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Nikon WR-R10 User manual

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English
Thank you for your purchase
of
a Nikon wireless re-
mote
controller. With a
WR-R1
0 (transceiver) con-
nected to
the
ten-pin remote or accessory terminal
of
your Nikon camera, photographs can be taken by
remote control using a wireless
WR-T1
0 (transmitter).
The WR-A10
is
a ten-pin remote terminal adapter for
the
WR-R1
0.
Before using this product, read both this
manual and the documentation provided with your
camera. Additional instructions, including informa-
tion on
the
regulations governing
the
use
of
this
device, may be found
in
the
Wireless
Regulation
Data
sheet provided with this product.
ForYour
Safety
To
prevent
damage
to
your
Nikon
product
or
injury
to
your-
self
or
to
others,
read
the
following
safety
precautions
in
their
entirety
before
using
this
product.
Keep
these
safety
instruc-
tions
where
all
those
who
use
the
product will
read
them.
The
consequences
that
could
result
from
failure
to
observe
the
precautions
listed
in
this
section
are
indicated
by
the
fol-
lowing
symbol:
This
icon
warnings,
be
&
read
before
using
this
Nikon
product
to
prevent
sible
injury.
WARNINGS
&
Do
not
disassemble.
Failure
to
observe
this
precaution
could
result
in
fire,
electric
shock,
or
other
injury.
Should
the
product
break
open
as
the
result
ofa
fall
or
other
accident,
disconnect
the
camera
power
source
and
take
the
product
to
a
Nikon-authorized
service
representative
for
inspection.
&
Keepoutofreachofchildren.
Failure
to
observe
this
precau-
tion
could
result
in
injury.
In
addition,
note
that
small
parts
constitute
a
choking
hazard.
Should
a
child
swallow
part
of
this
consult
a
&
Cut
power
immediately
in
the
event
of
malfunction.
ShouId
you
notice
smoke
or
an
unusual
smell
coming
from
the
prod-
uct,
immediately
turn
the
camera
off.
Continued
opera-
tion
could
result
in
injury.
Once
the
product
has
cooled,
remove
it
and
take
it
to
a
Nikon-authorized
service
repre-
sentative
for
inspection.
&
Donotuseinthepresenceofflammablegas.
Failure
to
observe
this
precaution
could
result
in
explosion
or
fire.
6
Keep
dry.
Do
not
immerse
in
or
expose
to
water
or
rain.
Failure
to
observe
this
precaution
could
result
in
fire
or
electric
shock.
6
Do
not
handle
with
wet
hands.
Failure
to
observe
this
pre-
caution
could
result
in
electric
shock.
&
Do
not
remain
in
contact
with
the
camera
or
controller
for
ex-
tended
periods
while
the
products
are
on
or
in
use.
Parts
of
the
product
become
hot.
Leaving
the
product
in
direct
contact
with
the
skin
for
extended
periods
may
result
in
low-temperature
burns.
&
Donotexposetohigh
temperatures.
Do
not
leave
the
product
in
a
closed
vehicle
under
the
sun
or
in
other
areas
subject
to
extremely
high
temperatures.
Failure
to
observe
this
precaution
could
result
in
fire
or
in
damage
to
the
casing
or
internal
parts.
&
Observe
proper
precautions
when
handling
batteries.
Batteries
may
leak,
rupture,
or
overheat
if improperly
handled.
Observe
the
following
precautions
when
handling
CR2032
lithium
batteries
for
use
in
the
WR-Tl
0:
•
Use
only
CR2032
lithium
batteries.
Dispose
of
used
bat-
teries
as
directed.
•
Be
sure
to
insert
in
the
correct
orientation.
•
Do
not
short
or
disassemble.
•
Do
not
expose
to
f1ame
or
to
excessive
heat.
•
Do
not
immerse
in
or
expose
to
water.
•
Discontinue
use
immediately
should
you
notice
any
chang-
es
in
the
battery,
such
as
discoloration
or
deformation.
&
Follow
the
instructions
of
hospital
and
airline
personnel.
This
product
emits
radio
frequency
radiation
that
could
inter-
fere
with
medical
or
navigational
equipment.
Do
not
use
this
product
in
a
hospital
or
on
board
an
airplane
without
first
obtaining
the
permission
of
hospital
or
airline
staff.
Notices
•
No
part
of
this
manual
may
be
reproduced,
transmitted,
transcribed,
stored
in
a
retrieval
system,
or
translated
into
any
language
in
any
form,
by
any
means,
without
Nikon's
prior
written
permission.
•
Nikon
reserves
the
right
to
change
the
specifications
of
the
hardware
and
software
described
in
this
manual
at
any
time
and
without
prior
notice.
