Quantum Instruments FW8R Wireless Flash for Camera User Manual 505106
Quantum Instruments Inc Wireless Flash for Camera 505106
users
Instructions
FreeXwire models FW8R and FW9T
Digital Receiver/ Digital Transmitter / Digital Wireless TTL Flash and Camera Trigger
Quantum Instruments Inc.
1.0 Introduction
We introduce you to the newest additions to the FreeXwire system: Receiver FW8R and Transmitter FW9T.
Transmitter FW9T emits higher power for extended range. Receiver FW8R has extra sensitivity and simplified operation.
Both FW8R and FW9T are fully compatible with all FreeXwire system components including Receiver FW7Q and Transceiver
FW10.
FreeXwires provide wireless sync for remote flash and/or wireless shutter control for remote camera operation. FW8R and
FW9T can provide wireless TTL flash control from digital and film cameras to Qflash T5d (Qflash 4d models can be upgraded).
This wireless TTL feature also transmits the “pre-flash” signal for digital cameras.
FreeXwire controls four independent
Zones
for wireless flash or motor drive. You can activate any one Zone, or any combination
of Zones 1,2,3 and 4. Switch your lighting instantly, remotely. Select and trigger flash, cameras, or combinations of them, from
your remote position.
FreeXWire also has eight unique
Channel Codes
. FreeXwire units set to one Channel cannot activate FreeXwires set to different
Channels. You control the Channel Code to make FreeXwire units work together or independently, as required.
FreeXWire is very small and light and mounts easily to cameras, brackets, poles, and tripod legs. Sync and motor drive cords are
available for popular cameras and flashes. You can mount Transmitter FW9T directly on camera hot shows using optional
UniMod FW11 or Hot Shoe Adapter FW12.
FreeXwire Instructions -- Contents:
Section
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Channel Code and Zone set-up
3.0 Remote Flash set-up
4.0 Remote Shutter set-up (with or without
on-camera
flash)
5.0 Mounting FreeXwire
6.0 Qflash T4 Remote Operation
7.0 Wireless TTL and Wireless Auto with Qflash
8.0 Miscellaneous
9.0 FreeXWire Performance Guide
Appendix A Sync-in connections- camera to FreeWire FW9T
Appendix B Sync-out connections- Receiver FW8R to flash
Appendix C Motor Drive cords- Receiver FW8R to camera
Appendix D TTL Wireless Adapters for FreeWire FW9T
Appendix E Miscellaneous connections
Appendix F Specifications
Customer Service
Limited Warranty
Included with FreeXwire model FW8R:
Pole mounting kit, 2x AAA batteries, Instructions, Hook and loop mounting pads
Included with FreeXwire model FW9T:
2x AAA batteries, Sync-in cord, Instructions
All specifications and features are subject to change, updating, and improvements.
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Glossary_________________________________________________________________________
Receiver FW7Q -- a FreeXwire receiver unit dedicated for Qflash model T4
Receiver FW8R -- a FreeXwire receiver unit
Transmitter FW9T -- a FreeXwire transmitter unit
Transceiver FW10 -- a FreeXwire transceiver unit (can be set as transmitter or receiver).
Hot Shoe Adapter FW12 -- a FreeXwire hot shoe adapter to mount FW9T on camera shoe
Zones 1, 2, 3, and 4 -- wireless links that can be turned on or off to change lighting and camera activation
Channels 0 thru 7 -- independent channels for separate FreeWire setups operating in the same area
“Local” flash -- a flash close to the camera and connected with a sync cord
“Remote” flash -- a flash at a distance from the camera and wirelessly synchronized
2.0 Channel Code and Zone set-up
2.1 Setting the Channel Code and Zones
The Channel Codes allow FreeXwires to work together. Set all units that you want to work together to the same Channel Code.
If you desire independent groups of FreeXwires (to work in the same area but not interfere), assign each group of FreeXwires its
own Channel.
The Channel dial is located on the left side. Rotate the dial to the desired Code, 0 through 7. To rotate, press the pad of your
thumb on the dial and turn. Or, use a small screwdriver. Channels can be matched by number or by the position of the cutout in
the Channel dial.
Put AAA batteries in all units.
Activate at least one Zone on both FW8R and FW9T by sliding
Zone switches 1, 2, 3, and/or 4 up, towards the “+” symbol.
