KAGIMLAI3AA - Tripod Kogan - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Tripod
Brand	Kogan
Model	KAGIMLAI3AA
Maximum Height	160 cm (63 in)
Minimum Height	40 cm (15.7 in)
Folded Length	45 cm (17.7 in)
Weight	1.6 kg (3.5 lbs)
Load Capacity	4 kg (8.8 lbs)
Material	Aluminum alloy
Head Type	3-Way Pan/Tilt Head
Leg Sections	3
Leg Locks	Flip locks
Center Column	Yes, 2-section
Bubble Level	Yes, 1 on center column
Quick Release Plate	Included
Compatibility	DSLR, camcorders, spotting scopes
Accessories Included	Carrying bag, strap, hex wrench
Color	Black
Spare Parts Availability	Contact Kogan support

Frequently Asked Questions - KAGIMLAI3AA Kogan

How do I set up the tripod for the first time?

To set up the tripod, release the leg locks and extend each leg to the desired height. Tighten the locks securely. Then, attach the camera or device to the quick release plate and mount it onto the head. Adjust the head using the pan/tilt handles for your desired framing.

What is the maximum weight this tripod can support?

The Kogan KAGIMLAI3AA tripod has a load capacity of 4 kg (8.8 lbs), suitable for most DSLR cameras with standard lenses.

Can I use this tripod with a smartphone?

Yes, you can use a smartphone adapter (not included) to mount your phone on the tripod. The quick release plate is designed for cameras, but adapters are available separately.

How do I clean and maintain the tripod?

Wipe the tripod legs and head with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals. Regularly check and tighten all screws and locks. If the legs become stiff, apply a small amount of silicone lubricant to the joints.

What should I do if a leg lock becomes loose?

If a flip lock becomes loose, try tightening the screw on the lock mechanism with a hex wrench (usually included). If the problem persists, contact Kogan support for replacement parts.

How do I use the bubble level?

The bubble level is located on the center column. Adjust the tripod legs until the bubble is centered in the circle, ensuring the tripod is level. This is important for panoramic shots or to prevent camera tilt.

Can I replace the tripod head with a different one?

The head is removable and can be replaced with any standard 3/8-inch thread head. Unscrew the head from the center column and attach a compatible head.

Is the tripod waterproof?

No, the tripod is not waterproof. Avoid exposing it to rain or extreme moisture. If used in wet conditions, dry it thoroughly afterward to prevent corrosion.

How do I fold the tripod for storage?

Lower the center column, fold the legs together, and secure them with the leg lock strap. The folded length is approximately 45 cm, and the included carrying bag makes transport easy.

Where can I find spare parts or accessories?

Spare parts and accessories for the Kogan KAGIMLAI3AA tripod can be ordered through Kogan customer support. Common parts include quick release plates, leg locks, and replacement feet.

USER MANUAL KAGIMLAI3AA Kogan

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3-AXIS PORTABLE PHONE GIMBAL

WITH AI TRACKING AND DIMMABLE LIGHT

KAGIMLAI3AA

SAFETY & WARNINGS

• Ensure the motor is not blocked and free from obstruction when the gimbal is powered on.
• Do not expose the gimbal to water or corrosive liquids, such as sea water.
• Do not disassemble the gimbal (except for the provided detachable accessories).
• Rest the motor after continuous use for an extended time to prevent the surface temperature getting too high.
• Do not drop or use excessive force against the gimbal, as doing so may damage it.
• Keep the gimbal away from children and pets.
• Keep the gimbal away from sources of heat (furnaces, heaters, etc.).
• Do not leave the gimbal in the car during hot weather.
• Store the gimbal in a dry environment.
• Do not overcharge or discharge the battery, as doing so will damage the battery.
• Do not use the gimbal in extreme temperatures.

COMPONENTS

• Gimbal
• AI tracker
• Tripod
• Charging cord
• Strip
• User guide

OVERVIEW

FPV The gimbal will follow the movement of the handle.
LF Secure the phone in one orientation.
Charging port	Charge the gimbal.
Mode button	Press to switch between modes (FPV, LF, AF, HF).Double press to direct the phone back to the centre.
Power level indicator	Four lights illuminated: 100%.Three lights illuminated and the fourth light flashing: 76%-99%.Three lights illuminated: 50%-75%.Two lights illuminated: 26%-49%.One light illuminated: 0%-25%
Bluetooth Indicator	Slow flashing: Bluetooth is not connected.Fast flashing: Bluetooth is connecting.Solid: Bluetooth is connected.
AF The phone will follow the movement of the handle left/right and up/down.
HF The phone will follow the movement of the handle left/right only.
Zoom Push the slider up/down to zoom in and out.Note: This function only works when using the Gimbal Pro app.
Power Button	Single press:Switch between horizontal and vertical mode.Restart the gimbal.Press and hold for one second: Power the gimbal on/off.Double press: Switch between photo/video modes.Note: This function only works when using the Gimbal Pro app.Triple press: Switch between front/rear camera.Note: This function only works when using the Gimbal Pro app.

