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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    1. Content of the Package 2. Charging and Operation 3. First Use 4. Camera and Flash Connection 5. Mobile Application 6. Connecting to MIOPS RemotePlus 7. Firmware Upgrade 8. Using the Mobile Application 9. FEATURES 9.1. CABLE RELEASE MODES 9.1.a. Cable Release 9.1.b.

  • Page 2: Content Of The Package

    MIOPS RemotePlus comes with a rechargeable battery which lasts up to 24 hours with a single charge. The battery will be charged when you connect MIOPS RemotePlus to a USB power source. You can use your computer USB port for this purpose.

  • Page 3: Mobile Application

    After selecting MIOPS RemotePlus from the list, you will be listed all available RemotePlus devices around. In case your device is not shown in the list, make sure that your RemotePlus is turned ON and click the Scan button again.
  • Page 4 When you connect your device through MIOPS MOBILE app, it automatically checks your device's firmware version and prompts a pop-up message if a new firmware is available. When you click "Update" button, the firmware upgrade process will start immediately. You can also use "Check Firmware Update" option in the Settings menu to check...

  • Page 5: Using The Mobile Application

    This shows that you connected your device successfully. If you click the same icon, you will notice a warning asking if you really want to disconnect from RemotePlus. You can click "Yes" if you want to disconnect and search for other devices.

  • Page 6: Features

    The moment you touch the orange button, MIOPS RemotePlus will trigger your camera for the duration of the pulse length. If your camera is in bulb mode, the shutter will stay open as long as the duration of the pulse.

  • Page 7: Press & Hold

    9.1.b. Press & Hold: The Press & Hold mode has a level of flexibility by keeping the shutter open as long as you keep your finger on the button. This way, you are not limited to the pulse length. When you touch the button, a counter will start at the bottom of the screen.

  • Page 8: Timed Release

    The Press & Lock mode is designed for long exposures. If you do not want to keep your finger on the screen all the time, you can use this mode. The shutter will open with a touch on the button and it will stay open until the next touch. When you touch the button, a counter will start at the bottom of the screen.

  • Page 9: Self Timer

    9.1.e. Self Timer: The Self Timer mode enables you to trigger the camera after the timer goes off. It has a single parameter: Timer: This parameter is used to set a timer up to 100 hours in milliseconds. When the timer goes off, the camera will be triggered once. The Self Timer mode does not have any exposure parameter.

  • Page 10: Timelapse Modes

    If you want to have a custom exposure after the timer goes off, you can use the Timed Release and Self Timer mode. This mode combines the Self Timer with the capability of keeping the shutter open for a certain time. It has two parameters: Timer and Exposure.

  • Page 11: Long Exposure Timelapse

    Once you start the mode, you can see the progress on the status screen. The counter on the top will show the interval status. When the circle completes, the interval period is over and the next picture will be taken. On the left-bottom, you will see another counter which shows the number of pictures already taken.

  • Page 12: Bulb Ramping Timelapse

    This is the only way of achieving custom exposures. If you do not set your camera to BULB mode, the exposure value of your camera will be valid and you will not get pictures with the exposure set on the MIOPS MOBILE app. 9.2.c Bulb Ramping Timelapse: The Bulb Ramping Timelapse mode gives you the opportunity to take time-lapse photos with changing exposures.

  • Page 13: Road Lapse

    The exposure value can have an ascending or descending change. This depends on the initial and final exposure values. The change of exposure will be the same between each frame. After you have set all parameters, you can start the process by pulling the notch on the button down and then touching the orange button.

  • Page 14: Hdr Timelapse

    9.2.e. HDR Timelapse: The HDR Timelapse mode combines the time-lapse with HDR (High Dynamic Range) mode. In other words, each frame of the time-lapse video will be an HDR photo. This can be a complex goal to achieve, but the HDR Timelapse mode takes care of it very easily.

  • Page 15: Hdr

    9.2.f. HDR: The HDR mode will take pictures with different exposures automatically, so you can later combine them to make an HDR photo. This mode is based on three parameters. These are Center, EV(+-) and Frame. HDR mode takes pictures in odd numbers (3, 5 and 7).

  • Page 16: Smartphone Sensor Modes

    9.3. SMARTPHONE SENSOR MODES These modes use the smartphone's sensors to detect the events and trigger your camera or flash. 9.3.a. Sound: The Sound Mode uses the microphone of your smartphone to detect sound events. It has three parameters: Threshold: This value determines the level of the sound that must be exceeded to trigger.

  • Page 17: Vibration

    “Continuous Shot” and the “Single Shot”. In the “Continuous Shot” mode, the MIOPS Mobile will trigger the camera each time vibration is detected. This can cause multiple pictures to be taken or multiple triggering of the flash. If you don’t want this to happen, you can select the “Single Shot”...

  • Page 18: Motion

    9.3.c. Motion: The Motion Mode uses the camera of your smartphone to detect motion in the view area. You can aim the camera to the area that you want to observe. When a motion is detected, it will trigger your camera or flash. This mode has three different parameters.

  • Page 19: Device Sensor Modes

    9.4. DEVICE SENSOR MODES These modes use the internal sensors to detect the events and trigger your camera or flash. 9.4.a. Lightning: The Lightning Mode uses the internal light sensor to detect lightning events. It has a single parameter: Sensitivity: This value determines the sensitivity level of your device. The higher the value you set, the more sensitive it will be.

  • Page 20: Sound

    9.4.b. Sound: The Sound Mode uses the internal microphone to detect sound events. It has three parameters: Sensitivity: This value determines the sensitivity of the device. The higher the value you set, the more sensitive it will be. You can move the threshold bar around the button by touching the grey bar.

  • Page 21: Laser

    9.4.c. Laser: The laser mode requires an external laser pointer (should be purchased separately). This mode is based on the existence of a laser beam fed to the optical receiver of the device. It will trigger your camera or flash unit whenever the beam is broken.

  • Page 22: Settings

    laser source and the device are firmly mounted on a steady stand. After you have firmly mounted the laser source and the device, if the laser beam is correctly aligned to the receiver, the message on the screen will turn from "Laser won't reach the threshold"...
  • Page 23 Color Mode: This parameter is used to change the color of the mobile application. It can be switched between "Day" and "Night". Buy Now: This button is used to visit the store for purchasing the product. Feedback: This screen is used to give feedback about the mobile application to the developers.

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