User's Manual

Programmed moves are how most motion control gear works.

Programmed moves

You set up key-frames and parameters and then let the head dene the trajectory between those key-

frames. Programmed shots are easy to set up and run

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Setup is 2-point SMS or 2-Point Video or Multi-Key-framing Option:

Use the up and down D-Pad on the remote or the Spectrum NavStick to work your way through the 6

setup screens. Center button on the spectrum NavStick is the same as X on the remote.

You need to select (highlight) a value to change it. You do this by using the Center button on the

spectrum NavStick, or the X on the remote.

During the setup process, when choosing values, the DPad’s up/down buttons on the remote move

values the smallest amount. Using the DPad’s left right increments larger values. Or you can hold Up

and Down (both NavStick and remote) to accelerate through many values.

Parameters dened:

1. Type:

a. Timelapse: This is a 2-9-point shoot-move-shoot timelapse shot. If you are shooting

timelapse and want the spectrum to trigger your camera to shoot, select this shot type.

b. Video: This stands for a 2-9-point video shot. If you are shooting a continuous video

move, select this shot type.

2. Start Point: This is where your move will start. Once highlighted, control and move all 4-axis at

the same time using the included PS4 controller or control 2-axis at a time using the onboard

NavStick. Move to the point where you would like your move to start and press X on the PS4