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Pluto Valve Kit User Manual

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Valve Guide

Water droplet collision photos need to be taken in a darkened room. But it does not need to be
completely dark. You will need a camera, a speedlite flash, a tripod, and a magic arm to hold up the
valve and the Pluto Valve Kit.
Fill the tube with water so that the water level covers the bottom of the small tube. Never let the
water level goes below the bottom of the small tube, or else the valve will not be able to keep
constant pressure.
Insert and press the small tube. Make sure the air above the water and between the small tube and
the big tube will not leak.

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  • Page 1 You will need a camera, a speedlite flash, a tripod, and a magic arm to hold up the valve and the Pluto Valve Kit. Fill the tube with water so that the water level covers the bottom of the small tube. Never let the water level goes below the bottom of the small tube, or else the valve will not be able to keep constant pressure.
  • Page 2 Turn on the valve. Click the button on the control board of the valve to purge water from the small tube and purge the air from the valve. DO NOT press and hold the button for a long time, as it will consume a lot of power and make the battery overheat.
  • Page 3 Connect the valve to the Aux port of your Pluto Trigger using the valve cable. Connect your flash to the camera port of the Pluto Trigger. Point the IR emitter on the Pluto Trigger to your camera. Turn on your Pluto Trigger. Launch the Pluto Trigger app on your phone. Set the IR settings to match your camera model.
  • Page 4 Click the auto-calibrate button to the right of the Flash Delay setting. Set "Step" to 5ms and "Interval" to 5s, then click the Start Calibration button. Pluto Trigger will now take a photo every 5 seconds and increase the Flash Delay by 5ms each time.

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