ëFor delays longer than the 6.4 seconds (maximum available in delay modes) use Intervalometer or Multipop mode. Set the interval to the desired delay. Set the count to 1. A ttach your cam era to P O RT 1 and trig ger th e MultiM AX . T he c amera will trigg er after the set in terval.

NContact time affects Intervalometer mode. If the contact time is less than one second then Intervalometer will function normally. If the contact time is longer than 1 sec ond th en the s et interval increas es per this f ormu la: Contact T ime P LU S In terval time MINUS 1 second. Example: If the Contact Time is set to 3 seconds and the Interval is set to 5 seconds , the actual interval will be 7 seconds (3+5-1=7 ).

LW hen u sing Intervalometer an d R elay Mode togeth er, a Mu ltiMA X (s et for RECEIVE mode) will switch to Transmit mode and send a Radio trigger after the last interval. See the Relay M ode sec tion, Pag e 40, f or mor e inform ation

C: Multipop – ~/MENU A C

Enters the Multipop interval setting screen. This mode is for triggering a flas h m ultiple times from one trigger. It can be used during one long exposure to increase depth of field or for special effect sequencing. The interval setting is normally used to set a safe flash recyc ling time, while the c ount is set to the n um ber of flashes or “pops” desired.

Mu ltipop is iden tical in fu nc tion to Intervalometer w ith one exception: the m ultipop interval range has finer resolution; from 0.01 to 640.00 seconds in 0.01 (1/100) sec ond inc remen ts. T his allows for fin er con trol when setting flash recyc le time. T his m ode can be us ed for cam eras or f lash u nits.

1.

From the main screen press ~/MENU A C to

 

enter the numeric entry screen

2.

Enter the interval or time gap between triggers

3.

Press ~/MENU to proc eed to the next s creen

4.

Enter the count or number of triggers

5.

Press ~/MENU to return to th e main s creen .

 

T he interval will be dis played, and the c ount will

 

sh ow the n um ber of trig gers to be executed

6.

Pres s th e TEST key or trig ger th e MultiM AX via

 

Rad io to begin M ultipop f unc tion

Multi-pop Mode

Set In terval Screen

T RAN SM IT Unit

5.00sec ond M ulti-pop In terval 10 trigger Count

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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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