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1. Click the Download Page link above your invoice to take you to your download page.
2. Click the Download Arrow under your “Demonstration Software" to begin your download.

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Calibrate your shutter without expensive test Equipment

With the Shutter Plugin, you can:

1. Calibrate the high shutter speed(s) in your newly installed shutter.
2. Check the X Contact Time, adjust if necessary.  
3. Reset the Current Shutter Count, to '0" for a new shutter.  
4. Review the camera’s Shutter Replacement History.  
5. Check Release Count to confirm the camera's usage. Adjust only when necessary.
6. The R6 allows you to Change the Release Count but do this only when necessary. Read Understanding Release Count!

Understanding Release Count

The Total Release Count is a crucial record of the camera’s usage!  Total Release Count includes all activations, including shutter actuations, live view usage, and other functions that trigger the release mechanism. 

⚠️  Consumers often ask for the Shutter Count to gauge usage, actually meaning ‘they want the Release Count’. You should be aware that many third-party softwares mislabel the Release Count as Shutter Count, which does create confusion.

⚠️  Only adjust Release Count when replacing the Main Board without the original data, to ensure that it matches the previous board's count.

Shutter Calibration

The Shutter Plugin utilizes histograms for fast, professional shutter speed adjustments—eliminating the need for costly test equipment.

⚠️ Histograms require a calibrated light source, such as a Lightbox, for accurate results.

Designed for efficiency, the software guides you through the process, saving time and effort.

Solve Hard-to-Diagnose Temperature Related Problems

With the Temperature Plugin, you can:

1. Check and Test Key Sensors; on the Shutter, CMOS and Main Board.
2. Eliminate guesswork when diagnosing temperature sensor issues.
3. Quickly identify the source of temperature-related problems.
4. Save time and minimize frustration during repairs.

Here are a few temperature-related issues

• Soft focus on hot days – Caused by changes in Lens Flange/CMOS distance.
• Random overexposure or underexposure – Due to fluctuations in AE current.
• Dark images at high shutter speeds – Resulting from Shutter temperature changes.
• Flash malfunctions – Triggered by temperature shifts in the EF unit.

A Quick Information Check

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Print the Camera FAX Report

With the General Tab, you can:

1. View key camera details at a glance.
2. See the Shutter and Release Counts.
3. Match the camera's electronic serial numbers to the Case number if necessary.
4. Print the Before and After Service Camera FAX Report

⚠️ Important: Always use a valid Canon serial number. Entering an invalid number may cause serious issues with your camera.

A Quick Information Check

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Print the Camera FAX Report

With the General Tab, you can:

1. View key camera details at a glance.
2. Read the Shutter and Release Counts.
3. Match the camera's electronic serial numbers to the case number if necessary.
4. Print the Before and After Camera FAX Report

⚠️ Important: Always use a valid Canon serial number. Entering an invalid number may cause serious issues with your camera.

Solve Hard-to-Diagnose Temperature Related Problems

With the Temperature Plugin, you can:

1. Check and Test Key Sensors; on the Shutter, CMOS Unit, Main PCB, TFT Display and Top Cover.
2. Eliminate guesswork when diagnosing temperature sensor issues.
3. Quickly identify the source of temperature-related problems.
4. Save time and minimize frustration during repairs.

Here are a few temperature-related issues

• Soft focus on hot days – Caused by changes in Lens Flange/CMOS distance.
• Random overexposure or underexposure – Due to fluctuations in AE current.
• Dark images at high shutter speeds – Resulting from Shutter temperature changes.
• Flash malfunctions – Triggered by temperature shifts in the EF unit.