Pairing Glambot with Snappic:
Connect the device running Snappic to the Glambot via Bluetooth
If the Glambot is not showing up as a discoverable device or is unable to connect, see Bluetooth not showing up / Cannot connect to Bluetooth
Note: The only device that should be connected to the Glambot Bluetooth is the one device running Snappic
Open the Snappic app and choose your event
Scroll down and tap [Configure Camera]
Turn your camera on and plug it into the data port at the end of arm 2
Plug your Snappic device into the data port:
For Event Pro 3 models, this is located on the back of the pedestal
For Event Pro 1 or Event Pro 2 models, this is located under the shoulder
Select desired camera, then tap [Done]
For iPhone - select desired built-in lens
For DSLR - ensure proper cable connection and select the camera (note that the options do not matter for dslr cameras, all options are equivalent)
For GoPro - tap [Search for GoPro Camera] and select the GoPro (for additional help connecting a GoPro, see GoPro not found)
Tap [Select Accessories] and choose [Volume Buttons]
Tap [Start Photo Booth] and configure the camera settings as needed
Tap [Start Booth]
Your Glambot is now ready!
Operation and Filming Recommendations:
In the Glambot motion control web app, set the desired speed (Send It recommended for all dslr cameras)
Select desired path or tether multiple paths together
Note the path time in the top-right corner
Select the corresponding video edit in Snappic that best matches the path time, then tap [Next]
When ready to record, tap [Start] on the Glambot motion control web app. The robot will move to the starting position, display a countdown, and begin the selected path motion. The video will automatically begin recording in Snappic in synchronized time.
