How do I insert the battery in the transmitter? There is a battery supply but I am not sure where is the battery door in the transmitter? Many thanks.
763816
The only battery for this model is in the remote. The receiver gets power from the camera .
763817
The only battery is in the device you hold in your hand, through a sliding part. the actual tiny transmitter itself gets its power from the camera itself !
763818
Hi there, the transmitter doesn't have a battery,it uses your camera's battery power when you attach the transmitter. The remote control uses a AAA battery. Hope this answers your question and HAVE A NICE DAY.
763819
slide out the cover (sleeve) you will see an area of the main body or shaft that has "DOT LIKE" PIMPLES. That is where you need to slide the cover out. By the way it is the same compartment where you will find the DIP switches if you want to change the frequency.
763820
I had the same problem and it took me some time to figure it out. The front side is where the remote button is, which has a sliding door to keep it from accidental activation. The battery door is on the back side. It has a ribbed surface composed of 12 raised dots. Using your thumb and with the rest of your fingers pressed to hold against the other side, press the battery door gently on the raised dots and slide it away from the ring or chain holder. A soft rubber gloves might also help to prevent oily fingers from slipping. It took me several tries before I was successful because I was also worried I would break the unit as I pressed. Overall, I am happy with it. Sorry for the delayed response. I had the same problem and it took me some time to figure it out. The front side is where the remote button is, which has a sliding door to keep it from accidental activation. The battery door is on the back side. It has a ribbed surface composed of 12 raised dots. Using your thumb and with the rest of your fingers pressed to hold against the other side, press the battery door gently on the raised dots and slide it away from the ring or chain holder. A soft rubber gloves might also help to prevent oily fingers from slipping. It took me several tries before I was successful because I was... » Read More I had the same problem and it took me some time to figure it out. The front side is where the remote button is, which has a sliding door to keep it from accidental activation. The battery door is on the back side. It has a ribbed surface composed of 12 raised dots. Using your thumb and with the rest of your fingers pressed to hold against the other side, press the battery door gently on the raised dots and slide it away from the ring or chain holder. A soft rubber gloves might also help to prevent oily fingers from slipping. It took me several tries before I was successful because I was also worried I would break the unit as I pressed. Overall, I am happy with it. Sorry for the delayed response. « Show Less
763821
Put your thumb in the depression on the back of the transmitter and push it away from the lanyard connection. the back will open and expose the battery and the dip switches for changing the frequency.
763822
On the opposite side of shutter button, just slide down the cover you will see the pin configuration, then battery housing is next to it on the right.
2114155
Mine worked fine. I read on one forum that high capacity rechargable batteries could damage the transmitter, but the manual didn't say anything about it.
1736018
The transmitter is only used to connect devices that do not have Bluetooth capabity to the speaker (i.e. and old MP3 player of mine). You plug the provided audio cord into the headphone jack of the device and the other end into the transmitter. To make a connection between the transmitter and the speaker, you hold down the "Speaker" button on the transmitter while the speaker is searching for a Bluetooth connection. Because the transmitter does not take batteries it must be plugged in. The USB cord can be plugged into any iPhone charger or computer to power the transmitter. All of this is unnecessary if your device has Bluetooth capability (i.e. an iPhone or iPod touch) in which case you connect directly to the speaker and set the transmitter aside.
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I have not had any problems with the transmitter. I have purchased batteries that are duds, though. Use a multimeter or a battery tester to verify that the new batteries are properly charging. (I use the "Amprobe BAT-200" battery tester that is available on Amazon). If you have duds that won't take a charge, then you will need to buy new batteries. I have had good luck with the "NextGen 2/3 Rechargeable Battery For RF Transmitters" sold on Amazon by Parts Express.
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Just charge the battery by plugging in the USB cable, and then plug in the mini-transmitter...and that is it.Marie-Madeleine
592521
I would try another battery.... I have read that batterys can be bad or go bad. Other wise you may have a bad transmitter
433351
this is the battery for the receiver. I also ordered through amazon a replacement battery for the transmitter and although it looked the same size it was slightly longer and wider and would not fit in the transmitter and had to be returned. The battery illustrated fits the receiver and works great!
1316686
Dear Tony, Thanks for your attention, take off the sun-shade cover and you can find the place to inserted the battery.and it's simple. if any question, thanks for contact me.
1855127
Did you connect the powered transmitter that plugs into the (wired) remote cable on the back of the radio. It appears the wireless transmitter has its own powered receiver which plugs into the existing connector for the wired remote (on the back of the radio) and if I remember correctly it was powered(12V). There was no link or pairing to perform it simply worked.
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A friend of mine just had the same problem, he flew it, replaced battery with a fresh one, and nothing... Sorry to say this but his main rotor motor went bad...But if you're lucky the transmitter batteries may be low enough to give you a problem try replacing them...(Don't pay much attention to the bars for your transmitter batteries , it lies)
649496
radio transmitters......they can be hidden, behind doors, etc...work flawlessly!!!!!!!! i have 5 of them!!
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I haven't tried the batteries yet, but yes there is a little plastic insert that houses the batteries that comes with it. It slides in into the same hole as the "over sized" USB looking battery that comes with it. I can't remember where I put the insert but if I find it I'll take a few photos and post them on here.
1234226
It's a bind and fly, you need to set it on a level surface, power it on and immediately power on the transmitter. The transmitter will beep several times with a final separate beep when it binds, then you can fly.
2279484
Yes, I am in the same boat as you are. There was a battery terminal missing on mine in the inside of the battery pack. Called the manufacturer they said take it up with the people you bought it from, and so I did. I'll be returning mine for a full refund. Lots of disappointed people on this one, I'd say. On Christmas, too. Good luck, ya'll. But I'd say yes, there probably was a whole shipment of these that were defective...
303489
How did you get the battery pack to work? The two I bought wouldn't fit my radios. Only thought I would have is not making enough contact and not enough current to power Tx.
1200682
I assume that could be more than one thing. Easiest first: Does the little LED on the transmitter come on when you press the buttons? If not, check your batteries and their proper installation. If the batteries are good, and you see the LED, can you turn the fan's light on and off? If not you may have no power to the fan. When you installed the fan, are all of the connectors inside of the fan housing properly connected? The fan's receiver my be disconnected. I don't have the installation instructions handy, and I installed three different fans, so I am not clear on the details anymore. It's been years. Lastly, if none of the above helps, contact the seller or manufacturer or see if there are problem reports and solutions on line.
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True about the battery, if low it will not allow the set up to work. If you have a known good battery go through the setup. If you still have an issue you may have a bad device or other wireless devices blocking it. Also un plug (remove power) from the transmitter and if the light goes out it is wired wrong. The transmitter shoiuld only work when brske light is on.