In Timed Shot mode (intervalometer) can you use the phone to upload the intervals and then walk away out of bluetooth range?
2090617
Sorry. I have not tried walking away with the iphone leaving the camera to work. I may have to try it to see. I suspect yu should not break the bluetooth link.
1803369
No, the phone is what's sending the signals for the shutter to fire. If the connection is dropped, the Smart Trigger will no longer be receiving the signal. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
823351
I never tried that and cant say 100 % for sure. But I don't think so. And I don't recall seeing that feature in the manual. I sent mine back. I hated it.
363262
I haven't recorded any longer than about 3.5 hours at a time, but that length was no problem for the battery. You'll want to put your phone in airplane mode though and turn off wifi, blue tooth, etc. so that iXY gets full resources and optimum battery usage. It sucks when the recording stops because the system was interrupted by something, and there's no indication from the app, it just cuts off in that case as if you had hit stop.
1458508
I have never used that option. You can bypass the range mode and use the tracking mode which keeps suggesting the heart rate goal monitoring. When you get your heart rate (for example) to a suggested rate of 118 it will up the goal to 126. Then when you reach 126, it will up the goal to 132. I stopped mine at that point before my heart started pounding out of my chest and switched it to a steady constant heart rate readout. It works very well as a no frails heart monitor.
1338013
No. I have not found a way. You have to log into the camera through the app.
916735
I have both the BT 4.0 "smart" speed/cadence and heart rate monitors, they work simultaneously. It's up to the app to pair them. Runkeeper MTB just had to "unpair all" and re-discover to sync them the first time; Endomondo recognized both inmediately.
1224192
There is a record function button on the unit so I'm sure you can. However, I've had no occasion to try it.
1260263
It can be disabled through your Bluetooth settings for the mpow. Pair it and once paired uncheck the box for phone.
1171177
why would you? you can use the camera's delayed shutter timer. besides you would have to be at the remote's cord distance.. it's not wireless.
2056828
No. You re not. It is called slow synch. You can change sync. Speed by going into the camera's custom function and change it.
129112
Im not sure. I am a droid user and I can do it from my phone. These cameras are nice. Go to your app store and look at some of them and just email the creator of the app if your not sure. allot of times they will list the cameras in the app description.
1029027
Yes but I do not use it. I have set it up once to try out. All you have to do is hit the top of your watch to clock an interval. I think this makes it a great IT for short runs but longer distances mean more chance of hitting the IT as you run. Hope this helps, Andrew
1819596
I don't know about the iPhone, but my Galaxy S3 has a self shot timer. I set the timer, hit the button, and hold out the mono pod.
761091
I haven't been able to get it to do that with my phone. I tried, but it doesn't seem to be an option. It might just be my phone, or it might be that the device is incompatible for this. I'm not sure which.
1591751
James, yes u can if the camera you are using is wi-fi capable. Some are not. Ck the Transcend website to make sure your camera is there. Then it needs to be set up for the wi-fi you are using. Once your camera is set for wi-fi you can send to the cloud or your computer. But remember to turn off wireless when not using or it will drain the camera battery.
1424498
No. There is a third party software that you can buy which may allow this but the device itself does not do this.