•
Nikon
will
not
be
held
liable
for
any
damages
resulting
from
the
use
of
this
product.
•
While
every
effort
has
been
made
to
ensure
that
the
infor-
mation
in
this
manual
is
accurate
and
complete,
we
would
appreciate
it
were
you
to
bring
any
errors
or
omissions
to
the
attention of
the
Nikon
representative
in
your
area
(ad-
dress
provided
separately).
This
product,
which
contains
encryption
software
developed
in
the
United
States,
is
controlled
by
the
United
States
Export
Administration
Regulations
and
may
not
be
exported
or
re-
exported
to
any
country
to
which
the
United
States
embar-
goes
goods.
The
following
countries
are
currently
subject
to
embargo:
Cuba,
Iran,
North
Korea,
Sudan,
and
Syria.
SURRiied Accessories
The
product
is
sold
in
the
sets
below.
This
manual
as-
sumes
you
have
a
WR-R1
0,
WR-T1
0,
and
WR-A
10.
O
Case
0
Warranty
WR-R
10 0
Strap
for
WR-R1
0 0
Strap
for
WR-T1
0
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o
CR2032
3vlithium battery'
0
User's
Manual
(this
manual)
WR-R
10 0
Case
0
Warranty
0
Strap
for
WR-R1
0 0
User's
Manual
(this
manual)
0
Strap
for
WR-T1
0 0
Warranty
WR-T10
O
CR2032
3Vlithium battery*
O
User's
Manual
(this
manual)
WR-A10
0
User's
Manual
(this
manual)
*Remove
insulating
sheet
from
WR-T10
before
first
use.
Parts
of
the
Controller
(Figure 1
),
_____
_
G)
Red
LED
®Channel
selector
@Green
LED
@
Pairing
button
®
Strap
eyelet
®Shutter-release button 0
Fn
button
@
Strap
eyelet
®
Red
LED
@)Channel
selector
@
Pairing
button
~Hi~Jg
@
Release
button
@Mounting
mark
····
B
The
WR-Rl
0
Strap
. Attach the
WR-R1
0 to the camera strap
as
shown
in
Figure 2 to prevent the
WR-R1
0 being lost or dropped.
·····
····
B
Replacing
CR2032
3V
Lithium
Batteries
{Figure
3)
·····
Replace
the battery when the
LED
for the
WR-T1
0 starts
····
to dim. Insert a fingernail behind the battery-chamber
latch and open the battery chamber (G)).
Ensure
that
·····
the battery
is
inserted
in
the correct orientation (@)).
Using
the
WR-R1 0 (Transceiver),
______
_
Cameras
with
accessory
terminals
(Figure
4-a):
Connect the
WR-R1
0
as
shown
by
the
marks
on
the
camera
(_.)
and
WR-R1
0
('~).
Digital
cameras
with
ten-pin
remote
terminals
(Figure
4-b):
Attach the
WR-A
10
WR
adapter
(G))
as
shown
by
the
marks
on
the adapter
(_.)
and
WR-R1
0
(T)
and
connect the
assembly
to the ten-pin remote terminal
(@),keeping the mounting mark
on
the
WR-A
10
(G))
aligned with
thee
mark
on
the terminal. Tighten the
WR-A
10 locking
screw
(@)).
Film
cameras
with
ten-pin
remote
terminals
(Figure
5):
If the
terminal
is
on
the front ofthe camera, remove the
lens
or
camera body
cap
(G)).
Attach
the
WR-A
10,
keep-
ing
the mounting
mark
(G)) aligned with the mark
on
the terminal
(@).
After
tightening the
WR-A
10
lock-
ing
screw(@)), rotate the
WR-A
10
(@)and
attach the
WR-R1
0
(@)as
shown
by
the
marks
on
the adapter
(_.)and
WR-R1
0
(T).
Note:
Be
sure
the connectors
are
in
the correct orienta-
tion; do not
use
force or insert the connectors at
an
an-
gle. Note that the
WR-R1
0
can
not
be
used
with certain
accessories. Using force or inserting connectors at
an
angle could damage the camera or accessory.
To
remove
the
WR-R10,
reverse
the above
steps.
To
re-
move the
WR-A
10,
press
the
release
button
(Figure
1-@)
while
sliding
the
adapter
from
the
WR-R1
0.
B
The
Fn
Button
When a
WR-R1
0
is
mounted on the cameras below, the
·
Fn
button on the
WR-T1
0 performs the function current-
ly
assigned to the
camera
Fn
button.
See
the camera
manual for details.
·
04
· D800/800E
Using
the
WR-T1 0 (Transmitter),
______
_
The
shutter-release button
on
the
WR-T1
0 performs
the
same
functions
as
the
camera
shutter-release
button whether
pressed
halfway
or
all
the
way
down.
