PROfezzion PR-UN1_D

PROfezzion 164' Wireless Shutter Release Remote Control Instruction Manual

Model: PR-UN1_D

1. Overview

The PROfezzion PR-UN1_D Wireless Shutter Release Remote Control is designed to trigger your camera's shutter wirelessly, reducing camera shake and enabling photography from a distance. It operates on a 2.4GHz frequency with 16 selectable channels, offering a reliable connection up to 164 feet (50 meters). This unit consists of a transmitter, a receiver, and a connecting cable, providing versatile shooting options including single shot, delayed shot, continuous shooting, and bulb mode.

Video: An overview of the PROfezzion Wireless Shutter Release Remote Control, demonstrating its components and basic functionality.

2. Parts Identification

The remote control system comprises a transmitter and a receiver. Familiarize yourself with the components and their functions:

2.1 Transmitter

  • Indicator Lamp: Shows status (e.g., focus, shutter release).
  • Shutter Release Button: Two-stage button for focusing and shooting.
  • Mode Dial: Selects shooting modes (Single, Delay, Continuous, Bulb).
  • Switch: Power ON/OFF.
  • Strap Hole: For attaching a wrist strap.
  • Channel Setting Switch: DIP switches to set the operating channel.
  • Battery Compartment: Holds AAA batteries.

2.2 Receiver

  • Indicator Lamp: Shows status (e.g., connection, shutter release).
  • Shutter Release Button: Can also trigger the camera directly.
  • Switch: Power ON/OFF.
  • 1/4"-20 Female Thread: For mounting on a tripod or light stand.
  • Cold Shoe Mount: For attaching to the camera's hot shoe.
  • Locking Disk: Secures the receiver to the hot shoe.
  • Remote Socket: Connects to the camera via the provided cable.
  • Battery Compartment: Holds AAA batteries.
  • Channel Setting Switch: DIP switches to set the operating channel.
Diagram showing the parts of the PROfezzion wireless shutter release transmitter and receiver

Image: Detailed diagram illustrating the various parts and their labels on both the transmitter and receiver units.

3. Compatibility

This PROfezzion Wireless Shutter Release Remote Control (Model PR-UN1_D) is compatible with the following Panasonic Lumix camera models, replacing Panasonic DMW-RS1/RSL1 remotes:

  • DMC-FZ2500, FZ2000, FZ1000, FZ1000 II, FZ300, FZ100, FZ150, FZ200, FZ20, FZ30, FZ50
  • S1, S1R, S1H, S5, S5 II, S5 IIX
  • G1, G2, G3, G5, G6, G7, G9, G9M2, G85
  • GF1, GH1, GH2, GH3, GH4, GH5, GH5S, GH6, GH7
  • GX7, GX8

4. Setup

Follow these steps to set up your wireless shutter release:

  1. Install Batteries: Open the battery compartments on both the transmitter and receiver. Insert two AAA batteries into each unit, ensuring correct polarity (+/- terminals).

    Note: Incorrect battery installation will prevent the remote control from functioning.

  2. Set Channels: Locate the channel setting DIP switches inside the battery compartments of both the transmitter and receiver. Set both units to the same channel (e.g., channel 1). There are 16 available channels to avoid interference.
    Image showing channel setting switches on the transmitter and receiver

    Image: Illustration of the channel setting switches and how to match them on both the transmitter and receiver.

  3. Mount Receiver: Slide the receiver onto your camera's hot shoe. Tighten the locking disk to secure it in place.
  4. Connect to Camera: Use the provided connecting cable to link the receiver's remote socket to your camera's remote control port.
  5. Power On and Pair: Turn on both the transmitter and receiver using their respective switches. Press the shutter button on the transmitter. Both indicator lights should illuminate, confirming successful pairing and readiness for use.
    Step-by-step guide for installing batteries, setting channels, mounting the receiver, and pairing the remote

    Image: Visual guide for the installation steps, including battery insertion, channel matching, receiver mounting, and initial pairing.

5. Operating Modes

The remote control offers five distinct shooting modes. Select the desired mode using the mode dial on the transmitter.

Composite image showing all five shutter release modes: Single Shot, 5 Seconds Delay Shot, 3 Continuous Shots, Unlimited Continuous Shots, and Bulb Shot

Image: An overview of the five available shutter release modes and their corresponding icons on the transmitter.

