The white RDL D-RLC10M Remote Level Control with Muting, Whitefrom RDL D-RLC10M Remote Level Control with Muting, Whiteis a rotary remote level control with pushbutton muting that provides you adjustment at single or multiple locations. Optical encoder technology allows continuous knob rotation with a comfortable adjustment rate and long-term trouble-free and noise-free operation. These controls directly connect to any RDL VCA and OEM equipment with 0 to 10 Vdc ramp inputs.

A single D-RLC10M may be connected to a ramp-controlled VCA using a single-pair shielded audio cable or unshielded cable. A rear-panel switch configures the control as the MASTER. The MASTER mode causes this control to drive the 0 to 10 Vdc ramp output and to monitor its pulse terminals in case any other -RLC10M controls are connected. As many as nine additional -RLC10M controls may be wired in parallel with the MASTER control using UTP cable (CAT5, CAT6 or equivalent). The rear-panel MODE switch on each additional remote control is set to SLAVE mode.

Operation is the same for a single control, or for each control connected in a multiple control point installation. The 0 to 10 Vdc ramp voltage is incremented up or down when the front-panel knob is rotated. Acceleration is provided so the rate of change is faster when the knob is rotated more rapidly, yielding a responsive feel and rapid elimination of acoustic feedback. The LED ring display encircling the control knob operates as a virtual pointer. When an -RLC10M is not being adjusted, its display switches to a dim intensity to avoid being a visual distraction. The display returns to a bright intensity during adjustment.

Upon power-up or re-powering after a power loss, the 0 to 10 Vdc ramp will output either a preset level or the last level used. The power-up mode is stored when the control is installed. When programmed for the preset level mode, the user can store a new preset level by holding the MUTE button for more than 3 seconds.

Multiple -RLC10M controls set to the SLAVE MODE may be connected to an RDL RU-VCA2A or RU-VCA6A, utilizing the VCA as the ramp generator. This connection is also possible with OEM equipment accepting open-collector pulses that are compatible with the -RLC10M output pulse rate and width.

Single or multiple control locations

Up to 10 remote control locations

Visual level display of operating level

Display is bright during adjustment and dims after adjustment

Steel frame construction

Electronics protected by rear enclosure

Detachable terminal block connections

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this remote start recording videos?

A: Yes it does. I use this remote to start and stop recording videos with my 5DM3 and 5DM4 when they are mounted on my DJI Ronin. Don't forget: in your camera settings, go to Drive Mode , then select Self-Timer:2sec/Remote

Q: 2. 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: 3. Will this work with a Canon powershot SX720HS?

A: This will not work with the Canon PowerShot SX720 HS.

Q: 4. 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: 5. does it work with 5d mark4?

A: Yes this is compatible with the Canon 5D Mark IV.

Q: 6. will this work with the canon rebel T100/EOS 300D?

A: This remote is not compatible with the Canon Rebel T100.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Can the battery holder be bought separately as a replacement part?

A: No, you can try getting it from Canon but buying a new one is your best option.

Q: 9. will the Rc-6 wireless remote control work with the canon EOS M5 mirrowless camera if so how do I set it up. ?

A: According to B&H, that is an accessory for that camera. I don't have that camera, though.

Q: 10. I need to record some video on my 70D using a prompter and remote. Is this the unit I should purchase?

A: Yes it will. Once you push to button towards your camera that's on a tripod it will take the picture or start your video if you are in the mode. I have an 80D Canon and it works fine with it and the 70D. Just make sure it's pointing at the camera and you can be several feet away, like 15 I think.