Fluid Pro AI - Tripod GOPRO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Fluid Pro AI GOPRO

What's Included 3
Meet Fluid Pro AI 4
Understanding Gimbal Axes 6
Compatibility 6
Charging 7
Setting Up Your Gimbal 8
Attaching Your Phone 9
Attaching Your Camera 10
Balancing Your Gimbal 13
Powering On + Off 14
Connecting via Bluetooth® 14
How to Use Fluid Pro AI 15
Buttons + Ports 15
Gimbal Movement Modes 20
Manual Tilt Adjustment	21
Ultra-Wide Angle Mode 22
AI Tracking	22
Mounting + Setup	22
Gesture Controls	23
Customized Composition 24
The Fill Light	24
The Gimbal Display	25
The GoPro Fluid App	28
Using Fluid Pro AI as a Power Bank	29
Auto Calibration + Software Updates	29
Safety Guidelines	31
Regulatory Information	31

What's Included

Gimbal	AI Tracker	Tripod
Camera Bracket	Phone Clamp	Finger Adapter
Thumb Screw	USB-C Gimbal Charging Cable	USB-C Device Charging Cable

Carrying Case

Meet Fluid Pro AI

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1. AI Tracker Power Switch
2. Fill Light (CCT)
3. AI Tracker Vision Sensor
4. AI Tracker Mounting Port (USB-C)
5. Tilt Motor
6. Roll Arm
7. Roll Arm Latch
8. Pan Motor

9. Control Wheel

10. A/B Button

11. Handle
12. 1/4-20 Mounting Threads
13. Tripod
14. LED Screen
15. M (Mode) Button
16. Zoom Lever
17. Shutter Button
18. Joystick

Meet Fluid Pro AI

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1. Camera Bracket
2. 1/4-20 Mounting Threads
3. Gimbal Charging Port (USB-C)
4. Positioning Hole
5. Power Button

6. 1/4-20 Mounting Threads

7. Reverse Charging Port (USB-C)

8. Bracket Latch
9. Roll Motor
10. Pan Lock
11. Trigger Button

Fluid Pro AI features 3 motors that rotate your camera along the tilt, roll, and pan axes. The motors work together to keep your footage steady and capture a variety of specialized shots.

• The tilt axis motor controls the up and down movement of your phone or camera.
  • The roll axis motor keeps the horizon level by keeping your phone or camera from rolling to either side.
• The pan axis motor rotates your phone or camera horizontally from side to side. Fluid Pro AI can continuously pan a full 360° to create amazing panoramic shots.

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Compatibility

Fluid Pro AI is compatible with mobile phones and all GoPro cameras. The camera bracket can also be used with some compact point-and-shoot cameras. Fluid Pro AI can support the weight of your device, plus accessories, up to a total of 400g.

Wireless control is available for mobile phones and GoPro HERO13 Black, HERO12 Black, HERO11 Black, HERO10 Black, and HERO9 Black cameras.

ChargingUnderstanding Gimbal Axes

Charge your Fluid Pro AI before using it for the first time.

1. Plug the included USB-C charging cable into the gimbal charging port, above the Power button.
2. Plug the other end of the cable into a USB charger. A 5V-2A USB charger is recommended (not included).

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You can check the charge status on the LED screen. It will take about 3 hours to fully charge the battery. Your gimbal will run for up to 18 hours on a full charge, up to 11 hours when also using the AI Tracker, and up to 6 hours when using the gimbal, AI Tracker, and light at full strength simultaneously.

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Setting Up Your Gimbal

1. Attach the tripod to the base of the gimbal.

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1. Open the legs and place the gimbal on a flat, stable surface.

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1. Switch the pan lock (located above the trigger button) down into the unlocked position.

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Setting Up Your Gimbal

ATTACHING YOUR PHONE

Insert your phone into the clamp with your phone's camera facing the direction marked on the clamp (your phone's screen should not be blocked by the clamp). Make sure that your camera rests snugly against the rubber pad at the base of the clamp.

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Landscape Installation

1. Unlock the bracket latch (located on the tilt motor).
2. Slide the phone clamp into the gimbal.
3. Tighten the latch to lock the clamp in place.

