Tentacle Sync E MKII - Single Set

The Tentacle Sync E MKII features Bluetooth 5.0 for easier wireless setup and monitoring, along with improved battery management for extended operational life.

No, the Tentacle Sync E MKII functions as a standalone timecode generator. The included Tentacle Sync Studio software is for post-production synchronization on macOS.

Yes, the hardware timecode generator is universally compatible with any camera or audio recorder that accepts external SMPTE timecode input. The included software is macOS-only.

The Single Set typically includes the Tentacle Sync E MKII device, necessary cables for connection, and a license for the Tentacle Sync Studio Software for macOS.

Battery life varies depending on usage and settings, but the improved battery management offers extended operational times compared to the previous Sync E model. Refer to the official manual for specific runtime estimates.

The Tentacle Sync E MKII generates all standard SMPTE timecode frame rates commonly used in video production.

Yes, you can wirelessly sync multiple Tentacle devices using Bluetooth 5.0 via the Tentacle Sync app, or by physically connecting them via timecode output/input.

Ensure fresh batteries are correctly inserted. Check battery contacts for cleanliness. Try a different set of batteries.

Verify the cable connection is secure at both ends. Confirm the correct input is selected on your camera/recorder. Ensure the Tentacle device is powered on and the LED indicates operational status.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone/tablet. Restart both the Tentacle device and your smartphone/tablet. Check if the Tentacle device is already connected to another device.

Ensure the Tentacle device is connected via USB or properly paired via Bluetooth. Restart the Tentacle Sync Studio software. Update the software to the latest version.