Any FW8R and FW9T Zones that match will activate FW8R
units each time the FW9T unit transmits. There are many
possible combinations and you can change them as you work.
To deactivate a Zone slide its switch down towards the “-“
symbol.
OFF 1 2
ON
RELAY
34
LOCAL
2.2 Turn on the units.
Slide the power switch to ON. Status lights of FW9T units blink
red slowly
. FW8R units blink
green slowly
. Low batteries are
indicated by
3 quick blinks
every few seconds.
Open the antennas so that they are approximately vertical. See Section 5.0, Mounting FreeWire.
Press TEST on the Transmitter FW9T to confirm that all units are working. STATUS should light
steadily
on all FreeXwires FW8R’s
for as long as you hold TEST (assuming correct Channel and Zone settings.)
The optional Hot Shoe adapter FW12 may be connected to the Transmitter FW9T. The purpose of the Hot Shoe Adapter is only
to provide hot shoe mounting and sync from a camera to a Transmitter FW9T. FW12 will not provide TTL control -- see the
chart (Appendix D) for selection of QTTL and other TTL adapters.
3.0 Remote Flash set-up
3.1 Transmitter FW9T:
Connect a sync-in cord from your camera PC nipple to FW9T Sync-In. Or use the optional
FW12 to connect FreeWire to your camera’s hot shoe.
(See Appendix A for other sync-in options.)
If you want to sync a “local” flash as well as a remote one, connect the flash manufacturer’s PC sync cord to the Sync-Out PC
nipple on Transmitter FW9T, and set the Local switch to “+”. To turn off the local flash, switch to “-“.
If Qflash is the “local” flash, connect FW31 from Qflash to FW9T DIN socket or FW12 DIN socket. Then, Qflash can power the
FW9T by setting the power switch to “off” (EXT). The battery will not be needed in the FW9T.
3.2 Receiver FW8R:
Connect the PC sync cord supplied by your flash’s manufacturer to the Sync-Out PC nipple or Phono socket on the FW8R . (See
Appendix B for other sync-out options.)
In general, set the RANGE switch to NORM. This setting works to distances to about 400-500’ (125-150m). If you require
greater range, set RANGE to HI which may double the range. However, whenever using FreeXwire for wireless TTL, always use
NORM range.
3.3 Receiver FW7Q: This receiver is dedicated to Qflash 4d and 5d models. See instructions included with the FW7Q if you
wish to employ this receiver with your FreeXwire system.
4.0 Remote Shutter set-up (with or without
on-camera
flash)
FreeWire
QUANTUM
3
STATUS
OFF
ON
12
TEST
RELAY
LOCAL
4
TM
4.1 Receiver FW8R: Connect a Motor Drive
Cord (see Appendix C) from the Receiver FW8R MD
connection to your camera motor drive.
4.2 Transmitter FW9T: Press TEST and hold
(up to 1 second ) to activate the camera motor
drive. Test your camera -- some require time to
wake-up and to auto focus before they release the
shutter.
4.3 MD Delay on FW8R:
Many cameras have two step shutter buttons: Pressing part way turns on the meter and auto focusing, and pressing all the way
releases the shutter. Some of these cameras require a delay between the meter/focus function and shutter release (for example,
Contax 645). Select MD Delay for those cameras by sliding MD DELAY switch to “+”. Without MD Delay, the camera focus,
meter, and shutter will be activated together (and the camera will shoot as soon as it can). The MD Delay requires a two step
motor drive cable listed in Appendix C. Motor drive cables will be added periodically, so please consult your dealer or the
Quantum Web Site (qtm.com) for the latest models available.
5.0 Mounting FreeXwire
FreeXwire units mount by several means:
5.1 Pole Mount Adapter 513: This item is included with your Receiver FW8R. Attach it to the back of FreeXwire and clamp
it around any pole, leg, or structure where the antenna can be opened away from metal objects.
SYNC
EXT INON
OFF 21
QUANTUM
43RELAY
FreeWire
STATUS
ON
TEST
LOCAL
TM
5.2 Mounting directly to a bracket: Use the #8/32 screw included with FreeWire to secure it through a hole in a bracket.
Any other screw used must protrude not more than 3/4” (2 cm) into the FreeXwire case
,
or you will damage FreeXwire!
