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5
Pairing Shutter Pal With Your Smartphone
1. Turn on your smartphone.
2. Power on Shutter Pal.
3. Hold the Camera button on Shutter Pal for 2 seconds to go into Bluetooth
pairing mode.
Note: Once in pairing mode you will have 40 seconds to connect to your
Bluetooth smartphone or you will need to restart the power of Shutter Pal and
go into pairing mode again.
4. Navigate to your Bluetooth smartphone’s settings menu, find Shutter Pal, and
connect.
Note: After connecting, your smartphone may ask you to choose an option to
use for the volume button, such as volume control or image capture.
5. To disconnect pairing, navigate to Shutter Pal in your Bluetooth smartphone’s
settings and select Unpair or turn off Bluetooth on your smartphone.
6. To pair a new smartphone to Shutter Pal, repeat Steps 3 and 4.
Note: Maximum range will be achieved when using smartphones with
Bluetooth 4.0.
Shutter Pal LED Activity
Blinking Blue LED = Bluetooth pairing mode or awakened
from low-power (sleep) mode
Single Blue LED Flash = Taking a photo
Blinking Red LED = Battery is low and needs to be
recharged
Solid Red LED = Battery is charging (LED turns off after
charging is completed)
Troubleshooting
If you are not able to type on your smartphone keyboard: Unpair from Shutter Pal
on your smartphone or turn the power off on Shutter Pal. Keyboard typing will not
work when paired with Shutter Pal.
If you are not able to unpair from Shutter Pal: Unpair from your smartphone's
Bluetooth settings or turn off Bluetooth on your smartphone.
If Shutter Pal is working intermittently or not pairing: Turn off nearby Bluetooth
smartphones, such as Bluetooth keyboards, which may be conflicting with your
smartphone.
If your smartphone’s default camera app doesn't work with Shutter Pal: Try one
of many third-party camera apps that will work with Shutter Pal.
If Shutter Pal keeps changing your smartphone's volume: Make sure your camera
app is open and in the forefront.
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