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Setting Up Your Gimbal

Rotating Your Phone to Portrait Mode

1. Shift your phone away from the rubber pad at the base of the clamp.
2. Rotate the clamp 90° counter clockwise into the vertical position.

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ATTACHING YOUR CAMERA

Insert the 1/4-20 mounting screw through the slot in the camera bracket and use it to attach your GoPro or compact point-and-shoot camera. Make sure your GoPro camera's Mode button is facing away from the tilt motor.

Setting Up Your Gimbal

Heads Up: Use the mounting finger adapter if your GoPro camera doesn't have 1/4-20 mounting threads.

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Landscape Installation

1. Unlock the bracket latch (located on the tilt motor).
2. Slide the bracket into the gimbal.
3. Tighten the latch to lock the bracket in place.
   See the balancing instructions for more information on positioning the bracket.

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Setting Up Your Gimbal

Portrait Orientation Installation

1. Attach your GoPro camera to the bracket using the mounting finger adapter. The mounting fingers must be used to ensure proper balance.
2. Rotate the bracket 90° clockwise and slide it into the gimbal.
3. Tighten the latch to lock the bracket in place.

See the balancing instructions for more information on positioning the bracket.

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Heads Up: Point and shoot cameras cannot be used in portrait orientation due to size and balance.

Setting Up Your Gimbal

BALANCING YOUR GIMBAL

Your gimbal must be properly balanced before you can use it. The steps are the same whether you've attached your phone or camera. Be sure that your gimbal is turned off before balancing.

Balancing the Roll Axis

1. Unlock the roll latch (located on the roll motor).
2. Slide the roll arm to the left or right until your phone or camera is balanced. Adjust the position of the 1/4-20 screw along the slot in the mounting bracket if your camera continues to fall to one side.
3. Lock the roll latch once your phone or camera is perfectly straight.

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Balancing the Vertical Tilt

1. Unlock the bracket latch (located on the tilt motor).
2. Rotate your phone or camera until the lens is pointing upward.
3. If your phone or camera easily rotates forward or backward, slide the mounting bracket up or down until the camera lens is level and faces upward on its own.
4. Lock the bracket latch once your phone or camera lies flat.

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Setting Up Your Gimbal

POWERING ON + OFF

Make sure that your gimbal is balanced and that the pan and roll locks are unlocked before powering on your gimbal.

• Press and hold for 3 seconds: Power on/off
• Press twice: Enter Sleep mode
• Press once again: Wake up the gimbal

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Connecting via Bluetooth®

Setting up Bluetooth® on Your Gimbal

1. Press and hold the M (Mode) button to access the LED sub-menu.
2. Press the A button (located next to the Control wheel) to enter pairing mode.
3. Use the joystick to select [PAIR] or [UNPAIR].
4. Press the M (Mode) button to confirm.

Connect Your Phone With Bluetooth®

1. With your gimbal on, go to the Bluetooth® settings on your phone and select "GoPro Fluid Pro AI" from the list of devices.
2. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect and pair.
3. A steady icon on the gimbal's LED screen will let you know that pairing was successful.
4. Press and hold the M (Mode) button to exit the pairing screen.

PRO TIP: You can also connect using the GoPro Fluid app. It will automatically search for your gimbal.

Connecting Your GoPro Camera With Bluetooth®

1. Swipe down on your GoPro's rear screen to access the Dashboard, and then swipe left.
2. Tap Pair Device. Your GoPro will automatically start searching for compatible devices.
3. Your GoPro will find all available devices. Tap Fluid Pro AI to start pairing.
4. A steady 📄 icon on the gimbal's LED screen will let you know that pairing was successful.

Heads Up: The pairing process for your GoPro may be different. Check your camera's user manual for full pairing instructions.

Connecting via Bluetooth®

Resetting Bluetooth ^® Connections

If the gimbal doesn't appear in the list of available devices or was previously paired with another device, clear the Bluetooth® connections before trying to reconnect.

1. Press and hold the M button for 5 seconds.
2. While holding the M button, push the Zoom lever upward.
3. A ✗ icon will let you know that all previous pairings have been cleared. You can now try pairing a new device.

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How to Use Fluid Pro AI

BUTTONS + PORTS

Power Button

• Press and hold for 3 seconds: Turn your gimbal on or off
• Press once when your gimbal is on: Wake your gimbal
• Press once when your gimbal is off: Check the battery level or start charging your device
• Press twice when your gimbal is on: Enter Sleep mode

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M (Mode) Button

• Press once: Switch between modes
• Press twice: Pause/resume AI tracking
• Press three times: Switch to Inception mode
• Press five times: Auto calibration (use when gimbal is mounted on the tripod with the tripod on a flat, level surface)
• Press and hold: Access sub-menu on the LED screen
• Press and hold with zoom lever up: Clear Bluetooth® connections

Joystick

• Push up/down: Tilt up/down
• Push left/right: Pan left/right

Trigger Button

• Tap twice: Recenter the gimbal
- Tap three times: Rotate pan motor position 180^
- Tap four times: Move roll motor and arm out of the way for wide-angle shots
- Press and hold: Switch to Sport (S) mode
- Tap once, then press and hold: Temporarily switch to All Lock (L) mode (release the trigger to return to the original mode)

All Zoom lever/shutter button features require a Bluetooth® connection to your phone or GoPro camera.

Zoom Lever

Lever up/down: Zoom in/out

Shutter Button

• Half press: Auto focus*
- Press once; Start or stop recording video or take a photo
- Press twice: Switch between video and photo modes
- Press three times: Switch between front and rear camera on your phone*

*Available on phones when using the GoPro Fluid app

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Control Wheel

The Control wheel is a multi-function control wheel and button. Press the wheel to select a function and roll to make adjustments.

Focus Control + Roll Rotation

Press the wheel twice: Cycle between focus control, roll rotation, and light settings. The current setting will be shown on the LED screen.

Heads Up: Even though you can cycle to the light settings, you must still press and hold the wheel to turn the light on and off.

Fill Light Control

• Press and hold the wheel: Turn fill light on or off
• Press the wheel once: Toggle between brightness and color temperature control

WARNING: Avoid touching the AI Tracker module during continuous use of the fill light. After turning the light off, wait until the module cools before handling.

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A-B Button

Set the starting and ending point for track shots or time lapse footage along a designated path.

Heads Up: This feature should be used separately from the time lapse feature in the GoPro Fluid app.

• Setting position A: Use the joystick to aim the camera at the starting point. Press and hold the A button. A short beep lets you know it's locked in.
• Setting position B: Use the joystick to aim the camera at the end point. Press and hold the B button B to set. A short beep will confirm the setting.
• A-B motion: Press the A button to return the camera to position A. Press the B button twice. The gimbal will track the camera from point A to point B at a constant speed.
• B-A motion: Press the B button to return the camera to position B. Press the A button twice. The gimbal will track the camera from point B to point A at a constant speed.

PRO TIP: The default tracking time is 1 minute. This can be customized in the GoPro Fluid app.

Gimbal Charging Port (USB-C)

Connect to a power source to charge your gimbal.

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Reverse Charging Port (USB-C)

Can be used to charge your phone, GoPro, or any other USB-C device.

1/4-20 Mounting Threads

The 1/4-20 mounting threads on the bottom of the gimbal can be used to attach it to the included tripod, extension poles, and other industry-standard 1/4-20 mounts.

The 1/4-20 mounting threads on the roll arm and the side of the handle can be used to attach microphones, additional lights, and other accessories.

How to Use Fluid Pro AI

GIMBAL MOVEMENT MODES

Fluid Pro AI features pro-quality gimbal movement modes that help you easily capture incredible cinematic shots. Simply press the M button to cycle through your options.

Gimbal Mode Description Gimbal Action

Pan Follow (PF) Follows your actions on the pan axis.	Lets you smoothly pan your camera from left or right. Tilt and roll are kept stable throughout your shot.
Pan and Tilt Follow (PTF) Follows your actions on the pan and tilt axes.	Lets you smoothly pan (left/right) and tilt (up/down) with more dynamic control over framing. Roll is locked to keep the horizon level.
Point of View (POV) Follows your actions on all axes.	Smoothly follows your movements in all directions. Great for capturing immersive first-person POV footage.

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Gimbal Mode Description Gimbal Action

All Lock (L) Activates each	axis as needed to hold your camera in place.	Holds your camera in place and steady even if the gimbal pans, tilts, or rolls during capture.
Sport Mode (S) Increases the	speed of gimbal on all axes.	Increased follow speed makes this mode ideal for capturing quick-moving subjects and high-speed action shots.
Inception Mode (ICP) Allows 360°	infinite spin on pan axis while holding the gimbal horizontally.	Great for artistic shots, cinematic storytelling, or any time you want a dramatic change of perspective. Press the M button once or the trigger twice to recenter the gimbal when recording in this mode.

MANUAL TILT ADJUSTMENT

Your camera's tilt angle can be adjusted by hand. Simply tilt your camera to the angle you want and hold in that position for 2 seconds. Your camera will be fixed at that angle.

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Ultra-Wide Angle Mode AI Tracking

In its normal capture mode, the gimbal itself can sometimes appear in ultra-wide angle shots. Tap the trigger 4 times for Ultra-Wide Angle mode. This will flip your camera so that all of the gimbal components are behind the lens and out of the shot.

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AI Tracking

MOUNTING + SETUP

Plug the AI Tracker into the USB-C port on the tilt axis motor.

The tracker can be mounted facing either direction depending on whether you want forward- or rear-tracking shots.

Use the switch on the AI Tracker to turn it on. The light will flash twice to let you know that it's ready for action.

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GESTURE CONTROLS

The AI Tracker lets you use hand gestures to start, stop, and fine-tune your tracking shots. It will sense gestures from a distance of 1.64ft\~11.48ft (0.5m\~3.5m) away and track objects 1.64ft\~16.40ft (0.5m\~5m) away.

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Start AI Tracking Stop AI Tracking

Start/Stop Recording Take Photo
(Device must be connected via Bluetooth®)

Customized Composition
(Steps: 1. ↓ ↓ 2. Reposition yourself in the frame 3. ↓ ↓)

AI Tracking

CUSTOMIZED COMPOSITION

The tracker will keep you centered in your shot by default, but you can adjust the framing using hand gestures.

1. Make sure that the AI Tracker is on (indicator light is solid green).
2. Make the Customized Composition gesture towards the tracker. The indicator will blink green quickly.
3. While staying within range of the tracker, move to your preferred position.
4. Repeat the gesture to confirm and lock in your new position.

0.5m~3.5m 1.64ft~11.48ft

The Fill Light

The CCT fill light can be controlled using the Control wheel. Press and hold the wheel to turn the light on or off. Once it's on, you can adjust the light by using the wheel. Press the wheel to toggle between the brightness and color temperature control (color temperature can be adjusted between 2700K to 6500K).

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WARNING: Avoid touching the AI Tracker module during continuous use of the fill light. After turning the light off, wait until the module cools before handling.

The Gimbal Display

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1. CONTROL WHEEL SETTINGS

ROLL

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Roll Axis Control

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Fill Light Brightness

FOCUS

1

Focus Control

6000K

Color Temperature

2. CURRENT GIMBAL MODE

PF

Pan Follow Mode

L

All Lock Mode

5

Sport Mode

PTF

Pan + Tilt Follow Mode

POV

All Follow Mode

ICP

Inception Mode

3. AI TRACKER STATUS

Tracker is Active

1. PHONE CONNECTION

Bluetooth® Connected

Bluetooth® Disconnected

1. GOPRO CAMERA CONNECTION

Bluetooth ^® Connected

Bluetooth® Disconnected

1. BATTERY LEVEL

Current Level

Low Battery

Charging

The Gimbal Display

ADDITIONAL ALERTS
Standby
[SLEEP]	Gimbal Is in Standby Mode
Pan Axis Latch
[IMAGE]	Pan Motor Must Be Unlocked
Error Messages
[!]ERROR 01]	Firmware Error
[!]ERROR 02]	Gyroscope Error
[!]ERROR 03]	Unbalancing/Motor Unlocking/Overloading(may be caused by external disturbance)
[!]ERROR 03-m1]	Tilt Motor Must Be Unlocked
[!]ERROR 03-m2]	Roll Motor Must Be Unlocked
[!]ERROR 03-m3]	Pan Motor Must Be Unlocked
A-B Motion
O+ AO---→A	Move to position A from the Current Position
O+ BO---→B	Move to position B from the Current Position

The Gimbal Display

Auto Calibration
(WCSW)	Calibrating in Progress
Software Update
(HSTT)	Software Update in Progress
UPDRTING...
Motor Torque Adjustment
	Motor Torque Levels
(A9HC)	Flashing AUTO bars indicate that the motors are making automatic adjustments. The bars will stop flashing when the adjustments are complete.
Motor Angle Fine-Tuning
(TAV4)	Current Angle Adjustment of Each Motor
Follow Speed Level
(TZW4)	Current Follow Speed of Each Motor

The GoPro Fluid App

DOWNLOADING

Scan the QR code or download "GoPro Fluid" in the Apple® App Store® or Google Play".