See
the
camera
manual
for
details.
B
Channel
Selection
and
Pairing
Ifthe camera
fails
to respond to the shutter-release but-
ton on the
WR-T1
0,
re-establish the link between the
WR-T1
0 and the receiver
by
matching channels and
pairing the devices
as
described below.
1
Set
the
units
to
the
same
channel.
Set
the channel selectors on
both units
to
the
same
channel
(5,
1
0,
or
15).
Devices on differ-
ent channels
can
not
be
paired,
while paired devices
can
only
be
used
together when both
are
set
to the same channel.
2
Pair
the
devices.
After turning the camera on,
place the
two
devices
close
together and
press
the pairing
buttons
on
both units simultane-
ously.
Keep
the buttons
pressed
until the
red
and green
LEOs
on the
WR-R1
0 flash on
and
off
in
sequence, indicating that pairing
is
complete.
To
erase
pairing data, turn the camera on and keep the
WR-R1
0 pairing button
pressed
for about 3 seconds until
the green
LED
flashes rapidly, and then quickly
press
the
pairing button twice before the green
LED
stops flash-
ing. The green and
red
LEOs
will both flash twice simul-
taneously to show that
all
pairing data
has
been
erased.
Controlling
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: The
following
options
are available
with
multiple
WR-RlO units, each
mounted
on
a separate camera.
Using
a
WR
-
170
(Simultaneous
Release)
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by
pressing
the
WR-Tl 0 shutter-release
button
all
the
way
down.
Synchronizing
Multiple
Cameras
(Synchronized
Release)
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cameras.
1Attach
the
WR
-Rl0 units.
Attach WR-Rl 0 units
to
the
master camera (any
camera
with
a
ten-pin
remote
terminal) and all re-
mote
cameras
as
described in "Using
the
WR-Rl 0
(Transceiver)':
2
Set
all
the
units
to
the
same channel.
3 Pair
the
cameras.
Turn
the
cameras
on
and press the pairing
buttons
on theWR-Rl Oon
the
mastercamera and
one
of
the
remotecameras. Keep
the
buttons
pressed
until
the
red and green
LEOs
flash on and
off
in sequence,
indicating
that
pairing
is
complete
. Repeat
until
the
mastercamera
is
paired
with
all the remotecameras.
4
Take
pictures.
The shutters on all cameras will
be
released
when
the
shutter-release
button
on
the
master camera
is
pressed all
the
way
down.
Multiple
Channels
The remote cameras can be
divided
into
up
to
three
groups
by
selecting
different
channels for
the
cam-
eras in each
group
after pairing and
then
changing
the
channel
for
the
WR-Tl 0
or
masterWR-Rl 0
to
con-
trol
only
the
remotecameras
on
the
selected channel.
Precautions
for
Use
•
To
prevent
malfunction,
be sure
the
WR-Rl 0 units
are correctly attached.
• The shutter-release
buttons
on
the
camera and
WR-Tl 0 can
not
be used
when
the
camera
is
in re-
mote
control (ML-L3) release mode.
• Disconnect WR-Rl 0 units
when
they
are
not
in use.
Carrying a camera in a bag
or
by
the
strap
with
a
WR-R
10 attached risks damage
to
the
camera
or
the
WR-RlO in
the
event
that
the
camera
is
exposed
to
strong physical shocks
or
vibration
.
r-··-····
···-·-···-
--·---·-
..
········-····-·-···-·---····-
-·-··-·-
'
II
Compatibility
' W
ir
eless
remote controllers
can
not be used with
Dl-
i
ser
i
es
cameras or the MB-Dl
00.
They
can
be
used with
the
Fl
00,
D2X,
D2Xs,
D2Hs,
and
D200,
but the
shu
tt
er
can
not
be released with the Fl
00
in
se
lf-timer mode,
while the
D2X,
D2Xs,
D2Hs,
and D200 wi
ll
temporarily
display
[!I
if
the exposure meters
are
activated after t
he
unit
is
attached.
*Approxi
mate
range
at
h
eigh
t ofabout 1
.2
m
(4ft);
varies
wi
th
'
weather
conditions
and
presence
or
absence
of
obstacles
Un
l
ess
otherwise
stated,
all
figu
r
es
assume
a
fr
esh
ba
tt
ery
and
an
ambient t
empe
r
ature
of
23
±3 oc
(73.4
±5.4
oF)
as
specified
by
the
Ca
mera
and
I
mag
in
g
Pr
od
u
cts
A
ssoc
iat
ion
(CIPA)
Range
and
battery
life
may
drop
at
low temper
at
u
res.
Refer
to
the
camera
manual
f
or
additional information
on
op-
era
t
ing
environment
and
use
the
productsin
the
narrower
of
the
two operating temperature
ranges.

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