B.I.G. WTC-2 Wireless Camera Trigger Multifunction (equivalent to Olympus RM-CB2)

Functions like the self-timer in the camera, but is adjustable in steps of seconds up to 99 hours, 99 minutes and 99 seconds.

Interval shutter release (INTVL)

The interval trigger can be set in steps of seconds up to 99 hours, 99 minutes and 99 seconds. If it is set to 10 minutes, for example, then the camera will automatically trigger once every 10 minutes.

Long exposure (LONG)

This corresponds to the former function "B". The camera shutter can remain open for up to 99 hours, 99 minutes and 99 seconds, depending on the setting.

Shutter release counter (N)

This can be used to limit the number of shutter releases up to 399.

Technical data:

• Timer delay: 0 s to 99 h, 99 min and 99 s in one-second increments.
• Interval: 1 s to 99 h, 99 min and 99 s in one-second increments.
• Number of recordings: 1 to 399 or unlimited.
• Transmission frequency: 2.4 GHz, range up to 100, timer can also be connected directly to the camera by cable

Operating instructions for B.I.G. WTC-2 camera radio trigger multifunction (corresponds to Olympus RM-CB2)

The set consists of a transmitter/handset, a receiver to plug onto the camera and the respective connection cable for your camera (included in the set or sold separately depending on the item number, see packaging).

With the set, you can trigger your camera remotely by radio, pre-programme when triggers are to take place, set time intervals and also determine the number of triggers in each case. If you do not want to use the radio function, you can also connect the transmitter/handheld unit directly to your camera with the connection cable and do without the receiver.

Description of the handheld transmitter

1. Connection cable (depending on set)
2. Eye for wrist strap, lanyard (not included)
3. Two-colour LED for focusing and triggering the camera
4. Info display
5. TIMER START/STOP button
6. SET button
7. Light and lock button
8. Select button
9. 2-stage shutter release button for AF/shutter release + lock button
10. Battery compartment cover (rear)
11. Connection for shutter release cable/ usable then without radio receiver
12. ON/OFF switch

Description of the info display

1. Cursor field
2. Time specifications
3. "L" (Lock) locked indicator
4. Battery indicator
5. "Timer active" indicator
6. Signal tone on/off
7. "Set" confirmation of entered numbers, times
8. Release/release count
9. Number of programmed intervals, or intervals still open

Description of the receiver

1. Connection cable (depending on set)
2. Socket for release cable
3. Channel switch
4. Status indicator AF/trigger
5. Trigger button for single hand release/ usable as remote cable release.
6. ON/OFF switch

Inserting the batteries

Open the battery compartment cover on the handset by sliding it and insert 2x micro/AAA type batteries. If the battery voltage is too low, the indicator (4) flashes in the display and the batteries should be replaced with fresh ones. Open the battery compartment cover of the receiver by sliding it sideways and insert 2x batteries type micro/AAA there as well. Make sure that the batteries are inserted in the correct direction. In each battery compartment you will find a marking for + and -.

ON/OFF

On the receiver and transmitter you will find an ON/OFF switch. Please switch off when not in use to save energy. Otherwise, the receiver will be constantly on standby.

DELAY

Under the DELAY cursor, you can set the time that should elapse before the action is started. This is especially helpful if the whole action is not to start immediately, but only seconds, minutes or hours later.

LONG

Under the cursor LONG, the time can be set for how long the triggering should take place. For single shots, a few seconds are certainly enough, especially if the autofocus is deactivated. But if, for example, automatic exposure series are shot with the camera, several seconds are certainly necessary. Here, an individual assessment is required.
Recommendation: Better set longer than too short. Especially when taking pictures with little light, the exposure time can otherwise be longer than the specified shutter release time.

INTVL

Interval time until the start of a new interval, start of a new action. Here the interval is not calculated from the end of the last interval, but from its start. Example: INTVL 30 seconds, Long 10Sec, means that after completion of the "10 seconds LONG", the new interval will already start in 20 seconds.

N

Number of set interval repetitions

Sound icon

Tone signal for control during the triggering time

Channel selector switch on transmitter and receiver

4 channels selectable to control different cameras

LOCK

Press lock button for about 5 seconds, LOCK symbol appears and blocks unwanted adjustment of values.

BATTERY

Battery indicator that first appears when battery power is low and then flashes.
Power supply Transmitter and receiver each 2x Micro/AAA batteries.

BULB

When the camera is set to "B", the shutter release can be used for long exposures. The shutter can be released by pushing the shutter release button on the transmitter forward or by pressing the shutter release button with the thumb. The exposed time can be read on the display of the transmitter.

Use as cable release

If the release cable to the camera is not plugged into the receiver but directly into the transmitter, the transmitter part can also be used directly as a cable release.

Data:

• Range max. 100m
• FSK 2.4GHz
• 4 switchable channels

Safety instructions

1. Please use the device only for the specified use.
2. Avoid contact of the device with moisture, water. Risk of short circuit, risk of corrosion in the device!
3. Avoid direct sunlight, heat or heating, otherwise the device could deform. A defect would be the
4. Use only the specified battery types and place them in the device in the correct direction. Otherwise there is a risk of a short circuit or a defect in the device!
5. Protect the device from shocks, falling down.
6. The warranty expires when the device is unscrewed!
7. Let repairs only be carried out by a specialist.
8. Damaged cables and defective parts must be replaced immediately with new parts to protect the camera.
9. Caution: small parts! Danger of children swallowing!
10. Remove batteries if not in use for a longer period of time. Danger of leakage!
11. If batteries leak nevertheless once, avoid contact with the skin! Danger of etching!

Short Declaration of Conformity

Hereby Brenner Import- und Großhandels GmbH declares that the device B.I.G. Camera Wireless Trigger Multifunction is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.