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8.3.3

Gimbal Clamp Force Adjustment................................................................................. 62

8.4

Master Grip Trinity Installation and Operation................................................................63

8.4.1

Mounting the Master Grip TRINITY on the Gimbal......................................................63

8.4.2

Mounting a Monitor Mount on the Master Grip TRINITY............................................. 64

8.4.3

Mounting Transvideo Starlite Monitor...........................................................................65

8.4.4

Mounting Small HD 503 Monitor.................................................................................. 66

8.4.5

Positioning of the Master Grip TRINITY.......................................................................67

8.5

RCP-3 Installation and Operation...................................................................................68

8.5.1

RCP-3 Installation.........................................................................................................68

8.5.2

Power ON / OFF...........................................................................................................68

8.5.3

Jog-Wheels................................................................................................................... 69

8.5.4

Radio Module................................................................................................................69

8.6

TST and BST Installation and Operation....................................................................... 70

8.6.1

Installing TST/BST to Center Post............................................................................... 70

8.6.2

Installing SAM dovetail plates...................................................................................... 71

8.6.3

Adjusting Clamping Force............................................................................................ 73

8.7

Battery Hanger Module Operation and Installation........................................................ 74

8.7.1

Batter Hanger Module BHM-2......................................................................................74

8.7.2

Mounting ø19mm Rods................................................................................................ 74

8.7.3

Battery Mounting System............................................................................................. 75

8.7.4

Battery Hanger Module.................................................................................................75

8.7.5

Connecting the Battery Mounts to the Battery Hanger Module....................................76

8.7.6

Connecting the Battery Hanger Module to the Top / Bottom Stage............................. 77

8.7.7

Power ON / OFF...........................................................................................................77

8.7.8

Jog-Wheel Functions.................................................................................................... 78

8.7.9

TRINITY / ARTEMIS Mode...........................................................................................78

8.7.10

Battery Status............................................................................................................... 79

8.7.11

General Working Method / BHM-2............................................................................... 81

8.7.12

Discharge Modes..........................................................................................................82

8.7.13

System BHM-2

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8.8

Battery Mounting System Operation and Installation..................................................... 87

8.8.1

Installation and Replacement of Battery Mounts..........................................................87

8.8.2

Mounting the BMS on rods.......................................................................................... 87

Cleaning and Repair.......................................................................................................88

9.1

Cleaning Instructions...................................................................................................... 88

9.2

Repair..............................................................................................................................88

Summary of Contents for ARTEMIS 2

Page 1: ...TRINITY 2 System U S E R M AN U A L 01 09 2022 ...

Page 2: ...ce or incorporated in terms and conditions whether by statue law or otherwise In no event shall ARRI or its subsidiaries be liable for or have a remedy for recovery of any special direct indirect incidental or consequential damages including but not limited to lost profits lost savings lost revenues or economic loss of any kind or for any claim by third party downtime good will damage to or replac...

Page 3: ...ue to continued product development the information in this document may change without notice The information and intellectual property contained herein is confidential between ARRI and the client and remains the exclusive property of ARRI If you find any problems in the documentation please report them to us in writing ARRI does not warrant that this document is flawless ARRI and the Digital Enc...

Page 4: ...iew 35 7 5 Remote Control Panel Overview 37 7 6 Top Stage and Bottom Stage Overview 40 7 7 Battery Hanger Module Overview 43 7 8 Battery Mounting System Overview 45 8 Installation and Operation 47 8 1 TRINITY Head Installation and Operation 47 8 1 1 Installing TRINITY 2 Head 47 8 1 2 Installing SAM Dovetail Plates to TRINITY 2 Head 48 8 1 3 Installing the Camera to TRINITY 2 Head 51 8 1 4 Height A...

Page 5: ...g SAM dovetail plates 71 8 6 3 Adjusting Clamping Force 73 8 7 Battery Hanger Module Operation and Installation 74 8 7 1 Batter Hanger Module BHM 2 74 8 7 2 Mounting ø19mm Rods 74 8 7 3 Battery Mounting System 75 8 7 4 Battery Hanger Module 75 8 7 5 Connecting the Battery Mounts to the Battery Hanger Module 76 8 7 6 Connecting the Battery Hanger Module to the Top Bottom Stage 77 8 7 7 Power ON OFF...

