Nikon WR R11a, WR 11b, WR T10 Reference Manual

To pair the WR-R11a with the WR-T10, first ensure both devices have fresh batteries. Turn on the WR-R11a by attaching it to the camera and the WR-T10 by pressing the power button. Set both units to the same channel by using the channel selector. Press the pairing button on the WR-T10, and then press the pairing button on the WR-R11a. The status LEDs will indicate successful pairing.
The effective range of the Nikon WR-R11a and WR-T10 is approximately 66 feet (20 meters) in open spaces. However, the range can be reduced by obstacles such as walls or interference from other electronic devices.
Begin by checking the batteries in both the WR-R11b and WR-T10, ensuring they are fully charged. Confirm both devices are set to the same channel. Remove and reattach the WR-R11b to ensure a secure connection. Attempt to re-pair the devices. If problems persist, try resetting both units by turning them off and then back on.
Yes, you can pair multiple WR-R11 units with a single WR-T10. This allows you to control multiple cameras simultaneously. Ensure all WR-R11 units are set to the same channel as the WR-T10 during the pairing process.
If the WR-T10 does not power on, first check the battery compartment to ensure the batteries are inserted correctly and are not depleted. Replace the batteries with new ones if necessary. Inspect the battery contacts for any corrosion or debris and clean them gently if needed. If the unit still does not power on, it may require professional servicing.
To change the channel on both the WR-R11a and WR-T10, use the channel selector switch located on each unit. Ensure that both devices are set to the same channel number. Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on channel selection.
To maintain your WR-R11b and WR-T10, keep them dry and avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. Store them in a protective case when not in use. Regularly check and clean the battery contacts to ensure proper conductivity. Periodically test the units to ensure they are functioning correctly.
The WR-R11a is designed specifically for Nikon cameras with compatible accessory terminals. It is not guaranteed to work with third-party cameras. Consult the camera's manual or contact Nikon support for compatibility information.
The LED on the WR-T10 provides various status indications: a steady green light means the device is on and paired, a flashing green indicates pairing mode, and a red light signals a low battery. Refer to the manual for additional LED status details.
Currently, there is no user-available firmware update procedure for the WR-R11a or WR-T10. If you suspect an issue that might require a firmware update, contact Nikon support for assistance.