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Long Range Performance

2014-03-26T16:51:13Z

Steve:

{{recommended reading|MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 Specifications|}}

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Long distance performance from your PocketWizards depends on the orientation and position of the radios.

Whenever possible, try to maintain a line of sight between the radios and keep the antennas parallel. While radio does not require line of sight, it does help dramatically. Make sure the radios are not near any large metal, concrete, or high water-content objects. People and trees are mostly water! Make sure they are not blocked by these objects or by hills. Do not mount the radios close to the ground – try to have them several feet above the Earth or building floors whenever possible.

Maintain at least 36" (~ 1 meter) distance between antennas. Avoid direct antenna contact with anything metallic. “Dead spots” have a number of causes, but the solution is usually the same: move the radio a few inches or feet away from the problem area.

'''''SPECIAL NOTE''''': Some Canon flash models emit RF interference that can reduce the effective operating range of many radio slaves, including the FlexTT5. Those models include: 430 EX, 580EX, 580EX II and others. See the [[Canon Compatibility]] page for more information. For those model flashes, please consider the mounting suggestions in the pictures above to optimize range. If using Canon’s off shoe cord OC-E3, consider adding a ferrite clamp on the cable near the flash to further increase range.

=Range Extending Options=

==Orientation==
'''Solutions for improved range performance with the Canon 430EX, 580EX and 580EX II flashes.'''

- These flashes emit high levels of RF interference that can affect any PocketWizard radio.

- NOTE: The Canon 600EX-RT, 430EX II, 550EX, 420EX and 270EX have excellent range performance because they do not have high RF noise emissions.

''The 600EX (not RT) has not yet been tested.''

Every electronic device emits some amount of unintended radio frequency (RF) noise. These emissions can range from very little to a lot depending on many factors. This noise can be troublesome for any radio device that depends on receiving radio signals because the RF noise may make it harder for the device to hear the incoming signal. It’s the same as trying to listen to someone talk at a party when everyone around you is talking at the same time and the noise level is very high.

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A few Canon flashes, including the popular 580EX II, 580EX and 430EX, emit strong RF noise across the frequency range used by PocketWizard radios, impacting both the FCC 344MHz radios used in the American market and the CE 433MHz radios used in Europe and other international markets.
This interference can impede the out-of-box range performance with any PocketWizard radio. We have found that the amount of interference varies from flash to flash so it is impossible to say precisely what the impact is. In our testing, we found some 580EX II's worked consistently on an FCC 344MHz FlexTT5 Transceiver in the upright position at 100 feet (33 meters) or more. However, some flashes we tested were noisier and in the worst-case scenarios, without any intervening steps to improve range, consistent working range was reduced to 30 feet (10 meters).
There are several ways to improve signal reception and thus increasing the range performance of the radios.

'''Although many of these solutions are demonstrated with a receiving FlexTT5, they can be applied to any PocketWizard radio, including the Plus III, Plus X and MultiMAX.'''

''' Read More About Internal Modification to Canon 580EX II reduces RF emissions.[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/tech_bulletins/580exii_mod/ here].'''

'''The AC5 RF Soft Shield is now available, this is your first line of defense against noisy flashes. With the AC5 correctly installed, your range will increase substantially. For information on how to properly install the the AC5, click [http://www.pocketwizard.com/inspirations/tutorials/ac5_install/ here].'''

===Use the default C2 setting on the receiving FlexTT5 Transceiver===
This channel uses a different frequency than C1 and may reduce RF noise interference and increase range from 10 to 30%. You can also try other channels that operate at different frequencies, especially around 345 to 347 MHz, which include channels 2, 4, 5, 6 & 20. A channel frequency guide can be found on the [[Channels|Channels page.]]

===Use a FlexTT5 Transceiver as your transmitter and your receiver.===

As a transmitter, the FlexTT5 Transceiver has a more optimize-able antenna than the MiniTT1 Transmitter and will improve range up to 20%.

===Straighten out the flash head.===
Lay it on its side and put the antenna in a 180º position. This should increase range from 50 to 100%.

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===Orient your antenna so that the tip of the antenna is a vertical straight line with the opposite corner of the FlexTT5 Transceiver.===

Yes, it's a bit contorted but it works.
[[File:FlexOptimal.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Optimal Antenna Position]]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

=Hardware Options=
==Use a Canon OC-E3 cord.==
Ideally, use the cord with a ferrite choke added to the end of the cord nearest the flash, to separate the flash from the FlexTT5 Transceiver.
For best performance, the FlexTT5 should be 18” or more away from the flash and ideally positioned above it (the higher the radio, the better the reception). For best results, the FlexTT5 should be positioned at least five feet off the ground. This should increase range from 200 to 500%.

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==Mount your flash on one light stand and your FlexTT5 Transceiver on another stand.==
Just be sure there is at least 18" between the Flash and the FlexTT5.

- Use a wide dual light bracket to separate the FlexTT5 Transciever from the flash.

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- Use a Manfrotto Superclamp and Flexible Arm attached to a light stand, as seen here when used with a softbox.

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==Use flashes that have no noise issues.==
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These flashes include the 600EX-RT, 430EX II, 550EX and the 270EX. The 430EX II provides almost as much light as the bigger 580EX II. This flash is smaller and less expensive then the 580EX II. Another alternative is the 270EX flash. The range of this flash is almost as good as the 430EX II. It is compact and easy to carry with the FlexTT5.

''Note: The 600EX (not RT) has not yet been tested.''

 

 

 

 

==Use a PocketWizard designed AC7 Hard Shield for Canon Speedlites.==
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To enhance the ControlTL™ System range performance when paired with the Canon 580EX, 580EX II and 430EX flashes, PocketWizard developed the AC7 Hard Shield.

The body of the AC7 Hard Shield is made with a material that effectively blocks RF interference (EMI) from clouding the FlexTT5 antenna. To block noise traveling through connections in the hot shoe, an electronic filter has been added to a hot shoe built into the AC7. Combined, the AC7 shield allows the FlexTT5 to receive transmissions at distances 300 to 500% farther then before and well within the range of most off-camera lighting needs. [http://www.pocketwizard.com/products/transmitter_receiver/ac7%20rf%20hard%20shield/ Read more...]

