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13.2
Check the table below for the
features supported in each pairing
option:
TX ( Mas ter) R X (Slave) Notes
V6 II,
V6 IIs,
V6
RF60X,
RF60
√ T r i g g e r i n g S l av e s (R X) i n
4 groups.
√ C h a n g i n g t h e p o w er l ev el
and zoom level of Slaves
(RX) in 4 groups.
√ P ow e r le v el s a d j u s ta b le
from 1/128 to 1/1 full
power, in the power
ratio of 1/10EV, 1/3EV,
1/2EV, or 1EV (although
the RF60X/RF60 will only
display the nearest 1/3
s t o p).
V6 II,
V6 IIs
RF60X √ A ut o m a tic H S S fo r v a r io u s
camera systems.
RF60X,
RF60
V6 √ T r i g g e r i n g S la ve s (R X) i n
4 groups.
√ C h a n g i n g t h e p o w er
level of Slaves (RX) in 4
groups.
√ P ow e r le v el s a d j u s ta b le
from 1/128 to 1/1 full
power, with 0.3 and 0.7
increments between major
power levels (in 1/3 EV
p o w e r r a t io).
X Changing the zoom level
of the Slaves (RX).
X Changing in power ratios
of 1/10EV, 1/2EV and 1EV.
X High Speed
Synchronization (HSS)
RF60X,
RF60
V6 II,
V6 IIs
Not supported.
Cactus V5, LV5
The Cactus RF60X can work in pairs
with the Cactus V5 or LV5. They all
share the same 2.4 GHz, 16-channel
platform.