Page 6: ...Content 6 10 Transportation and Storage 89 11 Disposal 90 12 ARRI Service Contacts 91 13 Appendix 93 ...

Page 7: ...ng the accessories for the first time This user manual is an essential part of this product and must be easily accessible and in proximity to the equipment so that users can use it as a reference anytime Keep this user manual and all other operating and assembly instructions belonging to the system in a safe place for future reference and possible subsequent owners Document Revision History Docume...

Page 8: ...vely affect the image are completely eliminated by the TRINTY 2 system In addition the user can directly influence the position of the camera in space and in relation to the object How does it work A combination of mechanical and electronic stabilization ensures perfect image quality and the joystick control opens up countless creative possibilities Automated motion sequences of the TRINTY 2 ensur...

Page 9: ...9 5 3 Technical Data TRINITY 2 Power supply 10 6 V 33 6 V DC 12 24V max 15A Weight 14 5 kg 31 9 lb Temperature range 20 C to 45 C 4 F to 113 F 95 humidity max non condensing Storage temperature 30 C to 70 C 22 F to 158 F ...

Page 10: ...About the product 10 TRINITY Head 2 TRH 2 ...

Page 11: ...t Loop BNC Analog Joystick In Lemo 1B 7pin 12V max 3A Ext Pwr In Lemo 2B 4pin 12 24V max 15A USB Port USB Typ C 5 2V TRH 2 Outer Ring 12 24V Ring Power Supply Lemo 22pin 12 24V max 15A TRH Inner Ring Video in BNC 12V 2x Lemo 2pin 12V max 3A FF CAN Fischer 4pin 12V max 3A 12V Tally Fischer 3pin 12V max 3A LBUS Lemo 4pin 24V max 3A 12 24V Lemo 7pin 12 24V max 15A 12 24V Ring Power Supply Lemo 22pin ...

Page 12: ...1 88in Volt outer post diameter 44 45mm 1 75in Inner post diameter 38 1mm 1 5in The Shorty Post can be extended from 37cm 14 56in to 46 5cm 18 30in artemis outer post diameter 48mm 1 88in Inner post diameter 38 1mm 1 5in The Super Post can be extended from 124cm 48 82in to 200cm 78 74in artemis outer post diameter 48mm 1 88in Inner post diameter 38 1mm 1 5in Gimbal ...

Page 13: ...About the product 13 Master Grip TRINITY 1 and 2 MGT 1 and MGT 2 MGT 1 MGT 2 Interfaces Weight MGT 1 0 4 kg 8 88 lb Weight MGT 2 0 5 kg 1 10 lb LBUS Lemo 0B 4pin 12V max 3A ...

Page 14: ...ontrol Panel 3 RCP 3 RCP 3 Interfaces Weight 1 0 kg 2 2 lb 12V Lemo 0B 2pin 12V max 3A 12V Fischer 3pin 12V max 3A CAN Bus Fischer 4pin 12V max 3A FS CAN Bus Fischer 4pin 12V max 3A LBUS Lemo 0B 4pin 12V max 3A USB USB Typ C 5 2 V ...

Page 15: ...e 2 TST 2 and BST 2 TST 2 and BST 2 Interfaces 12V Lemo 0B 2pin 12V max 3A 12V 24V Lemo 2B 7pin 12 24V max 15A HD 1 HD 2 BNC 12V Fischer 3pin 12V max 3A 12V Lemo 1B 4pin 12V max 3A LBUS Lemo 0B 4pin 24V max 3A CAN Bus Fischer 4pin 12V max 3A ...

Page 16: ...About the product 16 Battery Hanger Module 2 BHM 2 BHM 2 Interfaces Battery in 1 3 Lemo 2B 4pin 12 24V max 20A Main Power Out Lemo 2B 7pin 12 24V max 15A USB Port USB Typ A 5 2 V ...

