easy: set exposure bracketing on the camera. then activate timed shutter ON THE CAMERA (2 seconds for example) - without the remote the camera will now take three bracketed shots when you press the shutter once.
now using the remote, set the timer (when the first shot will be taken), like 1 minute. then set an interval, like 10 minutes (every 10 minutes the remote will press the shutter). then finally you set the exposure count, like 100 (100*3).
the final outcome will be 300 shots, taken in a timespan of 1000 minutes, each shot bracketed in 3 subshots, started one minute after pressing start on the remote.
the only bad thing about the remote is that it is a) very big (which can also be an advantage, because you can grip it firmly in your hand and you cannot lose it accidentially etc) and b) you can not switch it off (though the battery is _supposed_ to last 3 years)
