Recommended Equipment:
iPad (13" screen recommended / cellular recommended)
Apple USB-C to Digital AV Adapter + USB-A to USB-C Cable (if running a wired camera connection and charging simultaneously. See charging an iPad while using a wired camera connection)
3ft coiled usb c to usb c cable (Camera to Glambot data port)
Video Tutorial:
Instructions:
Connect the iPad to the Glambot® Bluetooth
Connect the iPad to the Glambot® Wi-Fi
Turn on the iPad cellular data (if applicable)
Go to the Cellular Data settings and turn on Wi-Fi assist
Open safari and type in the Glambot® Motion Control URL
Tap the 3 dots at the top of the screen and select [Split View]
Open Snappic and adjust the screen divider as needed
When prompted, select [Use Cellular Data]. This will allow your videos to upload and send, while still controlling the robot through the local network.
Select your event
Scroll down and tap [Select Accessories] - [Volume Buttons]
Scroll down and tap [Configure Camera] and 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 additional help connecting a DSLR camera, see DSLR Setup and Settings.
For GoPro - tap [Search for GoPro Camera] and select the GoPro. For additional help connecting a GoPro, see GoPro Setup and Settings.
Tap [Start Photo Booth] and configure the camera settings as needed
Tap [Start Booth]
You're now ready to operate the Glambot® Motion Controls and Snappic using split screen on an iPad
*If using an iPad without a cellular connection, your videos will not be able to upload in real time. This is because the Glambot® local Wi-Fi connection is needed to operate the Motion Control software. Instead, you will have to connect to Wi-Fi after the event so the videos can upload and send.
Advanced Settings:
Go to the Wi-Fi settings on the iPad and tap the blue "i" logo next to the Glambot network
Scroll down to IPV4 Address, then tap and hold on the IP Address and click copy
Click [Configure IP] and select [Manual]
Paste the IP address
Enter 255.255.255.0 for the Subnet mask
Click [Save] in the top right corner
You will now see a spinning wheel when connecting to the Glambot Wi-Fi signal. This is normal and will still allow for control of the Glambot locally on the network. You should see the cellular connection in the top right corner of the iPad, which will allow the internet connection and Snappic videos to upload.