Page 17: ...ht Dimension K2 0040284 B Mount for BMS 2 20 5 33 6V 99 g 0 21 lb 92 x 98 x 14mm 3 62 x 3 85 x 0 55in K2 0040285 Gold Mount for BMS 1 BMS 2 14 4 16 8V 135 g 0 29 lb 92 x 98 x 23mm 3 62 x 3 85 x 0 90in K2 0040286 V Mount for BMS 1 BMS 2 14 4 16 8V 143 g 0 31 lb 92 x 98 x 33mm 3 62 x 3 85 x 1 29in ...

Page 18: ...About the product 18 5 4 Pin Out ARTEMIS 2 TRINITY 2 ...

Page 19: ...ll support requests in relation to such applications by providing technical documents or declarations As an importer or user you confirm that you are familiar and comply with the legal regulatory and administrative requirements and regulations that apply in the countries to which you ship or use the products You further confirm that you will arrange for any necessary registrations enrollments or a...

Page 20: ...compliance with the requirements of the United Kingdom regulations was proved by the application of the following standards EN55032 2015 EN55035 2017 EN61000 4 2 2009 EN61000 4 3 02006 A1 2008 A2 2010 EN61000 4 8 2010 EN50581 212 The manufacturer bears sole responsibility for issuing this declaration of conformity FCC Compliance Statement Class A Statement This equipment has been tested and found ...

Page 21: ...quipment see the manufacturer s instructions 6 1 Safety Conventions and Product Labels Structure of Safety and Warning Messages These instructions use safety instructions warning symbols and signal words to draw your attention to different levels of risk WARNING WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in death or serious injury Always follow the recommen...

Page 22: ...ting levels or expose it to water or moisture Do not get the system wet Do not lay cables over sharp edges e g sheet metal profile or other cut edges Damaged cables can cause electric shock short circuit or fire Do not remove or deactivate any safety measures from the system incl warning stickers or paint marked screws Repairs may only be carried out by authorized ARRI service partners WARNING Fal...

Page 23: ... 2 in a humid environment and with condensation When moving TRINITY 2 from a cool to a warm location or when the TRINITY 2 is used in a damp environment condensation may form inside the on internal or external electrical connections Operating the electrical components while condensation is present bears risk of electric shock and or fire caused by a short circuit Never operate the TRINITY 2 when c...

Page 24: ... the TRINITY 2 CAUTION Radio radiation caused by external radio accessories May cause physical impairments such as sleep disturbances and stress Follow the manufacturer s instructions Use only TRINITY 2 components approved by ARRI The use of components not approved by ARRI is at your own risk Please observe all relevant safety guidelines ADVICE Powering TRINITY 2 Head Top and Bottom Stage at the s...

Page 25: ...Overview 25 7 Overview ...

Page 26: ...Overview 26 7 1 TRINITY 2 Head Overview Front right view ...

Page 27: ...Overview 27 Back left view ...

Page 28: ...Overview 28 Junction Box right side Junction Box left side ...

Page 29: ...Overview 29 Front panel Panel Right Panel Back ...

Page 30: ... Pwr Gen 2 RED Ranger 24V K2 0039451 Cam Pwr Gen 2 Sony Venice 4pin XLR 24V Available power and video cables K2 0010546 Monitor Power 12V 0B 2pin to 4pin XLR K2 0041723 Monitor Power 12V Lemo 0B 2pin to 0B 2pin K2 0010476 HD SDI BNC Cable K2 0041984 12G HD SDI BNC Cable 0 63m 25in Available joystick and video cables K2 0043861 TRINITY 2 Joystick Cable 75cm 29 5in K2 0043975 TRINITY 2 Joystick Cabl...

Page 31: ...gatively affect the image are completely eliminated by the TRINTY 2 system In addition the user can directly influence the position of the camera in space and in relation to the object How does it work A combination of mechanical and electronic stabilization ensures perfect image quality and the joystick control opens up countless creative possibilities Automated motion sequences of the TRINTY 2 e...

Page 32: ...ntroduction The two stage artemis 1 8 carbon center post offers a tool free post clamp and a guided 1 8 inner telescopic post Therefore monitor brackets and existing accessories based on a 1 5in diameter can be used on with the artemis post ...

