The PocketWizard CM-N3-ACC Canon 3' Remote Camera Cable connects to the camera's motor drive socket to enable your MultiMAX or FlexTT5 Pocket Wizard radio slave set to trigger the camera's shutter remotely. This pre-trigger cable is intended to keep the camera constantly "awake".

For Canon N3 Remote Terminal    For all PocketWizard Radio Triggers    Remote On/Off: Plus III, Later MultiMAX    Remote On/Off with FlexTT5 as Receiver    Add PTMM Adapter to Make Pre-trigger    PTMM Combines to Make Pre-Trigger Cable    Includes MSMM Adapter    Use with Plus, Plus II, Early MultiMAX

If your Canon or older Kodak camera accepts the Canon RS80-N3 Remote cable, this cable is compatible

Made exclusively for the MultiMAX (version 6.xx and higher) & the FlexTT5

Plugs into the six-contact ACC port of the MultiMAX and enables remote control of the camera's pre-release function (like pressing the shutter button halfway)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this work with pocket wizard plus and plus 2?

A: This cable is a stereo cable. If you use it with an older PocketWizard, like a Plus or Plus II, which have mono ports, you will need to use the included MSMM adapter.

Q: 2. Does this transceiver work with the Sigma EF-530 DG Super flash? I assume I would need 2 units. 1 for the camera and one for the flash.

A: To use the Plus X Transceiver with the Sigma EF-530 DG, you would need B&H# PAMHSF1, http://bhpho.to/1cUzBHc.

Q: 3. Can I use a Canon speedlite transmitter attached to a 5d mark II to trigger these units?

A: NO! You can not...Pocket Wizards will sync with all other Pocket Wizards and some older Pocket Wizard receivers built into Profoto flash generators, that's it...

Q: 4. Will this works with older profoto pack with integrated pocketwizard?

A: Yes this unit is backwards compatible with built in Pocket Wizard receivers found in many Profoto power packs or monolights.

Q: 5. I have a Mieke MK580 Speedlite , are these compatible ?

A: My understanding is that they work with everything :)

Q: 6. Can this Pocketwizard PlusX be used with Canon 70D and speedlite 430EXII as both a shutter trigger and also as flash trigger simultaneously and separately?

A: This product is a transceiver. Yes, it can be used as a flash trigger, a remote flash receiver, as a repeater to increase the signal distance or as a transceiver to simultaneously receive a shutter release command and synchronize a remote flash with the shutter. It can function as a flash trigger or shutter release trigger as long as you have 2 units. To trigger the shutter remotely and trigger an off camera flash you will need 3 units.

Q: 7. Can I use canon's 17mm ts-e lens? Is there any problem with the image circle even if it is available? Is the angle of view maintained 17 mm?

A: Yes the Canon 17mm Tilt and Shift lens is compatible with the Cambo ACB-CM Lensplate with Canon EF Bayonet Mount/

Q: 8. Will this work z6ii and sb5000

A: Yes, manually the Pocket Wizard Plus X is compatible with the Nikon Z6 II Mirrorless Cameras and the Nikon SB-5000 AF Speedlights by connecting via PC cable. However, certain camera setting must be selected. For example, turn off the electronic shutter and make sure the hot shoe is activated.

Q: 9. Can you transmit from the camera (with out using the hot shoe) to two off camera flashes? I want to put an on-camera flash on and have the option to use it or not to use it yet have the other two off-camera flashes trigger.

A: As long as your camera has a PC sync port, you could hook up the Plus X to your camera with the included PC cable instead of using Plus X on the hot shoe. If your camera doesnt have a PC sync port, you would need to purchase a hot shoe adapter with a PC connection.

Q: 10. Can i use this on my Nikon D7100, with the second transmitter on my dynalite battery pack, acting as a receiver?

A: If your Dynalite battery pack has a PC sync or household sync terminal designed for use to trigger your light kit, then yes, the PocketWizard Plus X Transceiver can be used on your equipment with the appropriate sync cable. The PocketWizard Plus X will fit into the hot shoe of the Nikon D7100 DSLR camera and would then be able to trigger the lights connected to the second Plus X wirelessly.