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General| Power Source/Batteries | 2 x AA batteries |
|---|---|
| Maximum Sync Speed | 1/250 sec |
| Firmware Upgradeable | Yes |
| Hot Shoe Mount | Yes |
| PC Sync Port | Yes |
| Wireless TTL | Yes |
| Manual Control | Yes |
| Compatibility | Canon, Nikon |
| Channels | 32 |
Essential initial setup and important information before operating radios.
Step-by-step guide on the correct sequence for powering up equipment.
PocketWizard's newest firmware platform for advanced remote flash capability.
Achieve faster X-sync speeds with full power flash using patented HyperSync technology.
Guidelines to prevent battery leakage and ensure safe battery handling.
Specific USB connection precautions for the PowerMC2 to prevent damage.
List of modern Canon digital cameras compatible with E-TTL II protocol.
Information on Canon Speedlite models and their compatibility with ControlTL radios.
List of modern Nikon digital cameras compatible with i-TTL / CLS protocol.
Compatibility of modern Nikon Speedlights as remotes and master flashes.
Explanation of Standard Channels, including ranges and frequency usage.
Channels for remote power control of studio flashes, working with TTL/CLS commands.
Step-by-step instructions for activating and using the Learn Mode feature.
Using one or more remote TTL flashes as a single zone of light without on-camera flash.
Specific instructions for Nikon MASTER flash operation and remote group/zone setup.
Canon technique for pulsing light above X-sync, appearing as continuous light.
Using master units to control manual power levels of compatible flashes remotely.
Sets camera's first exposure settings as center values for PowerTracking.
Details on configuring PocketWizard radios for optimal HyperSync performance.
Common uses and reasons for employing HyperSync in photography.
Step-by-step guide to setting up and using the AC3 ZoneController.
Highlights of the utility: firmware updating, configuration modification, and setup.
Steps for installing, registering, and checking for updates for the utility.
Resets all radio settings, including channels, to the factory default state.
Configures whether Standard or ControlTL channel trigger is sent first at X-sync.
Enables Speedlites lacking Master Mode to trigger remote flashes as one zone.
Controls timing for HyperSync to manage clipping or maximize flash energy.
Using specific cables and accessories to enhance radio range and performance.
Recommendations for using flashes with low RF noise emissions for better range.
Steps to enable access to optional and beta test firmware versions.
FCC compliance information, limits, and measures to correct interference.
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