5.3: Direct Hot Shoe Mounting with FW12 or the Uni-Mod FW11
Connect the Hot Shoe Adapter FW12 or Uni-
Mod FW11 to a Transmitter FW9T and slip it
into a camera hot shoe.
FreeWire
QUANTUM
RELAY
LOCAL
TEST
1OFF 32 4
STATUS
ON
TM
A Receiver FW8R mounted to Uni-Mod on a camera shoe will have no
connection to the motor drive. If you desire remote motor drive triggering,
connect a separate motor drive cord (Appendix
C) between MD out and the camera motor
drive.
You may also mount the FW12 or FW11 to a
“dead” shoe for convenience, in which case
sync-in (for FW9T units) or sync-out (for FW8R
units) connections will be necessary.
5.4: Mounting with hook & loop tape: Two sets of hook & loop fasteners and one mounting pad are included in the
package.
5.5: Important notes on antenna orientation:
RELAY234OFF 1
QUANTUM
FreeWire
ON
STATUS
LOCAL
TEST
TM
4RELAY31OFF 2
QUANTUM
FreeWire
ON
STATUS
LOCAL
TEST
TM
At close range (about 50’ or 16m) antenna
orientation is not critical. Antenna orientation
matters more as distance between Transmitter
FW9T and Receiver FW8R increases.
The best mounting positions keep FreeXwire
antennas away from metal objects. Each
antenna should be parallel to all others. Vertical
FreeXwires with vertical antennas provide the
greatest range. Other orientations work almost
as well.
Also see Section ,FreeXwire Performance Guide,
for further information.
6.0 Qflash Remote Operation
FreeXWire provides wireless control of Qflash 4d or 5d series operation and settings, letting you change settings on remote
Qflashes.
In addition to Receiver FW8R and Transmitter FW9T, you will need two FW31 cables to connect each FreeXwire unit to the local
and remote Qflashes. The Qflash 4d/5d instructions manuals detail operating instructions for adjusting the settings on the
remote Qflash(es) via wireless mode.
7.0 Wireless TTL control for
Digital Cameras
Receiver FW8R and Transmitter FW9T provide wireless TTL flash capability for popular digital cameras. With “Dw” series QTTL
adapters (e.g. D12w, D13w, etc.) and Qflash series 5d flashes, even the pre-flash signals from digital cameras will be sent
wirelessly to remote Qflashes. (Note: All Qflash 4d series flashes can be converted to Qflash 5d, and all D series adapters can
be converted to “Dw” series via software upgrade. Please contact Quantum for details.)
Set all Qflash’s to “TTL” mode. ”. Set Receiver FW8R Range to “NORM”
7.1 Transmitter FW9T set-up
Select the correct type Quantum “Dw” series TTL adapter for your camera (Appendix D, or www.qtm.com for latest additions).
Mount the Dw series adapter to the camera and connect its cable to the FW9T Accessory socket. Mount FW9T on a bracket or
other location.
Set Transmitter FW9T TTL switch to ON.
EXT
SYNC
OUT
ON
7.2 Receiver FW8R set-up
Connect FW31 Accessory Cable between the Receiver FW8R and a Qflash 5d Accessory socket. Set Qflash to TTL mode. Set
Receiver FW8R Range to NORM.
CHANNEL
HI
RANGE
MD
SYNC
OUT NORM
7.3 Connecting a local Qflash to the Transmitter FW9T:
If you wish to use a local Qflash 5d to fire with the remote Qflash, connect the “Dw” series TTL Adapter to one Qflash Accessory
socket. Connect the FW9T to the other Accessory socket with an FW31 accessory cable.
Set Qflash 5d to QTTL mode. Qflash cannot be turned off with the Local switch on FW9T, however, Qflash 5d can be turned
off by pressing MODE twice. To restart, press any button on Qflash.
8.0 Wireless TTL control for
Film Cameras
Receiver FW8R and Transmitter FW9T provide wireless TTL flash capability for film cameras that do not require a pre-flash
pulse. All series of Qflash and all series of TTL adapters can be used. These include Qflash T/X, 2/2d, 4d and 5d series, and TTL
adapter series QF, FW, D, and Dw.
8.1 Transmitter FW9T set-up:
Select the correct type of Qflash TTL Adapter for your camera, from the list in Appendix D. The “FW” series of TTL adapters
attach to Transmitter FW9T and to the camera hot shoe without cables. The “QF” series and “D” series of TTL Adapters connect
to Transmitter FW9T accessory socket. Mount Transmitter FW9T on a bracket or other location.
