PiXAPRO
NEW 2.4GHz PRO AC WIRELESS 16 Channel Trigger Set
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2.4GHz ONE System Compatible
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16 Channels
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16 Groups
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Universal Hot-Shoe
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Powered By 2x AA Batteries
The PIXAPRO® PRO AC wireless flash trigger set, is a 16 channel 2.4GHz radio flash trigger can support flash grouping and allow you to control your flash(es) remotely. It is also cross compatible with the Pixapro PRO ST-III TTL trigger system (Pro AC 2.4GHz cannot transmit TTL information). Since the PIXAPRO® PRO AC wireless flash trigger set works using radio waves, you do not require direct line of sight with your flashes for them to work, and also you can work at greater distances (up to 50m) from your flash, giving you more flexibility. Because they operate by radio waves, they are also not affected by bright light as optical triggers can sometimes be.
The PRO AC wireless flash trigger features 16 different channels, allowing you to still use your flashes without the worry of accidentally triggering somebody else’s flashes who might be working within your vicinity. If you have a flash that is compatible, you can also control the power levels of your flashes, either in groups or individually.
The PRO AC wireless flash trigger system is designed to work with the PIXAPRO® Lumi series studio flashes. It is also compatible with the PIXAPRO® PRO speedlite transceivers.
- Cross Compatible with the Pixapro PRO ST-III TTL flash trigger system
- Wireless control
- Setting flash power on/off, power level, modelling light on/off, buzzer on/off, and flash triggering
- Receiver require no batteries as it is powered by the flash.
- Remote power adjustment
- Each group can be set to 16 different power levels
- LCD display
- Durable Metal Hot shoe
- 1x Pro AC 2.4GHz Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter
- 1x Pro AC 2.4GHz Wireless Flash Trigger Receiver
Specifications
| Manual Flash Control | Yes |
| Transmitter power supply | 3V (2*AA batteries) |
| Receiver power supply | 5V (powered by flashes) |
| Transmitter frequency | 2.4GHz wireless remote system |
| Max. Working distance | 50m/164ft (in open areas) |
| Control on flashes | Flash output power, Modelling light on/off, Buzzer on/off, Flash triggering |
| Max sync speed | 1/250s |
| No. of Channels | 16 |
Q&A’s
- There is a switch located at the back of each VNIX panel labelled “DMX”. If the switch is set to the “on” position, switch it back to the “off” position, and this should solve the problem. When the DMX switch is set to the on position, it disables the dimmer controls on the back of the unit, in favour of a connected DMX Console.
- It depends on whether your camera has the old style, or new styled Sony hot-shoe. If your camera has the new styled hot-shoe, then you shouldn't require an adapter. If your camera has the old styled hot shoe however, you will require a hot-shoe adapter of some description. (Please see photo below).
PLEASE NOTE: If you require TTL or High-Speed sync, please check that the adapter you purchase is capable of transmitting TTL data.
- Press the menu button (
) on the Remote control to cycle through different modes, and then use the (+) and (-) buttons to adjust the values. Please see list below to see what the diffent modes do:
- The first mode (Red Light) is used to control the brightness of the light.
- The second mode (Orange Light) is used to control the colour temperature of the light (Bi-Colour Models Only).
- The third mode (No Light) is used to change the channel that you are controlling.
- Please see image below which shows which switch configurations represent which channels on the ST-III Trigger system. Please Note: Your ST-III must be set to manual mode to work with PRO AC 2.4GHz receiver. Not compatible with older 433MHz Receivers.
- Our flash triggers are not compatible with PocketWizard triggers unfortunately.
The Built-in flash trigger on the Sekonic Flash Meters, are also not compatible with our triggers, however you can still meter the flash by pressing the "TEST" button on the flash trigger. Most flash meters have a mode where it will wait a certain amount of time after the mesure button has been pressed for a flash to fire. Simply put your meter into this mode, press the "Measure" button on the meter, and then press the "Test" button on the trigger to fire the flash so you can get your exposure reading (Please refer to your flash meter's manual for more details).
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| UK Saver Delivery | £5.00 | 2-3 Days |
| UK Next Working Day | £8.00 | Next Working Day |
| UK Before 2pm Next Working Day | £18.00 | Before 2pm Next Working Day |
| UK Saturday Delivery | £30.00 | Saturday |
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