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PIXIO User Manual V3.0 February, 2019 Congratulations!

Congratulations on purchasing your PIXIO, the very efficient and easy to use robotic camera. You are about to shoot quality videos of indoor and outdoor activities, at distances up to 330ft (100m). This User Manual lists the contents of the package, how to install and start your PIXIO, to set it up, and how to get the best of it. With PIXIO, film sport, trainings, lessons, conferences, ceremonies, Arts and entertainment, recreative activities... and much more!

Contents Supplied items . 4 MULTI-USER MODE . 23 Before starting . 5 Charging the batteries . 6 Getting started . 7 Setting up the PIXIO . 8 Setting up the beacons . 9 Start tracking . 11 Start / Stop Recording . 12 Using the PIXIO_REMOTE App . 13 Use your phone/tablet to control your PIXIO . 14 Conferences, ceremonies, classrooms special settings . 16 How to restrict the rotation of the robot . 17 TIPS & TRICKS . 18 How to increase the autonomy . 19 Zoom settings . 20 Camera settings . 21 How to attach a heavy camera . 21 Film from an elevated location . 22 Pairing procedure: pair your devices (robots, watches and beacons) . 24 MULTI-USER operation . 26 TECHNICAL INFORMATION . 29 Installing a new firmware version on your PIXIO . 30 Configuring your PIXIO to work with your own CAMERA . 32 Description of LEDs . 33 Specifications . 37 More information about PIXIO batteries . 38 F.A.Q . 39 Troubleshooting . 41 Customer support . 46 Precautions and safety . 47 3 Supplied items Micro-beacons (x3) Mini tripods (x3) PIXIO Robot Watch & wristband PIXIO USB Charger & power cord Wireless charger and its cable for the watch USB cables (x4) MULTI cable 4 Before starting 1. CHARGING THE BATTERIES 5 Charging the batteries The complete charging of each device takes about 2 hours. Plug the USB charger into the socket thanks to the power cord. Plug the USB cables on the USB charger. Recharge the PIXIO robot. Plug one of the USB cables to the plug 5V DC at the back of the PIXIO robot. The corresponding red LED located near the plug lights up during the recharge, and turns off when the robot is charged. To avoid self-discharge of the robot, unplug the robot after the end of the robot charge, turn the robot ON for a few seconds and then turn it OFF before storing it. Recharge the PIXIO micro beacons. Plug USB cables in each one of the micro beacons plug located behind as shown. The red LED of the micro-beacon lights up during the recharge, and turns off when the micro-beacon is charged. 1 Recharge the PIXIO watch. Plug the wireless charger to one of the USB cables connected to the USB charger. Just put the watch on the wireless charger. The red LED of the watch lights up during the recharge, and goes down when the watch is charged. 1 You can also recharge the PIXIO devices with a computer. Connect the USB cable to a USB port on your computer. 1 Sometimes the red light flashes at the end of the charge. It is not a problem, the item is charged 6 Getting started 1. SETTING UP YOUR PIXIO 2. SETTING UP THE BEACONS 3. STARTING THE TRACKING 4. STARTING RECORDING 7 Setting up the PIXIO E C I T O N Before using PIXIO for the first time, you must check that the firmware of the PIXIO is up to date (refer page 30), and check that the camera parameters kept in the memory of the robot matches your camera model (refer page 32). 1. Screw the robot on a tripod equipped with a standard 3/8 screw (check that the motor is switched off before screwing or unscrewing the device). 2. Screw your camera, DSLR, smartphone/tablet adaptor to the robot with the 1/4 screw of the PIXIO robot. 3. If you are using a supported model of camera, plug the camera and the robot with the correct cable. There are 3 cable models depending on the camera model:

3 3 2 1 MULTI cable AV/R cable Jack 2.5mm cable A MULTI cable is supplied with your system. You can order an AV/R and/or a Jack 2,5mm cable at https://shop.movensee.com/

8 Setting up the beacons The watch is located by the beacons thanks to triangulation techniques which is why the beacons are essential both INDOOR and OUTDOOR. After screwing the beacons on the mini-tripods, switch ON each beacon by pressing its button turns ON. until the green light Place the PIXIO robot and the 3 beacons around the area you want to film following these instructions:

- Place the beacon n1 as far as possible from the robot (but not more than 330ft or 100m). It will improve the left-right accuracy of the tracking (beacon numbers are written at the back of each beacon).

- Place the beacons n2 on the left of the beacon n1, as seen from the robot.

- The beacon n3 can be placed on the left or on the right of other beacons. The beacon n2 is on the left of the beacon n1, as seen from the robot The beacon n1 is placed as far as possible from the robot 2 1 1 2 3 3 9 The PIXIO robot can also be placed at the middle of the 3 beacons. The beacon n2 is on the left of the beacon n1, as seen from the robot 2 1 The beacon n1 is placed as far as possible from the robot 3 The positions of the beacons are very flexible, but tracking and accuracy are better with proper configurations:

