2017-07-18T20:40:32Z

Patrick:

2017-01-13T16:28:58Z

Patrick: /* Current Firmware Versions */

__NOTOC__

====1. Download the PocketWizard Utility====
<br>
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''Windows'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Download the [http://utility.lpadesign.com/utility/PocketWizard%20Utility%20Setup%201.65%20BETA.exe PocketWizard Utility Setup 1.65 BETA] for Windows versions 7 (SP1), 8.1, and 10
#* If you want the older version, pre-BETA, you can find it [[PocketWizard_Utility_FAQ#Try_using_the_older_version_of_the_Utility|here]]
# Save the setup program to the directory of your choice (usually the Downloads folder)
# Run the setup program and follow the installation instructions
# The PocketWizard Utility is now installed in your Start Menu. Find it there and run it! You can delete the setup program

</div>
</div>

<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''Mac'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Download the [http://utility.lpadesign.com/utility/PocketWizard%20Utility%20Installer%201.65%20BETA.dmg PocketWizard Utility Installer 1.65 BETA] for OS X and macOS versions 10.8 (Mountain Lion) through 10.12 (Sierra)
#* If you want the older pre-BETA version, or have an older Mac OS X version (10.7 or earlier), you can find it [[PocketWizard_Utility_FAQ#Try_using_the_older_version_of_the_Utility|here]]
# Save the Installer Disk Image file (.dmg) to the directory of your choice (usually the Downloads folder)
# Open the downloaded .dmg file
# Run the PocketWizard installer package within the Disk Image, and follow the installation prompts
# The PocketWizard Utility is now installed in your Applications folder. Find it there and run it! You can delete the Installer Disk Image file (.dmg)

</div>
</div>
<br>

====2. Check for Updates====
<br>
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''MiniTT1, FlexTT5, PowerST4, and PowerMC2'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Launch the PocketWizard Utility
# Connect your radio to your computer via a Mini-B USB cable
# The connected radio will be displayed in the top left of the Utility window.
# Note the current Firmware Version of the connected radio. If the Firmware Version matches the Current Versions listed below, skip steps 5 to 9 and proceed to the next radio.
# Under the Update Tab, click "Check for Updates", which will download the latest firmware version, and prompt to update the firmware in the connected radio.
# The Utility will update the firmware in the connected radio. Do not disconnect the radio while the progress bars are visible.
# After the Utility confirms a successful firmware update, disconnect the radio from your computer.
# Perform a Factory Reset of your radio, by holding TEST as you power on the radio for 10 seconds, until you see 4 green blinks in a row. [[Factory Reset|Click here to view a video of this reset process]]
# Repeat the above steps for all of your radios, making sure all firmware versions match the Current Versions listed below.

</div>
</div>
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''Plus III'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Launch the PocketWizard Utility
# Connect your radio to your computer via a Mini-B USB cable
# The connected radio will be displayed in the top left of the Utility window.
# Note the current Firmware Version of the connected radio. If the Firmware Version matches the Current Versions listed below, skip steps X to X and proceed to the next radio.
# Under the Update Tab, click Check for Updates, which will download the latest firmware version, and prompt to update the firmware in the connected radio.
# The Utility will update the firmware in the connected radio. Do not disconnect the radio while the progress bars are visible.
# After the Utility confirms a successful firmware update, disconnect the radio from your computer, and move the power switch off.
# Perform a Factory Reset of your radio, by holding the TEST button as you power on the radio.
# Repeat the above steps for all of your radios, making sure all firmware versions match the Current Versions listed below.
</div>
</div>
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''MultiMAX'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Launch the PocketWizard Utility
# Enable USB Mode on the MultiMAX:
#* Turn off the MultiMAX
#* Hold the Backlight button (between TEST and MENU), and connect the Mini-B USB cable to your computer
#* Continue to hold the Backlight button, and move the power switch to Transmit
#* Release the Backlight button
# The connected radio will be displayed in the top left of the Utility window.
# Note the current Firmware Version of the connected radio. If the Firmware Version matches the Current Versions listed below, skip steps X to X and proceed to the next radio.
# Under the Update Tab, click Check for Updates, which will download the latest firmware version, and prompt to update the firmware in the connected radio.
# The Utility will update the firmware in the connected radio. Do not disconnect the radio while the progress bars are visible.
# After the Utility confirms a successful firmware update, disconnect the radio from your computer, and move the power switch off.
# Perform a Factory Reset of your radio, by holding the C key as you power on the radio.
# Repeat the above steps for all of your radios, making sure all firmware versions match the Current Versions listed below.
</div>
</div>

