Cognisys STACKSHOT 3X Kullanıcı El Kitabı - Sayfa 8

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4. Connecting to StackShot 3X

Once your Remote is paired to your StackShot 3X, you simply have to press the "B" (power)

button to turn on your Remote. It will automatically connect up to your StackShot 3X.

The features and functionality of your Remote are discussed in the StackShot 3X owner's

manual. These features depend on the version of software on your StackShot 3X. Please refer

to that owner's manual for additional details.

To view the settings for your Remote, press the "Settings" button on your StackShot 3X and

navigate to the "Remote Settings" button.

5.1.1.1 Basic

This lets you control two axes with the joystick, and then the left/right button (buttons A and C)

control the third axis. The "third" axis is whichever one isn't controlled in the "Joystick" setting.

The center "B" button fires the shutter outputs.

As the name implies, this provides basic control over the motion of all three axes. It is useful for

remote controlled camera positioning or video recording.

5.1.1.2 Control

When the buttons are set as "Control", they no longer adjust the position of the third axis. To

control the third axis you will need to press IN (and hold) the joystick, and then adjust the

position. The function of the buttons depends on what global mode you are in.

Stacking:

The remote can be used in any of the auto modes. The left button ("A") will set the start

position of a stack. The right button ("C") will set the end position of a stack. The center button

("B") will start the stack, provided a start and end position have been set.

If a stack is in progress, any button press will abort the stack.

Motion Control:

The left "A" button will remove all key frames for all axes. The right "C" button will add a

keyframe at the current position. The center button "B" will start the move. The keyframes will

be evenly divided into the duration you've set under "Time Settings". The keyframes will

automatically be smoothed between each other. The process would be: