Glambot® Team

1. Set camera mode to [Video] and [A+] 1. Set Lens AF to [On] and Lens Stabilizer to [On] 1. Movie Recording Tab 1, Set High Frame Rate to [On] and Movie rec. Size to [FHD 179.8fps Standard (IPB)] 1. Movie Recording Tab 3, select [IS Mode] and set Digital IS to [Enhanced] 1. AF Tab 1, set Movie Servo AF to [Enable] 1. Network Tab 2, set Wi-Fi settings to [Disable] and Bluetooth settings to [Disable] 1. Settings Tab 1, set Auto Rotate to [On] and Add Movie Rotate Info to [Enable] 1. Settings Tab 3, set power saving auto power off to [Disable] 1. Settings Tab 4, set Choose USB connection app to [Photo Import/Remote Control] 1. Attach the camera to the Glambot® using the Universal DSLR Mount. See here for instructions on installing the universal mount. 1. If using a power adapter, plug the USB-C into the Power Port on the Glambot®  1. Connect the Coiled USB-C to USB-C cable into the camera data port and the Glambot® data port 1. Connect the iPhone/iPad into the Glambot data port and turn the camera on 1. Open Snappic and Select your event 1. Tap [Select Accessories] and choose [Volume Buttons]  1. Tap [Configure Camera] and select [EOS R8] *note: it doesn’t matter which EOS R8 selection you choose, they will all work the same.  1. Tap [Start Photo Booth] and tap the Live Preview Rotation left arrow once if filming portrait, then tap [Start Booth] 1. You’re Glambot® is now ready to begin filming!

Hero 9/10/11 Black: 1. Start with the GoPro unplugged from the USB-C 2. Swipe down on the touch display, then swipe left 3. Tap [Preferences] 4. Tap [Wireless Connections] 5. Set [Wireless Connections] to ON 6. Tap [Connect Device] 7. Tap [GoPro Quik App] 8. Install/Open the GoPro Quik App on the iPhone 9. Navigate to the [GoPro] Tab 10. Tap [Connect a GoPro] 11. Tap [Connect] 12. Tap [Pair] when prompted 13. Name your GoPro or leave as default 14. Tap [Skip] if prompted to update (*update as needed and not rushed for time) 15. Tap [I’ll do this later] when prompted for cloud upload 16. Tap [No thanks] 17. Tap [Let’s Go] 18. Close the GoPro Quik app 19. Plug the USB-C cable into the GoPro and iPhone/iPad (Ensuring all connection points are securely connected on the Glambot® as well) 20. The Screen on the GoPro should display [USB Connected] 21. Open Snappic and select your event 22. Scroll down and tap [Select Accessories] then select [Volume Buttons] and tap [Done] 23. Tap [Configure Camera] then [Search for GoPro Camera] 24. Confirm the connection shows [Wired] and select your GoPro camera 25. Tap [Start Photo Booth] 26. Configure Video and Slowmo settings, then tap [Start Booth] 27. Tap [Video] and then select the time edit that best matches your desired Glambot® path 28. On the Glambot motion control web app, navigate to the advanced settings tab and confirm the connection type is set to [USB] 29. You are now ready to begin wired recording with your Glambot® and GoPro Hero 12/13 Black: 1. Start with the GoPro unplugged from the USB-C 2. Swipe down on the touch display, then swipe left 3. Tap [Pair Device] 4. If [Wireless Connections] is off, tap [Turn On] when prompted, then tap [Pair Device] again 5. Install/Open the GoPro Quik App on the iPhone 6. Navigate to the [GoPro] Tab 7. Tap [Connect a GoPro] 8. Tap [Connect] 9. Tap [Pair] when prompted 10. Name your GoPro or leave as default 11. Tap [Skip] if prompted to update (*update as needed and not rushed for time) 12. Tap [I’ll do this later] when prompted for cloud upload 13. Tap [No thanks] 14. Tap [Let’s Go] 15. Close the GoPro Quik app 16. Plug the USB-C cable into the GoPro and iPhone/iPad (Ensuring all connection points are securely connected on the Glambot® as well) 17. The Screen on the GoPro should display [USB Connected] 18. Open Snappic and select your event 19. Scroll down and tap [Select Accessories] then select [Volume Buttons] and tap [Done] 20. Tap [Configure Camera] then [Search for GoPro Camera] 21. Confirm the connection shows [Wired] and select your GoPro camera 22. Tap [Start Photo Booth] 23. Configure Video and Slowmo settings, then tap [Start Booth] 24. Tap [Video] and then select the time edit that best matches your desired Glambot® path 25. On the Glambot motion control web app, navigate to the advanced settings tab and confirm the connection type is set to [USB] 26. You are now ready to begin wired recording with your Glambot® and GoPro If the GoPro is still not connecting properly or not showing up as wired after following these steps, see GoPro not found / No wired connection in Snappic

If Snappic displays this failure to connect error, the connection to the GoPro has been interrupted. Follow the steps below to reconnect the device: 1. Unplug the USB cable from the GoPro 2. Navigate to the Bluetooth settings on the iPhone/iPad and forget the connection to the GoPro 1. Swipe down on the touch display (Hero 11/10/9 Black, swipe left after swiping down) 2. Tap [Preferences] 3. Tap [Wireless Connections] 4. Set [Wireless Connections] to ON 5. Tap [Connect Device] 6. Tap [GoPro Quik App] 7. Install/Open the GoPro Quik App on the video editing device 8. Navigate to the [GoPro] Tab 9. Tap [Connect a GoPro] 10. Tap [Connect Camera] 11. Reconnect the USB connection from iPhone/iPad to the GoPro 12. The GoPro should now display [USB Connected] and show up as a wired connection

