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User Manual for iFootage S1A1S Wireless Motion Control System for Shark Slider S1 Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the iFootage S1A1S Wireless Motion Control System
- Product category: Tripods, Supports & Rigs iFootage
- Brand: iFootage
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
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User manual for the iFootage S1A1S Wireless Motion Control System contain basic instructions
that need to be followed during installation and operation.
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Product description The S1A1S Wireless Motion Control System from iFootage enables you to add wireless motion control to your Shark Slider S1 (not included). The system consists of an electronic motor, a wireless shutter controller, and the wireless controller. This system provides steady, automatic moves for time-lapse and motion control moves. The time-lapse mode features a preview function to help you envision the finished shot and a manual mode lets you adjust movements on the fly. Up to nine moves can be programmed and repeated. The optional 95W battery attaches to the slider and will run the controller for up to 12 hours with continuous shooting, or up to 16 hours in time-lapse mode. The compact S1A1S Motion Control System includes seven camera shutter cables, an antenna, and a carrying case. Camera rigs weighing up to 17.6 lb can be supported by the system. - 2.4 GHz wireless controller
- Saves time by using the humanistic method and interface of controller
- Three-phase induction motor
- Up to 12 hours of working time in 25% power consumption for continuous video shooting and up to 16 hours in time-lapse mode
- Simple and classic design, easy to carry
- Made of anodized aluminum alloy
In the Box iFootage S1A1S Wireless Motion Control System for Shark Slider S1 Electronic Motor Module Wireless Motorized Controller Wireless Shutter Controller Timing Belt Antenna 7 x Shutter Cables USB Connector Carrying Case Power Cable 2 x Screws Limited 1-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersiFootage S1A1S Specs | Compatibility | Shark Slider S1 | | Speed Range | 0.04 to 6.3" per Sec / 1 to 160 mm per Sec | | Location Accuracy | 0.0004" / 0.01 mm | | Maximum Load | 17.6 lb / 8 kg | | Motor Power | 8 to 32 W | | Output Voltage | 14.8 to 24 V | | Operating Frequency | 2.4 GHz | | Remote Distance | 65.6' / 20 m | | Speed Control | Adjustable Speed, Gearing Speed | | | | Package Weight | 9.355 lb | | Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 16.3 x 13.4 x 4.9" |
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