<br>
=====Current Firmware Versions=====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
!''Radio''
!''Firmware Version''
!''Release Date''
!''Release Notes''
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|MiniTT1 / FlexTT5 Canon
|{{Latestcanon}}
|4/11/2016
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/27/MiniFlex_Canon_6.9XX.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|MiniTT1 / FlexTT5 Nikon
|{{Latestnikon}}
|2/20/2015
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/33/MiniTT1FlexTT5_Nikon_3.800_Firmware_Release_Notes.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|FlexTT5 Panasonic
|{{Latestpanasonic}}
|1/11/2017
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/e/eb/Panasonic_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_1.120.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|PowerMC2
|{{Latestmc2}}
|6/11/2013
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/883PowerMC2_Firmware_ReleaseNotes_2.400.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|PowerST4
|{{Latestst4}}
|6/11/2013
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/1076ST4_Firmware_Release_Notes_5.400.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|Plus III
|{{LatestP3}}
|4/11/2016
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/d/de/Plus_III_1.210_firmware_release_notes_v2.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|style="text-align: left;"|MultiMAX
|{{Latestmax}}
|colspan="2"|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/733MM3_Eng_Man_LPF100v1.5_plus_Add_7.5v1.1_7.51RN_2.pdf See Manual]
|}
Information about the current Beta firmware is [http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/index.php?title=Beta_Firmware available here].
<br>
<br>

====3. First Time Setup====
<br>
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''MiniTT1 & FlexTT5 - Canon'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# For the radio that will be used as the transmitter attached to your camera, change the Camera Model setting to match the camera the radio will be attached to for Configuration C1. This setting is located under the Misc tab when your radio is connected to the PocketWizard Utility. Make sure to Apply Changes in the bottom left of the Utility window after applying this setting. Once the radio has briefly disappeared and reappeared in the Utility window (which confirms the settings have been applied to the radio), you can disconnect the USB cable. [[File:Misc.jpg|500px|center|Misc Tab]] This step is only required once, or when the camera model changes.
{{CanonQuick}}
</div>
</div>
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''MiniTT1 & FlexTT5 - Nikon'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Set your camera to use Auto-FP. On most Nikon Cameras, this is Custom Function e1, located under the Pencil menu. This setting should be set to the slowest shutter speed with the "(Auto FP)" option. Most Nikon cameras will use "1/250 (Auto FP)", although some will be 1/200 (Auto FP)".
# Connect your receiving flashes to their respective FlexTT5's. Turn the flash on, and set it to the normal TTL mode - NOT "Master" or "Slave" mode. Then, turn the FlexTT5 on to Configuration C1. Within a few seconds, a low power flash will be emitted from the directly-connected flash, confirming the flash and FlexTT5 are communicating through the hotshoe properly.
# Connect the transmitting MiniTT1 or FlexTT5 to your camera. Turn the radio on to Configuration C1.
# Turn on the camera, and set to 1/160th shutter speed. Take a test shot with the camera at this shutter speed - the remote flash will fire, but may not sync properly (this is a Calibration Shot for the radio). Take a second test shot, and your remote flashes will fire a TTL exposure!

Step 1 is only required once, or when you set up a new camera. The normal power-up sequence is Steps 2-4.

These steps are for basic TTL operation.
Using an AC3? [http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/index.php?title=Ac3 Continue Here]
Using a Master Nikon flash? [http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/index.php?title=Advanced_Wireless_TTL Continue Here]
</div>
</div>

<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''PowerST4'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Connect your PowerST4 to your remote Elinchrom Flash, and power on the flash unit. The radio will power on when the flash is turned on.
# Follow the above instructions for starting up a Canon or Nikon transmitting radio.
# You will now be triggering your PowerST4! Use the in-camera Flash Exposure Compensation settings to adjust the power levels.

You can also use your AC3 or Canon / Nikon master flash controls to adjust the manual power level of the connected flash. See the respective links above.
</div>
</div>

<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''PowerMC2'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# Connect your PowerMC2 to your remote Einstein flash, and power on the flash unit. The radio will power on when the flash is turned on.
# Use the Einstein's LCD to change the Channel and Zone settings to channel: "CTL-01" and "Zone A"
# Follow the above instructions for starting up a Canon or Nikon transmitting radio.
# You will now be triggering your PowerMC2! Use the in-camera Flash Exposure Compensation settings to adjust the power levels.