==Use a PocketWizard designed AC5 Soft Shield for Canon Speedlites.==
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The AC5 RF Soft Shield was designed to block the RF emissions from certain flashes (580EX II, 580EX and 430EX) from interfering with the FlexTT5, allowing the FlexTT5 to work at considerably longer range. For proper performance the AC5 must be installed correctly. You can see how to properly install the AC5 Soft Shield [http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/index.php?title=AC5_RF_Soft_Shield here]

=Additional Resources=

Looking for additional information on RF and long range radio performance? Check out our [[RF Resources]] page!

Canon T4i

2014-03-24T16:09:05Z

Steve: Redirected page to Canon Rebel T4i

#REDIRECT [[Canon Rebel T4i]]

1D Mark IV

2014-03-24T16:08:31Z

Steve: Redirected page to Canon 1D Mark IV

#REDIRECT [[Canon 1D Mark IV]]

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2014-03-24T15:57:21Z

Steve:

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2014-03-24T15:56:51Z

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2014-03-24T15:53:32Z

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RF Resources

2014-03-24T15:34:00Z

Steve: Created page with "Looking for more technical information to enrich your understanding of radio frequency (RF)? Geek out with this collection of links, compiled by our tech support and engineeri..."

Looking for more technical information to enrich your understanding of radio frequency (RF)? Geek out with this collection of links, compiled by our tech support and engineering staff!

==Helpful Links==

* '''[http://www.bb-elec.com/Learning-Center/All-White-Papers/Wireless-Cellular/10-Commandments-of-Wireless-Communications/10_Commandments_Wireless_WP033_R2-1112.pdf The Ten Commandments of Wireless Communications]'''

:A favorite of our engineers, this document from [http://www.bb-elec.com/ B&B Electronics] reveals "[http://www.bb-elec.com/Learning-Center/All-White-Papers/Wireless-Cellular/10-Commandments-of-Wireless-Communications/10_Commandments_Wireless_WP033_R2-1112.pdf 10 Steps to Assure Wireless Success]."

* '''More links coming soon!'''

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Misc Tab

2014-03-21T18:43:50Z

Steve:

{{Utility Tab Quick Links}}

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[[File:Misc.jpg|500px|center|Misc Tab]]

====Basic Trigger====
Allows the MiniTT1 or FlexTT5 to operate as a basic PocketWizard radio slave on any camera it will fit, including cameras other than the Canon or Nikon models the radio is designed for. This mode only uses the center hot shoe contact for sync input and output. It does not use any of the radio's communication pins, and as such disables all TTL, HSS/FP-Sync and power-controlling operations of the radio.

Special Notes:

* This setting does not need to match across all radios in use - it needs only be used when connected to a non-compatible camera or flash. For example, transmitting MiniTT1/FlexTT5 transmitting on both ControlTL and Standard Channels can be used to trigger a remote FlexTT5 in Basic Trigger Mode (receiving on a Standard Channel).
* Due to the manufacturer-specific layout of the pins on the bottom shoe, the MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 are not guaranteed to slide onto every camera's hot shoe. Do not force the units onto your camera. Slide gently.
* In Basic Trigger Mode, you get basic remote triggering on PocketWizard Standard Channels. This works with all PocketWizard radios including the [[PlusX]], [[Plus III]], [[Plus II]], [[MultiMAX]], and devices with PocketWizard radios built-in.
* HyperSync, High Speed Sync (FP Flash), or ControlTL functionality are not available on any channel when using this mode on a transmitting radio. A remote radio set to Basic Trigger Mode can still be used for [[HyperSync]] operation, when Standard Channels are configured on the [[HyperSync/HSS Tab]] of the transmitting radio.
* This mode will reduce battery life with the MiniTT1. Normally the MiniTT1 sleeps when the camera sleeps based on data it receives from the camera on the E-TTL / i-TTL communication pins. Since those pins are deactivated in this mode, the MiniTT1 never sleeps.
* The fastest usable shutter speed for flash (X-Sync) may be affected. This mode takes ~900 microseconds (1/1111 of a second) from the time X-sync is received until the remote flash begins generating light (radio propagation delay). Some cameras and flash combinations will tolerate this delay and achieve X-sync normally. Some will not. On those cameras that will not, you may need to reduce your shutter speed to something slower than X-sync to eliminate black lines in your images. Shortening your flash duration may also help.
* A hot shoe flash or Speedlite in the top shoe of a radio in this mode will only trigger in manual mode.

====Transmitter Only (FlexTT5 Only):====
Allows the FlexTT5 to be used as a Transmitter only, just like the MiniTT1. This mode allows a photographer to work in the same area as other photographers, and share remote flashes, without the flash on top of the FlexTT5 being triggered by the other photographers. When this mode is engaged, the FlexTT5 will not respond to any triggers from another MiniTT1 or FlexTT5 acting as a Transmitter.

====Disable Shoe Communications (FlexTT5 Only):====
Check this box to turn off the bottom shoe on a FlexTT5. This is useful for remote cameras where you want to deploy the FlexTT5 radio in the shoe, but do not want the FlexTT5 to act as an Auto-Relay transmitter.

'''Note:''' This control also disables triggering from the FlexTT5 top-shoe and P2 port. A speedlight connected to a FlexTT5 with disabled shoe communications will not fire.

====SpeedCycler:====
This mode is designed to rapidly cycle through multiple flash units fired individually in sequence. This allows you to fire a camera in sync with flashes faster than a single flash can recycle. It can also be used for triggering remote cameras sequentially. [[SpeedCycler]] is engaged on a transmitting MiniTT1 or FlexTT5 via this checkbox.
[[SpeedCycler]] mode requires an [[AC3 ZoneController]] in the top shoe of the on-camera PocketWizard radio. Zones A, B, and C will be triggered sequentially and individual zones can be disabled by setting the AC3’s Zone Switch to the off position. Both TTL and manual flash are supported. Setting flash power manually will trigger faster. Receiving [[MultiMAX]]es or [[Plus III]]s can be used instead of FlexTT5s provided a Standard Channel between 17 and 32 is in use. Make sure to set the Standard Transmit Channel on your transmitting ControlTL radio to match the receiving MultiMAX's or Plus III's. The MultiMAX's and Plus III's A, B, and C Zones correspond to the AC3's Zones.

Read more about this feature on our [[SpeedCycler]] page.

