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→ E: BTN > CT — MECHA will only wait for TRG confirmations with the
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button on the controller or NN IR Remote, then it will use the
learned delay(s) to finish the preset.
● A (After) — The delay after each triggering sequence or individual
triggering. If the value is negative, there will be a delay after each shutter
actuation.
● Degrees of rotation — The rotation angle between two consecutive
positions in a sequence, specified for [N x LEFT] or [N x RIGHT] buttons.
The rotation angle is updated automatically, simultaneously with the
number of Shots. However, if the rotation angle is changed, the number
of Shots does not change. Use this feature when you want to take a
certain number of shots, not an entire panorama. Specify this number in
the next field (x N), and execute the sequence with the [N x LEFT] or [N x
RIGHT] buttons.
● x N — The number of moves (N) for [N x LEFT] or [N x RIGHT] buttons.
● Wait/Rewind — these options tell MECHA to wait after the last shot, or to
rewind to the initial position. Rewind is useful if there are cables attached,
or for partial panorama and time-lapse.
● Repeat — Delay in seconds until the shooting sequence will be repeated
automatically, for example, 300 for 5 minutes, or 4*300 to repeat 4 times
5 minutes apart, or 0, or no repeat, for no repeat.
● Single / Dual / Scripted — Select Single for single axis applications.
However, you can select Dual even if there are no instructions for the
second axis. Scripted is valid for both types of applications. See
Simple Scripting (MSS)
● Speed — Speed denoted by Revolutions Per Minute. Select an option
from the list, or enter a value via Custom.
If the Speed value is too high, the device may stop or move too fast,
in which case be prepared to stop it by clicking/tapping the [Stop]
button.
● uStep — Micro-stepping value, simple or combined; for example,
different values for acceleration + constant speed region.
● Load — The options for Load are: Custom, Light, Medium, Heavy, and Ring.
These are optimized motion profiles for a rated load. We encourage you
to try them all, to see which one is best for the camera and lens you are
using, or for what you want to do. You may prefer the Heavy option, even
if you use a light camera.
MECHA C2 User's Guide v.02.5
for details about Scripted option.
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