Set Transmitter FW9T TTL switch to ON
FreeWire
ON
OFF 1
STATUS
QUANTUM
LOCAL
4
2 3 RELAY
TEST
TM
QUANTUM
OFF 3
12 4RELAY
FreeWire
STATU S
ON
TEST
LOCAL
TM
8.2 Receiver FW8R:
Connect FW31 Accessory Cable between the Receiver FW8R and Qflash Accessory socket. Set Qflash to TTL mode.
Note: Qflash powers FreeWire when it is connected with the QF31 cable. Set the power switch of FreeWire to EXT.
8.3 Connecting a local TTL Qflash to the Transmitter FW9T:
A local Qflash connected to FW9T will sync with the remote flash and will also power the FW9T. Set the power switch of the
FW9T to EXT.
Set Qflash to TTL mode
9.0 Wireless Auto Control of Remote Qflash
With today’s complicated camera systems, it is sometimes easier, more reliable and straightforward to shoot in auto mode rather
than TTL. Auto also gives the photographer the ability to tailor her/his exposures to personal taste or experience.
This mode will allow a any model of Qflash in Auto mode to control its exposure and the exposures of remote Qflashes. This set
up does not require a camera with TTL capability nor a TTL Adapter. It does require a local Qflash and will work with non-pre-
flash cameras.
9.1 Transmitter FW9T set-up:
Connect an FW31 cable from Transmitter FW9T to Qflash. Connect a Sync-in cord from camera PC nipple to Transmitter FW9T.
Set the local Qflash to Auto mode.
9.2 Receiver FW8R:
Connect an FW31 cable from FreeWire RX to the remote Qflash as in diagram 7.3b. Connect as many remote Qflash’s as
required. Set the remote Qflashes to TTL mode.
The remote TTL Qflashes will expose to the setting of the local “Auto”
Qflash.
9.3 Additional features with Qflash 4d/5d models
With a Qflash 4d/5d and Transmitter FW9T connected to the camera, many other Wireless Auto features are available. Note that
the
remote
flash can be
any
Qflash model:
The available features include:
Wireless ratio control between Qflashes;
Wireless auto fill and auto exposure offset, tracking the camera’s f/# setting as it changes. (D or Dw series adapter on the
camera required).
Full details of these features can be found in the Qflash 5d operating manuals.
10.0 Miscellaneous
10.1 High Speed Sync for remote flash:
For highest sync speeds do this: Turn on all zones of Receiver FW8R units. This “high speed sync” allows shutter speeds up to
1/500 for focal plane and 1/1000 for leaf shutters. TTL mode does not work with high speed sync.
“Normal sync” speeds are 1/250 for focal plane and 1/500 for leaf shutters (or slower) when selecting one, two or three of the
Zones on any FreeWire RX unit.
10.2 External Power:
You can power FreeWire externally with AC adapters, Quantum Batteries, or with
a Qflash connected by an FW31 Accessory cable. Appendix E lists AC adapters that connect to the EXT power jack.
To utilize external power, switchFreeXwire OFF (EXT). When external power is removed, switchFreeXwire ON to power it from its
internal batteries.
Warning: Use only Quantum specified external power to avoid possibly damaging FreeWire.
11.0 FreeXwire Performance Guide
How to maximize performance, troubleshoot, and answer questions about Quantum’sFreeXwire Wireless Photo
Control System.
If for some reason we don’t have an answer in this guide, please email, fax, write or call Customer Service for further assistance.
Good radio performance depends on several factors: The orientation of a radio and antenna, the presence of other radio signals
which may interfere, and the presence of objects which may interfere. As the range increases, these issues become more
important. At close range, performance is less critical.
The following suggestions will maximize range and reliability of your FreeWire link:
Orientation
The ideal orientation is with all FreeXwire antennas opened
vertically and all antennas parallel. If FreeWire is attached
to a camera and you change from vertical to horizontal
framing, you can easily swing the FreeXwire antenna back
to vertical.
When switching repeatedly from horizontal to vertical
framing, you may set the TX antenna at 45° as shown.
That will provide reasonable range without adjusting the
antenna with every shot.