====Top Shoe Detection Mode (Canon Only):====
{{canononly}}

Set this control to AC3/AC9 if an [[AC3 ZoneController]] or [[AC9 AlienBees Adapter]] will be connected to the top shoe of this radio. Set it to [http://www.nissindigital.com/top.html Nissin Flash] to use this radio with a Nissin Di866 or Di622 for Canon.

Read more about [[Canon_Compatibility#Nissin|Nissin Flash compatibility here]].

====Camera Model (Canon Only):====
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Your radio always uses the first trigger of a session as a calibration shot. Some cameras have special considerations that can be accounted for by selecting the Camera Model via this setting. For optimal performance, we recommend selecting your specific camera model. This setting only affects radios configured to transmit when connected to a compatible camera.

====Ranger RX Head Selection====
([[PowerST4]]) Only

Use this setting to select the flash head in use with your Ranger RX series pack.

====Digital 1200/2400RX Head Selection====
([[PowerST4]]) Only

Use this setting to select the flash head in use with your Digital RX series pack.

====Flash Model====
([[PowerST4]]) Only

Use this setting to determine what kind of Elinchrom monobloc or flash pack you are using with your PowerST4.

Misc Tab

2014-03-21T18:43:19Z

Steve: /* Disable Shoe Communications (FlexTT5 Only): */

Nikon D3100

2014-03-21T17:38:06Z

Steve:

Review this page for information about the Nikon D3100 and its performance with PocketWizard radios.

{{NikonOperational}}

 

==D3100 Specific Operational Considerations==
The following operational considerations apply only to the D3100.

===Camera Firmware===
For best results, use the latest camera body firmware. The latest firmware for the D3100 is A/B:1.01, available for download at [https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17128 Nikon Service & Support].

{{NikonNoHSS}}

===Low-Battery Clipping with SB-700===
When remote SB-700 speedlights are used, shutter clipping (a portion of the frame with no flash energy recorded) may occur between 1/100 and 1/250 if the camera battery is low. Always make sure the camera’s battery is fully charged before use.

 

{{NikonSpecialNotes}}

 

{{CustomerService}}

Nikon D5100

2014-03-21T17:36:54Z

Steve:

Review this page for information about the Nikon D5100 and its performance with PocketWizard radios.

{{NikonOperational}}

 

==D5100 Specific Operational Considerations==
The following operational considerations apply only to the D5100.

===Camera Firmware===
For best results, use the latest camera body firmware. The latest firmware for the D5100 is A:1.0.1/B:1.01, available for download at [https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17547 Nikon Service & Support].

{{NikonNoHSS}}

===Low-Battery Clipping with SB-700===
When remote SB-700 speedlights are used, shutter clipping (a portion of the frame with no flash energy recorded) may occur between 1/100 and 1/250 if the camera battery is low. Always make sure the camera’s battery is fully charged before use.

 

{{NikonSpecialNotes}}

 

{{CustomerService}}

Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T19:08:31Z

Steve:

All PocketWizard radios with a USB port can be easily updated to the latest firmware using the [[PocketWizard Utility]]. Check the table below for links to firmware downloads, release notes, and quick guides.

====Current PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
!|Quick Guide
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Nikon_MiniTT1FlexTT5_Release_Notes_3.400_FINAL.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Nikon_MiniTT1FlexTT5_Release_Notes_3.400_FINAL.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322CanonMiniFleReleaseNotes_w_images_6.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322CanonMiniFleReleaseNotes_w_images_6.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[Plus III]]
|1.200
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Plus_III_Firmware_Release_Notes_1.200.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MultiMAX]]
|7.51
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322MultiMAX_firmware_release_notes_7.510.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Manual]
|-
|[[PowerMC2]]
|2.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322PowerMC2_Firmware_ReleaseNotes_2.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322ST4_Firmware_Release_Notes_5.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|}

====Archived PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/30/Nikon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/30/Nikon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.003
|09/27/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/b/bc/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.003.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.003
|09/27/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/b/bc/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.003.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/f/f4/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/f/f4/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|2.100
|01/14/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/NIKON_Release_Notes_firmware_2.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|2.100
|01/14/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/NIKON_Release_Notes_firmware_2.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.200
|12/19/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/c8/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.200_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.200
|12/19/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/c8/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.200_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/cf/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/cf/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/2d/Canon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/2d/Canon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.200
|11/03/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/27/Manual_Addendum_5.200.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.200
|11/03/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/27/Manual_Addendum_5.200.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.150
|08/16/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/0/06/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_5.150.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.150
|08/16/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/0/06/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_5.150.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.000
|12/29/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v5.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.000
|12/29/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v5.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.300
|07/10/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/d/dc/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.300.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.300
|07/10/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/d/dc/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.300.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.250
|04/28/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/e/e1/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.250.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.250
|04/28/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/e/e1/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.250.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.100
|04/02/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/73/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_4.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.100
|04/02/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/73/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_4.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerMC2]]
|2.200
|07/18/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/5/55/PowerMC2_Firmware_2.200_ReleaseNotes.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.100
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/0/0e/ST4_Firmware_Release_Notes_5.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.001
|01/24/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/ca/PowerST4_Manual_Realease_Notes_5.001.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

File:PowerST4 Manual Realease Notes 5.001.pdf

2014-03-20T19:08:08Z

Steve: FW Ver 5.001 release notes

FW Ver 5.001 release notes

File:ST4 Firmware Release Notes 5.100.pdf

2014-03-20T19:07:49Z

Steve: FW Ver 5.100 release notes

FW Ver 5.100 release notes

File:PowerMC2 Firmware 2.200 ReleaseNotes.pdf

2014-03-20T19:06:46Z

Steve: FW Ver 2.200 release notes

FW Ver 2.200 release notes

The FAQ

2014-03-20T18:56:27Z

Steve:

Do you have questions about PocketWizard radios in general? Check out these Frequently Asked Questions, compiled by [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support].

====Nothing is working! What should I do?====

Try the following steps:
* Check your [[batteries]] - sometimes low batteries can affect radio performance.
* Make sure all of your radios have been updated to the latest firmware. Connect your radio to the [[PocketWizard Utility]] and navigate to the "[[Update Tab]]." Click the “[[Update Tab#Check for Updates Button|Check for Updates Button]].”
* Make sure your camera and flashes are using the latest firmware, too!
* Perform a [[Factory Reset]] on all of your radios.
* Take your first shot at 1/160th or 1/200th so the system can properly calibrate timing.
* Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] for troubleshooting help.

