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Tether Tools TetherPro USB 3.0 Active Extension Cable (Hi-Visibility Orange, 16') User Manual

Connectivity troubleshooting guide

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Confirm software compatibility

First, make sure that your software supports your camera make and model for tethered shooting.

• Confirm software and operating system support for your camera »

Download the most recent version of your software

Software doesn’t always auto-update so make sure your software is installed correctly and all current updates have been made.

• Lightroom for Mac OS updates »
• Lightroom for Windows updates »
• Capture One Pro for Mac OS updates »
• Capture One Pro for Windows updates »
• DarkRoom updates »
• SmartShooter updates »

Ensure your camera’s firmware is up-to-date

If you are not familiar with updating your camera firmware, please view these links for the latest firmware updates:

• Canon »
• Nikon »
• Sony »
• Panasonic »
• Phase One »
• Hasselblad »

Getting started

1) Turn on your computer and login. Keep camera powered off.
2) Securely connect your cable at both the camera and computer ports.
3) Open tethering software you will use to receive images.
4) Start tethered capture session in software.
5) Turn on the camera. Software should detect connected camera.
6) Begin shooting to see images appear in software.

Connection issues

If your connection was working during a tethered capture shoot but has dropped, here are steps to recover from a dropped connection:
1) Turn off the camera.
2) Ensure that your cable is snug and secure with

Jerkstoppers

at both the camera and computer ports.

2) Disconnect the camera from the computer.
3) Close software and restart the software.
4) Open software.
5) Reconnect the camera.
6) Turn on the camera and try tethered shooting.

If this sequence does not work, please restart the computer and repeat the Getting started process from above.

Connectivity Troubleshooting Guide

FOR USB 2.0 AND 3.0 CAMERAS

Nothing is more frustrating than being ready to shoot, but getting stopped

dead in your tracks when a tethered capture session is not cooperating.