Page 33: ...l Set KK 0038543 Post Extension Ø1 8in 3B 16pin length 8 5in K2 0041976 Post Main Cable 3B 16pin K2 0040332 Lengths The Standard Post and the Volt Post can be extended from 45 5cm 17 92in to 71cm 27 95in The Shorty Post can be extended from 37cm 14 56in to 46 5cm 18 30in The Super Post can be extended from 124cm 48 82in to 200cm 78 74in 7 3 Gimbal Overview The 1 8 inch gimbal offers high precision...

Page 34: ...Overview 34 ...

Page 35: ...Overview 35 7 4 Master Grip Overview ...

Page 36: ...mits ON Off and of course user presets can also be called up How does it work The Master Grip TRINITY uses high resolution extremely sensitive Micro Force joysticks In the RCP 3 all necessary settings such as speed ramp dead band direction and sensitivity can be perfectly adjusted to the user s requirements The Master Grip TRINITY offers two mounting brackets One of the mounting brackets is clampe...

Page 37: ...in touch panel In addition to input through the touch panel various values can also be programmed into the RCP 3 using four freely assignable encoders turn push encoders External controllers such as the Digital Remote Wheels DRW 1 Digital Encoder Head DEH 1 Master Grips Operator Control Unit OCU 1 and future controllers can be connected via the LBUS and FS Can Bus ...

Page 38: ...k The RCP 3 uses a newly developed user friendly GUI Graphical User Interface which divides the application of the TRINITY into three areas 1 Setup of the PID values Setting the PID values or in other words the power and torque of the motors as well as the responsiveness of the entire control loop 2 Adjustment of the joystick and other controllers to the needs of the user For example direction as ...

Page 39: ...y downtime At the back of the RCP 3 there is a new kind of a radio module interface RIA in which the optional RF 2400 Radio Module 2400 MHz can be mounted With the RCP 3 wireless mode a second operator or the DOP can control the tilt and roll axis via the Digital Remote Wheels DRW 1 ARRI wheels In addition a technician can also take care of the PID and other settings while the TRINITY operator con...

Page 40: ...Overview 40 7 6 Top Stage and Bottom Stage Overview ...

Page 41: ... application LBUS and CAN Bus are not used The TST and BST are available in two versions TST 1 BST 1 TST 1 BST 1 is available as an upgrade for existing artemis and TRINITY systems using a LEMO 3B 10pin two video lines socket and main cable ...

Page 42: ...ovetail plate to be picked up from above as well as from behind or from the front Thus the BST is perfect for use with the Battery Hanger BAH 2 at the lower end of the post How does it work The modular design of the TST 2 separates mechanical functions from electronic components which simplifies service and enables later upgrades As a new standard at CSS the Top Stage Gen 2 uses a new 8pin LEMO 2B...

Page 43: ...ies are connected then the needed 12V power supply is down transformed from the 24V With the BHM 2 up to three batteries V Mount B Mount and Gold Mount can be connected to the BHM 2 and their power can be bundled How does it work Since all batteries always work together the intelligent battery management enables extremely long runtimes for the entire system even with high consumption This means th...

Page 44: ...red position on the 19mm rods The BHM 2 can handle different communication protocols and displays the battery information as long the batteries provides this kind of information The combination of the BHM which is equipped with 19 mm rod and the freely positionable battery system allows the size and weight distribution of the counterweight in the lower slide to be designed in an unprecedented way ...

Page 45: ...Overview 45 7 8 Battery Mounting System Overview ...

Page 46: ...e pushing of the mounts onto the rods is no longer necessary Which combinations are possible There are currently three different battery mounts available to be used with the Battery Hanger Modul Gen 2 BHM 2 V Mount 12V Gold Mount 12V and B Mount 24V There are two versions of the BMS BMS 2 with 4pin LEMO 2B for the Battery Hanger Gen 2 for Battery Hanger Modul Gen 2 BHM 2 K2 0039300 BMS 1 with 3pin...

Page 47: ...roved by ARRI The use of accessories not approved by ARRI is at your own risk Please observe all relevant safety guidelines CAUTION Improper installation of camera accessories Crushing hazard for fingers and or hands Before mounting ARRI accessories or recommended third party accessories such as lenses mechanical accessories electronic accessories read the operating instructions provided by the ma...