====What cable do I need?====

You can use the [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/cable_finder/ Cable Finder] at [http://www.pocketwizard.com/ PocketWizard.com] to find the right cable for lots of different cameras and flashes.

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you still have questions.

====How many radios do I need?====

You will need one radio per device. That means one for each camera and one for each flash in use.

====Is my camera or flash compatible with your radios?====

Virtually all cameras and flashes with a standard size hot-shoe, PC socket, or sync port are compatible with Standard Channel radios like the [[Plus II]], [[Plus III]], [[PlusX]], and [[MultiMAX]].

Visit our [[Canon Compatibility]] or [[Nikon Compatibility]] pages to see if your camera or flash is compatible with our [[ControlTL]] radios like the [[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5]].

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you still have questions.

====When will you have TTL support for the Canon 1DX, 6D, and T4i?====

Adding full TTL support for the [[1D X]], [[6d|6D]], [[T4i]], and newer Canon cameras is our firmware team's #1 priority. With its newest generation of products, Canon drastically changed the way their cameras communicate through their hot-shoes. We need to spend time reverse-engineering every signal that comes up through the shoe and writing new code for it.

Once we have decoded the information, a lot of testing occurs. Bugs may present themselves at any point in this process, delaying the schedule. Unfortunately, when dealing with beta firmware, there is no such thing as a fixed schedule. We are working quickly to include full TTL compatibility in a future firmware release.

We will be announcing on our [https://www.facebook.com/pocketwizards Facebook page] when we have a beta firmware and added support for any new cameras.

====I can’t update my firmware. Why won’t the Utility recognize my radios?====

Try the following steps:
* Start by making sure you're connecting your radios directly to your computer, rather than through a USB hub.
* Try disconnecting all additional USB devices from your computer.
* Uninstall the [[PocketWizard Utility]] and reinstall the latest version, available for download on our website, http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/downloads/.
* Attempt to update the radios using another user account.
* Attempt the update while running your computer in Safe Mode.
* Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] for troubleshooting help.

====I think my radio needs to be repaired. What do I do?====

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support]. Warranty and repair inquiries are handled by the distributor in the region in which the radios are purchased, so please include this information in your message.

====Why does PocketWizard make radios in two different frequencies?====

Our radios are sold in [[Frequency|two different versions]] to comply with radio laws in different countries. In the United States, the FCC reserves the 344-354 MHz frequency for PocketWizard systems. In Europe, regulations assign 433-434 MHz. A PocketWizard sold in the USA bears the letters “FCC” on the outer shell; a European version will have the letters “CE.”

====Can I buy my radios directly through PocketWizard?====

Sorry! We don’t sell our radios directly. Check out our website for information on where to buy PocketWizard products: http://www.pocketwizard.com/wheretobuy/

====The hot-shoe on my radio broke off! How do I get it fixed?====

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support]. Warranty and repair inquiries are handled by the distributor in the region in which the radios are purchased, so please include this information in your message. You can either send your radio in for repair or request a replacement hot-shoe to do the repair yourself.

Our radios are made from an glass-reinforced resin material, and shouldn't break with normal usage. However, the hot-shoe mounts are designed to break on serious impact. We found replacing an inexpensive hot-shoe preferable to a lengthy and potentially costly camera or speedlight repair.

====Questions about your specific radio?====

Check out our other FAQ pages for more information on your radios:

:[[Plus III FAQ]]

:[[PlusX FAQ]]

:[[MultiMAX FAQ]]

:[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 FAQ]]

:[[PowerMC2 FAQ]]

:[[PowerST4 FAQ]]

:[[PocketWizard Utility FAQ]]

PlusX FAQ

2014-03-20T18:52:56Z

Steve:

Do you have a question about your [[PlusX]]? Check out these Frequently Asked Questions, compiled by [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support].

====Is the PlusX compatible with my camera/flash?====

Virtually all cameras and flashes with a standard size hot-shoe, PC socket, or sync port are compatible with Standard Channel radios like the [[Plus II]], [[Plus III]], [[PlusX]], and [[MultiMAX]].

====The PlusX won’t trigger my studio flash! How can I get the Plus III to trigger my flash?====

There seem to be some packs that are wired backwards from the industry standard, which can cause this problem. Try the following:
* On packs that use a household-style sync plug, simply reversing the way the plug is oriented usually solves the issue.
* Some customers have seen success using a Wein Safe Sync.
* We also have a [http://www.pocketwizard.com/products/cable_accessory/ cable solution] that allows you to reverse the orientation of the sync cables, and trigger your lights. First, plug the phono to miniphone adapter that came with your [[Plus III]] into the sync port on the pack itself. Then, plug an M3H cable into the adapter in the pack, and then an MH3 into the M3H. If it does not work, simply flip the MH3 around and use it orientated the other direction.

====Will Auto-focus work on my remote camera with the PlusX?====

Yes! A remote camera will attempt to auto-focus before firing.

Depending on the AF setting that you have chosen, the behavior will look a little different:
* When the camera is set to AF-S (Single), the camera will not release the shutter button until it can confirm the focus. When using this setting on the camera, the camera will attempt to autofocus before releasing the shutter button.
* When the camera is set to AF-C (Continuous), the focus is continuous up until the point of the full shutter release. When using this setting on the camera, the camera will first attempt to focus and will then fire regardless of focus confirmation.
* In AF-S there’s the possibility of missing shots, if focus can’t be confirmed, and in AF-C there’s the possibility of getting an out-of-focus shot. These limitations are tied to the camera’s auto-focus system – you’ll see the same behavior with or without our radios.
* For fastest response time on a remote camera, disable auto-focus on the camera and pre-focus manually.

====Is the PlusX compatible with other PocketWizard radios?====

Yes! The [[PlusX]] is compatible with all PocketWizard transmitters and receivers of the same [[frequency]] (FCC or CE), including PocketWizard-enabled photo gear from Profoto, Dynalite, Norman, Photogenic and Sekonic light meters.

====Why is the LED on my PlusX blinking amber/red instead of green?====

The LED on the top of the [[PlusX]] will blink three different colors (green, amber, and red) at different intervals to indicate the remaining battery power.
* One green blink indicates between 100% to 50% remaining battery life.
* Two amber blinks indicates between 50% to 25% remaining battery life.
* Three red blinks indicates less than 25% remaining battery life.

