Does the plug go into the USB port or the similar (but different) GPS input? I'm thinking of the D90. Thanks.
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It goes into the GPS port on the D90. Be very careful to put it in correctly or you will damage the connector. There is a triangle on one side of the connector that should be facing you when you insert it into the port.
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It goes into the GPS port, I have D7000 I recommend this unit it works great.
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I don't know about the D90, but on my camera (D7000) it plugs into the GPS input. I would assume they would be the same on both cameras.
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Hi. Just some tips for verification:1) Uninstall / Reinstall driver and software2) Try connecting GPS unit to another USB port. Connect it only after reinstalling driver/software and reboot the PC.3) If problem persists, try the whole process in another PC.It is required further info for better response,Regards,Juan Manuel.
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It's an MC-DC2 which plugs into the GPS slot of the camera. I have a D3100 which it works fine with, no issues so far. You can see a picture of the plug here http://www.doc-diy.net/photo/remote_pinout/
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It connects to the 10-pin connector just below the "D200" on the right front of the camera. It does not, not, connect to any of the ports on the side.
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pat here. thanks for info. another ? i don't know anything about the gps's, so do you plug the unit up to the computer with the car charger cable or what do you use. thanks pbdoobie@atmc.net
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You need to buy a GPS unit to pair it. I use this with a Qstarz receiver. It works perfectly for my Nikon D7000 and D600. The connection is almost instant and there is no battery drain. Strongly recommended.
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I had to double check all my wiring connections from the camera to the transmitter. I've also learned that the camera jack has to be COMPLETELY plugged into the GPS to work. Hope that helps.Happy Thanksgiving!
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yes! afaik (i don't have a nikon v2 but it has the same accessory port that the v1 has and the accessory port is where the gps goes)
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It goes into a usb port. Mine seems to work fine plugged into the back of the computer but any usb port should do
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The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I am aware of. The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I... » Read More The adapter must be plugged into a squarish port on Nikon DSLR cameras called an "accessory port", the same port used by the Nikon GP-1 hot-shoe GPS (Promote Systems also makes a similar hot-shoe GPS). If you don't want to use the hotshoe setup you buy this device which can communicate with at least two GPS trackers I am aware of, QStars and Holux connecting via Bluetooth. There are now DSLR's coming out that have internal GPS but this is the setup you need if you have a DSLR from Nikon or Canon manufactured in the past five or six years. It will not work with any smartphone GPS I am aware of. « Show Less
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It should be if D7100 has a GPS interface for remote trigger. It works on D7000 so technically should work for D7100 as well unless they changed the specs on GPS port
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It should. I'm using it with a D7100 and they have similar USB ports. BTW, I'm really happy with it.
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This won't work with a d90 unless you had a hotshoe pc sync adapter or a wireless flash sync.
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I used the GPS Dongle successfully on an HP Elitepad 900. I don't believe that the port was a powered.
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Yes. It has the same USB port and GPS support as my D5000. If you google "D7200 GPS" you'll see plenty of images of people using this exact GPS unit with the Nikon D7200. Enjoy!
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As i have a D90 i am not sure but it does attach directly to the D90. I believe they have the same mounts.
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According to the Nikon website the GPS accessory designed to work with the D800 is the GP-1A gps unit. My guess is that the D800 does not have the same kind of accessory socket as the Nikon-1 camera's. Unfortunately I won't be able to check for about 10 days since I won't be back home until then so I have no access to a D800.