ZestyAccessory™

ZGR-1a, This ACCESSORY has a round connector with 10 pins.

ZGR-1b, This ACCESSORY has a square socket with two rows of connectors in it.

Product	Supported Models
ZGR-1a	Nikon D4, D3S, D3X, D3, D800, D800E, D700, D300, D300S, D2X, D2XS, D2HS, D200
ZGR-1b	Nikon D7000, D5100, D5000, D90, D3200, D3100, D600, D5200

Supported iOS device

• iPhone 3GS, 4, 4S, 5*
• iPod Touch 3rd, 4th, 5th*
• iPad 1, 2, 3, 4*, mini*

Requires iOS version 5.0 or later

* iPhone 5/5s/5c, iPod Touch 5, iPad 4 and mini requires Lightning to 30-pin Adapter

Step 1

Turn the camera off

Step 2

For ZGR-1a, as shown in the following, align the tip of the connector socket with the corresponding port on the camera body, insert the ten-pin connector into the camera’s ten-pin remote terminal and tighten the locking nut.

For ZGR-1b, as shown in the following picture, insert the square socket into corresponding port on the camera body. Be sure the connector is correctly oriented; do not use excessive force

Step 3

Insert the 30-pin connector into the DEVICE 30-pin terminal

Step 4

If the software application has not been installed in the DEVICE, a dialog box will pop up, as shown in the following picture. Lightly tap YES to install the ZGR-1 Application

If the application has been installed, a dialog box will pop up as shown in the following picture. Select [Allow] to start up it.

Allow the application to use your current location information.

Step 5

Confirm the connection status. If the ACCESSORY has been connected correctly, the icon, as shown in the following picture, will stop flashing in 5 seconds. If it keeps flashing, remove the ACCESSORY and reconnect it

Step 6

Turn the camera on

Demo video

This application supports Automatic Timer Mode and Manual Mode.

The Automatic Timer Mode includes exposure time, interval time and delay time set up functions.

Manual mode provides remote shutter release function.

switch timer/manual into manual mode, adjust the focus mode of camera lens.

Focus Mode

Auto Focus or Manual

push red button or iPhone's volume button or volume button of earphone to control focus, shut and hold status.

after pushing the button to the hold state to start shooting, the connector on DEVICE side can be removed from DEVICE (do not remove the connector on camera side). it will keep working till task finished.

Step 1

For using long-time exposure time function, Nikon DSLR camera MUST to be set as following

Exposure Mode	M(Manual)
Shutter Speed	BULB

For using internal time function, Nikon DSLR camera MUST to be set as following.

Interval Timer

OFF

Certainly, both functions above can be used simultaneously.

Step 2

Touch the icon shown as following, to enable exposure time set function.

Step 3

Set exposure time.

When exposure time is set to 00:00:00, camera shutter speed is controlled by camera itself

Step 4

Set the number of shoot, interval time and delay time as following.

Step 5

after pushing the button to the hold state to start shooting, the connector on DEVICE side can be removed from DEVICE (do not remove the connector on camera side). it will keep working till task finished.

Features:

Exposure time: 0s to 99hrs 59min 59s in one-second increments

Interval: 1s to 90min in some second increments

Delay start: 0s to 90min in some second increments

Number of shoot: 1 to 6000

Focus:

Adjust the Focus Mode of camera to Auto Focus, then press focus button in app.

Manaual Mode

Take photographs manually using the shutter-release button as the remote cord.

Volume Control

Push Volume(+/-) button, "+" is push up, "-" is push down of red button.

Demo video

Step 1

When the GPS icon turns green, GPS data is sending to camera.

When the GPS icon turns red , GPS does not work correctly or GPS function is disabled.Open [Settings]，open [Location Services] and enable [ZGR-1 Nikon] application.

When the GPS icon turns gray ，GPS transfer function is disabled by application. Click GPS icon to enable GPS transfer function.

Yellow is showing it is working for GPS data, please wait or check GPS settings of your iPhone.

Step 2

A GPS icon will be displayed in the control panel on top of the camera.

Step 3

To view GPS data, select GPS > Position in the camera setup menu (this option is not available with D2X, D2XS, D2HS, and D200 cameras). The current latitude, longitude, altitude, and Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) will be displayed as following.

Step 4

Take pictures. GPS data will be saved in each photograph

Step 5

GPS data can be viewed in the photograph, shown as following.

About accurate of GPS information

Since ACCESSORY obtains GPS and map infromation on DEVICE, the accurate is same as DEVICE.

DEVICE use A-GPS("Assisted GPS") which in basic terms accesses an intermediary server when it is not possible to connect directly via satellite -- indoors, for example -- and this server provides the nearest satellite with additional information to make it possible to more accurately determine a users position.

DEVICE also use "wi-fi hotspots and cellular towers to get the most accurate location fast" when GPS is not the most convenient method of location detection. When DEVICE works at someplace such as ocean, mountain, or underground, it can't provide accurate GPS information by above reasons, in this case, you can get a more accurate position by adjusting GPS position manually.

Adjust GPS coordinates manually

Press for settings of GPS. use the top-right switch to enable/disable GPS function. the blue point shows current location, and red pin shows GPS position. In default, the red pin tracks current location. You can move it to a new location for your photographs.

Demo video