Will the PocketWizard MiniTT1 trigger the Elinchrom Skyport receiver, which is built into the Elinchrom D-Lite 4?
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As far as I know you can use the mini TT1 and a flex TT5 in "standard mode" to trigger anything that will accept the pocket wizard triggering cable or hot shoe cable. You have to use both together the cable is routed from the TT5 to whatever you are trying to trigger. Don't know if the elinchrom D-Lite 4 will accept a hotshoe cable if so it should work. I use Bowens lights with built pocket wizard compatible receivers.
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You shouldn't have a problem using pocket wizards with the speedotron strobes. This kit comes with adapters that will allow you to plug directly to your power pack to sync your strobes. If for some reason the adapters that come with it does not work for you, pocket wizard has several adapters to fill in the gaps.
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I would see no reason why it wouldn't. I use a different trigger that works on the same principle as pocket wizard and have never had an issue.
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Yes it will. However you will need an idatalink usb adaptor to flash the needed firmware to the module or you can find a local dealer to flash it for a small fee. Be sure to get a printout of the wiring diagram for your firmware as they are all different and not included in the box.
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My CanonT3i has a built in wireless flash trigger. If configured properly, will my T3i transmitter trigger this receiver?
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The D5100 will work with the correct specific 'dongle'. Triggertrap works flawlessly with my D3 and expands the range of remote shutter activation.
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Yes, if you are using the IR ability (no 100% the rebel can do that) or slave option (pop-up on your rebel). Otherwise, if you want pocketwizard function you'll need either another Mitros or pony-up for the Phottix Odin Transmitter.
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Yes, the receivers have a RCA banana style port to connect to a monolight PC port via an included cable. However you won't get TTL flash control, manual mode only via the PC connection. The primary benefit of the Odin Phottix is radio control TTL with Sony/Minolta flash units.
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It should but even though I have the wireless triggers I have SB-910 but have not had the opportunity to use it yet.
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Yes. See: http://download.p4c.philips.com/files/d/dvp3345v_17/dvp3345v_17_qsg_aen.pdf
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The EOS T5i appears to have the standard Canon hot shoe. This means you could use the PocketWizard PlusX or Plus III triggers.The TT5/TT1 series for Canon should work as manual triggers, but it's not yet clear if it will work as TTL (which is sort of the point for those units) until PocketWizard has time to test and update their compatibility matrix. Some Canon cameras have restrictions on functions with the TT5/TT1. Best chance for a solid answer on that would be to contact PocketWizard directly, I have found them to be very responsive both by phone and by email.
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It works on anything. But there is no TTL capability. It's a basic single-pin transmitter and receiver that sends a simple on/off signal. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe of the camera and the receiver either mounts to the shoe base of the flash or connects to another flash or light system via a mini-jack input sync cord. The transmitter sends the on/off signal to the flash. There is no power control or adjustability. Hope that helps.For TTL and customization options, you need the Strato, or better yet, Pocket Wizards. More expensive, but definitely worth it. There is a reason you see Wizards on pro rigs...(Pocket Wizards are my next upgrade). Cheers! :) It works on anything. But there is no TTL capability. It's a basic single-pin transmitter and receiver that sends a simple on/off signal. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe of the camera and the receiver either mounts to the shoe base of the flash or connects to another flash or light system via a mini-jack input sync cord. The transmitter sends the on/off signal to the flash. There is no power control or adjustability. Hope that helps.For TTL and customization options, you need the Strato, or better yet, Pocket Wizards. More expensive, but definitely worth it. There is a... » Read More It works on anything. But there is no TTL capability. It's a basic single-pin transmitter and receiver that sends a simple on/off signal. The transmitter mounts on the hot shoe of the camera and the receiver either mounts to the shoe base of the flash or connects to another flash or light system via a mini-jack input sync cord. The transmitter sends the on/off signal to the flash. There is no power control or adjustability. Hope that helps.For TTL and customization options, you need the Strato, or better yet, Pocket Wizards. More expensive, but definitely worth it. There is a reason you see Wizards on pro rigs...(Pocket Wizards are my next upgrade). Cheers! :) « Show Less
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Yes. This PocketWizard is both a transmitter and a receiver. Please remember that you will need two PocketWizards when you work with a monolight strobe. Connect one via the sync cord connector to your monolight strobe. Your PocketWizard should come with this connector. Setup this PocketWizard as a receiver and select a radio channel to use. Place the other PocketWizard on your camera's hot shoe. Setup this PocketWizard as the transmitter and select the same radio channel as the receiver PocketWizard. Please also read the instruction manual that comes with each PocketWizard. I hope this answers your question.
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No, it doesn't. It's basically a raspberry pie with home seer 3 loaded on it. Also note that the scripting in version 3 has been changed so be sure you're aware of the differences. Most comments on the new system is that it is flat out unusable (turning on a device now requires several dozen lines of code).
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I don't know, but the transmitter works on a standard hot shoe. So if your flash is compatible with a standard hot shoe then the receiver should trigger it. It works fine with a Canon 7D and Canon Speedlight. For the price, it's been great investment.
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Connect the pockewizard to the hot shoe, connect the pocket wizard to the camera (probably a mini-USB port), then activate the on-camera pocketwizard with your second pocketwizard set to the same channel. Also be sure to test the setup from outside the glass of the court because that may affect the triggers.
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I use Pocket Wizards. The devices that came with this kit are really cheap and not worth working with. (My opinion)