Check that there are direct lines of sight between the beacons, and between the robot and each beacon. Or at least check that any obstacle is small. Keep the robot, the beacons, and the watch at more than 20-30 cm (10 inches) from the walls or from massive metallic parts. Avoid operating near a big electrical transformer, powerful antenna, etc. The best height for the beacons is 1 to 2m (3 to 6 ft) from the ground. The three beacons need to be on the same level and perpendicular to the ground. The distance between the beacons, and the distance between the robot and the beacons, must be smaller than 330ft (100m). Optimal orientation Bad orientation CORRECT INCORRECT 10 Start tracking Switch ON the camera. Adjust the tripod horizontally and set the TILT angle of the camera by screwing more or less the screw at the rear of the robot. Check that the watch is OFF. Switch ON the PIXIO robot by pressing the power button at the rear of the robot until the green light starts to flash. unscrew to decrease the TILT angle screw to increase the TILT angle By rotating the tripod, or using robot buttons

, place the beacon n1 at the center of the camera screen. What is important is the right-left position of the beacon. Use the manual ZOOM on the camera to improve the precision. A 50cm (20 inches) precision is enough. and Beacon n1 Remain in the area and switch ON the watch by pressing its starter button until the green light turns ON. The system initializes during about 10 to 30 seconds. When the watch LED is blinking regularly, the initialisation is finished and the robot is tracking the watch. 11 Start / Stop Recording If you are using a supported camera 1. You can start/stop recording by pressing BRIEFLY the watch button . DO NOT press the REC button directly on the camera. When the camera is recording, the green LED of the watch turns ON. The watch will blink slowly when you stop recording. If the zoom is busy, some delay might occur when you start/stop recording. In this case, the green LED of the watch will blink quickly until your order is taken into account. LED blinking slowly :

recording command is OFF If you are using a non supported camera 2. If you are using a camera model which is not supported by the robot, just press record directly on your camera. LED full green :

recording command is ON 12 Using the PIXIO_REMOTE App 1. USE YOUR PHONE OR TABLET TO CONTROL YOUR PIXIO 2. CONFERENCES, CEREMONIES, CLASSROOMS SPECIAL SETTINGS 3. HOW TO RESTRICT THE ROTATION OF THE ROBOT 13 Use your phone/tablet to control your PIXIO You can control your robot PIXIO with your smartphone using a bluetooth connection and the Pixio_Remote App. How to connect a phone or tablet to a PIXIO robot Turn ON the robot, then briefly press the button rapidly. During one minute, your robot is ready to be connected with your smartphone. on the rear of the robot. A blue light starts blinking

> Activate bluetooth on your smartphone.

> Launch the Pixio_Remote App.

> Connect the bot 0 by pressing on the App. Follow the same procedure as above to connect the extra-robots to your phone. You can use as many extra-robots as you want with your App. E C I T O N 1. If you never have connected an extra-robot slave to your smartphone/tablet by pressing briefly the ON/

OFF button of the slave, this slave will appear in the App (thanks to information given by the master robot), but the App will not be able to control this extra-robot. 2. Due to smartphone/tablet limitations, only one extra-robot can be connected at the same time to the App (the master is always connected). You can switch from one slave to another one by pressing on the App. 14 How to use the App as a remote control Record ON/OFF: when a remote control is paired, the REC orders sent by the watches are ignored and the light of the watch blinks as follows:

Use the button on the App to start and stop the video recording for each camera. Auto Zoom: tap on to modify the frame of the automatic zoom. Manual Zoom: tap on to modify the frame of the camera. On manual zoom mode, the robot DOES NOT zoom IN and OUT automatically. Auto Track: the robot automatically turns right & left to follow the watch. Manual Track: use the slider to turn the robot on the right or on the left. Brightness: use the curser to watch and beacons. increase or reduce the brightness of the lights of the Selection of the tracked TAG: on each robot menu, tap watch tracked by the selected robot. on to select the E C I T O N The remote control bluetooth range depends on your smartphone model. The range is generally about 160 ft (50m). 15 Conferences, ceremonies, classrooms special settings CONFERENCES CEREMONIES CLASSROOMS Special settings Refer to the latest version of the User Manual to set up your PIXIO, download and connect the app. to the robot(s). STEP 1. Press Settings STEP 2. Press Stop Mode Enable

(its not a sliding button, press it) STEP 3. Press Tracking Smoothness STEP 4. Press Soft STEP 5. Test your PIXIO and change the settings to obtain the result you prefer Watch the help by pressing the question marks 16 How to restrict the rotation of the robot (useful when an external device is plugged to the robot)?

You may need to connect an external equipment (streaming dongle, charger, etc.) to the robot or the camera during operation. To prevent the cables from wrapping around the robot, you can restrict the rotation of the robot to +/- 180 from to the beacon n1 thanks to an adjustable option in the PIXIO_Remote application. To do this, launch the PIXIO_Remote application on your phone / tablet (refer to page 16). click on Settings Disable the option

-- 360 Degree Endless --

Validate by pressing OK 17 TIPS & TRICKS 1. HOW TO INCREASE THE AUTONOMY 2. ZOOM SETTINGS 3. CAMERA SETTINGS 4. HOW TO ATTACH A HEAVY CAMERA 5. FILM FROM AN ELEVATED LOCATION 18 How to increase the autonomy 1. Beacons and robot are designed to be powered while using. You can plug power banks to the robot and the beacons to increase the autonomy of your PIXIO. A powerbank with a capacity of 3000mAh will extend the autonomy by 4 or 5h. Use powerbanks 2. Use the mains outlets You can plug the PIXIO robot and the beacons to the sockets. This is useful to film longer, and to install your system in a fixed position.

> For the beacons, use 3 micro-USB chargers 5V DC, 700 mA min.