FreeWire
STATUS
OFF
ON
FreeWire
LOCAL
RELAY
QUANTUM
TEST
32
1 4
TM
TM
QUANTUM
STATUS
ON
OFF 312
TEST
LOCAL
4RELAY
Mounting and placement
The enemies of radio signals are metal objects, concrete, and water. Mount FreeXwire’s away from metal objects when possible.
Of course, you may be mounting on light stands and brackets, and they generally have a slight affect on range.
At longer ranges it is possible to find dead spots. Moving the FreeWire Remote unit a few inches in any direction can cure the
problem.
Do not use gaffers or duct tape which have metal threads imbedded, on any FreeWire. Do not mount metallic labels on the
units.
When wearing FreeWires, mount them outside your clothing and away from your body. And, or course, watch out for metal
objects on you.
Transmitter FW9T units may be mounted close together. FW9T units will trigger FW8R units from a distance of about 3 foot
(1m) up to the maximum range.
Interference
Keep FreeXwire receivers away from flash units and generators that generate radio interfering signals. That is also true of most
any heavy machinery, motors, and of course other transmitters. Arenas, factories, and offices have other sources of radio
“noise” which can include TV camera uplinks, walkie-talkies, radio and TV broadcast antennas, and cell phone repeaters.
If you cannot remove FreeXwire receivers from interference, close the
receiver
antennas which will decrease interference, or
set FW8R SEN switch to “lo”, however decrease the range as well.
APPENDICIES
Accessories may be changed or added periodically. Please consult you dealer or the Quantum Web
page (www.qtm.com) for the latest models available.
Appendix A -- Sync-in connections from camera to Transmitter FW9T
Model Description From To Notes
434 Sync-in cord- 18” (.5m) Camera PC nipple FreeWire Sync-In Coiled cord
435 Sync-in cord- 4’ (1.2m) Camera PC nipple FreeWire Sync-In Coiled cord
470 Hasselblad sync cord Hasselblad “C” lens FreeWire Sync-In
FW20 Sync-in cord- 18”(.5m) Camera PC nipple FreeWire Accy conn
FW21 Hot Shoe sync- 18” (.5m) Camera hot shoe FreeWire Accy conn
FW22 Hot Shoe sync- 18” (.5m) Camera hot shoe FreeWire Sync-In
The following require a Uni-Mod connected to your Transmitter FW9T unit:
QF53 Hot Shoe Adapter Camera hot shoe Uni-Mod two prong
536 Sync-in cord, 18” (.5m) Camera PC nipple Uni-Mod two prong Coiled cord
537 Sync-in cord, 5’ (1.5m) Hasselblad “C” lens Uni-Mod two prong Coiled cord
539 Sync-in cord, 12” (.3m) Camera PC nipple Uni-Mod two prong Straight cord
[Note: #536 and 537 serve as Sync-out cords as well- see Appendix B]
Appendix B -- Sync-out connections from FreeWire FW8R to flash
Model Description From To Notes
---- flash mfg’s sync cord FreeWire PC conn. Your flash Supplied by flash
manufacturer
FW31 Accy cable- 18”(.5m) FreeWire Accy conn. Qflash Accy conn. For Qflash sync or
wireless TTL.
534 Sync-out cord 18” (.5m) FreeWire PC conn. 2 prong for Studio flash
-2 prong socket
535 Sync-out cord 5’ (1.5m) FreeWire PC conn. 2 prong “
536 Sync-out cord 18” (.5m) FreeWire PC conn. 2 prong + pin For QFlash and
some studio flash
537 Sync-out cord 5’ (1.5m) FreeWire PC conn. 2 prong + pin “
[Note: #536 and 537 serve as Sync-in cords as well- see Appendix A]
Note on Sync-out and Sync-in cords:
Paramount Cords makes many cords that fit FreeXwire. For reference, the Sync-in requires a 3.5mm phone
plug, and the Sync-out fits a PC male plug. There is a second Sync-out connection on the Uni-Mod that
fits a 3.5mm plug.