You can also use your AC3 or Canon / Nikon master flash controls to adjust the manual power level of the connected flash. See the respective links above.
</div>
</div>

<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:50%">
'''Plus III & MultiMAX'''
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
# With all equipment powered off, connect your remote radio to the camera or flash you'd like to trigger (with appropriate [http://www.pocketwizard.com/products/cable_accessory/ cable])
# Connect your transmitting radio to the hotshoe of your camera (or for a remote camera, simply have the radio in your hand)
# Power on the remote radio, the remote flash, and the transmitting radio.
# Ensure the Plus III's are set to TxRx mode, or for a MultiMAX that the transmitting radio is set to Transmit, and the receiver to Receive mode.
# Set the Channels and Zones to match.
# Take a test shot, or press the TEST button, and the remote unit will fire!
</div>
</div>

<br>

====4. Further Reading====
<br>
For more information about specific topics, continue reading here:

:[[Channels]]

:[[HyperSync]]

And for more radio-specific information, start here:

:[[Plus III FAQ]]

:[[PlusX FAQ]]

:[[MultiMAX FAQ]]

:[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 FAQ]]

:[[PowerMC2 FAQ]]

:[[PowerST4 FAQ]]

:[[PocketWizard Utility FAQ]]

Template:Latestpanasonic

2017-01-13T16:28:21Z

Patrick: Created page with "'''1.120'''"

'''1.120'''

File:Panasonic FlexTT5 Firmware Release Notes 1.120.pdf

2017-01-13T16:26:50Z

Patrick:

Panasonic

2017-01-12T18:01:10Z

Patrick:

{| class="wikitable" style="color:black; Background-color:#ffffcc;"
|'''Note:''' This page is currently under construction and information is being added often. If you cannot find the information you are looking for, please contact our technical support team [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/repair/ here].
|}

[[File:PanSon Flex 101.jpg|right|400px]]

==Read Me==

Congratulations on your purchase of the PocketWizard FlexTT5® Wireless Photo Control System for Panasonic! You can use the FlexTT5 Transceiver to control single or multiple off-camera electronic or intelligent TTL flashes. The PocketWizard ControlTL® System takes the complex TTL data being sent through the camera’s hot shoe and digitally interprets and transmits it as a reliable radio signal. You can now place TTL or manual flashes anywhere to illuminate the scene: Around corners, out-of-sight and in bright sunlight. The FlexTT5 is compatible with any PocketWizard radio for triggering a manual flash.

====PocketWizard Utility====

Your new PocketWizard radio runs on very sophisticated software we call ControlTL™ which can be configured to your specific needs using the PocketWizard Utility. You can download the PocketWizard Utility on our [[Getting Started]] page.

====Product Registration====

ControlTL software is designed to be “Future Proof” and will be upgraded from time to time. Please register your product online to be notified when updates are available. Visit our [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/register/registration?cbr=1ca1400044f46aab0325495285f8 Registration page].

==Getting Started==

{{ Annotated image |float=center| caption=The PocketWizard FlexTT5 for Panasonic
| image=FlexTT5-bluelines.jpg
| image-width = 600 | height=500 | width= 600 | image-left=10 | image-top=20
| annotations =
{{Annotation|32|45|<b>USB Connector <i>(behind antenna)</i></b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|97|<b>Adjustable antenna</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|188|<b>Zone Selector</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|220|<b>Configuration/Channel 1</b>|font-size=10}}
{{Annotation|32|230|<b>Configuration/Channel 2</b>|font-size=10}}
{{Annotation|32|240|<b>Power Off</b>|font-size=10}}

{{Annotation|32|292|<b>TEST Button</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|369|<b>Remote studio or other</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|32|384|<b>flash triggering port</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|420|<b>Remote Camera Triggering Port</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|457|<b>[[Status LED]]</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|507|43|<b>Lanyard Loop</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|477|97|<b>[[Batteries|Battery Compartment]]</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|507|112|<b>(2AA [IEC:LR6])</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|520|167|<b>1/4-20 mount</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|528|182|<b>(on bottom)</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|524|235|<b>Panasonic</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|514|250|<b>Hot Shoe with</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|515|265|<b>Pass Through</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|520|368|<b>Locking Ring</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|505|383|<b>(on bottom foot)</b>|font-size=11}}

}}

* All equipment should be turned OFF when connecting.
* Power on the FlexTT5 and then the camera and/or speedlight.
* If operation is erratic, check batteries first. We recommend using high-capacity rechargeable batteries in your Speedlight(s).
* Use the latest firmware for your camera and review all camera and flash manuals.
* You need a FlexTT5 for each remote Speedlight.
* Set all radios to the same channel.
* Take your first shot at 1/125 so the system can properly calibrate timing. (First shot will not be correctly exposed.)
* For most basic functions, operation is identical Panasonic's wireless system.