> For the PIXIO robot, use a micro-

USB charger 5V DC, 2A min (or the one which is provided). Power 5V DC, 700mA min

(not provided) Power 5V DC, 2A min the provided)

(e.g. one 19 Zoom settings Initialisation of the zoom When you switch ON the PIXIO robot, and also when it starts tracking you, the (supported) camera zooms out totally, and then zooms in automatically. Personal settings When the tracking is started, you can modify the automatic zoom level of the robot. Just press zoomIN or zoomOUT by successive short pressing. The new settings are automatically recorded for future use. Those buttons only work when the tracking is started, and when the zoom is not blocked in the wide setting. Zoom behavior For quality reasons, the automatic zoom changes with small successive increments. When the automatic zoom is very busy, a complete zoom out sometimes occurs, and the zoom command rapidely comes back to the normal value. 20 Camera settings It is recommended to activate the anti-vibration features of the camera (called steadyshot for Sony cameras), and to deactivate the digital zoom. Depending on what you prefer, check all parameters related to image quality and size: 16:9 is often preferred to 4:3; 50p or 60p is better for slow motion; biggest image size and best recording quality give better results. Be careful with the energy economy options that may switch off the camera when the REC is OFF during a long time. How to attach a heavy camera You can lock the TILT axis by tightening the 2 screws apart the rotation. You can use a hexagonal screwdriver with diameter 2.5mm. Do not exceed a torque of 2 Nm. Release the screws in order to release the TILT rotation. You can use a long quick release mounting plate to move forward the center of gravity of the camera to prevent it from tilting backwards. Tighten the 2 screws apart the rotation to lock the screws Use a long quick release mounting plate to move forward the camera 21 Film from an elevated location PIXIO can be used to film from an elevated location. Just set the TILT axis with the screw at the rear of the TILT axis, and chose the distance between the camera and the area you want to film, as shown below. With appropriate settings, the auto-zoom will keep you in the frame. The best settings depend on the configuration of the premises, of the auto-zoom level, and of the kind of framing you prefer. So there is no hard and fast rule for those settings. 22 MULTI-USER MODE Connect one or more watches to one or more robots.

(if you use a single robot and a single watch, you are not concerned by this chapter) 1. PAIRING PROCEDURE 2. MULTI-USER OPERATION 23 Pairing procedure: pair your devices (robots, watches and beacons)

- if you have a single robot and several watches, your robot will become the master.

- if you have several robots, you have to choose one to become the master. While filming, the master robot should always be ON. The master collects data from the other devices to run MULTI-USER mode. 1. Start your PIXIO robot into the pairing mode Check that all devices (robots, watches and beacons) are OFF. Press and hold the zoomIN button on the master robot, then press briefly Release the zoomIN button when the green and red lights blink together. The master robot enters into the pairing mode and the green light flashes twice intermittently . Do not turn OFF the master before pairing all devices. You must pair at least one watch and 3 beacons to the master. You can add up to 15 additional robots (slaves) and film up to 16 people. 1. Press on hold ZoomIN button 3. Release ZoomIN button when the green and red lights blink together 2. Briefly press POWER ON 24 Pair a device (robot, watch or beacon) to the master 2. The master robot must be running in pairing mode to pair a new device (see the previous paragraph). To pair a new device (slave robot, watch or beacon), start the device closer than 1 meter (3 ft) from the master robot. The green light of the device blinks 4 times intermittently once the pairing is completed. You must restart all the devices before starting the tracking. The pairing is saved for future use. E C I T O N You must pair at least one watch and 3 beacons to the master before starting the tracking. How to recognize a slave robot and a master robot ?

3. During ignition (before the start of the tracking), the green and red lights of a slave robot blink alternately. Only the green light blinks on a master robot. 25 MULTI-USER operation 1. Multi watches tracking All devices must be paired together to be able to run into the MULTI-USER mode (see the Pairing procedure:

pair your devices (robots, watches and beacons), page 24). Turn OFF all watches. Follow the PIXIO set up procedure, until the beginning of the tracking (page 8). The PIXIO robot starts to track the first watch ON. Once the tracking begins, turn ON the additional watches by pressing the each watch starts to blink. The blinking is slow if there is no remote control connected to the device. The another using Pixio Remote Control app. on your phone while filming turned on. You can robot will film last watch from one watch to

(see page 14). button. The green light of switch the If there is no remote control connected, press the light is full green when the watch is filmed. Stop recording by pressing the flashes when the camera is not recording. button of a watch to be tracked and filmed. The button again. The green light Blinking light, watch ON / record OFF Light OFF, watch OFF Light ON, Watch ON Record ON 26 2. Multi robot tracking All devices must be paired together to be able to run into the MULTI-USER mode (see the Pairing procedure:

pair your devices (robots, watches and beacons), page 24). Each robot must point at the beacon n1 before turning ON the first watch and starting the tracking. Turn ON each beacon by pressing the button until the green light turns ON. Place the PIXIO robot and the 3 beacons around the area you want to film, in such a way that beacon n2 is on the left of the beacon n1, as seen from the master robot. The beacon n3 can be placed on the left or on the right of other beacons. The distance between the beacons, and the distance between the robot and the beacons, must be smaller than 330ft (100m). Slave robot Beacon n1 Beacon n2 Seen from the master robot, the beacon n2 must be on the left side of the beacon n1. Master robot Beacon n3 The distance between each device must be smaller than 330ft (100m) 27 Turn ON your cameras. Check that all watches are OFF. Power ON PIXIO robots by pressing the button for 2 seconds.

