JJC RM-E5 User Manual
JJC RM-E5
Infrared Remote Control Instruction
Thank you for purchasing JJC RM-E5 Infrared Remote Control. For the best performance, please
read this instruction carefully before use.
z To use RM-E5 Remote Control
1. For the first time use, please pull out the plastic separator (if your remote control has it) at the
battery holder.
2. Mount the camera on a tripod (recommended) or place the camera on a stable, level surface.
3. Press the button and rotate main command dial until (delayed remote) or (quick response
remote) is displayed in the control panel.
4. Aim the transmitter on the remote control at the infrared receiver on the camera (usually within
+/- 20 degree of the lens axis, from the left to the right and from the top to the bottom) and
press the shutter-release button on the remote control (when using the remote outdoors, make
sure that the subject is not backlit and that the line of site between the transmitter and the
infrared receiver is not blocked by the lens or other obstacles).
5. How the camera focuses and shoots depends on the option selected in your camera's custom
setting. For further information, check your camera's manual.
Infrared can not be seen by human eyes. So you will see no visible light from the LED on the
front end of the remote control when operating.
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z Identifying the buttons
button for Canon DSLR/SLR camera instant shutter.
side for telephoto
O
Part
side for wide-angel
Move forwards (replay mode)
Move Backwards (replay mode)
KM
S button for Canon DSLR/SLR camera instant shutter.
Part
2S button for 2seconds delay shutter.
N
Part
S button for Nikon camera Shutter
P
S button for Pentax camera shutter.
Part
T/W button is to change Pentax camera’s lens ZOOM.
(T/W function is not working on Pentax DSLR/SLR camera.)
C1
S button for Canon DSLR/SLR camera instant shutter.
Part
2S button for 2seconds delay shutter.
S button for Canon DSLR/SLR camera instant shutter.
C2
Part
side for wide-angel
side for telephoto
z Specification
• Easy-to-replace CR2025 lithium battery.
• Operating temperature: 5 °C to 40 °C (40 °F to 105 °F).
• Typical Battery Life: up to 3 years, 20,000 exposures.
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