The stainless steel RDL DS-RT2 Remote Control Selector Stainless Steelfrom RDL DS-RT2 Remote Control Selector Stainless Steelis designed to turn on and off an audio or video source. Only one output terminal is needed for triggering, therefore a single shielded pair (3-conductor cable) is required for remote connection. For more complex switching networks, both outputs (ON and OFF) may be used. In an audio or video control installation, the DS-RT2 may be mounted adjacent to an RDL remote volume control.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the 80D?

A: I use the RC6 with a 7D. I checked online and found yes the RC6 is great for the 80D. Put camera in self timer mode. If you need more than 30sec, disable the sleep mode too. If you want to use the 80D with Wi-Fi, install the Canon Camera Connect app on your iPhone or droid! Don't you just love B&H for products, pricing and great support?!

Q: 2. Will this remote, make sure that I am in focus before shot is fired? I do a lot of self-portraits and want to make sure that this gadget will only fire when I am in focus before it goes off.

A: If your camera is set to One-Shot AF, when you press the shutter button on the Canon RC-6 Remote Control, the camera will first focus on the item on the focusing point chosen inside the camera's viewfinder, then it will release the shutter. It does not have a half-press function similar to the shutter button on the camera, so the camera will first focus, then capture the image as soon as the button is pressed (unless the remote is set to 2-Sec. Delay). If the camera is set to AF-C or AF-A focus modes, it is possible the camera will release the shutter without focusing, which is why One-Shot AF is recommended when using the Canon RC-6 for self-portrait usage needs.

Q: 3. Will this work with canon 5d mark III?

A: Yes, the Canon RC-6 Wireless Remote Control is fully compatible for use with the Canon EOS 5D Mark III DSLR Camera.

Q: 4. Does this work for long exposures? On Bulb?

A: Yes it does. While in bulb mode on the camera: press once to start exposure, then press a second time to end it.

Q: 5. Can the RC-6 trigger the video on the eos 60d?

A: Yes it will, just make sure you enable the remote function on your camera.

Q: 6. What are the 2 positions on the switch on canon rc-6?

A: If I remember correctly, the switch controls the delay in seconds before the shutter activates after clicking the remote.There are settings 0 or 2.

Q: 7. would this work for a rebel t5 camera

A: The Canon EOS Digital Rebel T5 DSLR camera does not have an infrared sensor built into the camera for use with the Canon RC-6 Infrared Remote. The only Canon remote release compatible for use with the Canon EOS Digital Rebel T5 DSLR camera would be the Canon Remote Switch RS-60E3, B&H# CARS60E3. If you need a wireless remote release for use with the Canon T5, I would instead recommend the Vello FreeWave Wireless Remote Shutter Release (Canon Sub-Mini Connection), B&H # VERWC1, for your needs.https://bhpho.to/2bhYKH5

Q: 8. Is it compatible with a eos m10

A: Yes, this remote is compatible with the Canon EOS M10.

Q: 9. Will it work with a 40D?

A: Unfortunately I dont believe the 40D has an IR receiver so the answer is no it's not compatible. To go wireless you will need to go with a RC unit which will require a separate sensor connected to the 3 pin remote connection on your camera. I currently use the Vello FreeWave on my 5D mike and it seems to be pretty reliable although nowhere near as compact.

Q: 10. does it work with canon m6 ?

A: Yes it is compatible with a Canon M6.