====What cable do I need?====

You can use the [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/cable_finder/ Cable Finder] at [http://www.pocketwizard.com/ PocketWizard.com] to find the right cable for lots of different cameras and flashes.

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you still have questions.

====Can the PlusX do TTL? HSS/FP?====

No. The [[PlusX]] is a Standard Channel trigger. If you need TTL, HSS/FP, or power control, you’re looking for our [[ControlTL]] radios like the [[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5]].

====How can I increase my range?====

First, follow the orientation and positioning guidelines in your product's instruction manual regarding Radio Performance.

Check out our [[Long Range Performance]] page for tips.

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you have questions about a specific long-range setup.

====Why isn’t my remote camera catching the flash in frame?====

If you are attempting to trigger a remote camera in sync with remote flashes, be sure to set the flashes’ receivers to 1 Channel higher than the remote camera’s receiver. This is called [[Relay Mode]].

====What’s Transmit Only Mode? How do I enable it?====

[[PlusX#Transmit Only Mode|Transmit Only Mode]] allows you to disable the receiver function of the [[PlusX]]. Use this mode when sharing remote flashes with other photographers. This mode will prevent other photographers from triggering the [[PlusX]] on your camera.

Read more about this feature on our [[PlusX#Transmit Only Mode|PlusX wiki page]].

PlusX FAQ

2014-03-20T18:52:06Z

Steve:

Do you have a question about your [[PlusX]]? Check out these Frequently Asked Questions, compiled by [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support].

====Is the PlusX compatible with my camera/flash?====

Virtually all cameras and flashes with a standard size hot-shoe, PC socket, or sync port are compatible with Standard Channel radios like the [[Plus II]], [[Plus III]], [[PlusX]], and [[MultiMAX]].

====The PlusX won’t trigger my studio flash! How can I get the Plus III to trigger my flash?====

There seem to be some packs that are wired backwards from the industry standard, which can cause this problem. Try the following:
* On packs that use a household-style sync plug, simply reversing the way the plug is oriented usually solves the issue.
* Some customers have seen success using a Wein Safe Sync.
* We also have a [http://www.pocketwizard.com/products/cable_accessory/ cable solution] that allows you to reverse the orientation of the sync cables, and trigger your lights. First, plug the phono to miniphone adapter that came with your [[Plus III]] into the sync port on the pack itself. Then, plug an M3H cable into the adapter in the pack, and then an MH3 into the M3H. If it does not work, simply flip the MH3 around and use it orientated the other direction.

====Will Auto-focus work on my remote camera with the PlusX?====

Yes! A remote camera will attempt to auto-focus before firing.

Depending on the AF setting that you have chosen, the behavior will look a little different:
* When the camera is set to AF-S (Single), the camera will not release the shutter button until it can confirm the focus. When using this setting on the camera, the camera will attempt to autofocus before releasing the shutter button.
* When the camera is set to AF-C (Continuous), the focus is continuous up until the point of the full shutter release. When using this setting on the camera, the camera will first attempt to focus and will then fire regardless of focus confirmation.
* In AF-S there’s the possibility of missing shots, if focus can’t be confirmed, and in AF-C there’s the possibility of getting an out-of-focus shot. These limitations are tied to the camera’s auto-focus system – you’ll see the same behavior with or without our radios.
* For fastest response time on a remote camera, disable auto-focus on the camera and pre-focus manually.

====Is the PlusX compatible with other PocketWizard radios?====

Yes! The [[PlusX]] is compatible with all PocketWizard transmitters and receivers of the same [[frequency]] (FCC or CE), including PocketWizard-enabled photo gear from Profoto, Dynalite, Norman, Photogenic and Sekonic light meters.

====Why is the LED on my PlusX blinking amber/red instead of green?====

The LED on the top of the [[PlusX]] will blink three different colors (green, amber, and red) at different intervals to indicate the remaining battery power.
* One green blink indicates between 100% to 50% remaining battery life.
* Two amber blinks indicates between 50% to 25% remaining battery life.
* Three red blinks indicates less than 25% remaining battery life.

====What cable do I need?====

You can use the [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/cable_finder/ Cable Finder] at [http://www.pocketwizard.com/ PocketWizard.com] to find the right cable for lots of different cameras and flashes.

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you still have questions.

====Can the PlusX do TTL? HSS/FP?====

No. The [[PlusX]] is a Standard Channel trigger. If you need TTL, HSS/FP, or power control, you’re looking for our [[ControlTL]] radios like the [[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5]].

====How can I increase my range?====

First, follow the orientation and positioning guidelines in your product's instruction manual regarding Radio Performance.

Check out our [[Long Range Performance]] page for tips.

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you have questions about a specific long-range setup.

====Why isn’t my remote camera catching the flash in frame?====

If you are attempting to trigger a remote camera in sync with remote flashes, be sure to set the flashes’ receivers to 1 Channel higher than the remote camera’s receiver. This is called [[Relay Mode]].

====What’s Transmit Only Mode? How do I enable it?===

[[PlusX#Transmit Only Mode|Transmit Only Mode]] allows you to disable the receiver function of the [[PlusX]]. Use this mode when sharing remote flashes with other photographers. This mode will prevent other photographers from triggering the [[PlusX]] on your camera.

Read more about this feature on our [[PlusX#Transmit Only Mode|PlusX wiki page]].

Plus III FAQ

2014-03-20T18:51:19Z

Steve:

Do you have a question about your [[Plus III]]? Check out these Frequently Asked Questions, compiled by [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support].

====Is the Plus III compatible with my camera/flash?====

Virtually all cameras and flashes with a standard size hot-shoe, PC socket, or sync port are compatible with Standard Channel radios like the [[Plus II]], [[Plus III]], [[PlusX]], and [[MultiMAX]].

====Can the Plus III do TTL? HSS/FP?====

No. The Plus III is a Standard Channel trigger. If you need TTL, HSS/FP, or power control, you’re looking for our [[ControlTL]] radios like the [[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5]].

====The Plus III won’t trigger my studio flash! How can I get the Plus III to trigger my flash?====

There seem to be some packs that are wired backwards from the industry standard, which can cause this problem. Try the following:
* On packs that use a household-style sync plug, simply reversing the way the plug is oriented usually solves the issue.
* Some customers have seen success using a Wein Safe Sync.
* We also have a [http://www.pocketwizard.com/products/cable_accessory/ cable solution] that allows you to reverse the orientation of the sync cables, and trigger your lights. First, plug the phono to miniphone adapter that came with your [[Plus III]] into the sync port on the pack itself. Then, plug an M3H cable into the adapter in the pack, and then an MH3 into the M3H. If it does not work, simply flip the MH3 around and use it orientated the other direction.

