MIOPS Splash Quick Start Manual

QUICK START GUIDE
MIOPS SPLASH
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Application Settings
You can open the application settings, by touching
the gear icon at the right top corner of the screen.
You can change various settings of the app using this
screen. The changes to the settings will be saved
automatically.
The first setting is the "Pulse Length". MIOPSSPLASH
generates a pulse to trigger your camera. You can
set the length of the pulse in milliseconds.
You can select between available languages by
changing the "Language" parameter.
You can click the "Buy Now" button to shop on
miops.com web store.
You can send your questions and request using the
"Feedback" button. You can also send a screenshot
to show any issues you might have.
Package Contents
MIOPS SPLASH Flash Cable
System Requirements:
Please visit www.miops.com Your smartphone must
have MIOPS MOBILE app installed.
Battery: 23A – 12V Alkaline Battery
Tube Length: 17cm Tube Diameter: 3.2 cm
Device Selection
You need to install the MIOPS Mobile app. The
app opens with a selection screen. You need to
select which equipment you are going to use to
control your flash or camera
MIOPS Splash users need to select the MIOPS
.
Splash icon
Connection Modes
Camera Mode
In the Camera mode, MIOPS Splash will trigger your
camera only. You need to connect the camera
connection cable from MIOPS Splash to the shutter
release port of your camera.
Once you set the drop sizes and press the Start
button on the app, MIOPS Splash will send the drops
and then trigger the camera. You can add a delay.
Device Input/Outputs
.
Valve Button: Releases the valve
Power LED: Indicates the power status.
On/Off Switch: Controls the power.
Camera Output: Connects to the camera.
Flash Output: Connects to the flash.
Flash Mode
In Flash Mode, MIOPS Splash can trigger both the
camera and the flash if you make the cable
connections A and B.
MIOPS splash will trigger the camera first. As the
shutter is still open, it will release the drops and
then trigger the flash. Finally, it will close the shutter
of the camera. BULB mode or long enough exposure
needed.