Appendix C -- Motor Drive cords from FreeXwire to camera
Model Cameras Notes
451 Nikon MD2/4/12/15, 8008/s, F4S N90/s, F5, F100 need Nikon adapter MC25
452 Hasselblad ELM, ELX
453 Canon, Olympus, Bronica SQAM, ETR md See other Canon selections
454 Mamiya RZ67, RZ67 II, 645 Super, 645 Pro
456 Leica
458 Minolta 5000/i, 7000/I, 8000/I, 9000/I, 5Xi, 7Xi, 9Xi, 700si
459 Canon EOS A5, A2E, A2, 1, 1N, 620, T90
463 Bronica SQAI
464 Rollei, 6006, 6008, 6003, 6002, SLX
465 Hasselblad 503CW/CXi
466 Canon E0S-3, 1V, D30, D2000
467 Mamiya 645AF
FW41 Contax 645, Canon Elan 2,2E,7,7E Rebel 2000, XI Lite Two step MD cord
FW42 Minolta 7 & 9 Two step MD cord
FW43 Canon EOS 1v, 3, D2000, D30 Two step MD cord
FW44 Nikon D1, N90/s, F5, F90x, F100 Two step MD cord
FW45 Mamiya 645AF Two step MD cord
FW46 Canon EOS 1, A2, A2E, AS, 1N, 620, T90 Two step MD cord
Appendix D -- TTL Wireless Adapters for Transmitter FW9T
These TTL Adapters connect to a FreeWire TX and provide wireless TTL exposure control.
QF Series** FW Series*
TTL Adapters TTL Adapters Cameras
QF10 Olympus, Practica
QF11 Minolta X series
QF12 FW52 Nikon
QF13N FW53N Canon
QF14 Minolta Xi series
QF15 Contax
QF16 Leica
QF17 FW57 Pentax
QF18 Rollei
QF19 FW59 Hasselblad
QF20 FW60 Bronica
QF22 Mamiya
QF23 Leica
QF24 FW64 Contax
QF25 FW65 Mamiya 645
* FW series TTL Adapters connect directly to the Transmitter FW9T
** QF series TTL Adapters require a Uni-Mod connected toFreeXwire TX, unless a Qflash is also connected to the Accessory
connector ofFreeXwire:
Adapters models may be updated periodically. Please check the latest Quantum Price List at your dealer, or www.qtm.com. Look
under Qflash andFreeXwire.
Appendix E -- Miscellaneous Connections
Model Description
FW33 Y Connector for Transmitter FW9T to connect a TTL adapter plus a local Qflash and FW31 cable.
MDC2 External power connection from QB1, 1+, or QB1
c
to FreeXwire:
XDC2 External power connection from Bantam or QB1c to FreeXwire:
FW26 Multi-clip for use as belt, light stand or bracket attachment for FreeXwire
FW29 AC external adapter, US & Can, 115 VAC
Appendix F -- Specifications
Size: FreeWire FW8R/FW9T: 3.6 x 2.3 x 1.1 in. ( 9 x 6 x 2.8 cm)
Weight (w/ batteries): Receiver FW8R/FW9T: 4.3 oz (122g)
Batteries: 2x AAA cell alkaline, nicad, nickel-metal hydride, or lithium
Battery life: (Alkalines): FW8R: receiving four shots per minute: 24000 shots, 100 hours;
FW9T: sending four shots per minute: 36000 shots, 150 hours
Connected to Qflash with FW31 cable: Powered by Turbo Battery.
(batteries may be left in unit)
Battery life- after low battery signal (triple blink every 2 seconds): approx. 1-3 hours
Maximum Range: Varies with local conditions- up to 750’ (250m)
Maximum flash rate: 25 fps
Maximum sync delay from camera trigger to remote flash: 1/2000-sec normal sync; 1/3000 sec. (all RX Zones ON – fast sync
mode).
Minimum camera shutter speeds: Leaf shutters 1/500 , 1/250 focal plane shutters. In fast sync mode (All RX Zones ON) sync
speeds may be 1/1000 for leaf shutters, 1/500 for focal plane shutters.
Batteries: Receiver FW8R/FW9T supplied with 2 x AAA. External power is supplied whenever FreeWire is connected to Qflash
with FW31 cord. External power required 5-7 volts, center positive.
All equipment, specifications and descriptions are subject to changes, improvements and availability.
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CANADA: FCC ID: CEXFW8R/CEXFW9T
FreeXwire models FW8R/FW9T
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS-210 of Industry & Science Canada. Operation is
subject to the following conditions: 1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and 2) this device must
accept any interference received including that which may cause undesired operation of the device.
IMPORTANT - CAUTION
Changes or modifications to this equipment could void your authority to use this product under the
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