Shutter Button	Single press:Single shot.Start/stop the video recording (if Bluetooth is connected).Double press: Suspend/recover the recording.Note: This function only works when using the Gimbal Pro app.Triple press: Capture pictures during recording.Note: This function only works when using the Gimbal Pro app.
Joystick	Push the joystick to move the gimbal left/right/up/down.

INSTALLATION

Tripod

Connect the tripod to the base of the gimbal.

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Attaching your smartphone

1. Remove your phone case.
2. Rotate your phone so the screen is horizontal, and the phone camera is on the left.
3. Gently open the smart phone holder and place your smartphone inside. Ensure the smartphone holder is in the middle of the smartphone.

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CONNECT TO GIMBAL PRO APP

Download the Gimbal Pro App

This gimbal supports basic stable shooting without the app. To access more functions (such as zoom, panoramic, tracking and time lapse), you will need download the Gimbal Pro App.

Scan the QR Code below and download the ‘Gimbal Pro2’ app on the Google Play Store or the ‘Gimbal Pro’ app on the App Store. Alternatively, search for ‘Gimbal Pro2’ on the Google Play Store or ‘Gimbal Pro’ on the App Store.

Note:

The Gimbal Pro app require iOS 12.0 and later or Android 8.0 and later.

Pairing

1. Power on the gimbal. The Bluetooth indicator should be flashing slowly. If it is not, press the shutter button and the power button at the same time to reset the gimbal.
2. Open the Bluetooth settings on your smartphone and select the device name "GP7-xx" to connect. The Bluetooth indicator will begin flashing rapidly while connecting and turn solid when connected.

Unpairing:

Press the shutter button and the power button at the same time to unpair the gimbal from your device.

OPERATION

Charging

This gimbal supports fast charging. It is recommended to use a 5V/2A adapter to charge the gimbal.

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Charging

Charging completed

Note:

The gimbal can be operated while charging.

Power On/Off

• To power on the gimbal, press the power button for one second.
- To power off the gimbal, press the power button for one second until the indicator lights are off.

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Notes:

• If the smartphone is removed from the smartphone case while the gimbal is powered on, the gimbal will remain powered on.
• When the gimbal is powered off, it will return to the folding position.

Orientation

Work orientation:

Work orientation is the default orientation and works in both landscape and portrait.

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Landscape

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Portrait

Underslung orientation:

Hold the gimbal upside down to capture images from a low angle.

Side grip orientation:

Rotate the gimbal to the right or left by 90^ to go from upright to side grip mode, works with both landscape and portrait modes.

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Underslung

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Side grip

Modes

All Follow (AF): The roll axis is locked, pan (left/right) and tilt (up/down) will follow the movement of the handle.

Half Follow (HF) (default): The tilt and roll axes are locked. The pan axis rotates (left/right) with the handle.

Lock Full (LF): The pan, tilt and roll axes are all locked. The camera remains still and cannot follow the movement of the handle.

First person view (FPV): The pan, tilt and roll axes follow the movement of the handle.

AI tracker

Gesture recognition indicator	Off: Gesture recognition is off.Solid: Gesture recognition is on.Flashes 3 times: Gesture recognition is triggered.Flashing: Gimbal is connecting to the AI tracker.
Face tracking indicator	Off: Face tracking is off.Slow flashing: Face tracking is on, and facial recognition is off.Solid: Face tracking and gesture recognition are on (default).

Function button	Single press: turn gesture recognition on/off.Double press: turn face tracking on/off.
Light button	Press and hold: turn the light on/off.Single press: switch the light mode and light strength (9 levels):Mixed light: soft, mid, strong.Warm light: soft, mid, strong.White light: soft, mid, strong.

Gestures:

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Turn the face tracking on.

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Turn face tracking off.

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Turn the light on/off.

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Adjust the brightness of the light.

SPECIFICATIONS

Tile angle 160°
Roll angle 325°
Pan angle 340°
Net weight 372.5g
Payload 280g
Working temperature 0°C-40°C
Controllable tile angle	+50°/-40°
Controllable roll angle	+180°/-150°
Controllable pan angle	+250°/-90°
Working voltage	3.4-4.2V (Standard 3.7V)
Compatible smartphone range	Diagonal: ≤180mmWidth: 55-90mmThickness: ≤9.5mm
Working currency	150-3000mA (standard 1500mA)
Gimbal dimension	Unfolded: 260 x 130 x 88mmFolded: 152 x 110 x 46.6mrn
Charging time	80mins (use 5V/2A adapter)
Working time	4.5-5H
Face tracking Yes
App Yes
Input voltage 5V
Input currency	2A

NOTES

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