Satechi Bluetooth Smart Trigger - Manual

BLUETOOTH SMART TRIGGER QUICK SETUP GUIDE
A. SETUP
B. MODES
B. MULTIFUNCTION BUTTON
To begin using the Smart Trigger, you first must download
the Smart Trigger iOS app. It can be found on the Smart
Trigger product page at www.satechi.net, in the app store
by searching “Smart Trigger,” or by scanning the QR code
on the Smart Trigger packaging. Once the app is installed,
in your iOS device turn Bluetooth “on.” Regular Shot (I): This mode turns your iOS device into
a wireless remote shutter. Touch the shutter control
button to capture a picture — perfect for including the
photographer in group shots. While using your camera
in Bulb Mode, you can hold the shutter control button to
hold the shutter open.
Manual Shot (II): Manual Shot allows you to lock the
shutter open and take long exposures while in Bulb
Mode. Use Manual Shot for long-exposure photography
techniques like star trails and light painting.
Timed Shot (III): This mode turns your iOS device into
an intervalometer. The intervalometer’s settings can
be adjusted to take sequences of photos, and is most
commonly used in time-lapse photography. Please
note that your camera must be in Bulb Mode to control
exposure time in Timed Shot.
For more information on the Smart Trigger’s modes, visit:
http://youtu.be/NXq_lJ6cHos
Insert the included AAA batteries into the Smart Trigger
receiver. Press and hold the button on top of the receiver
for four seconds to put it into pairing mode; the light on
the receiver will blink steadily. In your iOS device, open
the Smart Trigger app and navigate to the Bluetooth Scan
menu and touch “Scan.” You will be asked if you would
like to pair the Smart Trigger with your phone. Accept,
then select the Smart Trigger from the Bluetooth list.
1 click: recconect to currently
paired device.
2–3 seconds: enter / exit
sleep mode; the light will blink
slowly.
>4 seconds: puts the receiver
in pairing mode; the light will
blink steadily.
Insert the 3.5mm end of the included cable into the Smart
Trigger receiver, then insert the other end into the remote
port of your camera. You’re ready to use your Smart
Trigger with your camera and iOS device!
For more information on this pairing process, visit:
http://youtu.be/QEPEcpFUpbI
For troubleshooting, visit: http://youtu.be/kkbdJGweiRo
Questions / Comments? Contact: [email protected]
ATTENTION iPHONE 5 AND iPAD MINI USERS!
Connection issues may be present due to a new
Bluetooth chip set. If you experience issues after
pairing, restart your iOS device to fix the error.
1.
I. II. III.
2.
3.
Trigger
The button on top of the receiver performs different
functions depending on how long it is pressed.