USER MANUAL

PHOTO BOOTH SMOVE FBOX MINI

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1. A standard set of Photo Booth SMOVE

FBOX MINI

Standard set contains:

Photo booth shell,

Base plate

Stand / Leg

Printer shelf

Printer shell,

Canon EOS camera with a power supply adaptor,

ALL-IN-ONE ASUS PC with a power supply adaptor,

A dye sublimation printer Mitsubishi CP-D80DW with a power supply cable,

4x M6 screws with big head to bind the Base plate with Stand,

2x M6 screws with small head to bind the Printer shell with Printer shelf

1x M6 screws with big head to bind the Photo booth shell with Stand,

1x M6 screws with big head to secure the Printer shelf,

2 sets of 2 keys,

Lamp remote control,

2x Remote control for decorative lighting

1m power supply cable IEC C13-C14 to connect Photo booth shell with Stand,

5m power supply cable IEC C13,

Mini USB cable to connect Camera to the PC,

1m USB A-B cable to connect Photo booth shell with Stand.

0,5m USB A-B cable to connect Printer shell with Stand.

Warning

The machine is not made for permanent working. The maximum operating duration

should not exceed 12h. After this period, the machine should be turned off for at least

6h. Photo Booth cannot be used and stored in an open space area.

Operating and storing range: temperature 10 – 30 Celsius degrees; humidity: 35-80%

with no condensation. Once prolong transported (+1h) with a risk of temperatures

beyond the range given above (<10 - >30 O), please wait at least 1 hour before turning

it on.

The PC, as the only one part of Photo Booth set, does NOT have to be disassembled during the transport. However, we

recommend you to take a special care to prevent mechanical damage of the PC screen.

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2. Assembling of Photo Booth:

1. Put the Base plate on the workplace of the Photo booth. Prepare screws to bind the Stand

with the Base plate (4x M6 with big head)

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2. Pull the Power supply cable (5m IEC C13) through the hole in the Base plate and then

through the hole in the Stand.

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3. Screw down 4 screws to bind the Base plate with the Stand.

Warning! Keep caution not to crush the cables!

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4. Plug the main power supply cable into the socket (cable) in the Stand.

5. Hide connected cables inside the Stand. IR sensor (red arrow) could be left outside the

Stand.

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6. Put the Photo booth shell on the Stand/Leg by placing the guides (red arrow) inside the

Stand

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7. After placing the Photo booth shell on the Stand/Leg – secure the connection by binding it

by M6 screw

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8. Pull the Power supply cable (1m IEC C13-C14) and USB A-B cable (1m) through the hole in

the Photo booth shell

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9. Tilt the Photo booth shell to the front, so it will be possible to connect cables to the Stand.

10. Plug the Power supply cable (1m IEC C13-C14) and USB A-B cable (1m) into the sockets

inside the Stand/Leg.

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11. Turn ON the Main Power Source by holding the button (red arrow) till you hear constant

sound.

12. Screw the camera to the mounting, then place DC module inside the camera.

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Warning! Please notice to close the battery door. If it will be opened, the camera

will not turn ON.

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13. Connect the Camera to the Computer using Mini USB cable.

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14. If your Photo Booth is provided with Flash module – Plug in the hot shoe into the camera

slot and connect it with Flash module using the cable (Jack-Synchro).

15. Turn on Flash module and adjust its strength by knob (if your booth is provided with it).

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16. Photo booth has possibility to tilt camera from Vertical to Horizontal position

(Portrait / Landscape). To rotate the camera – Loosen the screw (red arrow), then tilt the

camera mounting and tighten the screw.

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17. Place the Printer shelf on the Stand/Leg.

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18. After placing the Shelft on the Stand – secure it by M6 screw.

19. Place the Printer shell on the center of Printer shelf.

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20. Bind the Printer shell with Printer shelf using M6 screws with small heads (red arrows).

Then plug AC cable (built in Printer shell) to the Stand/Leg and connect Printer Shell with

Stand by USB A-B (0,5 m) or USB B-B

21. Turn the PC on. The switcher can be found in the top-left corner.

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22. Turn the ring lamp on.

There are 3 modes available:

Off.

Control mode (the light intensity can be adjusted with the remote control or by switches on the dimmer panel).

Permanent mode (full light strength).

23. Start photo booth software. An icon (DSLR Remote Pro) will be found on a desktop.

24. Choose camera settings (Av, Tv, ISO from software), ring lamp settings (with remote

control/dimmer panel) and flash module settings (by knob).

25. Start Photo Booth using the icon below.

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3. Technical handling

Placing and replacing printing materials and supplies:

https://youtu.be/wQDOzddzQCU

To replace consumables it is necessary to open the Printer shell by using Service key and removing the Upper part.

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Bulb exchanging

Using the knob, unscrew a bolt securing a LED bulb you need to exchange, then replace with a new bulb (type: MR16 12V,

max 5W, „pure white” light shade).

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4. Photo Booth software

WARNING! Do NOT install WINDOWS UPDATES

and reduce other updates to a minimum, to avoid software conflicts with Photo Booth

program.

A complete software manual in English, covering 150 pages, is available here: http://www.breezesys.com/DSLRRemotePro/support.htm

Key camera settings

Once the camera is in M mode, you can set all the

parameters using camera buttons.

Following our experience, we suggest you to

start with:

[1] Tv: 1/100

[2] Av: 6,3

[3] ISO: 400

[1] Tv, a shutter speed – determines sharpness of the photo. In fact, below 1/80, it would

be difficult to take a clear photo. Recommended Photo Booth settings: 1/80 - 1/200.

[2] Av, aperture value – determines a dose of light reaching to the matrix – lighter photos

with maintained sharpness level. Recommended Photo Booth settings: 5,6 – 7,1.

[3] ISO, sensitivity of camera’s sensor to light – Higher ISO value means lighter photo but

results in lower value colour mapping and visual distortion (noise). Recommended Photo

Booth settings: 400 – 3200.

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If a room where you are taking photos is relatively bright, we suggest to set AF lens mode. If the room is dark, or blinking

lights or smoke might occur, choose MF mode. In MF lens mode you will adjust sharpness manually using a lens ring.