MaxTech Transceiver manual Connecting M ultiM AX set for Transm IT mode to Flash

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Trig gering M ultiple Flashe s W ith M ultiple RE CE IVE U nits

Multiple remote flash units m ay be triggered in sync w ith each other.

1.

Ins tall batteries in each additional M ultiM AX unit

2.

Us e flash cable to conn ect eac h add itional flash u nit’s s ync term inal to

 

F LA S H / P O R T 2

3.

Set power switch on each additional MultiMAX unit to RECE IVE mode

4.

Set all Mu ltiMA X un its to s ame ch annel as T RAN SM IT unit

You ’re all s et! Use the camera n orm ally.

Connecting M ultiM AX (set for TRANSM IT mode) to Flash

A flash c an be connected to a MultiMA X (set for T RANSMIT mode). It will trigger in sync with the remote f lash u nits. T his f lash is called the loc al flash and is us ually moun ted on a cam era brac ket.

1.

Us e a flash cable to conn ect the f lash u nit’s s ync term inal to FLA SH / PO RT 2 of

 

the M ultiMA X (s et for T RA NS MIT mod e)

2.

Us e the L key to enable or disable the Local flash

You ’re all s et! Use the camera n orm ally.

LUsing a local flash this way protects the camera from high voltages. See the

Specifications section, Page 50, for more information.

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Contents Page Welcome to Digital Wireless Freedom FCC & IC Compliance Information Table of Contents LCD C ontrast Adjustment Programmed sequence shooting Icons Used in this Manual Features Basic FeaturesSpecial Features Communication TechnologyParts Designation LCD Information Controls OFFBattery Information Getting StartedLany ard Care and M aintenance Quick Setup Basic Radio Slave Operation Basic Setup for Remote FlashConnecting M ultiM AX set for Transm IT mode to Flash Transceiver Control Features Channels 1 Channels 17Ch annels Co mp atibility Digital Radio Mo del UltiM AX Co mpatible Ch annelsSelective Quad-Triggering a B C D keys Page True Confirmation UltiMAX M ode Radio and Flash ConfirmationNavigation C D L keysPage Basic Settings ~/MENU B Main MenuAdvanced M enu ~/MENU a Counter Menu ~/MENU CBasic Settings Contact Time ~/MENU B a Basic Settings MenuIf you are using Intervalometer or M ultipop Beep Menu ~/MENU B B Bee p C haracteris tic IndicatesCounter Menu Load ~/MENU C L Advanced Menu Decimal Actual Delay Sync Time Equivalent Used Delay Menu Receiver ~/MENU a a Page Intervalometer Time Lapse Photography ~/MENU a B Multipop ~/MENU a C SpeedCycler Transmitter ~/MENU a D Other Features Fast Mode Receiver ~/MENU a DKeyp ad Lock Hold High Voltage ProtectionLay Mode Receive Mode Only L Software Version Display Hold a on power upApplications of Advanced Functions Self-Timer or Cable ReleaseTT L / Auto flash Helper Programmed sequence shooting Recycle LockoutCamera Equalization ~ /MENU a a a L or ~/MENU a a B L or Average focal plane 35mm cameraPage Page Page Page Specifications Technical InformationChannel Frequency Radio InformationUnit Digital Code Setting Axim um Inimum Aximum and M inimum SettingsSaved Settings Reset to Default Factory Settings TroubleshootingHen in dou bt Radio Performance Fraction Decimal Time Conversion ChartsSeconds Inutes Hours Manual Revision 1.10 LP521

Transceiver specifications

MaxTech Transceiver is a cutting-edge communication device designed to meet the growing demands of modern connectivity. Engineered for versatility and reliability, it stands at the forefront of transceiver technology, catering to various applications, including telecommunications, data centers, and IoT devices.

One of the standout features of the MaxTech Transceiver is its high data rate capability. Supporting speeds of up to 400 Gbps, it enables rapid data transmission over long distances without significant signal degradation. This is particularly advantageous for enterprises and service providers aiming to enhance bandwidth capacity and reduce latency in their networks.

MaxTech employs advanced modulation schemes that enable the transceiver to maintain efficiency and performance in diverse environments. Its use of coherent optics technology allows for optimal signal processing, ensuring maximum throughput even under challenging conditions. Furthermore, the integration of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) enhances its capability to adapt to varying signal quality, thus maintaining connection integrity.

Another key characteristic of the MaxTech Transceiver is its compact design. Built with a modular architecture, it can easily fit into various form factors, making it suitable for both rack-mounted and standalone environments. This versatility not only simplifies installation processes but also optimizes space utilization, a crucial factor for data center operators.

In terms of connectivity, the MaxTech Transceiver boasts compatibility with a wide range of interfaces, including Ethernet, Fibre Channel, and several optical standards. This ensures that it can seamlessly integrate into existing infrastructures, reducing the need for extensive upgrades.

The transceiver is also built with energy efficiency in mind. MaxTech utilizes low-power components and smart power management technologies to minimize energy consumption without compromising performance. This is particularly important in today’s sustainability-focused landscape, where reducing carbon footprints is a priority for many organizations.

Additionally, the MaxTech Transceiver features robust security protocols to safeguard data transmission. With end-to-end encryption capabilities, it provides an essential layer of protection against potential cyber threats, ensuring that sensitive information remains secure.

In summary, the MaxTech Transceiver is a high-performance, versatile, and secure communication solution. Its combination of high data rates, advanced modulation technology, compact design, and energy efficiency makes it an ideal choice for organizations aiming to enhance their connectivity and communication capabilities. As technology continues to evolve, the MaxTech Transceiver positions itself as a reliable partner in ensuring seamless and efficient data transmission.
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