ML-L7 Remote Control
You can pair (Pairing the camera and remote control) the separately available ML-L7 Remote Control with the camera, and use it to operate the camera. The operations described in “Parts and functions of the remote control (for COOLPIX P1100)” (Parts and functions of the remote control (for COOLPIX P1100)) can be performed when shooting with this camera.
- The camera can only be paired with one remote control at a time. When the camera is paired with a different remote control, only the most recent paired remote control is enabled.
- Refer to the documentation provided with the ML-L7 Remote Control.
Notes about connection via HDMI
The remote control cannot be used when the camera and an HDMI-compatible device are connected. Disconnect the connection with the HDMI-compatible device.
Parts and functions of the remote control (for COOLPIX P1100)
Parts | Function | |
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1 | – button/+ button | Zooms out when the – button is pressed and zooms in when the + button is pressed, while the shooting screen is displayed. |
2 | Movie recording button | Starts recording a movie when the button is pressed, and stops recording when pressed again. |
3 | Power button | Press the button to turn on the remote control and search for a camera that has already been paired. Press and hold the button (for at least 3 seconds) to search for a new pairing camera. To turn off the remote control, press the button again. |
4 | Status lamp | Indicates the remote control status or shooting session status, based on the color and behavior of the lamp (Status lamp on the remote control (for COOLPIX P1100)). |
Parts | Function | |
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5 | Shutter-release button | Functions similarly to the shutter-release button on the camera.
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6 | Multi selector |
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Parts | Function | |
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7 | Applies the selected item. When adjusting manual focus, press this button to stop focusing. | |
8 | If you press the |
Status lamp on the remote control (for COOLPIX P1100)
Color | Status | Description |
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Green | Flashing about every second | Remote control is searching for a camera that has already been paired. |
Green | Flashing quickly (about every 0.5 seconds) | Pairing process is being performed. |
Green | Flashing about every 3 seconds | Connection is established between remote control and camera. |
Orange | Flashes once | Still image shooting starts. |
Orange | Flashes twice | End still image shooting (e.g. shooting with the Time setting). |
Red | Flashes once | Movie recording starts. |
Red | Flashes twice | Movie recording ends. |
Pairing the camera and remote control
Before using the remote control for the first time, it must be paired with the camera.
- Press the
button on the camera.
- Press the multi selector
, use
to select
(network menu), and press the
button.
- Select [Choose connection], and press the
button.
- Select [Remote control], and press the
button.
- Select [Connection to remote], and press the
button.
- Pairing is enabled and the camera waits for the connection to be established.
- If you cannot select [Connection to remote], set the following in the network menu.
- [Airplane mode]: [Off]
- [Bluetooth]
[Connection]
[Enable]
- Press and hold (for at least 3 seconds) the power button on the remote control.
- Pairing starts for the camera and remote control. During the process, the status lamp on the remote control flashes about every 0.5 seconds.
- When pairing is complete, a connection is established between the camera and the remote control. When you enter shooting mode,
is displayed on the shooting screen.
- If a pairing failure message is displayed, perform the procedure again from step 5.
Switching the connection to a smart device
- In the Network menu of the camera
[Choose connection] (Choose connection), switch the connection from [Remote control] to [Smart device].
- When the SnapBridge app is launched on your smart device, and a connection is reestablished between the camera and smart device,
on the shooting screen flashes and then turns on again (if a smart device is paired).
- For connecting to smart devices, see “Connecting to smart devices” (Connecting to smart devices).