====Sometimes when I turn my Plus III on nothing happens! Is there a fix?====
Yes! Update your [[Plus III]] to the latest firmware version. Connect your radio to the [[PocketWizard Utility]] and navigate to the "[[Update Tab]]." Click the “[[Update Tab#Check for Updates Button|Check for Updates Button]].”

====What cable do I need?====

You can use the [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/cable_finder/ Cable Finder] at [http://www.pocketwizard.com/ PocketWizard.com] to find the right cable for lots of different cameras and flashes.

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you still have questions.

====I need my Plus III to stay powered on for a long time. What can I do?====

Consider powering your [[Plus III]] via USB with a [http://www.pocketwizard.com/products/cable_accessory/accessories/pw-ac-usb/ PW-AC-USB Adapter].

====What is the two-stage TEST button all about? How does remote half-press work?====

Half-pressing a transmitting [[Plus III]], either via a camera shutter release or the two-stage TEST button, will cause certain receiving PocketWizard radios to pre-release a remote camera. This wakes the camera up and engages Auto-Focus, preparing it to respond quickly to full-press triggers.

You can read more about this on our [[Plus III Half-Press Compatibility]] page.

====How can I increase my range?====

Check out our [[Long Range Performance]] page for tips.

For extreme long distances, consider using the [[Plus III]]’s Repeater feature, described on the [[Plus III]] wiki page.

====Why isn’t my remote camera catching the flash in frame?====

If you are attempting to trigger a remote camera in sync with remote flashes, be sure to set the flashes’ receivers to 1 Channel higher than the remote camera’s receiver. This is called [[Relay Mode]].

====Is the Plus III compatible with other PocketWizard radios?====

Yes! The [[Plus III]] is compatible with all PocketWizard transmitters and receivers of the same [[frequency]] (FCC or CE), including PocketWizard-enabled photo gear from Profoto, Dynalite, Norman, Photogenic and Sekonic light meters.

Plus III FAQ

2014-03-20T18:50:46Z

Steve: /* The Plus III won’t trigger my ancient studio flash! How can I get the Plus III to trigger my flash? */

PlusX FAQ

2014-03-20T18:50:40Z

Steve: /* The PlusX won’t trigger my ancient studio flash! How can I get the Plus III to trigger my flash? */

Do you have a question about your [[PlusX]]? Check out these Frequently Asked Questions, compiled by [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support].

====Is the PlusX compatible with my camera/flash?====

Virtually all cameras and flashes with a standard size hot-shoe, PC socket, or sync port are compatible with Standard Channel radios like the [[Plus II]], [[Plus III]], [[PlusX]], and [[MultiMAX]].

====The PlusX won’t trigger my studio flash! How can I get the Plus III to trigger my flash?====

There seem to be some packs that are wired backwards from the industry standard, which can cause this problem. Try the following:
* On packs that use a household-style sync plug, simply reversing the way the plug is oriented usually solves the issue.
* Some customers have seen success using a Wein Safe Sync.
* We also have a [http://www.pocketwizard.com/products/cable_accessory/ cable solution] that allows you to reverse the orientation of the sync cables, and trigger your lights. First, plug the phono to miniphone adapter that came with your [[Plus III]] into the sync port on the pack itself. Then, plug an M3H cable into the adapter in the pack, and then an MH3 into the M3H. If it does not work, simply flip the MH3 around and use it orientated the other direction.

====Will Auto-focus work on my remote camera with the PlusX?====

Yes! A remote camera will attempt to auto-focus before firing.

Depending on the AF setting that you have chosen, the behavior will look a little different:
* When the camera is set to AF-S (Single), the camera will not release the shutter button until it can confirm the focus. When using this setting on the camera, the camera will attempt to autofocus before releasing the shutter button.
* When the camera is set to AF-C (Continuous), the focus is continuous up until the point of the full shutter release. When using this setting on the camera, the camera will first attempt to focus and will then fire regardless of focus confirmation.
* In AF-S there’s the possibility of missing shots, if focus can’t be confirmed, and in AF-C there’s the possibility of getting an out-of-focus shot. These limitations are tied to the camera’s auto-focus system – you’ll see the same behavior with or without our radios.
* For fastest response time on a remote camera, disable auto-focus on the camera and pre-focus manually.

====Is the PlusX compatible with other PocketWizard radios?====

Yes! The [[PlusX]] is compatible with all PocketWizard transmitters and receivers of the same [[frequency]] (FCC or CE), including PocketWizard-enabled photo gear from Profoto, Dynalite, Norman, Photogenic and Sekonic light meters.

====Why is the LED on my PlusX blinking amber/red instead of green?====

The LED on the top of the [[PlusX]] will blink three different colors (green, amber, and red) at different intervals to indicate the remaining battery power.
* One green blink indicates between 100% to 50% remaining battery life.
* Two amber blinks indicates between 50% to 25% remaining battery life.
* Three red blinks indicates less than 25% remaining battery life.

====What cable do I need?====

You can use the [http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/cable_finder/ Cable Finder] at [http://www.pocketwizard.com/ PocketWizard.com] to find the right cable for lots of different cameras and flashes.

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you still have questions.

====Can the PlusX do TTL? HSS/FP?====

No. The [[PlusX]] is a Standard Channel trigger. If you need TTL, HSS/FP, or power control, you’re looking for our [[ControlTL]] radios like the [[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5]].

====How can I increase my range?====

First, follow the orientation and positioning guidelines in your product's instruction manual regarding Radio Performance.

Check out our [[Long Range Performance]] page for tips.

Contact [http://www.pocketwizard.com/contact/inquiry/ PocketWizard tech support] if you have questions about a specific long-range setup.

====Why isn’t my remote camera catching the flash in frame?====

If you are attempting to trigger a remote camera in sync with remote flashes, be sure to set the flashes’ receivers to 1 Channel higher than the remote camera’s receiver. This is called [[Relay Mode]].