, place the beacon n1 at the center of By rotating the tripod, or with the robot buttons each camera screen. What is important is the right / left position of the beacon. Use the manual ZOOM on the camera to improve the precision. Its OK with a precision of about 50cm (20 inches). and Your PIXIO robots are ready!

about 2 or 3 seconds. The system initializes Remain in the area and switch ON the watch by pressing during about 10 to 30 seconds. When the watch LED is blinking regularly, the initialisation is finished and the robot is tracking the watch. 28 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 1. INSTALLING A NEW FIRMWARE VERSION 2. CONFIGURING YOUR PIXIO TO WORK WITH YOUR OWN CAMERA 3. DESCRIPTION OF LEDs 4. SPECIFICATIONS 5. INFORMATIONS ABOUT BATTERIES 4. F.A.Q 5. TROUBLESHOOTING 6. CUSTOMER SUPPORT 7. PRECAUTION & SAFETY 29 Installing a new firmware version on your PIXIO Firmware v2.9 is already installed on your PIXIO. To take advantage of the latest improvements, install any new firmware version available from:

https://shop.movensee.com/ccc We recommend to upgrade all devices (the robot, the watch and the 3 beacons) at the same time. Make sure that all devices are fully charged before starting the procedure. 1. Download the last firmware version Download the latest firmware version at https://shop.movensee.com/ccc Save the firmware on a micro-SD card formatted with the FAT32, FAT16 format (usually, micro-SD cards with a capacity lower than 32Gb are with a correct format). The file must be saved in the root directory of the memory card, not in a sub-directory. This file is meant to be opened directly on and by PIXIO (do not try to open it from your computer). Check that the name of the file is update.mnp without any ...(1) or ...(2) at the name. Insert the micro-SD card in the robot slot on the robot side. Need some help to upgrade your PIXIO ?

Have a look at the tutorial video:

https://youtu.be/CxnVju8qysw or FAT12 formatted The micro SD card goes into the robot slot the end of 30 Start the UPGRADE mode 2. Press and hold TurnRight button on the robot, then briefly press on power button. Release TurnRight button when the red light starts to blink. 1. Press on hold turnRIGHT button 3. Release turnRIGHT button when the red light starts to blink UPGRADE each device 3. Next, you have to upgrade each element one after the other (not all at the same time):

4. Press turnLEFT button to upgrade the robot 2. Briefly press POWER ON For the robot: Press briefly TurnLeft button. The green LED blinks rapidly during the upgrade, and stops when it is finished. For a watch or a beacon (switched OFF before the procedure):

during the upgrade, and turns full green when it is finished. Start the upgrade mode: press its started button during several seconds, until its green LED blinks Release the button, and press it again briefly to launch the upgrade. The green LED blinks rapidly Is there a problem? Dont panic.... If the upgrade is aborted (error, switch OFF,), you can start again the procedure. If during step 2, the red LED does not blink:

Check that the micro-SD card capacity is lower than 32Gb and formatted with the FAT32, FAT16, or FAT12 format;

Check that the upgrade file is stored at the root of the card and not in a sub-directory;

Check that the card is inserted correctly in the robot slot. 31 Configuring your PIXIO to work with your own CAMERA By default, your PIXIO is configured to work with a SONY HDR-CX450 camera. Follow these instructions to update the camera parameters kept in the memory of the robot. First, download the file corresponding to your camera model at https://shop.movensee.com/ccc. The file is meant to be opened directly on and by PIXIO robot so do not open the file directly from your computer. Record the PIXCAM.cfg file on a micro-SD card formatted with the FAT32, FAT16 or FAT12 format (usually, micro-SD cards with a capacity lower than 32Gb are formatted with a correct format). The file must be saved in the root directory of the memory card, not in a sub-directory. This file is meant to be opened directly on and by PIXIO (do not try to open it from your computer). Check that the name of the file is PIXCAM.cfg without any ...(1) or ...(2) at the end of the name. If needed, rename the file PIXCAM.cfg Insert the micro-SD card in the robot slot. Switch ON the robot (do not press any other button than the switch ON button). A few quick flashes of the LEDs occur, and the file has disappeared from the micro SD card. The parameters of the robot have been updated and stored in its memory. The micro SD card goes into the robot slot 32 Description of LEDs start procedure LED status LEDs off green LED blinking slowly green and red LEDs blinking alternatively Description The robot is off The robot (master) is initializing The robot (slave) is initializing LED status green LED blinking slowly green LED blinking quickly green LED ON tracking recharging Description the camera is on standby the watch requests the start or stop of the REC the camera is recording LED status red power LED is ON red power LED is blinking red power LED is off Description The robot is recharging The recharge is ending The battery is full 33 upgrade procedure LED status red LED blinking red LED ON Description The robot is in upgrade mode The robot is in upgrade mode but the robot cannot read the update.mnp file green LED blinking quickly red LED blinking slowly red LED blinking slowly (after the previous step) The upgrade has been done The robot is upgrading remote control LED status blue LED off blue LED blinking quickly blue LED blinking slowly blue LED ON Description Bluetooth is off The robot is ready to be paired with a remote The robot has already been paired with a remote, but the remote is not currently connected A remote is connected with PIXIO robot 34 tracking LED status LEDs off green LED blinking slowly green LED blinking quickly green LED ON solid green with quick flashes Description The watch is off The watch is ON but not filmed by the camera The watch requests the start/stop of the REC The watch is ON and filmed by the camera A remote is connected with the robot recharging LED status Description The watch is recharging The recharge is ending The battery is full red LED ON red LED blinking red LED is off upgrade procedure LED status green LED blinking slowly green LED blinking quickly green LED ON Description The watch is in upgrade mode The watch is upgrading The upgrade is completed 35 tracking LED status recharging LED status Description The beacon is off The beacon is ON Description The beacon is recharging The recharge is ending The battery is full LEDs off green LED ON red LED ON red LED blinking red LED is off upgrade procedure LED status green LED blinking slowly green LED blinking quickly green LED ON Description The beacon is in upgrade mode The beacon is upgrading The upgrade is completed 36 Specifications INDOOR and OUTDOOR use PIXIO can track a watch with the same performance inside or outside Transport Designed to be very easy to pack and to take with you everywhere in any photo bag > 22x10x15cm (8.7x3.9x5.9in). RANGE 330ft (100m) Automatic ZOOM With supported cameras https://shop.movensee.com/ccc. Fixed otherwise. REC control from the watch With supported cameras Rotations PAN (horizontal): 360 endless (its very long to check). 120/s max (45mph at 30ft; 72km/h at 10m). Manual TILT adjustment (vertical) Can support cameras up to 5lbs (2,5kg) Motor noise Very silent motor. You can use a bluetooth microphone