==Camera Settings==

====Wireless====

In Wireless mode you are able to control your remote Panasonic speedlights power levels by using the in-camera menus with three zones of power control. You have the option to shoot with either FP Mode On or FP Mode Off.

:<b>FP On:</b> FP Mode allows you to shoot in TTL and Manual mode at shutter speeds above your cameras x-sync all the way up to 1/8000th with remote compatible speedlights.

:<b>FP Off:</b> With FP Mode Off you can shoot in TTL and Manual mode at shutter speeds at or below your cameras x-sync.

====Non-Wireless====

In Non-Wireless mode, you can remotely trigger your speedlights above your cameras x-sync but all remote speedlights will be on one zone. In this mode, you are also able to use rear curtain sync with speedlights and strobes on and off camera.

====Power Control====

All power adjustments can be done in Wireless Setup located in the Flash Menu.

When setting your power level always make sure to press the SET/MENU button to make sure the power level is properly set.

==Compatibility==

<b>Current Firmware</b>

The current firmware for the FlexTT5 for Panasonic is version <b>1.120</b>.

The FlexTT5 radios can be updated to this firmware version using the [[Getting Started|PocketWizard Utility]].

<b>Camera Compatibility</b>

Currently, the FlexTT5 for Panasonic is only compatible with the Lumix GH4. We hope to add more cameras to the compatibility list with future firmware updates.

<b>Speedlight Compatibility</b>

The following speedlights are compatible with the FlexTT5 for Panasonic:

DMW-FL360L, DMW-FL580L, Olympus FL-600R

==Specifications==

<b>Trigger Delay:</b> 0 seconds – “faster than a wire” when using compatible Panasonic cameras.

<b>Batteries:</b>

2 x AA (IEC:LR6) (30 hours)

* Approximately 30 hours of camera awake time, can vary with camera and
Speedlight models.
* Low-temperature operation and used batteries will have reduced battery life.
Always use fresh batteries when working in the cold.

<b>Operating Temperature:</b> Above -15º C (5º F) and below 50º C (120º F)

<b>Storage Temperature (with batteries):</b> Above -30º C (-22º F) and below 85º C (185º F)

==Frequency==

{| class="wikitable"
|US FCC/IC
|340.00 - 354.00 MHz
|-
|CE
|433.42 - 434.42 MHz
|}

<b>IMPORTANT:</b> US FCC/Canada frequency radios are NOT compatible with CE frequency radios
and vice versa. For more information on frequency, please visit our [http://www.PocketWizard.com/wheretobuy/frequency/ Frequency page].

==Warranty==

Your PocketWizard FlexTT5 for Panasonic is covered under a two-year limited manufacturer's warranty. For warranty details please visit the [http://www.radioslave.com/marketing/materials/Warranty_RMA/LPA02%20Limited%20Warranty%20for%20PocketWizard%20Radios%20082615.pdf Warranty page] on our website.

Panasonic

2017-01-12T18:00:24Z

Patrick: /* Compatibility */

{| class="wikitable" style="color:black; Background-color:#ffffcc;"
|'''Note:''' This page is currently under construction and information is being added daily. If you cannot find the information you are looking for, please contact our technical support team [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/repair/ here].
|}

[[File:PanSon Flex 101.jpg|right|400px]]

==Read Me==

Congratulations on your purchase of the PocketWizard FlexTT5® Wireless Photo Control System for Panasonic! You can use the FlexTT5 Transceiver to control single or multiple off-camera electronic or intelligent TTL flashes. The PocketWizard ControlTL® System takes the complex TTL data being sent through the camera’s hot shoe and digitally interprets and transmits it as a reliable radio signal. You can now place TTL or manual flashes anywhere to illuminate the scene: Around corners, out-of-sight and in bright sunlight. The FlexTT5 is compatible with any PocketWizard radio for triggering a manual flash.

====PocketWizard Utility====

Your new PocketWizard radio runs on very sophisticated software we call ControlTL™ which can be configured to your specific needs using the PocketWizard Utility. You can download the PocketWizard Utility on our [[Getting Started]] page.

====Product Registration====

ControlTL software is designed to be “Future Proof” and will be upgraded from time to time. Please register your product online to be notified when updates are available. Visit our [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/register/registration?cbr=1ca1400044f46aab0325495285f8 Registration page].