5.1 Single Shot

For taking a single photograph.

  • Set the transmitter's mode dial to the single shot icon.
  • Set your camera to single shot mode.
  • Press the transmitter's shutter button halfway to focus, then fully press to take the photo.

5.2 5 Seconds Delay Shot

Provides a 5-second delay before the shutter fires, allowing you time to get into position.

  • Set the transmitter's mode dial to the 5-second delay icon.
  • Set your camera to single shot mode.
  • Fully press the transmitter's shutter button. The camera will start shooting after a 5-second delay.

5.3 3 Continuous Shots

Captures three consecutive photos with a single press.

  • Set the transmitter's mode dial to the 3 continuous shots icon.
  • Set your camera to single shot mode.
  • Fully press the transmitter's shutter button to take 3 photos continuously.

5.4 Unlimited Continuous Shots

Takes continuous photos as long as the shutter button is held down.

  • Set the transmitter's mode dial to the unlimited continuous shots icon.
  • Set your camera to continuous shot mode.
  • Fully press and hold the transmitter's shutter button until the indicator lamp turns off. Press the button again to end the shooting.

5.5 Bulb Shot

Keeps the shutter open for as long as the button is pressed, ideal for long exposure photography.

  • Set the transmitter's mode dial to the bulb shot icon.
  • Set your camera to manual mode (M) and shutter speed to BULB.
  • Fully press and hold the transmitter's shutter button until the indicator lamp turns off for BULB shot. Press the button again to end the shooting.

5.6 Wireless and Wired Operation

The system can be used wirelessly or as a wired remote by connecting the receiver directly to the camera without the transmitter, or by connecting the transmitter directly to the camera if it has a compatible port (check camera manual).

Image showing the remote being used in both wired and wireless configurations

Image: Demonstration of the flexibility to use the remote control either wirelessly or as a wired connection to the camera.

5.7 Triggering Multiple Receivers

One transmitter can trigger multiple receivers simultaneously, provided all receivers are set to the same channel as the transmitter. This is useful for multi-camera setups.

Image illustrating one transmitter controlling multiple camera-mounted receivers

Image: Visual representation of a single transmitter wirelessly triggering multiple cameras equipped with their respective receivers.

6. Maintenance

  • Keep the remote control clean and dry. Avoid exposure to moisture, dust, and extreme temperatures.
  • Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
  • Remove batteries if the unit will not be used for an extended period to prevent leakage.
  • Store in a cool, dry place.

7. Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Remote not triggering camera
  • Batteries are dead or incorrectly installed.
  • Transmitter and receiver channels do not match.
  • Remote control is not powered on.
  • Connecting cable is loose or incompatible.
  • Camera is not in a compatible shooting mode.
  • Out of range.
  • Replace batteries or ensure correct polarity.
  • Verify both units are set to the same channel.
  • Turn on both the transmitter and receiver.
  • Check cable connection and ensure it's the correct cable for your camera.
  • Set camera to single shot, continuous, or bulb mode as appropriate.
  • Move closer to the camera (within 164 feet/50 meters).
Interference from other devicesOther 2.4GHz devices nearby are using the same channel.Change the channel on both the transmitter and receiver to a different one.
Shutter button on transmitter only focuses, does not shootCamera settings or remote mode mismatch.Ensure the camera is set to a shooting mode (e.g., single shot) and the remote's mode dial is correctly selected.

8. Specifications

  • Model: PR-UN1_D
  • Wireless Frequency: 2.4GHz
  • Channels: 16
  • Operating Distance: Up to 164 feet (50 meters)
  • Power Source: 2 x AAA batteries for Transmitter, 2 x AAA batteries for Receiver (4 AAA batteries required in total)
  • Shooting Modes: Single Shot, 5 Seconds Delay Shot, 3 Continuous Shots, Unlimited Continuous Shots, Bulb Shot
  • Receiver Mount: Cold Shoe with 1/4"-20 Female Thread
  • Item Weight: Approximately 5.6 ounces (158 grams)
  • Package Dimensions: 7.4 x 3.35 x 1.65 inches

9. Warranty and Support

Information regarding product warranty and customer support was not provided in the available product details. Please refer to the manufacturer's official website or contact your retailer for warranty terms and support options.

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