(not provided) or any similar accessory to capture any distant voice. Weight Watch 1.9 Oz (50g). Robot 1,2 lbs (550g.) Multi-user With your PIXIO, you can film up to 16 people. You can also use up to 16 robots to film from different angles. Whatever the number of watches, a maximum of 3 different watches can be filmed at the same time by the 16 robots; It means that several robots will sometime have to film the same watch. Autonomy PIXIO approx. 4h, WATCH approx. 3h, Micro-BEACON approx. 3h. Li-Ion batteries. All chargers included: wireless for the watch. USB standards for the robot and the micro-

beacons. The robot and the micro-beacons can be plugged to the mains. This allows to film longer or to install PIXIO at the same place for months. You may increase the autonomy of the robot or the beacons by plugging an external power bank. For example, a power bank with a capacity of 10000mAh increase the autonomy of the device up to 5h to 10h. Warranty 2 years 37 More information about PIXIO batteries The robot, the watch and the three beacons include a Lithium-Ion battery you need to charge before starting to use PIXIO. The devices need about 2 hours to be fully charged if completely unloaded. Once charged, the robot is able to run for more than three hours. The watch and the beacons batteries can run between 2 and 3 hours and a half. 1. Battery charge capacity tends to decrease over time and use. 2. Lithium-ion batteries typically have a lifespan of between 300 to 500 charge cycles and are expected to retain around 80% of their original battery capacity after 300 charge cycles, or after about one year of use. 3. High or low ambient temperatures may negatively affect battery performance, resulting in a loss of up to 70% of charge capacity. The batteries should be stored at a temperature between 10 to 30C. 4. If you do not use your PIXIO for an extended period, the batteries should be charged between 40% to 60%

every two months. 5. To avoid self-discharge of the robot, unplug the robot after the end of the robot charge, turn the robot ON for a few seconds and then turn it OFF before storing it. Normal drop in battery capacity over time and use in not covered by the warranty 38 F.A.Q What kind of tripod do I need?

You need a tripod with a 3/8 screw. It is bigger than the usual 1/4 screw generally used for cameras. Do not use a tripod with a head, because of poor stability (except very high cost tripods!) and because it has a 1/4 screw. Is it possible to plug PIXIO and the micro-beacons to a wall socket ? Do they work or do they only recharge?

PIXIO and the micro-beacons can be plugged in a wall socket, and they work. It is a solution for filming all day long, and also to install PIXIO at a fixed place. Does PIXIO have an automatic tilt?

PIXIO has a manual tilt you can set before filming. For most activity on a level ground, you dont need the automatic tilt. As an example, refer to this video taken with PIXIO from the stadium stands, above the arena:

https://youtu.be/lLNN-ya_lIw Is it possible to live stream the video taken with PIXIO?

Yes, the HDMI plug of the camera can be used to have the video in real time, and many providers can live stream this video. Recent cameras also have a live stream option through your smartphone. What is the connection needed on camera to have the automatic zoom and the REC control from the watch?

The camera plug is called Multi or LANC or A/V-R depending on the model. The models listed on the website are compatible with Pixio, the others may not be compatible. Some non-listed models are compatible due to their similarities with compatible models, do not hesitate to ask us and we will check. I have a DSLR; Is it compatible with PIXIO?

Any DSLR can be mounted on Pixio. But DSLRs do not have a motorized zoom. The zoom will remain fixed. Be carefull that DSLRs generally do not have autofocus in video mode, so the video may be blurry. Where do I get the mechanical interface to allow smartphone and tablet to be used for filming?

You need a common adaptor between Pixio and the smartphone or tablet. It is generally called smartphone/

tablet tripod adaptor. It costs a few dollars and can be found easily. With a tablet or smartphone, do I have the automatic zoom and the REC control from the watch?

