Tentacle Sync E MKII Timecode Generator - Double Set

The primary advantages are the integration of Bluetooth 5 for improved wireless performance and enhanced battery management for longer operational times.

The Standard Set includes two SYNC E mkII devices and essential accessories. Specific output cables for your camera or recorder may need to be purchased separately, depending on your equipment's input type.

While the devices themselves generate timecode, the primary app for configuration and advanced features like Bluetooth pairing is currently available for macOS and iOS. Direct Bluetooth configuration with Android may be limited.

Battery life is significantly improved over the previous model. While exact times vary with usage, you can expect extended operation, often exceeding 24 hours on a full charge under normal conditions.

With Bluetooth 5, the range is significantly improved, offering a stable connection typically up to 10-15 meters (30-50 feet) in open environments, though this can be affected by physical obstructions and interference.

Yes, the acclaimed Tentacle Sync Studio Software for macOS is included, facilitating quick and easy synchronization of your audio and video footage.

Yes, a single Tentacle Sync E MKII can be used to jam sync a camera or audio recorder. The Double Set simply provides two devices for synchronizing multiple sources simultaneously.

Ensure the device is fully charged. Connect it to a power source using the USB-C cable and try again. Check the charging cable and power adapter for damage.

Ensure you are within Bluetooth range. Minimize interference from other wireless devices. Update the Tentacle Sync app and device firmware if available. Try re-pairing the devices.

Verify that both devices are powered on and within Bluetooth range. Restart both devices and attempt to re-sync. Check that the Tentacle Sync app shows a valid connection.

Confirm that the correct output cable is used and securely connected to both the Tentacle device and the input port of your camera or recorder. Ensure the camera/recorder is set to accept external timecode.

Ensure the devices are powered on and connected via Bluetooth or USB. Restart the software. Check for any available software updates. Make sure the correct macOS permissions are granted to the software.