Additional Hardware; Iq-Trigger/Iq-Trigger-T - Image Engineering lightSTUDIO User Manual

ATTENTION:
Since version 1.6.0, the creation of illuminants for the LED lightHEAD is no longer available
in the lightSTUDO software and now must be performed in the iQ-LED software. The
lightSTUDIO software shares the same directory for all files, depending on the LED
lightHEAD, with the iQ-LED software. See chapter

3 ADDITIONAL HARDWARE

Depending on the equipment of the lightSTUDIO, some additional hardware is delivered. The
lightSTUDIO-M also includes a timecode display and a mechanical finger (iQ-trigger).

3.1 iQ-Trigger/iQ-Trigger-T

iQ-Trigger is a mechanical finger that can be used to press the release button of a camera in a
reproducible way. iQ-Trigger is shipped with a hydraulic adjustment arm that holds the iQ-Trigger and
extra delay when using the touch pen finger.
Also, use the knurled screw on top of the iQ-Trigger to adjust the travel distance of the finger. The
further the screw is turned in, the shorter the distance the finger has to move.
As a general rule, try to set the travel distance as short as possible. A smaller travel distance implies
more power and less delay. iQ-Trigger is controlled with the software (chapter 0).
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4.3.3 for details.
an L-shape holder on a mounting plate (Manfrotto
Type 405).
The L-shape holder can be mounted to a geared
head, or a tripod with the Manfrotto RC4 rapid
connect system. The adaptor plate has a ¼''
screw for compact cameras.
The iQ-Trigger comes with two different fingers,
including a solid finger for general use and a
finger with a touch pen tip. To exchange the
fingers, tighten the knurled screw at the back of
the iQ-Trigger until the magnet is locked, then
screw off the finger and replace it with the other
one. Untighten the knurled screw again.
Please remember that the front foam adds an
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