Updated 10 April 2007

Note: This upgrade is available to U.S. and Canada customers only.

This upgrade installs a POCKETWIZARD Radio Transceiver in your KODAK PROFESSIONAL DCS Pro SLR/n, DCS Pro 14n, or DCS Pro 14nx Digital Camera. A Kodak authorized service center performs the installation and Kodak warrants the upgrade for the remainder of your camera warranty or 90 days, whichever is longer. This upgrade is covered by your camera's service agreement.

The POCKETWIZARD Radio Transceiver is one of the most fully featured 32-channel digital wireless triggering devices available. You can operate this fully integrated camera component with your camera controls and camera LCD menu displays. The POCKETWIZARD Radio Transceiver is fully compatible with all other POCKETWIZARD products including the POCKETWIZARD Classic, the POCKETWIZARD Plus, the POCKETWIZARD MAX, and the POCKETWIZARD MultiMAX. The transceiver operates with other professional photography equipment with POCKETWIZARD Inside such as PROFOTO, DYNA-LITE, and PHOTO CONTROL flash systems, SEKONIC Light Meters, and the NIKON D1 series of digital cameras.

The POCKETWIZARD upgrade includes nearly all of the functionality of an external POCKETWIZARD MultiMAX transceiver, including the ability to wirelessly fire up to 4 groups of strobes. As a receiver, it enables the camera to be triggered by another POCKETWIZARD Transceiver without the need of a camera trigger cable. The range is approximately 1000 feet with the removable antenna attached to your camera's PC sync socket. See the User's Guide (PDF; 840 KB) for more information.

Main Menu	Mode Menu
Transmitter Menu	Receiver Menu
Strobe Confirmation Menu	SpeedCycler Menu

Contact our authorized service center to receive this upgrade or for additional information:

U.S. and Canada customers only:
Midwest Camera Repair, Inc.
318 Oak Street
Wyandotte, MI 48192
Telephone: 734.285.2220
www.midwestcamera.com

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