Page 48: ...essories DO NOT remove the Ring Main Cable while the TRINITY 2 head is powered on Post Assembly 4 Carefully place the TRINITY 2 head onto the 1 8in center post NOTE The display of the TRINITY head must point in the same direction as the display of the battery hanger Tighten Docking Ring 5 Use the Post Tool to tighten the Docking Ring 8 1 2 Installing SAM Dovetail Plates to TRINITY 2 Head Tilt Lock...

Page 49: ...he safety latch at the same time Safety Latch 2 Touch the safety latch with your thumb and slide it fully to the right Clamp Lever 3 Place your index finger behind the clamping lever and pull the clamping lever forward until it reaches the end stop on the left side Insert SAM Plate 4 Slide the SAM dovetail plate in from the back Safety Lock 5 To fully seat the SAM dovetail plate push the safety lo...

Page 50: ...8851 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM 1 for ALEXA K2 0014215 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM 2 for ALEXA KK 0016116 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM 2 Set for ALEXA Mini K2 0014630 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM 3 Set for AMIRA K2 0024508 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM 6 K2 0039405 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM 6 450mm 18in K2 0034512 CSS Broadcast Dovetail Plate SAM plate standard width K2 0039803 Stabilizer Pla...

Page 51: ...nism lever and slide the safety latch at the same time Safety Latch 2 Touch the safety latch with your thumb and slide it fully to the right Clamp Lever 3 Place your index finger behind the clamping lever and pull the clamping lever forward until it reaches the end stop on the left side Placing the camera 4 Gently slide the camera into the ring from either the front or back 5 Bring the camera as c...

Page 52: ...a has reached the desired position COG push the clamp lever all the way to the right until the dovetail clamp mechanism is securely locked Side to Side Lock 11 Open the side locking mechanism by pushing the clamp lever to the left Side to Side Fine Adjustment 12 Turning the fine adjustment to the right moves the camera further to the right Turning left moves the camera further to the left ...

Page 53: ... on the tilt axis through the TRINITY 2 head the height of the tilt axis tilt motors must be adjusted in relation to the rear length of the camera from the COG Tilt Lock 1 Open the Tilt Lock 2 Double check the center of gravity of the camera The camera must be neutrally balanced Checking the current height of the tilt axis 3 Slowly and carefully tilt the rear of the camera until the bottom cor ner...

Page 54: ...her with your assistant 6 Make sure the small notch on all 4 rod clamps is exactly on the same line 7 Once the desired position has been reached tighten all four wing clamp screws 8 1 5 Turning on the system ADVICE Powering TRINITY 2 Head Top and Bottom Stage at the same time This would cause more than the allowed amount of volts to flow through the ARTEMIS 2 and TRINITY 2 Risk of damage to the ac...

Page 55: ...h 24V camera monitor accessories are supplied with 12V and 24V depending on the case The motors are not yet active as long as the Stabilizer is set to OFF As long as the Stabilizer is OFF you can work on the camera setting Stabilizer ON 2 Turn the Stabilizer ON when the camera preparation is complete Observe the camera after turning on the stabilization the camera Tilt and Roll axis will automatic...

Page 56: ... Fine Trim allows To adjust the length of the inner post and extremely accurately set the resulting drop down time To add more drop down if needed or to reduce drop as much to get the rig very easily into a dirty low mode An overall movement of 22mm 0 86in ATTENTION Adjust the Fine Trim halfway before balancing 8 2 2 Center Post Clamp Force Adjustment ADVICE Overtighten the leveling screw This wil...

Page 57: ...ce The clamping force is adjusted 8 3 Gimbal Installation and Operation 8 3 1 Installing the 1 8in Gimbal to the Center Post Preparation Remove the top stage from the center post Prepare Post Tool K2 0040046 for Installation 1 Use the Post Tool to open the centering ring by turning it to the left 2 Open the gimbal clamp lever 3 Put the gimbal on the post The Gimbal is ready for the positioning on ...