====What’s Transmit Only Mode? How do I enable it?===

[[PlusX#Transmit Only Mode|Transmit Only Mode]] allows you to disable the receiver function of the [[PlusX]]. Use this mode when sharing remote flashes with other photographers. This mode will prevent other photographers from triggering the [[PlusX]] on your camera.

Read more about this feature on our [[PlusX#Transmit Only Mode|PlusX wiki page]].

Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T18:49:48Z

Steve: /* Archived PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes */

All PocketWizard radios with a USB port can be easily updated to the latest firmware using the [[PocketWizard Utility]]. Check the table below for links to firmware downloads, release notes, and quick guides.

====Current PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
!|Quick Guide
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Nikon_MiniTT1FlexTT5_Release_Notes_3.400_FINAL.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Nikon_MiniTT1FlexTT5_Release_Notes_3.400_FINAL.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322CanonMiniFleReleaseNotes_w_images_6.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322CanonMiniFleReleaseNotes_w_images_6.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[Plus III]]
|1.200
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Plus_III_Firmware_Release_Notes_1.200.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MultiMAX]]
|7.51
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322MultiMAX_firmware_release_notes_7.510.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Manual]
|-
|[[PowerMC2]]
|2.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322PowerMC2_Firmware_ReleaseNotes_2.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322ST4_Firmware_Release_Notes_5.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|}

====Archived PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/30/Nikon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/30/Nikon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.003
|09/27/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/b/bc/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.003.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.003
|09/27/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/b/bc/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.003.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/f/f4/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/f/f4/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|2.100
|01/14/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/NIKON_Release_Notes_firmware_2.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|2.100
|01/14/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/NIKON_Release_Notes_firmware_2.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.200
|12/19/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/c8/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.200_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.200
|12/19/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/c8/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.200_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/cf/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/cf/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/2d/Canon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/2d/Canon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.200
|11/03/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/27/Manual_Addendum_5.200.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.200
|11/03/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/27/Manual_Addendum_5.200.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.150
|08/16/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/0/06/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_5.150.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.150
|08/16/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/0/06/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_5.150.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.000
|12/29/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v5.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.000
|12/29/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v5.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.300
|07/10/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/d/dc/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.300.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.300
|07/10/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/d/dc/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.300.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.250
|04/28/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/e/e1/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.250.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.250
|04/28/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/e/e1/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.250.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.100
|04/02/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/73/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_4.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.100
|04/02/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/73/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_4.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerMC2]]
|2.200
|07/18/11
|Release Notes
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.100
|09/01/11
|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.001
|01/24/11
|Release Notes
|-
|}

Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T18:48:31Z

Steve: /* Archived PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes */

All PocketWizard radios with a USB port can be easily updated to the latest firmware using the [[PocketWizard Utility]]. Check the table below for links to firmware downloads, release notes, and quick guides.

====Current PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
!|Quick Guide
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Nikon_MiniTT1FlexTT5_Release_Notes_3.400_FINAL.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Nikon_MiniTT1FlexTT5_Release_Notes_3.400_FINAL.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322CanonMiniFleReleaseNotes_w_images_6.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322CanonMiniFleReleaseNotes_w_images_6.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[Plus III]]
|1.200
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Plus_III_Firmware_Release_Notes_1.200.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MultiMAX]]
|7.51
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322MultiMAX_firmware_release_notes_7.510.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Manual]
|-
|[[PowerMC2]]
|2.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322PowerMC2_Firmware_ReleaseNotes_2.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322ST4_Firmware_Release_Notes_5.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|}

====Archived PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/30/Nikon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/30/Nikon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.003
|09/27/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/b/bc/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.003.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.003
|09/27/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/b/bc/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.003.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/f/f4/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/f/f4/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|2.100
|01/14/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/NIKON_Release_Notes_firmware_2.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|2.100
|01/14/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/NIKON_Release_Notes_firmware_2.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.200
|12/19/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/c8/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.200_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.200
|12/19/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/c8/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.200_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/cf/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/c/cf/Canon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/2d/Canon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/2d/Canon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_6.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.200
|11/03/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/27/Manual_Addendum_5.200.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.200
|11/03/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/2/27/Manual_Addendum_5.200.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.150
|08/16/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/0/06/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_5.150.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.150
|08/16/10
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/0/06/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_5.150.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.000
|12/29/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v5.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.000
|12/29/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v5.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.300
|07/10/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/d/dc/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.300.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.300
|07/10/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/d/dc/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.300.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.250
|04/28/09
|{http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/e/e1/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.250.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.250
|04/28/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/e/e1/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_v4.250.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.100
|04/02/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/73/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_4.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.100
|04/02/09
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/73/Mini_Flex_Canon_Manual_Addendum_4.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerMC2]]
|2.200
|07/18/11
|Release Notes
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.100
|09/01/11
|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.001
|01/24/11
|Release Notes
|-
|}

File:Mini Flex Canon Manual Addendum 4.100.pdf

2014-03-20T18:48:03Z

Steve: FW Ver 4.100 release notes

FW Ver 4.100 release notes

File:Mini Flex Canon Manual Addendum v4.250.pdf

2014-03-20T18:45:16Z

Steve: FW Ver 4.250 release notes

FW Ver 4.250 release notes

File:Mini Flex Canon Manual Addendum v4.300.pdf

2014-03-20T18:41:58Z

Steve: FW Ver 4.300 release notes

FW Ver 4.300 release notes

File:Mini Flex Canon Manual Addendum v5.000.pdf

2014-03-20T18:40:52Z

Steve: FW Ver 5.000 release notes

FW Ver 5.000 release notes

File:Mini Flex Canon Manual Addendum 5.150.pdf

2014-03-20T18:39:14Z

Steve: FW Ver 5.150 release notes

FW Ver 5.150 release notes

File:Manual Addendum 5.200.pdf

2014-03-20T18:38:17Z

Steve: FW Ver 5.200 release notes

FW Ver 5.200 release notes

File:Canon Mini Flex Firmware Release Notes 6.000.pdf

2014-03-20T18:37:22Z

Steve: FW Ver 6.00 release notes

FW Ver 6.00 release notes

File:Canon MiniTT1 FlexTT5 Firmware Release Notes 6.150 d.pdf

2014-03-20T18:36:14Z

Steve: FW Ver 6.150 release notes

FW Ver 6.150 release notes

File:Canon MiniTT1 FlexTT5 Firmware Release Notes 6.200 d.pdf

2014-03-20T18:34:14Z

Steve: FW Ver 6.200 release notes

FW Ver 6.200 release notes

Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T18:33:04Z

Steve: /* Archived PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes */

All PocketWizard radios with a USB port can be easily updated to the latest firmware using the [[PocketWizard Utility]]. Check the table below for links to firmware downloads, release notes, and quick guides.

