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4.3.5 Time Lapse Mode
Time Lapse videos are created by a series of pictures taken in a certain time frame with the same interval
between each frame. This is exactly what MIOPS does in Time Lapse mode. It triggers your camera
periodically per your settings. You can define how many pictures you want to take, so you don’t fill up your
memory card. You can also define the exposure, so MIOPS will have the full control of your camera.
between each frame. This is exactly what MIOPS does in Time Lapse mode. It triggers your camera
periodically per your settings. You can define how many pictures you want to take, so you don’t fill up your
memory card. You can also define the exposure, so MIOPS will have the full control of your camera.
Time Lapse mode has three different
parameters. These are Interval, Exposure and
Limit. You can set the interval anywhere
between 1 sec and 59 min 59 sec. with 1 sec
increments. You can set the exposure value
up to 59 min 59 sec as well. The third
parameter is limit. It defines the number of
frames to be captured. You can set it up 9999.
When this number is reached, MIOPS will no
longer take pictures.
parameters. These are Interval, Exposure and
Limit. You can set the interval anywhere
between 1 sec and 59 min 59 sec. with 1 sec
increments. You can set the exposure value
up to 59 min 59 sec as well. The third
parameter is limit. It defines the number of
frames to be captured. You can set it up 9999.
When this number is reached, MIOPS will no
longer take pictures.
4.3.6 DIY (Do It Yourself) Mode
DIY mode enables you to use external sensors for creative photography. You can hookup external sensor for
pressure, temperature, humidity etc. The output voltage of the sensor must be between 0 and 3 Volts and the
sensor must be connected to MIOPS using the DIY port. The DIY port is 3.5 mm jack. This mode has three
different parameters. These are Threshold, Delay and Mode. You need to set a threshold value between 1 and
99 percent. The second parameter is delay. You can set a delay value between 1 msec and 999 msec. Finally,
you can also define the signal change mode. This determines what kind of signal change from the output of
the sensor would be treated as a valid triggering event. There are three different options: Raise, Fall and
Change. If you set it to Raise, MIOPS will detect only raising signals. If you set it to Fall, MIOPS will detect
falling signals. If you want both types of signals to be detected, then you need to set the parameter to Change.
pressure, temperature, humidity etc. The output voltage of the sensor must be between 0 and 3 Volts and the
sensor must be connected to MIOPS using the DIY port. The DIY port is 3.5 mm jack. This mode has three
different parameters. These are Threshold, Delay and Mode. You need to set a threshold value between 1 and
99 percent. The second parameter is delay. You can set a delay value between 1 msec and 999 msec. Finally,
you can also define the signal change mode. This determines what kind of signal change from the output of
the sensor would be treated as a valid triggering event. There are three different options: Raise, Fall and
Change. If you set it to Raise, MIOPS will detect only raising signals. If you set it to Fall, MIOPS will detect
falling signals. If you want both types of signals to be detected, then you need to set the parameter to Change.