Page 58: ...er ring 2 Move the gimbal to the desired position by rotating and sliding the gimbal 3 Lock the clamp lever The Gimbal is positioned 8 3 2 Adding Components Gimbal Handle Extension K2 0010569 ADVICE Do not over tighten the centering ring It is not a clamp ATTENTION Make sure all handle parts are tight Stop using the gimbal once one of the handle parts comes loose ...

Page 59: ...ps of Loctite 222 to the threads 1 Hold the straight gimbal handle and turn the curved gimbal handle to remove the Curved Handle Gimbal Handle Extender assembly 2 First screw the extender onto the straight handle Curved Handle assembly 3 Then screw the curved handle onto the extender ...

Page 60: ...p Stage first 2 Use the Post Tool K2 0040046 to open the Centering Ring by turning it to the left 3 Remove the Centering Ring from the Gimbal Knurled Grip assembly 4 Slide the knurled grip gimbal extension over the post and place it care fully on top of the gimbal 5 Carefully tighten the knurled grip gimbal extension ...

Page 61: ...it to the left 3 Remove the Centering Ring from the Gimbal Removing the Delrin Sleeve 4 Remove the Delrin Sleeve from the Gimbal Insert the Upper Delrin Sleeve 5 Place the upper Delrin Sleeve 6 Remove any grease at the inside ot the insert 7 Place the centering ring and carefully tighten it Insert the lower clamp insert 8 Squeeze the insert with your fingertips and slide it down into the gimbal ...

Page 62: ...nter Post may be damaged Turn the silver nut by a 1 8 or 1 4 turn to the right NOT more ADVICE If the clamping force of the Gimbal clamp weakens clean the Outer Post with isopropanol before you adjust the clamping force Clamp Force Adjustment 1 Open the clamp lever 2 Turn the silver nut by a 1 8 or 1 4 turn to the right to adjust the clamp force The clamping force is adjusted ...

Page 63: ...TY on the Gimbal Gimbal Mounting Bracket 1 Before you begin make sure the gimbal handle extension is also attached 2 Open the clamp lever of the Mounting Bracket 3 Place the Master Grip TRINITY on the gimbal grip as close as pos sible to the bend 4 When you have reached the desired position tighten the clamp wing nut ...

Page 64: ...insert Mounting the Monitor Adapter 3 There are two different monitor adapters to choose from Monitor Adapter for Transvideo K2 0014831 Monitor Adapter for Small HD K2 0014832 4 Slide the monitor adapter on the 19mm rod and bring it in the desired position 5 Tighten the clamp Hight Adjustment 6 Open the clamp lever 7 Move the mount in the desired position 8 Tighten the clamp lever ...

Page 65: ...Monitor Pwr Lemo 0B 5pin K2 0038999 with the Transvideo ARRI Starlite monitor and with the upper LBUS Socket at the Master Grip TRINITY ATTENTION If you are using a standard Transvideo Starlite monitor with a 2pin Lemo socket use the MTG Monitor Pwr Lemo 0B 2pin K2 0038998 Joystick Cable 5 Connect the TRINITY 2 Joystick Cable 75cm 29 5in K2 0043861 with the lower LBUS Socket at the Master Grip TRI...

Page 66: ...e screw at the back Monitor Power 4 Connect the MTG Monitor Pwr Lemo 0B 2pin K2 0038998 with the SmallHD monitor and with the upper LBUS Socket at the Master Grip TRINITY Joystick Cable 5 Connect the TRINITY 2 Joystick Cable 75cm 29 5in K2 0043861 with the lower LBUS Socket at the Master Grip TRINITY and with the LBUS Socket at the TRINITY 2 head ...

Page 67: ...e Master Grip TRINITY the joystick the function keys and the monitor in the perfect position Adjustment Screws 1 Loosen both adjustments screws by max 2 turns Gimbal Mounting Bracket Position 2 If desired the Master Grip TRINITY can be placed di rectly over the gimbal handle 3 Or raise the monitor mounting bracket in a different po sition Joystick Position 4 Or move the joystick to a comfortable p...

