Fusion FH-100 and FHR-100 - Vinten Radamec
Fusion FH-100 and FHR-100 - Vinten Radamec
Fusion FH-100 and FHR-100 - Vinten Radamec
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<strong>Fusion</strong> <strong>FH</strong>-<strong>100</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>FH</strong>R-<strong>100</strong> pan <strong>and</strong> tilt heads<br />
Operation<br />
Powering up<br />
When the system is ready, ensure that all external cable connections are complete <strong>and</strong> the tilt<br />
lock [7] is disengaged before switching the power to the head ON [18]. The <strong>FH</strong>-<strong>100</strong> head should<br />
not move when power is switched on, but zoom <strong>and</strong> focus will take up dem<strong>and</strong>ed positions on<br />
analogue lenses. The pan <strong>and</strong> tilt movements of the <strong>Fusion</strong> head are controlled using the control<br />
panel joystick.<br />
Locking the camera cradle<br />
Before making any adjustments to the payload or camera, the tilt lock [7] must be engaged. The<br />
tilt lock prevents the camera cradle from moving on the tilt axis. The tilt lock mechanism is<br />
operated by a button located on the top of the <strong>FH</strong>-<strong>100</strong> as shown in Fig. 15.<br />
To engage the tilt lock, proceed as follows:<br />
30<br />
WARNING!<br />
Ensure that all personnel <strong>and</strong> hazards are clear of robotic equipment<br />
BEFORE switching the power on.<br />
Fig. 15 Engaging <strong>and</strong> releasing the tilt lock<br />
Pull button upward to<br />
engage the tilt lock.<br />
Push button downward to<br />
release the tilt lock.<br />
1. Steady <strong>and</strong> hold the camera cradle [1] in the horizontal position.<br />
2. Lift the tilt lock button upward whilst gently rocking the camera cradle side-to-side,<br />
until the button latches.<br />
To release the tilt lock, proceed as follows:<br />
1. Gently rock the camera cradle side-to-side whilst pushing down on the tilt lock button<br />
(see Fig. 15).