GT-120WD - Uncategorized GVM - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Motorized Camera Slider
Brand	GVM
Model	GT-120WD
Slide Length	120 cm (47.2 inches)
Maximum Load Capacity	Approx. 5 kg (11 lbs)
Weight	Approx. 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)
Power Supply	Rechargeable battery (included)
Controller	Wireless remote controller with Bluetooth
Operating Modes	Manual, Auto Loop, Time Lapse, Panorama
Speed Adjustment	Adjustable (0-100% speed)
Compatible Cameras	DSLR, mirrorless, action cameras with 1/4" screw
Construction Material	Aluminum alloy
Included Accessories	Wireless controller, battery, extension shutter cable
Bluetooth Range	Up to 10 meters (33 feet)
Battery Life	Approx. 2-3 hours (depending on usage)
Charging Time	Approx. 2 hours
Warranty	1 year limited warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - GT-120WD GVM

How do I charge the wireless controller and battery?

Use the provided USB cables. Connect the controller and battery to a USB power source (e.g., computer or wall adapter). The LED indicators will show charging status. Fully charge before first use.

How do I pair the wireless controller with the slider?

Turn on both devices. On the controller, go to Setting > Bluetooth Setting > Searching Device. Select the device code that starts with 'D' and press OK. The screen will show a successful connection.

What modes are available on the GT-120WD?

The slider offers Manual Mode for real-time control, Auto Mode for programmed start/end points with loop count, Time Lapse mode with interval settings, and Panorama mode for capturing panoramic images.

How do I set up an auto loop shot?

Go to Video Shot > Auto Mode > Set Key. Move the camera to the start point and save as Point A, then to the end point and save as Point B. Then select Auto Loop, adjust speed and loop count, and press Execution.

How do I use the time lapse function?

Select Time Lapse Setting. Set the interval Seconds, number of Photos, Stop Time, Delay Time, and define Set start and Set End positions. Press Execution to begin.

How do I configure a panorama shot?

Go to Panorama Shot. Set the Diagonal A and Diagonal B angles, and the number of Axis X photos. Then press Execution. The slider will automatically move and capture images.

What should I do if the slider does not move?

Check that the battery is charged and properly installed. Ensure the controller is paired and the slider's LED is blinking. Verify that the shutter cable is connected correctly. If still not working, try resetting the device from the setting menu.

Can I use the slider with any camera?

The slider has a standard 1/4-inch screw mount. It is compatible with most DSLR, mirrorless, and compact cameras, as well as action cameras with an adapter. Ensure the total weight does not exceed the maximum load capacity of 5 kg.

How do I clean and maintain the slider?

Wipe the rail and motor unit with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using liquids or abrasive cleaners. Keep the slider away from dust and moisture. Periodically check screws and connections for tightness.

Is the slider repairable and are spare parts available?

The slider is designed for durability. For repairs or spare parts (battery, controller, cables), contact GVM customer support or authorized service centers. Do not attempt to disassemble the motor unit yourself.

USER MANUAL GT-120WD GVM

Mounting the slider and camera

1. Please charge the wireless controller and battery before using this product.
   

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1. Please install and use this product as shown in the picture.
   1) Mounting the motorized camera head on the slider. (As shown below)
   

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2) Mounting the camera on the slider. (As shown below)
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3) Connect the extension shutter cable.(As shown below)
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4) Install the battery on the slider and check the signal cable or shutter cable connecting correctly or not. (As shown below)
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Slider motion

1. Tum on the slider and wireless controller. (The slider's LED indicator light open and blinking, the controller's screen open as shown below)
   

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1. Bluetooth wireless connection: press "Setting"- *Bluetooth Setting"-Searching Device"-choose the device code which start with letter D-press'OK" button to confirm the device(The upper right of the screen will show the connecting is successful)
   

graph TD
    A["Video Shot\nTime Lapse\nPanorama Shot\nSetting"] --> B["Language: English\nReset: No\nVersion: 1.0.0\nBluetooth Setting"]
    B --> C["Searching Device"]
    C --> D["Language: English\nReset: No\nVersion: 1.0.0\nBluetooth Setting"]
    D --> E["1: DB01CEAC63F"]

1. Manual operation mode: "Video Shot"-"Manual Mode" (Press the button of the controller and the orbit will act accordingly)-choose the "speed" menu can adjust the current speed.
   

graph TD
    A["Video Shot"] --> B["Manual Mode"]
    B --> C["Speed: 100%"]
    C --> D["Speed: 100%"]
    D --> E["Speed: 100%"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#ffc,stroke:#333

1. Auto operation mode:

① Setting the append point: A: "Video Shot"- "Auto Mode"- "Set key"- "Append Point A" (Move the camera to the start point you need)- "Save:Yes" (As shown below)

graph LR
    A["Video Shot"] --> B["Manual Move"]
    B --> C["Set Key"]

B: "Video Shot"- "Auto Mode"- "Set key"- "Append Point B" (Move the camera to the end point you need)- "Save:Yes" (As shown below)

② Auto Loop mode: "Video Shot"- "Auto Mode"- "Auto Loop"- adjust the "Speed"- setting the start point-setting the end point-setting the "Loop Count"- "Execution"(As shown below)

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1. Time Lapse: "Time Lapse Setting" - setting the "Times", *Photos", "Stop Time", "Delay Time", Set start and "set End" - "Execution"(As shown below)
   

graph TD
    A["Video Shot\nTime Lapse\nPanorama Shot\nSetting"] --> B["Set Key\nTime Lapse Setting"]
    B --> C["Seconds: 0.03501.0\nPhoto: 1\nStop Time: 1.0\nDelay Time: 0.2\nSet start: 5\nSet End: 5"]
    C --> D["Time/Case Status: Running\nCompletion: 0\nDemographic: 6\nRun Time: 00:00:01\nBattery: 0.000"]
    D --> E["Loop: Yes\nExecution"]

1. panorama shot: Setting the "Diagonal A" and "Diagonal B" - Setting the "Axis X photos"(As shown below), then press "Execution"
   

Panoramic cityscape with lakes and modern buildings under a partly cloudy sky (no visible text or symbols)

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Technical line drawing of a mechanical device with a central hub and two small inset views (no text or symbols)

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