Page 68: ...ng away the clamping slide makes it easier to move the screws 3 Tighten both screws Mounting the Rod Clamp Bridge horizontal 1 Open the rod clamp wing nut by turning it counterclockwise 2 If necessary move the top screw to the lower hole Pushing away the clamping slide makes it easier to move the screws 3 Tighten both screws 8 5 2 Power ON OFF To turn the RCP 3 ON and OFF press and hold down the J...

Page 69: ...Radio Module Attaching the Radio Module 1 Open both Rod Clamp Bridge screws to allow some more clearance 2 Insert the Radio Module by fitting it into the radio module slot and sliding it downwards until the Radio Release Button pops back out 3 Tighten both screws again Removing the Radio Module 1 Open both Rod Clamp Bridge screws to allow some more clearance 2 Press the Radio Release Button Pull t...

Page 70: ...wer the TRINITY 2 Head Top and Bottom Stage at the same time Use for powering TRINITY 2 Head OR Top Stage OR the Bottom Stage 8 6 1 Installing TST BST to Center Post 1 Locate the red dot on the main cable plug and socket When both marks are aligned insert the LEMO 3B plug into the socket 2 Carefully place the TST BST onto the center post fine thread 3 Turn the blue docking ring with your fingers u...

Page 71: ... been released Do not pull on the clamp lever and slide the safety latch at the same time 1 Touch the safety latch with your thumb and slide it fully to the right 2 Place your index finger behind the clamping lever and pull the clamping lever forward until it reaches the end stop on the left side 3 Place the slightly inclined SAM dovetail plate and then lay it flat in the top stage as shown here ...

Page 72: ...ess The special hight of every SAM plate will lift the dedicated camera right into the center of the TRINITY 2 inner ring This way a perfect COG of the camera is guaranteed Available SAM plates and lens support brackets K2 0041201 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM Zero K2 0018851 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM 1 for ALEXA K2 0014215 Stabilizer Adapter Mount SAM 2 for ALEXA KK 0016116 Stabilizer Adapter M...

Page 73: ...orce of the clamping mechanism decreases Check that the clamping pads are clean Remove dirt or grease with isopropanol Check whether the clamping pads still cover the entire area If parts of the clamp pads are gone please contact ARRI Service ADVICE Overtighten the leveling screw This will cause the clamping force to become excessive and the Clamp Pads may be dam aged Turn the silver nut by a 1 8 ...

Page 74: ... Lock the dovetail clamp mechanism 8 7 2 Mounting ø19mm Rods 1 Turn both Rod Clamp wing nuts to the left to open the clamp mechanism 2 Insert the 19mm rods 3 Tighten both rod clamp wing nuts ATTENTION Do not over tighten when using carbon fiber rods Mounting the hinge and the short ø 19mm rods 1 Alling the long 19mm rods 2 Open both wing nuts 3 Place the hinge on the long ø19mm rods Tighten the wi...

Page 75: ...cation pin is aligned with the receiver hole and that the pogo pins line up with the receiver pads on the circuit board 2 Use the 3mm allen wrench to tighten all four screws 8 7 4 Battery Hanger Module Mounting Battery Mounts to the BHM 2 1 Open the rod clamp wing nut 2 Positioning the battery mount on the ø19 mm rods 3 Tighten the clamp wing nut ...

Page 76: ...ing the Battery Mounts to the Battery Hanger Module The battery mounts BMS 1 BMS 2 are equipped with a LEMO90 elbow connectors In order to give you more flexibility when placing the battery mounts the three Battery In sockets can be rotated by 90 and the elbow plug can be placed in the required position Right side BAT IN 1 and BAT IN 3 can be brought into the desired position by turning the socket...

Page 77: ...s and TRINITY system as soon the BHM 2 is connected to the Top Stage TST or Bottom Stage BST ATTENTION Hot Plug Check that the BHM is switched OFF before connecting it to the TST BST Connecting an operating BHM to the system may produce an unwanted electrical surge Connect the Power Cable BHM 2 to TST K2 0037771 to the POWER OUT socket of the Battery Hanger Module and the POWER IN socket of the To...