CONNECTING YOUR PHONE

1. Attach your phone to the gimbal and turn on the gimbal.
2. Turn on Bluetooth ^® on your phone.
3. Open the GoPro Fluid app and follow the on-screen instructions to connect.

FLUID APP FEATURES

Advanced Capture Settings

For manually setting the shutter speed, ISO, and EV comp.

Resolution and Frame Rate

Set video resolution and video frame rate.

Light Settings

Customize light settings.

General Settings

Set gimbal parameters and camera parameters, and see gimbal Information.

Zoom/Focus Switch

Choose to use the Zoom lever to control zoom or focus. Set up by tapping "Settings." Scroll down and select "Seamless Zoom." Close and tap the Z icon to toggle between zoom and focus control.

The GoPro Fluid App

FLUID APP FEATURES

Filters Choose a video or photo filter.

Gesture Control

For remote subject tracking and shutter control.

PRO TIP: You can also drag to select and track objects on the app screen.

Moment Templates

Use Moment templates to help you tell your story with special effects and pre-programmed camera movements.

Using Fluid Pro AI as a Power Bank

Charging Your Phone or Camera

1. Connect your phone, GoPro camera, or any other compatible device to the Reverse Charging Port on the back of the AI Tracking module.
2. Press the Power button to start charging if your gimbal is off. Charging will start automatically if your gimbal is already on.

Heads Up: Using Fluid Pro AI to charge your phone or GoPro camera will reduce your gimbal's runtime.

Auto Calibration + Software Updates

AUTO CALIBRATION

Use Auto Calibration to fix stabilization and tracking problems.

1. Turn on your gimbal and put it on a hard, flat surface.

2. Tap the trigger twice.

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1. Press the M button five times. Your gimbal will start calibrating itself.

2. Your gimbal will beep once when calibration is complete.

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SOFTWARE UPDATES

The GoPro Fluid app will let you know if a software update is available and tell you how to install it. Be sure that your gimbal's battery is at least 25% charged before starting the update.

Safety Guidelines

Fluid Pro Al's normal operating temperature range 14°F\~113°F (-10°C\~45°C). It will shut down if it gets too hot. Let it cool before using it again.

It will also shut down if it is used in a way that risks damaging the motors.

Regulatory Information

To see additional information regarding country certifications, refer to the Important Product + Safety Instructions included with your gimbal.

The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks is under license.

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MANUEL DE L'UTILISATEUR

Table des matières

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Compatibilité

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FIXATION DE VOTRE CAMÉRA

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Connexion via Bluetooth

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BOUTONS + PORTS

Bouton Alimentation

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Mode ultra grand-angle

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Suivi IA

FIXATION + CONFIGURATION

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0.5m~3.5m 1.64ft~11.48ft

Lumière d'appoint

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1. RÉGLAGES DE LA MOLETTE DE CONTRÔLE

Application GoPro Fluid

TÉLÉCHARGEMENT

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MISES À JOUR LOGICIELLES

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Kompatibilität

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Gimbal einrichten

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Gimbal einrichten

SMARTPHONE ANBRINGEN

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Gimbal einrichten

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Gimbal einrichten

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Gimbal einrichten

Hochformat installieren

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Gimbal einrichten

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M ROLL PF CCT 00 PTF +100=500 SEEN CCT 00 L +100=500 SEEN FOCUS POV

Taste „M“ (Modus)

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KI-Tracking

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KI-Tracking

GESTENSTEUERUNG

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KI-Tracking starten KI-Tracking stoppen

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SOFTWARE-UPDATES

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Compatibilità

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FISSAGGIO DELLA FOTOCAMERA

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Two identical line drawings of a device with blue arrows indicating motion or force, no text or symbols present.