==Getting Started==

{{ Annotated image |float=center| caption=The PocketWizard FlexTT5 for Panasonic
| image=FlexTT5-bluelines.jpg
| image-width = 600 | height=500 | width= 600 | image-left=10 | image-top=20
| annotations =
{{Annotation|32|45|<b>USB Connector <i>(behind antenna)</i></b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|97|<b>Adjustable antenna</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|188|<b>Zone Selector</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|220|<b>Configuration/Channel 1</b>|font-size=10}}
{{Annotation|32|230|<b>Configuration/Channel 2</b>|font-size=10}}
{{Annotation|32|240|<b>Power Off</b>|font-size=10}}

{{Annotation|32|292|<b>TEST Button</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|369|<b>Remote studio or other</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|32|384|<b>flash triggering port</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|420|<b>Remote Camera Triggering Port</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|32|457|<b>[[Status LED]]</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|507|43|<b>Lanyard Loop</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|477|97|<b>[[Batteries|Battery Compartment]]</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|507|112|<b>(2AA [IEC:LR6])</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|520|167|<b>1/4-20 mount</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|528|182|<b>(on bottom)</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|524|235|<b>Panasonic</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|514|250|<b>Hot Shoe with</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|515|265|<b>Pass Through</b>|font-size=11}}

{{Annotation|520|368|<b>Locking Ring</b>|font-size=11}}
{{Annotation|505|383|<b>(on bottom foot)</b>|font-size=11}}

}}

* All equipment should be turned OFF when connecting.
* Power on the FlexTT5 and then the camera and/or speedlight.
* If operation is erratic, check batteries first. We recommend using high-capacity rechargeable batteries in your Speedlight(s).
* Use the latest firmware for your camera and review all camera and flash manuals.
* You need a FlexTT5 for each remote Speedlight.
* Set all radios to the same channel.
* Take your first shot at 1/125 so the system can properly calibrate timing. (First shot will not be correctly exposed.)
* For most basic functions, operation is identical Panasonic's wireless system.

==Camera Settings==

====Wireless====

In Wireless mode you are able to control your remote Panasonic speedlights power levels by using the in-camera menus with three zones of power control. You have the option to shoot with either FP Mode On or FP Mode Off.

:<b>FP On:</b> FP Mode allows you to shoot in TTL and Manual mode at shutter speeds above your cameras x-sync all the way up to 1/8000th with remote compatible speedlights.

:<b>FP Off:</b> With FP Mode Off you can shoot in TTL and Manual mode at shutter speeds at or below your cameras x-sync.

====Non-Wireless====

In Non-Wireless mode, you can remotely trigger your speedlights above your cameras x-sync but all remote speedlights will be on one zone. In this mode, you are also able to use rear curtain sync with speedlights and strobes on and off camera.

====Power Control====

All power adjustments can be done in Wireless Setup located in the Flash Menu.

When setting your power level always make sure to press the SET/MENU button to make sure the power level is properly set.

==Compatibility==

<b>Current Firmware</b>

The current firmware for the FlexTT5 for Panasonic is version <b>1.120</b>.

The FlexTT5 radios can be updated to this firmware version using the [[Getting Started|PocketWizard Utility]].

<b>Camera Compatibility</b>

Currently, the FlexTT5 for Panasonic is only compatible with the Lumix GH4. We hope to add more cameras to the compatibility list with future firmware updates.

<b>Speedlight Compatibility</b>

The following speedlights are compatible with the FlexTT5 for Panasonic:

DMW-FL360L, DMW-FL580L, Olympus FL-600R

==Specifications==

<b>Trigger Delay:</b> 0 seconds – “faster than a wire” when using compatible Panasonic cameras.

<b>Batteries:</b>

2 x AA (IEC:LR6) (30 hours)

* Approximately 30 hours of camera awake time, can vary with camera and
Speedlight models.
* Low-temperature operation and used batteries will have reduced battery life.
Always use fresh batteries when working in the cold.

<b>Operating Temperature:</b> Above -15º C (5º F) and below 50º C (120º F)

<b>Storage Temperature (with batteries):</b> Above -30º C (-22º F) and below 85º C (185º F)

==Frequency==

{| class="wikitable"
|US FCC/IC
|340.00 - 354.00 MHz
|-
|CE
|433.42 - 434.42 MHz
|}

<b>IMPORTANT:</b> US FCC/Canada frequency radios are NOT compatible with CE frequency radios
and vice versa. For more information on frequency, please visit our [http://www.PocketWizard.com/wheretobuy/frequency/ Frequency page].

==Warranty==

Your PocketWizard FlexTT5 for Panasonic is covered under a two-year limited manufacturer's warranty. For warranty details please visit the [http://www.radioslave.com/marketing/materials/Warranty_RMA/LPA02%20Limited%20Warranty%20for%20PocketWizard%20Radios%20082615.pdf Warranty page] on our website.