Channels (CE/Europe) - Revision history

Heathers: /* CE E Release Camera (LR) Channels */

2026-02-26T15:52:04Z

‎CE E Release Camera (LR) Channels

Heathers: /* CE E Release Camera Channels */

2023-08-07T21:34:48Z

‎CE E Release Camera Channels

Heathers: /* CE E Release Camera Channels */ fixed channel example

2023-08-07T21:26:03Z

‎CE E Release Camera Channels: fixed channel example

Heathers: added LR channel frequencies

2023-08-07T21:22:25Z

added LR channel frequencies

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Heathers: added whole E Release section

2022-12-26T20:10:12Z

added whole E Release section

Heathers at 15:04, 14 April 2014

2014-04-14T15:04:52Z

Heathers: /* CE Standard Channels */

2014-04-14T15:01:40Z

‎CE Standard Channels

Ian at 16:22, 31 August 2011

2011-08-31T16:22:46Z

Ian at 17:00, 29 August 2011

2011-08-29T17:00:31Z

Ian at 16:49, 29 August 2011

2011-08-29T16:49:39Z

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 {| border="1" class="wikitable"
-!colspan="3"|CE E Release Flash Channels 1 through 32
+!colspan="3"|CE E Release Camera Channels 1 through 80
 |-
 !E Release<br/>LR<br/>Channel

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-== CE E Release Camera Channels ==
+== CE E Release Camera (LR) Channels ==
 E Channels were introduced with the E Release firmware upgrade in September 2019. This upgrade is available for the Plus III, Plus IV, FlexTT5, and Canon FlexTT6 radios. The E Channel range is from Channel 1 to Channel 80. These Channels are QuadZone Triggering Channels and Zones are available for all 80 Channels. The E Channels are only available on PocketWizard radios that have been upgraded to the E Release firmware protocol and will only communicate with other E Channels.

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 == CE E Release Camera Channels ==
-E Channels were introduced with the E Release firmware upgrade in September 2019. This upgrade is available for the Plus III, Plus IV, FlexTT5, and Canon FlexTT6 radios. The E Channel range is from Channel 1 to Channel 80. These Channels are QuadZone Triggering Channels and Zones are available for all 32 Channels. The E Channels are only available on PocketWizard radios that have been upgraded to the E Release firmware protocol and will only communicate with other E Channels.
+E Channels were introduced with the E Release firmware upgrade in September 2019. This upgrade is available for the Plus III, Plus IV, FlexTT5, and Canon FlexTT6 radios. The E Channel range is from Channel 1 to Channel 80. These Channels are QuadZone Triggering Channels and Zones are available for all 80 Channels. The E Channels are only available on PocketWizard radios that have been upgraded to the E Release firmware protocol and will only communicate with other E Channels.
-Many Channels use the same frequency but all Channels have their own digital code. For example, a radio set to Channel 1, operating at 433.560 MHz cannot trigger another radio set to Channel 6, even though they share the same frequency.
+Many Channels use the same frequency but all Channels have their own digital code. For example, a radio set to Channel 2, operating at 433.420 MHz cannot trigger another radio set to Channel 14, even though they share the same frequency.
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	\|433.92		\|433.92
	\|}		\|}
		+	</div>
		+
		+
		+	== CE E Release Flash Channels ==
		+
		+	E Channels were introduced with the E Release firmware upgrade in September 2019. This upgrade is available for the Plus III, Plus IV, FlexTT5, and Canon FlexTT6 radios. The E Channel range is from Channel 1 to Channel 32. These Channels are QuadZone Triggering Channels and Zones are available for all 32 Channels. The E Channels are only available on PocketWizard radios that have been upgraded to the E Release firmware protocol and will only communicate with other E Channels.
		+
		+	Many Channels use the same frequency but all Channels have their own digital code. For example, a radio set to Channel 1, operating at 433.560 MHz cannot trigger another radio set to Channel 6, even though they share the same frequency.
		+
		+	<div align="center">
		+	{\| border="1" class="wikitable"
		+	!colspan="3"\|CE E Release Flash Channels 1 through 32
		+	\|-
		+	!E Release<br/>Flash<br/>Channel
		+	!Frequency
		+	\|rowspan="33"\|All PocketWizard radios<br/>with E Release firmware<br/>(either pre-installed<br/>or upgraded<br/>after purchase
		+	\|-
		+	\|1
		+	\|433.560
		+	\|-
		+	\|2
		+	\|434.280
		+	\|-
		+	\|3
		+	\|433.200
		+	\|-
		+	\|4
		+	\|434.640
		+	\|-
		+	\|5
		+	\|433.920
		+	\|-
		+	\|6
		+	\|433.560
		+	\|-
		+	\|7
		+	\|434.280
		+	\|-
		+	\|8
		+	\|433.200
		+	\|-
		+	\|9
		+	\|434.640
		+	\|-
		+	\|10
		+	\|433.920
		+	\|-
		+	\|11
		+	\|433.560
		+	\|-
		+	\|12
		+	\|434.280
		+	\|-
		+	\|13
		+	\|433.200
		+	\|-
		+	\|14
		+	\|434.640
		+	\|-
		+	\|15
		+	\|433.920
		+
		+	\|-
		+	\|16
		+	\|433.560
		+	\|-
		+	\|17
		+	\|434.280
		+	\|-
		+	\|18
		+	\|433.200
		+	\|-
		+	\|19
		+	\|434.640
		+	\|-
		+	\|20
		+	\|433.920
		+	\|-
		+	\|21
		+	\|433.560
		+	\|-
		+	\|22
		+	\|434.280
		+	\|-
		+	\|23
		+	\|433.200
		+	\|-
		+	\|24
		+	\|434.640
		+	\|-
		+	\|25
		+	\|433.920
		+	\|-
		+	\|26
		+	\|433.560
		+	\|-
		+	\|27
		+	\|434.280
		+	\|-
		+	\|28
		+	\|433.200
		+	\|-
		+	\|29
		+	\|434.640
		+	\|-
		+	\|30
		+	\|433.920
		+	\|-
		+	\|31
		+	\|433.560
		+	\|-
		+	\|32
		+	\|434.280
		+
		+	\|}
		+	</div>

