Parts of the Controller
WR‑R11a
![](img/wr-r11a_fig1.png)
1 |
Red LED |
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2 |
Channel selector |
3 |
Green LED |
4 |
Pairing button |
5 |
Strap eyelet |
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6 |
Locking screw |
7 |
Mounting mark (d) |
WR‑R11b
![](img/wr-r11b_fig1.png)
1 |
Red LED |
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2 |
Channel selector |
3 |
Green LED |
4 |
Pairing button |
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5 |
Strap eyelet |
6 |
Mounting mark (d) |
WR-T10
![](img/wr-t10_fig1.png)
1 |
Shutter-release button |
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2 |
Fn button |
3 |
Strap eyelet |
4 |
Red LED |
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5 |
Channel selector |
6 |
Pairing button |
Attach the controller to the camera strap as shown to prevent it being lost or dropped.
![](img/il_wr-r11b_fig2_80.png)
The function performed by pressing the Fn button on the WR‑T10 is assigned by the camera. Its role varies depending on the camera to which the WR‑R11a/WR‑R11b is attached.
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In the case of cameras with menu items controlling the behavior of Fn buttons on remote controllers ([
], [ ], [ ], or [ ]), it performs the role assigned in the menus. The name of the relevant menu item and its location vary with the camera.-
If you are using a D4, D800, or D800E, be sure the camera firmware is up-to-date.
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In the case of the D7100, D5300, and D5200, it performs the same role as the camera Fn button.
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With all other cameras, it activates the standby timer.
Replace the battery when the LED for the WR‑T10 starts to dim. Insert a fingernail behind the battery-chamber latch and open the battery chamber (q). Ensure that the battery is inserted in the correct orientation (e).
![](img/il_wr-t10_step4.png)