Instruction ManualTable of ContentsConventions Used in this Manual4Chapter List5Contents6Safety Warnings8Handling Precautions8Nomenclature9Installing and Removing the Battery11Installing the battery11Battery check12Removing the battery12Using a Household Power Outlet13Attaching to the Camera14Using the Interface Cables14Example of Attachment15Example of Using the Case and Strap15Subsequent Organization of This Manual16Basic Network Settings17Getting Ready18[FTP trans.], [EOSUtility], [WFTserver]18[MediaServ.]18[LinkedShot]18Displaying the Connection Wizard19Selecting the Communication Method and LAN Type20Selecting the Communication Method20Selecting the LAN Type22Using the Wizard to Establish a Connection23Selecting the Wireless Network23Entering the Wireless LAN Encryption Key24WPS Connections (PBC Mode)25WPS Connections (PIN Mode)26Configuring Network Settings27Completing Settings for the Communication Method28Virtual Keyboard Operation29Transferring Images to an FTP Server31Configuring FTP Communication Settings32Automatic Image Transfer After Each Shot34Setting the Size or Type of Images to Transfer35Auto Retry if Transfer Fails36Enabling LAN Power Management36Transferring Images Individually37Transferring the Current Image37Adding a Caption Before Transfer38Batch Transfer40Selecting Images to Transfer40[RAW+JPEG transfer] Options41Menu Operation During Image Transfer41Batch Transfer of Images in a Folder42Batch Transfer of Images on Memory Cards44Checking Image Transfer History45Checking the Transfer History of Individual Images45Checking the Transfer History of Memory Cards45Remote Capture Using EOS Utility47Configuring EOS Utility Communication Settings48Using EOS Utility51Remote Capture Using WFT Server53Configuring WFT Server Communication Settings54Setting up an Account54Displaying WFT Server56Viewing Images57Remote Capture [Camera control]59Remote Capture [Simple control]62Remote Capture63Using WFT Server in Linked Shooting64Using the Transmitter as a Media Server65Configuring Media Server Communication Settings66Displaying Captured Images on a Television67Linked Shooting69Preparing Slave Cameras70Basic Linked Shooting71Positioning the Slave Cameras72Using the Transmitter with WFT Server74Connect the Master and Slave Cameras75Check the Camera Settings77Configure WFT Server Communication Settings79IP Addresses Assigned to Computers80Access the Cameras from the Computer81Display WFT Server81View Images on the Camera82Shoot Remotely82Managing Settings Information83Checking Settings84Changing Settings85IP Security (IPsec)86Directory Structure of the Target Folder86Overwriting Files of the Same Name86Passive Mode86Preventing Changes to Settings86Saving and Loading Settings87Saving Settings87Loading Settings88Synchronizing the Camera Time89Preparing for Time Synchronization90Wireless LAN90Wired LAN90Synchronizing the Time91Using Bluetooth GPS Devices93Connecting GPS Devices via Bluetooth94Canceling the Bluetooth Connection96Troubleshooting97Handling Error Messages98Wireless LAN Notes111Checking Network Settings112Windows112Macintosh112Reference113Creating and Registering Captions114Using a Bracket (Sold Separately)115Specifications116Index124Size: 9.73 MBPages: 126Language: EnglishOpen manual
ManualTable of ContentsConventions Used in this Manual4Chapter List5Contents6Safety Warnings8Handling Precautions8Nomenclature9Installing and Removing the Battery11Installing the battery11Battery check12Removing the battery12Using a Household Power Outlet13Attaching to the Camera14Example of Attachment15Example of Using the Case and Strap15Subsequent Organization of This Manual16Basic Network Settings17Getting Ready18[FTP trans.], [EOSUtility], [WFTserver]18[MediaServ.]18[LinkedShot]18Displaying the Connection Wizard19Selecting the Communication Method and LAN Type20Selecting the Communication Method20Selecting the LAN Type22Using the Wizard to Establish a Connection23Selecting the Wireless Network23Entering the Wireless LAN Encryption Key24WPS Connections (PBC Mode)25WPS Connections (PIN Mode)26Configuring Network Settings27Completing Settings for the Communication Method28Virtual Keyboard Operation29Transferring Images to an FTP Server31Configuring FTP Communication Settings32Automatic Image Transfer After Each Shot34Setting the Size or Type of Images to Transfer35Auto Retry if Transfer Fails36Enabling LAN Power Management36Transferring Images Individually37Transferring the Current Image37Adding a Caption before Transfer38Batch Transfer40Selecting Images to Transfer40[RAW+JPEG transfer] Options41Menu Operation During Image Transfer41Batch Transfer of Images in a Folder42Batch Transfer of Images on Memory Cards44Checking Image Transfer History45Checking the Transfer History of Individual Images45Checking the Transfer History of Memory Cards45Remote Capture Using EOS Utility47Configuring EOS Utility Communication Settings48Using EOS Utility51Remote Capture Using WFT Server53Configuring WFT Server Communication Settings54Setting up an Account54Displaying WFT Server56Viewing Images57Remote Capture [Camera control]59Remote Capture [Simple control]62Remote Capture63Using WFT Server in Linked Shooting64Using the Transmitter as a Media Server65Configuring Media Server Communication Settings66Displaying Captured Images on a Television67Linked Shooting69Preparing Slave Cameras70Basic Linked Shooting71Positioning the Slave Cameras72Using the Transmitter with WFT Server74Connect the Master and Slave Cameras75Check the Camera Settings77Configure WFT Server Communication Settings79IP Addresses Assigned to Computers80Access the Cameras from the Computer81Display WFT Server81View Images on the Camera82Shoot Remotely82Managing Settings Information83Checking Settings84Changing Settings85IP Security (IPsec)86Directory Structure of the Target Folder86Overwriting Files of the Same Name86Passive Mode86Preventing Changes to Settings86Saving and Loading Settings87Saving Settings87Loading Settings88Synchronizing the Camera Time89Preparing for Time Synchronization90Wireless LAN90Wired LAN90Synchronizing the Time91Using Bluetooth GPS Devices93Connecting GPS Devices via Bluetooth94Canceling the Bluetooth Connection96Troubleshooting97Handling Error Messages98Wireless LAN Notes111Checking Network Settings112Windows112Macintosh112Reference113Creating and Registering Captions114When Using EOS Utility 2 or Earlier114When Using EOS Utility 3 or Later115Using a Bracket (Sold Separately)116Specifications117Index120Size: 5.58 MBPages: 122Language: EnglishOpen manual
