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Lists the functionalities of the transmitter like FTP Transfer, EOS Utility, WFT Server, Smartphone, and Linked Shooting.
Explains icons used in the manual, such as Main Dial, Quick Control Dial, Multi-controller, and Setting button.
Outlines assumptions made for the manual, like power switch position and default settings.
Details requirements for FTP transfer, including compatible computer OS versions.
Step-by-step guide to enable the communication function on the camera.
Instructions on how to set a nickname for camera identification on the network.
Explains how to use the virtual keyboard for text input on the camera.
Explains connection methods when WPS is supported, like PBC and PIN modes.
Explains manual network connection when WPS is not supported.
Lists supported authentication and encryption settings for access points.
Steps to select an access point from a list for manual connection.
Options to refresh network list or manually configure settings.
Describes how images are automatically transferred after shooting.
Explains how to select multiple images for batch transfer.
Options for selecting images by folder or failed transfers for batch transfer.
Option to select all images on the card for batch transfer.
Specifies where transferred images are stored on the FTP server.
Details the folder structure for image storage on the server.
Guides on how to find the camera's IP address for WFT Server access.
Instructions on how to display and adjust the Live View image for shooting.
Instructions on how to adjust focus using autofocus or manual controls.
Instructions on how to adjust focus for simple remote shooting.
Overview of the main functions and interface of the Camera Connect app.
Steps to configure cameras to act as slave units in linked shooting.
Steps to configure the master camera for linked shooting.
Procedures for establishing the connection between master and slave cameras.
Explains the requirement for synchronizing time between identical camera models.
Option to re-establish a connection.
Option to set up a new connection using a wizard.
Option to modify existing connection settings.
Option to save or load connection settings to/from a card.
Option to remove saved connection settings.
Option to view saved connection settings.
Feature to name custom connection settings.
Configuration for network settings like IP address and security.
Settings for connecting to an FTP server.
Settings for specifying viewable images for smartphone access.
Instructions on how to save connection settings to a memory card.
How to access the screen for configuring FTP, WFT Server, and power saving.
Configuration options for FTP transfer.
Configuration options for WFT Server.
Settings to manage power saving for different functions.
How to check the transmitter's MAC address.
Troubleshooting steps for various error codes encountered during operation.
Troubleshooting steps for connection issues like target not found, DHCP, DNS, proxy, and IP conflicts.
Solutions for FTP connection, rejection, login, and transfer confirmation errors.
Troubleshooting for SSID not found, no response, authentication, and connection lost issues.
Solutions for slave/master camera connection and time synchronization failures.
Troubleshooting for transmitter connection, overheating, and other general errors.
Solutions for problems transferring images to an FTP server.
Solutions for issues with linked shooting functionality.
Solutions for problems reconnecting to a smartphone.
Explains issues related to heat causing slow transmission rates and performance drops.
Recommendations for optimal placement of access points and antennas.
Information about electronic devices that can affect wireless LAN performance.
Specifies the type of accessory and its wireless LAN compatibility.
Details standards compliance, transmission methods, and range.
Lists various LAN functions like FTP transfer, EOS Utility, WFT Server, Smartphone, Linked shooting.
Information on the number of shots possible under different conditions.
Physical dimensions and weight of the transmitter.
Details working temperature and humidity ranges.
Lists the functionalities of the transmitter like FTP Transfer, EOS Utility, WFT Server, Smartphone, and Linked Shooting.
Explains icons used in the manual, such as Main Dial, Quick Control Dial, Multi-controller, and Setting button.
Outlines assumptions made for the manual, like power switch position and default settings.
Details requirements for FTP transfer, including compatible computer OS versions.
Step-by-step guide to enable the communication function on the camera.
Instructions on how to set a nickname for camera identification on the network.
Explains how to use the virtual keyboard for text input on the camera.
Explains connection methods when WPS is supported, like PBC and PIN modes.
Explains manual network connection when WPS is not supported.
Lists supported authentication and encryption settings for access points.
Steps to select an access point from a list for manual connection.
Options to refresh network list or manually configure settings.
Describes how images are automatically transferred after shooting.
Explains how to select multiple images for batch transfer.
Options for selecting images by folder or failed transfers for batch transfer.
Option to select all images on the card for batch transfer.
Specifies where transferred images are stored on the FTP server.
Details the folder structure for image storage on the server.
Guides on how to find the camera's IP address for WFT Server access.
Instructions on how to display and adjust the Live View image for shooting.
Instructions on how to adjust focus using autofocus or manual controls.
Instructions on how to adjust focus for simple remote shooting.
Overview of the main functions and interface of the Camera Connect app.
Steps to configure cameras to act as slave units in linked shooting.
Steps to configure the master camera for linked shooting.
Procedures for establishing the connection between master and slave cameras.
Explains the requirement for synchronizing time between identical camera models.
Option to re-establish a connection.
Option to set up a new connection using a wizard.
Option to modify existing connection settings.
Option to save or load connection settings to/from a card.
Option to remove saved connection settings.
Option to view saved connection settings.
Feature to name custom connection settings.
Configuration for network settings like IP address and security.
Settings for connecting to an FTP server.
Settings for specifying viewable images for smartphone access.
Instructions on how to save connection settings to a memory card.
How to access the screen for configuring FTP, WFT Server, and power saving.
Configuration options for FTP transfer.
Configuration options for WFT Server.
Settings to manage power saving for different functions.
How to check the transmitter's MAC address.
Troubleshooting steps for various error codes encountered during operation.
Troubleshooting steps for connection issues like target not found, DHCP, DNS, proxy, and IP conflicts.
Solutions for FTP connection, rejection, login, and transfer confirmation errors.
Troubleshooting for SSID not found, no response, authentication, and connection lost issues.
Solutions for slave/master camera connection and time synchronization failures.
Troubleshooting for transmitter connection, overheating, and other general errors.
Solutions for problems transferring images to an FTP server.
Solutions for issues with linked shooting functionality.
Solutions for problems reconnecting to a smartphone.
Explains issues related to heat causing slow transmission rates and performance drops.
Recommendations for optimal placement of access points and antennas.
Information about electronic devices that can affect wireless LAN performance.
Specifies the type of accessory and its wireless LAN compatibility.
Details standards compliance, transmission methods, and range.
Lists various LAN functions like FTP transfer, EOS Utility, WFT Server, Smartphone, Linked shooting.
Information on the number of shots possible under different conditions.
Physical dimensions and weight of the transmitter.
Details working temperature and humidity ranges.
General| Brand | Canon |
|---|---|
| Model | WFT-E8 |
| Category | Transmitter |
| Language | English |
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