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Troubleshooting Transfer speed in ad hoc mode may become extremely slow when the transmitter is used with certain types of computer. For more information, contact your dealer or nearest Canon Service Center. 97

Section	Page
Conventions Used in this Manual	4
Chapter List	5
Contents	6
Safety Warnings	8
Handling Precautions	8
Nomenclature	9
Installing and Removing the Battery	11
Installing the battery	11
Battery check	12
Removing the battery	12
Using a Household Power Outlet	13
Attaching to the Camera	14
Using the Interface Cables	14
Example of Attachment	15
Example of Using the Case and Strap	15
Subsequent Organization of This Manual	16
Basic Network Settings	17
Getting Ready	18
[FTP trans.], [EOSUtility], [WFTserver]	18
[MediaServ.]	18
[LinkedShot]	18
Displaying the Connection Wizard	19
Selecting the Communication Method and LAN Type	20
Selecting the Communication Method	20
Selecting the LAN Type	22
Using the Wizard to Establish a Connection	23
Selecting the Wireless Network	23
Entering the Wireless LAN Encryption Key	24
WPS Connections (PBC Mode)	25
WPS Connections (PIN Mode)	26
Configuring Network Settings	27
Completing Settings for the Communication Method	28
Virtual Keyboard Operation	29
Transferring Images to an FTP Server	31
Configuring FTP Communication Settings	32
Automatic Image Transfer After Each Shot	34
Setting the Size or Type of Images to Transfer	35
Auto Retry if Transfer Fails	36
Enabling LAN Power Management	36
Transferring Images Individually	37
Transferring the Current Image	37
Adding a Caption Before Transfer	38
Batch Transfer	40
Selecting Images to Transfer	40
[RAW+JPEG transfer] Options	41
Menu Operation During Image Transfer	41
Batch Transfer of Images in a Folder	42
Batch Transfer of Images on Memory Cards	44
Checking Image Transfer History	45
Checking the Transfer History of Individual Images	45
Checking the Transfer History of Memory Cards	45
Remote Capture Using EOS Utility	47
Configuring EOS Utility Communication Settings	48
Using EOS Utility	51
Remote Capture Using WFT Server	53
Configuring WFT Server Communication Settings	54
Setting up an Account	54
Displaying WFT Server	56
Viewing Images	57
Remote Capture [Camera control]	59
Remote Capture [Simple control]	62
Remote Capture	63
Using WFT Server in Linked Shooting	64
Using the Transmitter as a Media Server	65
Configuring Media Server Communication Settings	66
Displaying Captured Images on a Television	67
Linked Shooting	69
Preparing Slave Cameras	70
Basic Linked Shooting	71
Positioning the Slave Cameras	72
Using the Transmitter with WFT Server	74
Connect the Master and Slave Cameras	75
Check the Camera Settings	77
Configure WFT Server Communication Settings	79
IP Addresses Assigned to Computers	80
Access the Cameras from the Computer	81
Display WFT Server	81
View Images on the Camera	82
Shoot Remotely	82
Managing Settings Information	83
Checking Settings	84
Changing Settings	85
IP Security (IPsec)	86
Directory Structure of the Target Folder	86
Overwriting Files of the Same Name	86
Passive Mode	86
Preventing Changes to Settings	86
Saving and Loading Settings	87
Saving Settings	87
Loading Settings	88
Synchronizing the Camera Time	89
Preparing for Time Synchronization	90
Wireless LAN	90
Wired LAN	90
Synchronizing the Time	91
Using Bluetooth GPS Devices	93
Connecting GPS Devices via Bluetooth	94
Canceling the Bluetooth Connection	96
Troubleshooting	97
Handling Error Messages	98
Wireless LAN Notes	111
Checking Network Settings	112
Windows	112
Macintosh	112
Reference	113
Creating and Registering Captions	114
Using a Bracket (Sold Separately)	115
Specifications	116