Wireless Radio-based Flash Trigger Control for Camera
This wireless flash trigger is a low-cost radio remote system for camera to trigger hot shoe flashgun synchronously. It's made up of two parts named signal transmitter and receiver. The signal transmitter makes use of advanced circuit design and comport. It can transmit wireless signal that is being encoded. The receiver decodes with microprocessor.
Product Details
Description:
The Wireless Flash Trigger is a radio remote system for firing hotshoe or PC-connected flash units wirelessly.
Camera Tigger Control consists of a transmitter/receiver pair housed in inexpensive black plastic enclosures.
Each unit is about the size of a small box of matches.
The transmitter fits into a camera’s hotshoe and the receiver clips onto the hotshoe base of a battery-powered flash unit.
Operation is very simple. Turn the receiver on by sliding over the power switch, and then take a photo. That’s it. A radio signal is transmitted from the transmitter to the receiver that instructs the flash to fire.
Maximum effective area of the Radio-based Flash Trigger: 30m
Total weight: 114.5g
Transmitter:
The transmitter also has a red LED that illuminates when a shot is taken, a small test pushbutton for test firing, a DIP switch block with two switches and a 2.5mm phono socket.
Since the switch block has two switches with two positions each, a total of 4 digitally encoded signals are possible. The receiver will only trigger if both devices are set to the same code.
Radio working frequency: 433MHz
Size: 6 x 4 x 1.4cm
Receiver:
The receiver is a small rectangular plastic box with a chamfered top.
It has a hotshoe mount for attaching a standard battery-powered hotshoe flash unit, and an extruded aluminium L bracket screwed to the side which can be used for attaching the trigger and flash to a stand or tripod.
The black-painted L bracket, which can be rotated to tilt the flash, is fastened to the box with a plastic-handled bolt.
It also has a 1/4-20 hole for screwing the unit to a tripod via a normal mounting stud, and has grooves in its foot so it can fit into another shoe bracket.
This lets you slide the receiver into an umbrella mounting bracket designed to accommodate a hotshoe flash.
The receiver is apparently designed to work with a sync (trigger) voltage of 3 volts or less
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