While it is recommended to run a wired connection for optimal performance when filming, there may be times when a wireless connection is needed (e.g. no USB cable). If necessary, follow these steps to connect and run a GoPro wireless connection: Hero 9/10/11 Black: 1. Swipe down on the touch display, then swipe left 2. Tap [Preferences] 3. Tap [Wireless Connections] 4. Set [Wireless Connections] to ON 5. Tap [Connect Device] 6. Tap [GoPro Quik App] 7. Install/Open the GoPro Quik App on the iPhone 8. Navigate to the [GoPro] Tab 9. Tap [Connect a GoPro] 10. Tap [Connect] 11. Tap [Pair] when prompted 12. Name your GoPro or leave as default 13. Tap [Skip] if prompted to update (*update as needed and not rushed for time) 14. Tap [I’ll do this later] when prompted for cloud upload 15. Tap [No thanks] 16. Tap [Let’s Go] 17. Close the GoPro Quik app and open Snappic 18. Select your event 19. Scroll down and tap [Select Accessories] then select [Volume Buttons] and tap [Done] 20. Tap [Configure Camera] then [Search for GoPro Camera] 21. Select your GoPro camera and tap [Use Wireless] 22. Tap [Join] when prompted 23. Tap [Start Photo Booth] 24. Configure Video and Slowmo settings, then tap [Start Booth] 25. Tap [Video] and then select the time edit that best matches your desired Glambot® path 26. On the Glambot motion control web app, navigate to the advanced settings tab and set the connection type to [Bluetooth] to ensure proper timing of wireless recording 27. You are now ready to begin wireless recording with your Glambot® and GoPro Hero 12/13 Black: 1. Swipe down on the touch display, then swipe left 2. Tap [Pair Device] 3. If [Wireless Connections] is off, tap [Turn On] when prompted, then tap [Pair Device] again 4. Install/Open the GoPro Quik App on the iPhone 5. Navigate to the [GoPro] Tab 6. Tap [Connect a GoPro] 7. Tap [Connect] 8. Tap [Pair] when prompted 9. Name your GoPro or leave as default 10. Tap [Skip] if prompted to update (*update as needed and not rushed for time) 11. Tap [I’ll do this later] when prompted for cloud upload 12. Tap [No thanks] 13. Tap [Let’s Go] 14. Close the GoPro Quik app and open Snappic 15. Select your event 16. Scroll down and tap [Select Accessories] then select [Volume Buttons] and tap [Done] 17. Tap [Configure Camera] then [Search for GoPro Camera] 18. Select your GoPro camera and tap [Use Wireless] 19. Tap [Join] when prompted 20. Tap [Start Photo Booth] 21. Configure Video and Slowmo settings, then tap [Start Booth] 22. Tap [Video] and then select the time edit that best matches your desired Glambot® path 23. On the Glambot motion control web app, navigate to the advanced settings tab and set the connection type to [Bluetooth] to ensure proper timing of wireless recording 24. You are now ready to begin wireless recording with your Glambot® and GoPro

If there is noticeable latency from the time the Glambot® path starts to when the video begins recording, there are a few likely causes. 1. The GoPro is connected wirelessly. To ensure proper recording transfer speeds, use a wired connection.  1. If the video is still recording late, use the advanced settings on the Glambot® motion control web app to change the connection type to Bluetooth. While still using a wired connection to the GoPro, using the Bluetooth setting on the Glambot Motion control will trigger the recording slightly earlier than the wired connection setting.

Event Pro 1 and Pro 2 models

Event Pro 3 and some Pro 2 models.

1. Connect the device running LumaBooth to the Glambot Bluetooth 1. Open the LumaBooth app and launch event 1. Open the event settings menu by tapping the dropdown arrow in the top-right corner 1. Select [capture mode] and make sure that [Boomerang/360] is selected 1. Go to [capture settings] and set the countdown to 1 sec. (adjust if needed) 1. Configure recording time and effects as desired 1. Navigate to camera settings and adjust as desired 1. Note: when using dslr in portrait orientation, adjust the camera rotation setting to portrait 270 degrees or portrait 90 degrees depending on which direction your camera is oriented 1. Tap the dropdown arrow, then [Launch Event] 1. Your Glambot is now ready!

If no power or data is being provided from the usb-c ports on arm 2, there are two most likely causes:  1. The usb-c connection is swapped on arm 1, or disconnected.  1. On the bottom side of arm 1, ensure that the usb-c with the yellow stripe is connected to the power port, and that the all black usb-c is in the data port 2. On the power strip at the base of the robot, ensure that the yellow striped usb-c is plugged in and receiving power. For data ports, ensure that the cables connected to the camera and iPhone/iPad are data-transfer cables. See our List of Recommended Cables 3. If there is still no power or data, try using a different usb-c cable.  1. The USB-C connection point into arm 2 needs flipped. Some USB-C connections are directional and only work one way. Try Flipping the USB-C cable around as shown below:

If you are unable to move your speed slider on Motion Control v. 3.2.x please update your iOS and this should resolve the issue.