Comparison between the MECHA C1 and C2 Controllers скачать в хорошем качестве

Comparison between the MECHA C1 and C2 Controllers

Today in this video we will talk about some similarities and differences between the MECHA C1 and C2 Controllers. The most obvious difference between C1 and C2 is that C2 has a 0.96-inch OLED display, while C1 has only LED indicators. The display can guide you through all the major operations and settings, making C2 much more intuitive than the C1 Controller. We dare to say, however, that you will like the C1 Controller a lot once you understand what the LEDs indicate and also the meaning of the sounds the controller makes. But you shouldn't limit yourself to using only the controller buttons. Both C1 and C2 users can access the MECHA's User Interface and benefit from all the functionalities that MECHA offers. It can be accessed directly by phone, or via a Wi-Fi network, or via the Internet, with a device connected to the Internet. The MECHA's User Interface is the same for both controllers and could be used to change settings and create presets. A preset can be assigned to controller buttons. For example, a preset assigned to button 1 can be launched by pressing 1 and the right arrow button. The minus, plus and menu buttons of C2 are equivalent to buttons 1, 2 and 3 of C1. Minus / 1, pre-programmed with 4 shots around. Plus / 2, pre-programmed with 6 shots around. Menu / 3, pre-programmed with 8 shots around. When long pressed on C2, in Advanced Mode, the display will show the Preset menu. It can also be used to switch from one menu to another. On both C1 and C2, the left and right buttons can be used for manual rotation to the left and right, respectively, and to specify the direction when launching a preset using the controller buttons, also as terminators for codes (similar to the Enter key). On C2, they can be used as navigation buttons as well. The up and down buttons of C2 control the up and down movement of the upper rotator, when two rotators are used. On MECHA DAC, the left and right buttons of the upper C1 act as up and down buttons and control the upper rotator. The center button of C2 has a camera trigger function, and also a confirmation function. C2's buttons behavior depends on whether Simple or Advanced Mode is enabled or there is a Menu option shown on the display. If we need to use a code, on the C2 we usually select it from the Config menu, while on the C1, it must be entered using the controller buttons. On both C1 and C2, the power button is used to power on/off MECHA, to confirm or cancel some operations, and it can also be used to enter the number 0 (zero) when power codes are entered. Power codes always start with zero. In addition to the MECHA's User Interface, there is also a dedicated interface for the C2 Controller, which we often use in our tutorials. It can be accessed at: http://192.168.8.1/c2, the MECHA’s static IP address. Use the dynamic IP address if you are connecting to MECHA's network by using a computer. The dimensions of C1 are: 71x38x41 mm, and it weighs 185g due to the included battery. The dimensions of C2 are 80x50x20 mm, and its weight is 85g. MECHA C2 Controller is a dedicated dual-axis controller, it can be connected to two rotators, so it can control two rotators simultaneously. C1 can control only one rotator at a time. For dual-axis applications, you need either one C2 Controller and two rotators or two C1 Controllers and two rotators. The C2 Controller connects to the rotators with its built-in cable. The C1 Controller connects wirelessly to another C1, thus two C1 can be assembled in DAC (Dual Axis Combo) and control two axes. It is possible to shoot a multi-row panorama by using only one motorized rotator and one C1 Controller, but you have to manually tilt the upper rail of the panohead. Both controllers can be used for single-row shooting of turntable object VR, for partial panoramas, or 360° panoramas and high-resolution gigapixel images as well. The C2’s battery is external and you can quickly replace it when needed. The use of external battery means you can carry spare batteries and quickly refuel MECHA before or during a shooting session. A power cable splitter is available for using two sets of batteries at the same time for extended operation and / or changing batteries without a pause. C1, on the other hand, has a built-in battery which lasts for one day after a full charge. It can be charged from a power bank or outlet adapter even while it is in use. Both C1 and C2 have support for IR or wired remote control. The use of the NN IR remote control can be enabled from the Configuration page in the User Interface, but also from the OLED menu, when using C2, or with the code 3232, when using C1. *************** Short Links: Authorized Dealers: https://j.mp/30VpyI4 Forum - All things Panoramas: https://bit.ly/3nMCpVL Facebook: https://j.mp/3eoijLS Facebook Mecha: https://j.mp/3qqSd0e #NodalNinja #PanoramicPhotography #360Photography