The black DB-RLC10KM Remote Level Control with Muting, Rotary from RDL is a remote level control panel featuring a mute button, designed for VCA modules. The MUTE button alternately mutes or un-mutes the audio in the associated RDL VCA product. A LED mute indicator glows red when the output is muted (0 volts dc), and turns green when the output is active (dc output voltage set by control). The front panel has 10 graphic increments which provide a visual LED indication of the level setting. The DB-RLC10KM contains a long life 10 kΩ potentiometer for setting the control voltage. It can be installed in a standard one-gang electrical box.

Mute button toggles output on and off

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have the T6i. How do I set this up so that it takes the photo after 5 secs, or can it only do 2sec? I have the camera set at 5 sec, but it still takes the photo asap so I don't have time to put my arm down for self portraits Thanks!

A: Unfortunately this is limited to 2 second delay or immediate shooting. The other option is to go with a wireless radio system like the Vello FreeWave Wireless Remote Shutter Release linked here. https://bhpho.to/3o4aG14. The benefit of this is it does not need to be in line of site. Or you can go with the Vello Wireless ShutterBoss III linked here. https://bhpho.to/3f3ghki. This allows you to set any duration delay timer you wish.

Q: 2. Does it work with Canon EOS 80D ?

A: I DON'T KNOW, AS I DON'T HAVE THAT CAMERA.

Q: 3. do i need a clear line of sight for the remote to work?

A: Yes, the remote must be pointing at the camera's sensor (on the FRONT of the camera, just right of the lens. As long as you are in front, and not too far off to the right side (where the lens may interfere), it triggers well.

Q: 4. does this remote work on a EOS canon 5DS ?

A: The RC-6 is compatible with the Canon 5DS, yes.

Q: 5. I can't make it work with the EOS utility tool on my laptop in the live view mode with the studio flashes on... Can u help me please?

A: I was having the same issues...

Q: 6. Does cannon Rc-6 wireless remote control work for all digital Canon brand PowerShot SX540 camera's?

A: No there is no wireless remote for the SX540. You can use the built in wifi to use your cell phone or tablet as a remote.

Q: 7. Will this remote, make sure that I am in focus before shot is fired? I do a lot of self-portraits and want to make sure that this gadget will only fire when I am in focus before it goes off.

A: If your camera is set to One-Shot AF, when you press the shutter button on the Canon RC-6 Remote Control, the camera will first focus on the item on the focusing point chosen inside the camera's viewfinder, then it will release the shutter. It does not have a half-press function similar to the shutter button on the camera, so the camera will first focus, then capture the image as soon as the button is pressed (unless the remote is set to 2-Sec. Delay). If the camera is set to AF-C or AF-A focus modes, it is possible the camera will release the shutter without focusing, which is why One-Shot AF is recommended when using the Canon RC-6 for self-portrait usage needs.

Q: 8. Can the battery holder be bought separately as a replacement part?

A: No, you can try getting it from Canon but buying a new one is your best option.

Q: 9. What is the small switch on the back of the remote used for?

A: The switch on the back of the Canon RC-6 is for the delay function, which can be set for either 2 or 10 seconds.

Q: 10. will this work for the new mirrorless EOS R?

A: I just tested the RC-6 on my R5 and it works perfect. But you have to use the 10 or 2 second self-timer drive modes.