Elac Airx2 Navis Wireless Transmitter Seo Title

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Go wireless with the ELAC AirX2 NAVIS Wireless Transmitter SEO Titlefrom ELAC. Using 2.4 GHz wireless technology, the AirX2 NAVIS offers you the freedom to connect your source to your NAVIS speakers easily and without running unsightly cables across the room. It transmits uncompressed audio and is equipped with a pair of RCA inputs for easy connection to your audio source. Included in the package is a power adapter and a set of international AC plugs.

For NAVIS Series Speakers Wireless Source-to-Speaker Connection Sends Uncompressed Audio 5 Hz to 22.1 kHz Frequency Range 2.4 GHz Wireless Transmission Stereo RCA Input

Key Specs
Inputs	1x 2RCA (Stereo Analog) Female
Wireless
Frequency Range	2.4 GHz
Wi-Fi	No
Interfaces
Inputs	1x 2RCA (Stereo Analog) Female
Power
Power I/O	1x Barrel (7.5 VDC) Input
General
Dimensions	3.7 x 3.62 x 1.54" / 94 x 92 x 39 mm
Weight	0.44 lb / 0.2 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.93 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7 x 3.8 x 2.7"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a test fire button on the transmitter?

A: There is no test button on the remote. It has only TTL, Manual and off switch modes.

Q: 2. Can you use this transmitter on the RS3 Pro in conjunction with the RavenEye transmitter at the same time? Or is it one OR the other ?

A: Unfortunately, the DJI Wireless Video Transmitter cannot be used simultaneously with the DJI Ronin RavenEye Image Transmission System for RS 2 & RSC 2 when mounted and powering through a gimbal, but if you are able to power the DJI Wireless Video Transmitter away from the gimbal and you have HDMI and SDI simultaneous output from the camera, both transmitters can be used.

Q: 3. Besides changing flash settings using your phone, can you also use your phone as a shutter remote? Or do you have to push the shutter button on your camera?

A: This will not be a shutter remote, but you could get a third party shutter release if you wanted.

Q: 4. DJI is panning to sell just receivers with no monitor like teradek?

A: As of right now, there is no news on a stand alone wireless receiver from DJI.

Q: 5. Do you sell the antenna for the M 216 ?

A: Yes, we sell both antennas available for the M216.

Q: 6. Ive seen in a review that it doesnt have thread on the bottom for mounting on a tripod. Is this correct? Or does it indeed come with a screw thread for mounting on a bracket or tripod? Thanks.

A: No female threaded point for mounting. Only the male screw for mounting to the base.

Q: 7. How many lights can this transmitter control?

A: The remote has only one group. You could use two lights but they will have the same settings.

Q: 8. I haven't found any detailed specs for the Camera Control Pro 2 software. What capabilities does this offer and does the application require use of the WT-7A WIFI unit? Can you actually see the Live View image from the camera and control aperature, shutter and perhaps zoom and focus via WIFI?

A: All of the key features of this software can be seen at the following page: http://bit.ly/1S4kzDh

Q: 9. Will this transmit video to a phone?

A: The DJI Wireless Video Transmitter is only compatible with the DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor and DJI Wireless Video Receiver.

Q: 10. Does this work with b2

A: Yes it does work with Profoto B2

Thomas	06/09/2024
[0.93 lb] Using in divisible meeting space in crowded 2.4GHz environment and works fine. Very cost effective and simply works. 5

Andre	03/09/2024
[0.93 lb] I use this with a flash bracket and it works! The other trigger doesn't fire with a flash bracket unless you use an extender and bounce everything. This baby works and its easy to fire and go to manual mode. Good thing I have an Iphone or I couldn't adjust the lights from the trigger unless I do it it manually. I do like the ease of no buttons. 5

Kit	16/08/2024
[7 x 3.8 x 2.7"] No further comment on this product. 5

Anthony V	08/07/2024
[2.4 GHz] Simple! Low Profile on camera! Easy to use. Battery lasts for days of use. 5

Robert	14/06/2024
[2.4 GHz] I have owned Blizzard lighting in the past and although I don't use their lighting fixtures I DO use their wiCicle Transmitters to connect my lighting software dongle to my lighting fixtures. I have tried many of the cheaper versions available on Amazon and elsewhere only to find out that they don't have a reliable and steady connection to the fixtures. The official Blizzard wiCICLE transmitters seem to communicate better and last longer. Yes they too are made in China but perhaps with some better components. They also made an improvement when changing the color frequency it is now a button rather than having to take a paperclip or bobby pin in the hole. I hope this helps! 5

Oleg	14/06/2024
[2.4 GHz] This was a Profoto Connect for the third camera system I own. It works well; I love the small footprint. This specific model rotates a little bit less loosely than my other ones. As result, it is harder to rotate the dial by accident. 5

Curtis	22/05/2024
[2.4 GHz] If your workflow is just one Profoto light this is the perfect transmitter. Just pop it on your camera. Turn to Auto and bam, great exposures without any complications. This transmitter can handle multiple lights, but only on one group. If you work with groups of lights, this in not for you. 5

Terrence	09/04/2024
[7 x 3.8 x 2.7"] I have two ProFoto Connect remotes. One is for my Nikon system and the most recent is for Fuji. Both connect to my A1X(es) Other than the fact that you are forced into buying separate transmitters for each camera brand you own (not fair), these wireless transmitters are flawless in their performance. I totally love my little hockey pucks. So simple....so easy to use. 5