What is the difference between YN 622N RX, YN 622N TX and YN 622N?
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Yn 622N is transcceiver, it can play both roles, either trasmitter or receiver, two others are just transmitter or receiver. They are working well and I am quite satisfied
855683
The YN622N is the receiver for the YN 622N TX, as you need both for the system to work. The TX sits on the camera in the hot shoe and transmits the data to the 622N which would be mounted to a flad, or to another camer if you wanted to slave camera. You need at minimum a622N TX and a 622N to have a system that gives TTL and high speed flash capabilities to you remote flash setup. The high speed flash will work only on speedlites that are high speed capable.
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The LEDS mirror the signal output lines on the adapter. The GND led turns on when a proper ground is detected. TX led turns on (a short flash) when a transmitted character is sent out, the same for RX LED. DTR the remaining LEDS show the status of the control lines. Look up PC-RS232 port on the internet for the pin descriptions and what the function of each pin is. Hope this helps.
2264260
The C1 is for Canon and the N is for Nikon the YN622 is a TTL trigger the RF 603 are manual triggers.
151054
PolyTac 0213 is what is on mine...plus the serial number. Hope that helps. Bright Bright Bright don't shine it in your friend's/family's eyes.
1158139
Yeah. In fact, I ordered both, and the CowboyStudio NPT-04 trigger and receiver is the identical item for twice the price. Literally identical. They both have the same model number NPT-04, only they have different brand names stamped on the devices. I think these things are just all mass produced in some factory in China and different companies buy it from that factory and put their own label on it and charge whatever high price they think people will pay. The sad part for everyone (including myself because I bought the CowboyStudio thing before I discovered this) is that the CowboyStudio item is at a higher sales rank, even though it's the exact same thing for twice the price!!!
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Not sure as I had mine professionally installed, I bought mine approx 6 mths ago so I would say the ntk. It works perfectly and is a great investment for piece of mind. My tuner said on the dyno it was only reading .5 different to the factory and even he (one of the best tuners in qld Australia) said it was a great buy
472081
This is the product that was recommended to me. I am not sure what the difference between the 2.
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Hi, Per checked,this cable can connect to YN 622n. Any other question,pls feel free to let me know. Wish you have a nice day. Rayna CC world
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Yeah, it changes to red, blue, light blue, green, white, and pink. Main difference between the RX2 and RX2N is the layout. RX2N has the left and right turn signal idicators. RX2 just flashes the turn signal but does not indicate if your turning left or right.
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This item is for the A4002. It means that this item (A4002) has updated packaging and better perfomance than the X4002.
1850539
62mm is a size, your Tamron will have the #62mm on it or not, if not; than no
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The LEDS mirror the signal output lines on the adapter. The GND led turns on when a proper ground is detected. TX led turns on (a short flash) when a transmitted characteris sent out, the same for RX LED. DTR the remaining LEDS show the status of the control lines. Look up PC-RS232 port on the internet for the pin descriptions and what thefunction of each pin is. Hope this helps.
551419
There is no difference. 6E0001N is the code Senco assign to the FN55AX F-18.
1052761
Revised answer. The UV-82X does Not TX or RX at 511.1125MHz. The UV-82 will TX & RX on that frequency.
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Another YN-622C TTL is needed, either as a trigger or as a receiver. The 320EX flash can not act as a wireless slave neither fully works with its E-TTL feature. Alternatively, YN-622C TX can be used as a trigger for the YN-622C TTL.
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502 is the older discountinued unit. The 512 is a bit more powerful and newer Bluetooth chip
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This is a set of 2 Aputure 2.4 Ghz Trigmaster. So you can use them with extras Aputure 2.4 GhZ Trigmaster units using one as a TX and the others as RX. I guess it works as long as they're made to work with the same brand of equipment (Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, etc...).