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 __TOC__
-Channels allow you to work with other photographers or keep your triggering exclusive.  Some channels operate on different frequencies to help you avoid radio interference.  All PocketWizard radios set to the same channel work together.
+Channels allow you to work with other photographers or keep your triggering exclusive.  Some Channels operate on different frequencies to help you avoid radio interference.  All PocketWizard radios set to the same Channel work together.
-This section has channel tables for the CE / European frequency radios that operate between 433.62 and 434.22 MHz.  If you have FCC frequency radios that operate between 340 and 354 MHz range then visit the [[Channels|FCC Channels]] page.
+This section has Channel tables for the CE / European frequency radios that operate between 433.62 and 434.22 MHz.  If you have FCC frequency radios that operate between 340 and 354 MHz range then visit the [[Channels|FCC Channels]] page.
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 |-
 |}
-<nowiki>*</nowiki> = some very early models of the Classic only had channels 1 through 10
+<nowiki>*</nowiki> = some very early models of the Classic only had Channels 1 through 10
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 === CE Standard Channels 17 through 32 ===
-Standard Channels 17 through 32 were introduced with the PocketWizard MAX.  They are also called Quad-Triggering channels or MultiMAX channels.  These channels add the benefit of Zones A, B, C, and D.  Zones allow you to control up to 4 different groups of lights on the same channel.
+Standard Channels 17 through 32 were introduced with the PocketWizard MAX.  They are also called Quad-Zone Triggering channels or MultiMAX channels.  These Channels add the benefit of Zones A, B, C, and D.  Zones allow you to control up to 4 different groups of lights on the same Channel.
-These channels use the 434.22mHz frequency, and each channel number is its own 24-bit digital code.
+These Channels use the 434.22mHz frequency, and each Channel number is its own 24-bit digital code.
 == CE ControlTL Channels ==

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-Standard Channels are used when triggering a Plus II, MultiMAX or other PocketWizard radio that performs triggering only and not power control or TTL functions.
+Standard Channels are used when triggering a Plus series (Plus, Plus II, PlusX or Plus III), MultiMAX or other PocketWizard radio that performs triggering only and not power control or TTL functions.
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 Standard Channels 1 through 16 are considered Classic or Legacy Channels and are the most basic PocketWizard Channels.  They are used for simple triggering scenarios, and contain no zones, power control, or TTL functions.
-These channels all exist on the same frequency.  Each channel is its own 16-bit digital code on top of that frequency.  The frequency in use for CE radios is 433.62 MHz.
+These Channels all exist on the same frequency.  Each channel is its own 16-bit digital code on top of that frequency.  The frequency in use for CE radios is 433.62 MHz.
-The Plus and Plus II radios use only channels 1 through 4.
+The Plus and Plus II radios use only channels 1 through 4. The PlusX radios use Channels 1 through 10
 All other PocketWizard radios use Standard Channels 1 through 16.
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 These channels use the 434.22mHz frequency, and each channel number is its own 24-bit digital code.
 == CE ControlTL Channels ==