No. A tablet or smartphone does not have any plug for zoom and record remote control by PIXIO. Is it possible to use the HDMI port of the camera for video recording or streaming, or is it disturbed by the zoom and REC control from PIXIO?

It is possible to use the HDMI port while PIXIO is controlling the zoom and the REC through the specific plug (multi, LANC, or A/V-R). HDMI plug is not used by PIXIO. 39 the maximum and minimum operating What are temperatures?

As any electronic devices, PIXIO operation is not guaranteed at temperatures below 0C or temperatures above 40C. In real life we have many customers using PIXIO since more than one year in cold countries, Canada, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Finland etc., and they never had any problem in cold weather. And in our lab we tested PIXIO at -18C. Batteries usually have less autonomy in the cold, this is probably the main consequence. Is it necessary to measure everything manually in detail to set-up the beacons at precise locations?

No. It is like the GPS: you dont need to know the position of each satellites, it is automatic. Just put the 3 micro-

beacons somewhere around your playground, switch them on, and you are done. Is it an issue if I go outside the area set-up by the beacons?

No. You can go outside the area set up by the beacons and still be framed. And of course if you are going too far the camera will lose you, and it will find you again when you come back. Can I use PIXIO in a building with metallic walls?

Yes. Just take care to have all the elements of PIXIO a few inches (a few centimeters) away from the metal. Can I use PIXIO robot without the three beacons?

The three easy to set up beacons included with the PIXIO allows the robot to be responsive, precise and to film from 330ft (100meters): it is exactly what makes PIXIO a unique technological product. The three beacons are used by the watch to calculate 10 times per second the position of the robot which explains exactly why you need the beacons to enjoy your PIXIO experience. the to film long if does I need battery last?

How What longer period?

The beacons battery lasts about 3 hours. If you still need more time to film, you can always use a power bank (not included). Just plug the power bank to the beacon and thats it!

beacon for a 40 Troubleshooting E C I T O N We recommend that you regularly update PIXIO firmware to enhance PIXIO behaviour. Refer to the complete update procedure page 30. PROBLEM TRACKING CAUSE The PIXIO robot does not start tracking whereas the watch LED blinks irregularly. The robot, the watch, and the beacons cannot start their radio communications correctly. The PIXIO robot does not start tracking whereas the watch LED blinks regularly. The PIXIO robot does not start tracking whereas the green and red lights of the robot are blinking alternately. The PIXIO robot does not start tracking whereas a beacon LED blinks regularly. The watch starts on the upgrade mode. The robot is a slave (refer to page 25). The beacon starts on the upgrade mode. The PIXIO robot rotations are always in the wrong direction of rotation. The beacons are not placed correctly. Sometimes, the robot is shaky, and/or too late. Distances are too long, and/or an external element is perturbating the system. SOLUTION Place the robot and the beacons following the instructions page 12 Micro-beacons location and start again the system. If the tracking does not start after about 20 seconds, you can help by holding the watch above your head a few seconds. As soon as the tracking starts, you can put your hand down. Turn ON the watch by pressing the button until the green light turns ON the release the button immediately. When OFF, press the ON/OFF button of the robot during 13 seconds (until the green light blinks alone). Turn ON the beacon by pressing the button until the green light turns ON the release the button immediately. The beacon n2 must be on the left of the beacon n1, as seen from the robot. Follow the instructions given page 12 Micro beacons set-

up and start again the system. Place the beacons and the robot following the instructions given page 12 Micro-beacons location and start again the system. 41 PROBLEM TRACKING CAUSE The PIXIO works well at short range but malfunctions at long range The radio communication malfunctions The PIXIO robot always films on my side. The beacon n1 was not well at the center of the frame before starting the watch, and/

or the beacon n1 was much closer to the camera than the whole area you want to film, and/or the robot is not screwed enough to the tripod SOLUTION 1. Verify that the beacons are not placed on the ground. The beacons must be settled at 1m to 2m from the ground. 2. Place the robot and the beacons following the instructions page 12 Micro-beacons location and start again the system. 1. Re-start the system, checking that the beacon n1 is well at the center (right-left) of the camera screen before starting the watch. Check that the distance between the beacon n1 and the camera is similar to the maximum distance of the area you want to film (half this distance is a minimum). 2. Check that the robot is well screwed to the tripod. PROBLEM I cannot start recording from the watch and the zoom is fixed ZOOM / REC CAUSE SOLUTION 1. the camera cable is not properly plugged. 1. Replug the camera cable on both side. 2. the robot is not parameterized for your camera model. The REC stops automatically or the video is split into many short videos. The camera battery is empty or the camera memory is full. 2. Upgrade the camera parameters of your robot. See procedure page 7 Recharge the camera battery. Format the microSD card with the setup menu of the camera. Format the internal memory of the camera (if applicable). 42 PROBLEM ZOOM / REC CAUSE The REC stops automatically. You are asking for recording with the REC button on the camera. PROBLEM RECHARGE CAUSE The watch does not recharge (the red LED is OFF) The watch battery is already charged or The watch is not properly placed on the charger The robot or a beacon does not recharge (the red LED is OFF) The battery device is already charged The robot discharges when OFF The robot is self-discharging SOLUTION The PIXIO is not designed to operate by pressing on the REC button on the camera. To start and / or stop recording the video, use the button on the watch or use the PIXIO_ Remote application from a tablet or a phone. SOLUTION 1. Check that the watch is not already charged. 2. Check that the watch is positioned on the right side of the charge (the side without marks). 3. Check that the watch is in direct contact with the charger. Check that the device is not already charged