Page 78: ...ctions can be selected and activated by turning and pressing the jog wheel 8 7 9 TRINITY ARTEMIS Mode ADVICE The BHM 2 offers two different modes ARTEMIS and TRINITY Technically and functionally both modes are exactly the same they only differ in the way the display acts In ARTEMIS mode the display is rotated by 180 as soon as the artemis was moved into the low mode position In TRINITY mode the di...

Page 79: ...shows the selected modes TRINITY or ARTEMIS Simultaneously or One By One and the available total capacity of the 12V and 24V power lines Battery Status System Status This page shows the available capacity in volts or percent of each battery Values in percent can only be displayed if the batteries offer one of the supported battery communication protocols If there is no such battery communication p...

Page 80: ...own when the output voltage is less than 23 0 volts Single battery warning when the voltage is less than 23 9 volts Single battery warning when percent reading is less than 20 24V Line warning when the output voltage is less than 23 9 volts Low voltage warning when less than 10 of all batteries Low Voltage warning when all 24V voltages are less than 23 9 volts Overvoltage warning if more than 35 v...

Page 81: ...onstant 12V and 24V regardless of whether 12V or 24V batteries are connected Use of 12V batteries If up to three 12V batteries are connected 12V will be supplied directly to the 12V consumers As soon as a 24V consumer is detected the BHM 2 supplies a regulated 24 voltage to this consumer The 12 volt supply is shown in percent as long as battery communication is available the 24 volt supply is show...

Page 82: ...ously SIM In SIM mode all connected batteries are discharged at the same time as long as they offer the same voltage The strongest battery is discharged first until it has reached the level of the other batteries After that all batteries are discharged evenly ATTENTION If batteries with different voltages are used in the SIM mode the BHM 2 works exclusively in OBO mode Thus no hot swap is availabl...

Page 83: ...hanging Battery Mode 1 Double click the jog wheel 2 Select Battery Mode by clicking the jog wheel once 3 Turn the jog wheel and select the desired discharge mode by clicking on the jog wheel once 4 Or select Exit to cancel the action ...

Page 84: ...brightness 1 Double click the jog wheel 2 Turn the jog wheel right to reach System and press the jog wheel to select 3 Turn the jog wheel left to reach Brightness and press the jog wheel to select 4 Click Brightness once 5 Turn the jog wheel up or down to select the desired brightness ...

Page 85: ...l 2 Turn the jog wheel right to reach System and press the jog wheel to select 3 Turn the jog wheel to reach Firmware Info and press the jog wheel to select 4 Turning the jog wheel to the right will cycle through the current firmware levels of all components including the battery mounts as long as they are connected ...

Page 86: ...d updated battery communication protocols be uploaded to the individual battery holders 9 Double click the jog wheel 10 Turn the jog wheel right to reach System and press the jog wheel to select 11 Turn the jog wheel right to reach Update and press the jog wheel to select 12 The update will start automaticly and can take up to 5 min ADVICE NO USB means That something is wrong with the connection t...

Page 87: ... on the BMS Base ATTENTION Make sure the location pin is aligned with the receiver hole and that the pogo pins line up with the receiver pads on the circuit board 2 Use the 3mm hex key to tighten all four screws 8 8 2 Mounting the BMS on rods BMS 1 BMS 2 1 Open the clamp wing nut fully 2 Place the Battery Mount at the desired position 3 Tighten the clmap wing nut ...

Page 88: ...ries Recommended Cleaning Agents Water Glass Cleaner Isopropyl Alcohol Cleaning Information Before cleaning remove the camera accessories from the camera and disconnect all cables Clean the accessories with a soft lint free cleaning cloth and some water or glass cleaner Only when really necessary e g to remove residues of camera tape isopropyl alcohol should be used 9 2 Repair WARNING Repairs carr...

Page 89: ...Only transport and storage the accessories in suitable cases Follow the specified environmental conditions Do not store the accessories in places where they may be subject to temperature extremes direct sunlight high humidity severe vibration or strong magnetic fields If you have any questions regarding the transport or storage of ARRI products please contact ARRI Service ...

Page 90: ...ithin the scope of Directive 2012 19 EU OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of June 4 2012 on waste electrical and elec tronic equipment WEEE II Accordingly this product must not be disposed of with household waste There are the respective country specific disposal rules that must be observed ...

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