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-== ControlTL Channels ==
+== CE ControlTL Channels ==
 ControlTL Channels were introduced with the Canon MiniTT1 and FlexTT5.  They are used in all ControlTL radios like the Nikon MiniTT1 and FlexTT5, as well as the PowerST4, PowerMC2, or other ControlTL radios.  These channels allow for remote power control of compatible studio flashes, and work with Canon E-TTL II and Nikon i-TTL/CLS commands.
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 {| border="1"
-!colspan="3"|ControlTL Channels 1 through 3
+!colspan="3"|CE ControlTL Channels 1 through 3
 |-
 !ControlTL<br/>Channel
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 |3
 |433.92
 |}

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-This section has channel tables for the CE / European frequency radios that operate between X and X MHz.  If you have CE frequency radios that operate between 340 and 354 MHz range then visit the [[Channels|FCC Channels]] page.
+This section has channel tables for the CE / European frequency radios that operate between 433.62 and 434.22 MHz.  If you have CE frequency radios that operate between 340 and 354 MHz range then visit the [[Channels|FCC Channels]] page.
 There are two kinds of PocketWizard Channels: Standard Channels and ControlTL Channels.
-== Standard Channels ==
+== CE Standard Channels ==
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-=== Standard Channels 1 through 16 ===
+=== CE Standard Channels 1 through 16 ===
 Standard Channels 1 through 16 are considered Classic or Legacy Channels and are the most basic PocketWizard Channels.  They are used for simple triggering scenarios, and contain no zones, power control, or TTL functions.
-These channels all exist on the same frequency.  Each channel is its own 16-bit digital code on top of that frequency.  The frequency in use for USA FCC/IC radios is 344.04 MHz.  The frequency used for CE radios is 433.62 MHz.
+These channels all exist on the same frequency.  Each channel is its own 16-bit digital code on top of that frequency.  The frequency in use for CE radios is 433.62 MHz.
 The Plus and Plus II radios use only channels 1 through 4.
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 {| border="1"
-!colspan="5"|Standard Channels 1 through 16
+!colspan="5"|CE Standard Channels 1 through 16
 |-
 !Standard<br/>Channel
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-=== Standard Channels 17 through 32 ===
+=== CE Standard Channels 17 through 32 ===
 Standard Channels 17 through 32 were introduced with the PocketWizard MAX.  They are also called Quad-Triggering channels or MultiMAX channels.  These channels add the benefit of Zones A, B, C, and D.  Zones allow you to control up to 4 different groups of lights on the same channel.
-These channels are each on their own frequency and each channel number is its own 20-bit digital code.
+These channels use the 434.22mHz frequency, and each channel number is its own 24-bit digital code.
-−
-−
-{| border="1"
-!colspan="3"|Standard Channels 17 through 32
-|-
-!Standard<br/>Channel
-!Frequency
-|rowspan="17"|All PocketWizard<br/>radios except:<br/>Plus, Plus II,<br/>Classics
-|-
-|17
-|346.5
-|-
-|18
-|347
-|-
-|19
-|347.5
-|-
-|20
-|348
-|-
-|21
-|348.5
-|-
-|22
-|349
-|-
-|23
-|349.5
-|-
-|24
-|350
-|-
-|25
-|350.5
-|-
-|26
-|351
-|-
-|27
-|351.5
-|-
-|28
-|352
-|-
-|29
-|352.5
-|-
-|30
-|353
-|-
-|31
-|353.5
-|-
-|32
-|354
-|-
-|}
-See the CE Channels page for frequency information on 433 MHz radios with a CE marking on them.
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 {| border="1"
-!colspan="3"|ControlTL Channels 1 through 20
+!colspan="3"|ControlTL Channels 1 through 3
 |-
 !ControlTL<br/>Channel
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 |-
 |1
-|340
+|433.42
 |-
 |2
-|345
+|434.42
 |-
 |3
-|341
+|433.92
 |-
 |4