(the red LED does not turn ON if the battery is charged). To avoid self-discharge of the robot : unplug the robot after the end of the robot charge, turn the robot ON few seconds and then turn it OFF before store it. 43 PROBLEM FIRMWARE UPDATE / SAVE OF THE CAMERA PARAMETERS CAUSE SOLUTION I cannot upgrade my system (the red led remains ON) The PIXIO robot cannot read the file. I cannot not upgrade the camera parameters. The PIXCAM.cfg does not disappear from the memory card at the end of the procedure. The robot cannot read the parameters file. 1. Check that the micro-SD card has been formatted with FAT32 option. 2. Check that the file is in the root directory of the micro-SD card and not in a sub-directory. 3. Check that the microSD card is inserted into the PIXIO robot slot (not in the camera). 4. Check that the name of the file does not include any ...(1) or ...(2) at the end of the name or does not include the file extension twice (eg update.mnp.mnp). If so, rename the file update.mnp or update if your computer does not display the extension files. 1. Check that the micro-SD card has been formatted with FAT32 option. 2. Check that the file is in the root directory of the micro-SD card and not in a sub-directory. 3. Check that the microSD card is inserted into the PIXIO robot slot (not in the camera). 4. Check that the name of the file does not include any ...(1) or ...(2) at the end of the name or does not include the file extension twice (eg PIXCAM.cfg.cfg). If so, rename the file PIXCAM.cfg or PIXCAM if your computer does not display the extension files. 44 PROBLEM FIRMWARE UPDATE / SAVE OF THE CAMERA PARAMETERS CAUSE SOLUTION I cannot save the PIXCAM and/or update files on my microSD card The microSD card is write-protected Remove the write-protection from the microSD card by lowering the protective tab After an update, the PIXIO malfunctions You did not updated all the devices (robot, watch and the 3 beacons) Update all devices (robot, watch and the 3 beacons) PROBLEM BLUETOOTH CAUSE The blue LED bluetooth does not turn ON when briefly press on ON/OFF button. You did not update your PIXIO SOLUTION Update all devices (robot, watch and the 3 beacons) with the latest firmware version 45 Customer support Our qualified team will guarantee you fast support in case of questions or problems with your equipment. Our objective is to have your product in a good working order. If you need help, please check carefully the manual, the FAQ, and if necessary contact MOVE N SEE by phone, e-mail or mail. Phone (France): +33 (0) 9 70 75 13 15 (no additional charge) E-mail (after-sales): ccc@movensee.com Mail (after sales): MOVE N SEE - SAV, 38 rue Jim SEVELLEC, 29200 BREST MOVE N SEE products have a 2 years legal warranty against hidden defects originating from a materials defect, or from a design or manufacturing defect affecting the products delivered and rendering these unfit for use. Opening the product or a part of the product voids the warranty. To return a product, you must first contact MOVE N SEE to explain the problem. If the technical department at MOVE N SEE decides that the product needs to be returned to them, you will be given a return code. You can then return the product along with the accessories in its original packaging. The return code must be clearly marked on the exterior of the packaging. As soon as we receive your package, our technicians will inspect and analyse the problem item. If the guarantee detailed in the conditions of sale are applicable, it will be repaired or replaced free of charge. In all other cases, you will be sent a free quote for repairs. You will then have the choice:

-to refuse the quote, in which case the product will be returned to you at your own expense.

-to accept the quote. In this case, repairs will begin on reception of your payment. The product will then be returned to you once the repairs have been completed. 46 Precautions and safety Batteries:

If the internal batteries are mishandled, the batteries can burst, cause a fire or even chemical burns. Observe the following cautions. Do not disassemble. Do not crush and do not expose the batteries to any shock or force such as hammering, dropping or stepping on it. Do not short circuit and do not allow metal objects to come into contact with the batteries terminals. Do not expose to high temperature above 60C (140F) such as in direct sunlight or in a car parked in the sun. Do not incinerate or dispose of in fire. Do not handle damaged or leaking lithium ion batteries. Be sure to charge the batteries using the chargers provided or a device that can charge the batteries. Keep the batteries out of the reach of small children. Keep the batteries dry. Dont replace the batteries yourself. Dispose of used batteries promptly. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. Do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, on the apparatus. Do not expose the batteries to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like. The product includes small parts. Keep it out of the reach of small children. Cables may cause strangulation. Keep it out of the reach of small children. The PIXIO watch, wherever it is on the subject or a vehicle, is a prominence that may cause injury for the subject itself or other people around him. The armband can interact with other equipments. The user is fully responsible for the use of the product and for security of its activities. The responsibility of MOVE N SEE cannot be engaged in case of injury or death. For customers in the European Union PIXIO conforms to the CE norm. It conforms to the IEEE 802.15.4 standard UWB PHY with the following details:

- band: 5 (central frequency : 6489.6MHz bandwidth :