====Current PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
!|Quick Guide
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Nikon_MiniTT1FlexTT5_Release_Notes_3.400_FINAL.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Nikon_MiniTT1FlexTT5_Release_Notes_3.400_FINAL.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322CanonMiniFleReleaseNotes_w_images_6.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322CanonMiniFleReleaseNotes_w_images_6.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[Plus III]]
|1.200
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322Plus_III_Firmware_Release_Notes_1.200.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[MultiMAX]]
|7.51
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322MultiMAX_firmware_release_notes_7.510.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Manual]
|-
|[[PowerMC2]]
|2.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322PowerMC2_Firmware_ReleaseNotes_2.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.400
|06/11/13
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/upload/photos/322ST4_Firmware_Release_Notes_5.400.pdf Release Notes]
|[http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/manual/ Quick Guide]
|-
|}

====Archived PocketWizard Firmware and Release Notes====

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/30/Nikon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.150
|08/06/12
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/3/30/Nikon_MiniTT1_FlexTT5_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.150_d.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.003
|09/27/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/b/bc/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.003.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.003
|09/27/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/b/bc/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.003.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|3.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/f/f4/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|3.000
|09/01/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/f/f4/Nikon_Mini_Flex_Firmware_Release_Notes_3.000.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Nikon]]
|2.100
|01/14/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/NIKON_Release_Notes_firmware_2.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Nikon]]
|2.100
|01/14/11
|[http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/images/7/72/NIKON_Release_Notes_firmware_2.100.pdf Release Notes]
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.200
|12/19/12
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.200
|12/19/12
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.150
|08/06/12
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.150
|08/06/12
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|6.000
|09/01/11
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|6.000
|09/01/11
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.200
|11/03/10
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.200
|11/03/10
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.150
|08/16/10
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.150
|08/16/10
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|5.000
|12/29/09
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|5.000
|12/29/09
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.300
|07/10/09
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.300
|07/10/09
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.250
|04/28/09
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.250
|04/28/09
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|MiniTT1/Canon]]
|4.100
|04/02/09
|Release Notes
|-
|[[MiniTT1 and FlexTT5|FlexTT5/Canon]]
|4.100
|04/02/09
|Release Notes
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerMC2]]
|2.200
|07/18/11
|Release Notes
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!|Radio
!|Firmware Ver
!|Release Date
!|Release Notes
|-
|[[PowerST4]]
|5.100
|09/01/11
|Release Notes
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File:NIKON Release Notes firmware 2.100.pdf

2014-03-20T18:32:38Z

Steve: FW Ver 2.100 release notes

FW Ver 2.100 release notes

File:Nikon Mini Flex Firmware Release Notes 3.000.pdf

2014-03-20T18:31:30Z

Steve: FW Ver 3.000 release notes

FW Ver 3.000 release notes

File:Nikon Mini Flex Firmware Release Notes 3.003.pdf

2014-03-20T18:30:00Z

Steve: FW Ver 3.003 release notes

FW Ver 3.003 release notes

File:Nikon MiniTT1 FlexTT5 Firmware Release Notes 3.150 d.pdf

2014-03-20T18:24:35Z

Steve: FW Ver 3.150 release notes

FW Ver 3.150 release notes

Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T18:22:10Z

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Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T18:21:40Z

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Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T18:20:18Z

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Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T18:18:33Z

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Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T18:04:16Z

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Firmware Release Notes

2014-03-20T17:52:00Z

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Release Notes

2014-03-20T17:47:41Z

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Nikon D7000

2014-03-20T17:32:08Z

Steve:

Review this page for information about the Nikon D7000 and its performance with PocketWizard radios.

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==D7000 Specific Operational Considerations==
The following operational considerations apply only to the D7000.

===Camera Firmware===
For best results, use the latest camera body firmware. The latest firmware for the D7000 is A:1.03 / B:1.04, available for download at [https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/18287 Nikon Service & Support].

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Nikon D90

2014-03-20T17:31:57Z

Steve:

Review this page for information about the Nikon D90 and its performance with PocketWizard radios.

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==D90 Specific Operational Considerations==
The following operational considerations apply only to the D90.

===Camera Firmware===
For best results, use the latest camera body firmware. The latest firmware for the D90 is Version 1.002, available for download at [https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17162 Nikon Service & Support].

 

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Nikon D80

2014-03-20T17:31:54Z

Steve:

Review this page for information about the Nikon D80 and its performance with PocketWizard radios.

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==D80 Specific Operational Considerations==
The following operational considerations apply only to the D80.

===Camera Firmware===
For best results, use the latest camera body firmware. The latest firmware for the D80 is A/B 1.11, available for download at [https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16091 Nikon Service & Support].

 

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Nikon D200

2014-03-20T17:31:10Z

Steve:

Review this page for information about the Nikon D200 and its performance with PocketWizard radios.

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==D200 Specific Operational Considerations==
The following operational considerations apply only to the D200.

===Camera Firmware===
For best results, use the latest camera body firmware. The latest firmware for the D200 is A/B 2.01, available for download at [https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/16094 Nikon Service & Support].

 

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Nikon D300

2014-03-20T17:31:05Z

Steve:

Review this page for information about the Nikon D300 and its performance with PocketWizard radios.

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==D300 Specific Operational Considerations==
The following operational considerations apply only to the D300.

===Camera Firmware===
For best results, use the latest camera body firmware. The latest firmware for the D300 is A/B 1.11, available for download at [https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/18458/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzY5MjMwNTMyL3NpZC9tWjJPZFFxbA%3D%3D Nikon Service & Support].

 

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Nikon D300s

2014-03-20T17:30:58Z

Steve:

Review this page for information about the Nikon D300s and its performance with PocketWizard radios.

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==D300s Specific Operational Considerations==
The following operational considerations apply only to the D300s.

===Camera Firmware===
For best results, use the latest camera body firmware. The latest firmware for the D300s is A/B 1.02, available for download at [https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/18453/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzY5MjMwNTMyL3NpZC9tWjJPZFFxbA%3D%3D Nikon Service & Support].

 

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