Is the photo cell built in if so where is it located or do you have to plug one into it?
1577005
the photo cell is included, it is a remote unit with an approx 3' line that you plug into the bottom of the transformer, Our company has installed over 50 of these units and the sensor does very well. The eye itself has a small bracket that comes with two small screws for mounting. This gives an advantage of that you can mount the transformer in a place not readily seen like under a deck or porch and run the eye out to an area to monitor the sunlight. Nice thing is that you can move the position of this eye if the transformer trips on too early or too late, giving the user the ability to adjust the sensitivity of the photo eye. the photo cell is included, it is a remote unit with an approx 3' line that you plug into the bottom of the transformer, Our company has installed over 50 of these units and the sensor does very well. The eye itself has a small bracket that comes with two small screws for mounting. This gives an advantage of that you can mount the transformer in a place not readily seen like under a deck or porch and run the eye out to an area to monitor the sunlight. Nice thing is that you can move the position of this eye if the transformer trips on too early or too late, giving the user the ability to... » Read More the photo cell is included, it is a remote unit with an approx 3' line that you plug into the bottom of the transformer, Our company has installed over 50 of these units and the sensor does very well. The eye itself has a small bracket that comes with two small screws for mounting. This gives an advantage of that you can mount the transformer in a place not readily seen like under a deck or porch and run the eye out to an area to monitor the sunlight. Nice thing is that you can move the position of this eye if the transformer trips on too early or too late, giving the user the ability to adjust the sensitivity of the photo eye. « Show Less
1577006
Robert, it is attached an has about a 2 foot cable so you can mount it to the wall or where you want. I got it this summer and has done a great job for me.
1577007
No, you need to plug in a remote with approximately a 36" cord. I use mine on a timer and absolutely love it. Reliable and quit4 powerful.
1827504
It is on the inside of the battery compartment. Look on the left inside wall as you hold the GoPro upright facing away from you.
1748437
There is a slot on the unit; however, because the strobe does NOT have a user replaceable flash, and I was told, they could not get the right flash replacement, I would not buy this unit again. Take a look at Fotodiox strobes.
1904047
Yes there is a plug in with a USB slot and a cord that fits into the camera. You can also charge it by plugging the USB into your computer.
1977902
The photo cells are on the transformers. I also split my lights and did so without any problems.
463918
I believe so. Look it up on line under the model name. I processed photos into four of these units foru our four children but cannot remember (100% sure) that there was an SD card slot or I transferred via usb cord. Hope this is helpful. G. T.
50525
You can plug in (and leave plugged in) a USB drive or SD Card. I have also read that if you have a USB to Mini-USB cord (not included, but you may have for another device), you can plug the frame into your computer directly, making it easy to save photos to the internal memory (copy & paste/ drag & drop). You can save photos off of the other media forms, but the process is very tedious (one photo at a time).
1497832
ya it is at the back of the camera...my camera now is defective...during power on it just keeps on rotating...repeating rotation...and its past 30 days now and no way to return it...
1729851
There is a wire for charging the Unit,You may use the power cord while your recording or you can rely on the built-in rechargeable battery.There are no pin holes or slots..The Unit is Contained inside of Black Shell with a removable bottom. No Recording lights show through container.I have used this several times and wish I had additional Units.
454947
This unit needs to be hard wired to an electrical source. It does not come with a two prong plug, it's a hard wire to electricity. It does have a battery back up but that is only for your light/camera setting, not for memory because the memory is on a SD memory card.
705774
I'm sure it's can be done by disconnecting the wires going into the photo cell, and reconnecting them in order toleave the photo cell out of the circuit. A switch can be added to the line connecting the unit to the power tomake the the unit work conveniately.
92389
It is on the side of the camera above the strap under the black plastic square piece. Lift up the black piece and plug in there.
2261162
It must be plugged in to operate. My user manual says "it will automatically rotate vertical photos so they are displayed the right way on the screen."
904314
The photocell is located on the cabinet. If you look at the pic it is located under the door that is open , on the left side of the black control panel. It is the small circle you see next to the square that is the LED display that shows you the current setting on the transformer
1232840
Basically, though it is not built in. I had an earlier model with a battery that came out to be charged. This battery looks almost the same but gets charged in the camera.
143325
If you are using a memory stick, plug it into a computer and make sure the pics transferred. Otherwise, I would return it to amazon as defective and get another one. I assume the power is on to the unit. There is a switch on the unit for power on/off.
992431
Yes. At least it was in mine. It's a really neat one too. You put the battery in it and plug the whole thing into the outlet. LOVE this camera!