Diagram showing two views of a robotic device with labeled parts and directional arrows indicating movement or positioning.

Diagram illustrating the step-by-step installation of a camera on a tripod-mounted device, showing motion changes and component placement.

Technical line drawing of a handheld device with tripod base and control panel (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a handheld 3D scanning device with tripod base (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a handheld device with a circular button and handle, no text or symbols present

Technical line drawing of a selfie stick with a camera module and a control panel labeled M (no text or symbols on the device itself)

M ROLL PF CCT 00 PTF +100- SEEN CCT 00 L +100- SEEN FOCUS POV

FLOOD +0.1 BEILA 4 >> ECC 600 +1.00 BEENA

Rotella di comando

Diagram of a camera with a blue circular motion indicator on the top right (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a handheld 3D camera with tripod base (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a handheld device with tripod base and camera module (no text or symbols)

Three sequential illustrations of a mechanical device with arrows indicating motion, showing no text or symbols.

Illustration of a person using a handheld device to observe a light beam, with no visible text or symbols.

0.5m~3.5m 1.64ft~11.48ft

Luce di riempimento

Diagram of a mechanical component with a blue arrow indicating rotation or force direction (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a handheld device mounted on a tripod stand (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a handheld device with a highlighted grip (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a handheld electronic device with control buttons and a display (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a mounted camera or testing device with tripod base (no text or symbols)

AGGIORNAMENTI SOFTWARE

Labeled diagram of a 3D handheld device with numbered parts for identification

Technical diagram of a 3D handheld device with numbered parts labeled for identification.

Diagram of a robotic arm with blue directional arrows indicating motion or force (no text or symbols)

Compatibiliteit

Diagram of a device with a switch and connector, showing connection to a power outlet (no text or symbols present)

Line drawing of a handheld electronic device with control panel and connector (no text or symbols)

Diagram of a handheld device with rotating arm and scroll, showing motion direction (no text or symbols)

Mechanical device with three legs and a handle, showing blue directional arrows indicating motion (no text or symbols)

1. Zet de panvergrendeling (boven de activeringsknop) omlaag in de ontgrendelde stand.

Diagram illustrating a camera setup with labeled components and directional arrows indicating motion or movement.

Mechanical assembly diagram showing two configurations: a left-side bracket with blue arrows indicating direction and a right-side device with blue arrows indicating rotation (no text or symbols present)

Installatie in liggende stand

Two identical diagrams showing a hand operating a smartphone on a tripod, with arrows indicating motion direction (no text or symbols present)

Three-step diagram of a handheld device on a tripod stand, showing motion changes with no text or symbols.

JE CAMERA BEVESTIGEN

Diagram showing two views of a shared appliance with a handle and control panel, no text or symbols present

Two identical line drawings of a camera seat assembly with blue directional arrows indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Installatie in liggende stand

Two identical line drawings of a robotic device with control buttons and directional arrows, no text or symbols present.

Line drawing of a handheld device with a circular button and pointer (no text or symbols)

Verbinding maken via Bluetooth

Bluetooth instellen op je cardanische stabilisatie

Technical line drawing of a selfie stick with a camera module and a labeled control panel (no text or symbols present)

M KILL PF CCT GO PTF +1.00% SODEN CCT GO L +1.00% SODEN FOCUS POV

M-knop (modus)

Diagram of a camera frame with a blue circular motion indicator (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a two-tiered robotic device with tripod base (no text or symbols)

AI Tracking

MONTEREN + INSTELLEN

Three sequential illustrations of a mechanical device with arrows indicating motion, showing progressive assembly or assembly (no text or symbols present)

Diagram of a medical device with a circular dial and control panel (no text or symbols)

AI Tracking

BEDIENING MET GEBAREN

Illustration of a person using a handheld device to observe a blue light beam, with no visible text or symbols.

0.5m~3.5m 1.64ft~11.48ft

Het invullicht

Diagram of a mechanical component with a blue arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a handheld device mounted on a tripod stand (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a handheld device with a highlighted square component (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a medical device with control buttons and a display (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a mounted device with tripod base and control panel (no text or symbols)

SOFTWARE-UPDATES