Quickly complete your long-range installation with the Aruba 100M SFP LC FX Multi-Mode Transceiver. Designed to work with select Aruba switches, this 100Base-FX SFP transceiver supports LC multi-mode fiber cables with a range of up to 1.2 miles.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use different flash brands together with this transceiver? Like Canon and Sony flashes at the same time?

A: Yes. Each unit in receiver mode can have different brand flashes attached. Do note that if you use TTL passthrough for a flash on the transmitter mode unit on the camera, the flash must match the camera. The receiver mode units cannot do TTL at all, just manual (controlled from the unit acting as the transmitter). Also, since Sony uses non-standard hotshoes, you must use a V6 II for the Canon flash and a V6 IIs for the Sony flash. They will still communicate fine.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with the a7R V?

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Q: 3. Will KORG DS-DAC-100m Mobile 1Bit USB-DAC work effectively with zoom?

A: Yes, but there are a few steps you will need to go through first since the Korg DS-DAC-100m is for converting recorded WAV and MP3 audio files to DSD. The combined audio and video from a Zoom meeting is saved as MP4 format and the audio only is saved as M4A format. You would need to convert the Zoom files from M4A to either MP3 or WAV first and then you will be able to use the DS-DAC-100m to convert the recorded audio files to DSD.

Q: 4. Can this product work in Israel with a voltage of 220v?

A: Thank you for your question. this product can only work on 110V.

Q: 5. I just switch from Nikon to Sony. I have 4 cactus trigger with Nikon shoe. If I buy a cactus with Sony shoe, would it communicate with the rest?

A: You would be able to fire a Cactus V6 II unit for Nikon with the Cactus V6 II unit for Sony with a firmware update.

Q: 6. Does the Cactus V6 II allow for 1/250 sync with manual OCF? I am not asking about HSS.

A: To clarify, will these V6 II's allow 1/250 sync using a Sony a7xxxx and an OCF?

Q: 7. I want connect mg a6300 to a youngnuo 568 flash (for canon) with cactus v6iis . will convert sony p-ttl to canon e-ttl?

A: High-speed sync only now. They have announced a firmware update coming soon for Sigma, Sony and Fujifilm cameras that will the camera's TTL profiles. Then they will release upgrades for Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic and Pentax one at a time. So your a6300 should be in line for the first upgrade to the Cactus V6ii.

Q: 8. Will this work with the previous version of the Cactus V6?

A: Hi there ,well the Cactus V6 II is not compatible with Cactus V6 on the current firmware. After updating to new firmware (version pending) on the V6, V6 II will be backward-compatible within cameras x-sync speed; will not work with older models.Cactus V6 II does not work with any other flash trigger model including Cactus V4, V2s or V2;

Q: 9. Obviously this will work with Sony. My question is do I need two (2) of these to make the system work? 1 for the camera body (Sony a6300) and one for the flash (Sony F43M)? Also, will I need any additional chords for anything?

A: You need two units - either one can be a transmitter or receiver, as there is a switch on each unit. No extra cords needed if you have the Mi shoe on the flash... I'm using three of these - one on-camera, and two on my flashes.

Q: 10. Hi. I shoot Sony and Nikon. Will I be able to use the v6iis on my Nikon and still get ttl and hss?

A: I use the iis on my Sony to trigger a ii that is on a canon flash with hss but I believe the iis will only work on the Sony camera as it has different pattern hot shoe