Pdp Gaming Wired Controller Manual

I took my gaming to the next level with this controller and I love using it!

Work great!! Well worth the $$. With the Controller, it tells you how devices are wired.

This controller is perfect for the lens controls. I wish it had iris and manual focus control.

I wanted a wired remote for occasions when the TC-80N3 Timer/Remote Controller is a little too much, and when the RC-6 infrared remote is a little clunky. This remote is perfect! The plug fits into the camera very accurately (not so much with 3rd party remotes) and the performance is very reliable. What more can I say? It's great!

I use this controller with my PC via bluetooth and it works great. It’s a huge upgrade from my wired 360 controller. It’s slimmer, the texture is better and all the buttons feel and are quieter. A note to PC users, make sure to disable power management for whatever bluetooth adapter you are using or it will create connectivity issues with this controller and any other bluetooth devices.

The remote connected immediately as per camera manual instructions (OM-1). Works well, both wireless with OM-1, and wired to OM-D mk II &III. The wireless works at least 25 feet (not exact measurement). When using wired, be sure to assign video release to the main shutter button instead of the red button which is factory preset. Select video mode on the top dial. Wonderful accessory.

5 stars on performance and value. As a noob it took me some time to figure out its workings, though. I found the supplied Operation Manual unhelpful, because it is structured neither by menu nor by use case, rather as a strange hybrid of the two; you can download a Reference Manual from Tascam's website, which is much better. The menu structure is opaque and poorly thought out. After the initial configuration, I ended up only using BASIC and MIC on a recurring basis. I use this unit with a RodeLink Wireless Lav, and a Rode shotgun (both powered), and a Tascam wired lav (that needs power). Each of these 3.5 mm output units can be used individually when plugged into Ext In 1/2 on the left side, with: 1. BASIC Input 1/2 ext_stereo (wired lav that needs power uses ext_power). 2. MIC MS Mode 1/2 Rec (to record on both channels). Then you can use the onboard microphones for ambient on channels 3 and 4: 1. BASIC Input 3/4 Mic 2. MIC MS Mode 3/4 Off. When I use combinations of these inputs, the wired lav that needs power cannot be used in XLR (phantom power is too high), so I still plug it into Ext In 1/2. That means XLR 1 and 2 are not available. However XLR 3 and 4 are available for additional inputs and sometimes I use all three this way, of course without the onboard mics. Powered sources (like the RodeLink and Shotgun) can be used through XLR 1 and 2, while maintaining inputs 3 and 4 for the onboard mics. Other menu settings (set and forget): MONITOR: Sel: Mix Output Gain: Line (must use an attenuator wire to the camera) INPUT: Limiter: On, usually as Link Lowcut: On, 40 or 80Hz RECORD: Stereo, BWF 24bit/48k, Dual:off SLATE: Head + Tail at -36dB

I used to use a router or/and a extender (using existing devices I had) to connect my gaming devices (I like wired connections) in my den from my computer room (through a wall port and attic). I would always have problems though with my iPad or netbook looking for the closest signal which were those devices. They couldn't connect but would interfere with connecting. Finally I decided to get a hub to do the same thing without the interfering and decided on this model. Well after receiving it I just plugged it up and haven't thought about it again. Works flawlessly with no installing or special instructions. Problem solved.

Got then 2 weeks ago, tried them out wired to my computer. The bass is really noticably awesome and the surround sound for gaming is phenomenal. They're much smaller and slimmer than they look in photos which is nice. Super comfortable ear cups! If your using for gaming note that it obviously doesn't have a mic. All around the best headset I've ever owned, I'm sure there are better out there but not at this price point. (Also I don't have an amp and the sound is amazing already!)

Though not exactly a perfect match with the Ergodox due to the shape of the Ergodox, it is still doable. This is great as my daily driver and has helped take out shoulder and wrist pain.� Only con is that it's not exactly good for gaming due to the edges being a limiting factor. This is coming from someone who games on a trackball. But I won't dock a star from the review because of it as I knew it wouldn't really do too well for gaming when I ordered it.� I have put in an order for the Contour Design Unimouse as well for when I need to game.� This is the wired version by the way. Wire is pretty long and works well with looping through my desk setup which doesn't have provisions for passing wires through, it's an old desk hacked with a keyboard/mouse drawer. I got the wired one because of bad experiences with wireless keyboard and mice from a decade ago, though of course I'm sure that's unfounded concern on my end with technology being super neat these days. Old habits though. Looking forward to the Unimouse.