Nikon ML3 User Guide - Page 8
Distance, range, Channel, selector, setting
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0 The receiver's reception sensor faces away from the sun. • When using the ML-3 at the same time as video recording equipment, do not point the video's remote commander in the direction of the ML-3 reception sensor; it could cause a malfunction. • Harsh conditions, such as bad weather, obstructions, etc., may shorten the effective distance range. Distance range 10° 10° oc ,o0g AD, ,9a8 Channel selector setting Set each corresponding transmitter/receiver pair to the same channel. Up to two ML-3 sets can be used in the same area without interference. • If the transmitter is not pointed directly at the receiver (if the angle is askew), the range changes as follows: 0° - approx. 8m (26.2 ft.) 0-10° - approx. 6m (19.7 ft.)
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The
receiver's
reception
sensor
faces
away
from
the
sun.
•
When
using
the
ML
-3
at
the
same
time
as
video
recording
equipment,
do
not
point
the
video's
remote
commander
in
the
direction
of
the
ML
-3
reception
sensor;
it
could
cause
a
malfunction.
•
Harsh
conditions,
such
as
bad
weather,
obstructions,
etc.,
may
shorten
the
effective
distance
range.
Distance
range
10°
oc
,o0g
10°
AD
,
,9a8
•
If
the
transmitter
is
not
pointed
directly
at
the
receiver
(if
the
angle
is
askew),
the
range
changes
as
follows:
0°
—
approx.
8m
(26.2
ft.)
0-10°
—
approx.
6m
(19.7
ft
.)
Channel
selector
setting
Set
each
corresponding
transmitter/receiver
pair
to
the
same
channel.
Up
to
two
ML
-3
sets
can
be
used
in
the
same
area
without
interference.