499.2 MHz)

- Power: -41.3dBm/MHz PIRE

- Modulation: BPM-BPSK The importer is responsible for checking conformance with local norms of the country of use. 47 Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment For customers in the USA This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local Civic Office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product. RECYCLING LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES:

recyclable. Lithium-Ion batteries are You can help preserve our environment by rechargeable batteries to the collection and recycling location nearest you. For more information regarding recycling of rechargeable batteries, call toll free 1-800-822-8837, or visit http://www.call2recycle.org/

returning your used This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following 48 uncontrolled environment. To maintain compliance, follow the instructions below :

1. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. 2. Avoid direct contact to the antenna, or keep contact to a minimum while using this equipment. measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced technician for help. radio/TV The supplied interface cable must be used with the equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules. Any changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by MOVE N SEE S.A.S may cause, harmful interference and void the FCC authorization to operate this equipment For the robot and the beacons:

This equipment complies with FCCs radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment under the following conditions :

1. This equipment should be installed and operated such that a minimum separation distance of 20cm is maintained between the radiator (antenna) and users/

nearby persons body at all times. 2. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. For the watch:

This portable equipment with its antenna complies with FCCs radiation exposure limits set forth for an 49

1.33 cm 3.09 cm PIXIO ROBOT MOVE N SEE S.A.S FCC ID: 2AUYIMNS1T CONTAINS FCCID : T9JRN4020 INPUT : 5V ===

MADE IN FRANCE

MDVE N SEE YOUR PERSONAL ROBOT CAMERAMAN Attn: TIMCO Engineering Inc. 849 N.W. State Road 45 P.O. Box 370 Newberry, Florida 32669 Authority to Act as Agent FCC ID: 2AUYIMNSIT On our behalf, I appoint M. Thomas LEDRESSEUR from Emitech Angers - site de Juign, 21 rue de la Fuye PA de Lanserre, 49610 Juign sur Loire FRANCE, to act as our agent in the preparation of this application for equipment certification. I certify that submitted documents properly describe the device or system for which equipment certification is sought. I also certify that each unit manufactured, imported or marketed, as defined in the Federal Communications Commissions regulations will have affixed to it a label identical to that submitted for approval with this application. For instances where our authorized agent signs the application for certification on our behalf, I acknowledge that all responsibility for complying with the terms and conditions for certification, as specified by TIMCO Engineering Inc., still resides with Moven See. This authorization is valid until further written notice from Moven See. 17/12/2019 By CARPENTIER Rmy R&D Manager OG MOVE'N SEE * 38 rue Jim SEVELLEC * 29200 Brest * SAS au capital de 99173 * 531 299 246 RCS Brest Identification TVA : FR 55 531 299 246 Tl: 02 90 26 21 01 Fax: 02 98 05 70 14 contact@movensee.com * www.movensee.com

MDVE N SEE YOUR PERSONAL ROBOT CAMERAMAN Attn: TIMCO Engineering Inc. 849 N.W. State Road 45 P.O. Box 370 Newberry, Florida 32669 Confidentiality Request regarding application for certification of FCC ID: 2AUYIMNSIT Pursuant to Sections 0.457 and 0.459 of the Commissions Rules, we hereby request confidential treatment of information accompanying this application as outlined below:

Eitiype 7 e 8e | Bie Name : cee Block Diagram BlkDia.pdf Schematics Schem.pdf 7

| Operational Description OpDes.pdf The above materials contain trade secrets and proprietary information not customarily released to the public. The public disclosure of these materials may be harmful to the applicant and provide unjustified benefits to its competitors. The applicant understands that pursuant to Section 0.457 of the Rules, disclosure of this application and all accompanying documentation will not be made before the date of the Grant for this application. Sincerely, 13/02/2020 By CARPENTIER Rmy R&D Manager MOVE 'N SEE 38, rue Jim Svellec 29200, Brest S.AS. au capital de 99 173 RCS de Brest n* 531299246

(2902 21 01 contact @movensee.com MOVE'N SEE * 38 rue Jim SEVELLEC * 29200 Brest * SAS au capital de 99173 * 531 299 246 RCS Brest Identification TVA : FR 55 531 299 246 Tl : 02 90 26 21 01 * Fax: 0298057014 contact@movensee.com * www.movensee.com

MDVE N SEE YOUR PERSONAL ROBOT CAMERAMAN Date: 17/12/2019 Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 1435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 SUBJECT: FCC Application for FCC ID: 2AUYIMNSIT To Whom It May Concern:

We, the undersigned, hereby attest to the fact that we will apply the supplier Declaration of Conformity procedure to the Class B digital devices portion of this composite filing. Note: We understand that devices subject to the sDoC procedure are required to be tested to show compliance with the FCC technical regulations by a recognized accredited testing laboratory. The testing laboratory must be accredited by a Commission approved accreditation body or designated under the terms of a government-to-government Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA). A listing of those accredited testing laboratories that have been recognized by the Commission is published on the FCC Webpage:

https://apps.fec.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/TestFirmSearch.cfm Select the "accredited" option to search for FCC recognized accredited test firms. Test facilities located in countries, where the U.S. does not have an operational Telecom MRA are not recognized by the FCC to test for the sDoC procedure. Regards, 17/12/2019 By CARPENTIER Rmy R&D Manager MOVE'N SEE * 38 rue Jim SEVELLEC * 29200 Brest * SAS au capital de 99 173 * 531 299 246 RCS Brest Identification TVA : FR 55 531 299 246 Tl: 02 90 26 21 01 * Fax: 0298057014 contact@movensee.com * www.movensee.com