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Controls Setup

Step 12

9.1

Auto Assignment Controller

For a fast and easy setup, this menu will show up, as soon

the

DRW-1,

DEH-1, Knob Solo

is connected to the remote

control panel.

9.2

Manual Assignment

Touch the

field

below

Pan, Tilt, Roll

and select the desired controller in the submenu.

Available controllers Pan, Tilt, Roll

NOTE

Press

Cancel

if DRW-1 or DEH-1 has already been assigned and values have already

been set.

Press OK to overwrite your last values.

NOTE

The Auto Assignment function can be deactivated in the

Settings

menu for the remote

control.

SJ1T

Standard J 1

Tilt

Standard Joystick 1

up/down

DRWP

DRW-1

Pan

DRW-1, ARRI Wheels,

Pan

SJ1P

Standard J 1

Pan

Standard Joystick 1

left /right

DRWT

DRW-1

Tilt

DRW-1, ARRI Wheels,

Tilt

DRWR

DRW-1

Roll

DRW-1, ARRI Wheels,

Roll

MF1T

Microforce J 1

Tilt

Microforce Joystick 1

up/down

MF1P

Microforce J 1

Pan

Microforce Joystick 1

left /right

DEHP

DEH-1

Pan

DEH-1,

ARRI Encoder Head,

Pan

DEHT

DEH-1

Tilt

DEH-1,

ARRI Encoder Head,

Tilt

BC1T

Broadcast J 1

Tilt

Broadcast Joystick 1

up/down

BC1P

Broadcast J 1

Pan

Broadcast Joystick 1

left /right

Touchscreen

Control through the

Touchscreen of the Remote

Control Panel

K1 … K8

Knob

… Knob

Knobs

B1 … B6

Button

… Button

Buttons

Assign Pan Setpoint

DEHP

DEHT

Standard J1 Pan

Standard J1 Tilt

Knob 8

Standard J1 Pan

Standard J1 Tilt

Knob 8

Controls Setup

Summary of Contents for KK.0037273

Page 1: ...01 08 2020 Manual KK 0037273 SRH 36060 Stabilized Remote Head No Radio Set Standard Joystick KK 0037275 SRH 36060 Stabilized Remote Head No Radio Set Microforce Joystick KK 0037276 SRH 36060 Stabilized Remote Head No Radio Set Broadcast Joystick ...

Page 2: ...duct or other system components ARRI assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document The information is subject to change without NOTICE For product specification changes after this manual was published refer to the latest published ARRI data sheets or release notes etc for the most up to date specifications Not all products and or types are available in every country Ple...

Page 3: ...up Quick Setup PID Fine Trim 21 11 Drop 23 12 Home Position 13 True Horizon 14 True Tilt Roll 24 15 End Stops 16 Follow Mode 26 17 Dynamic Mode 27 18 Additional Controls Setup Dead Band Sensitivity Filter Ratio 28 19 Additional Remote Head Settings Pan Motor On Off Motor Mode 30 20 Controling External Devices Tower 31 21 Using External Radio Modules Range 32 22 FIZ Setup Assigning Available Contro...

Page 4: ...to approximately 10 in 30 minutes Drift can also be caused by a non calibrated joystick or a loose camera setup or an Iso Damper that is too soft Reduction of flexing or bending of the camera and lens package and flexing of the remote head attachment are critical The overall setup needs be as rigid as possible because any flexing can cause the head to vibrate or oscillate Every attempt to improve ...

Page 5: ...be used without proper training ARRI recommends that all users of the SRH 360 stabilized remote head read the manual in its entirety prior to use Warning NOTICE The product is solely and exclusively available for commercial customers and shall be used by skilled personnel only Every user should be trained according to ARRI guidelines Use the product only for the purpose described in this document ...

Page 6: ...eight and length of the camera Serious injuries can result through negligence If this does happen then cut off the power supply straight away and seek medical attention if necessary DANGER Keep in mind that the SRH 360 stabilized remote head is a fully stabilized Gimbal based device with a payload capacity of 30kg 66 lb The amount of available torque is very high CAUTION For your safety DANGER Rot...

Page 7: ...nction box Tilt motor Mounting platform Yoke Onboard computer Base junction box Emergency Stop Switch Side to side adjustment clamp Mount for top support Camera dovetail plate Thread for Safety Hook Tilt Lock End stop Roll axis Side Bracket mounting position optional Roll motor Roll motor Safety lock camera dovetail plate Clamp Lever fore and aft ...

Page 8: ...pin K2 0010471 Cam Power Cine 24V ALEXA Mini K2 0020467 Cam Power Cine 12V HiCap ALEXA K2 0010538 Cam Power Cine 12V HiCap ALEXA Mini K2 0010540 Cam Power Cine 12V HiCap AMIRA 90 K2 0010565 Cam Power Cine 12V HiCap Red EPIC K2 0010472 Cam Power Cine EFP 12V XLR K2 0010469 HD SDI BNC Cable K2 0010476 Cable LBUS 0 2m 8 inch K2 0006749 Cable LBUS 0 3m 1ft K2 0006750 Cable LBUS 0 5m 1 5ft K2 0006751 C...

Page 9: ...1 64ft K2 0019306 SRH High Capacity Battery Power Cable 12V 4pin XLR 20m 66ft K2 0021430 SRH High Capacity Battery Power Cable 24V 3pin XLR 20m 66ft K2 0021429 SRH High Capacity Battery Power Cable 12V 4pin XLR 10m 33ft K2 0021428 SRH High Capacity Battery Power Cable 24V 3pin XLR 10m 33ft K2 0021427 SRH FS CAN Bus Cable 1m 3 2ft K2 0033762 SRH FS CAN Bus Cable 5m 16 4ft K2 0037701 SRH FS CAN Bus ...

Page 10: ...engine power as well as their bandwidth or frequency response Stabilized remote heads have difficulty isolating certain shocks and violent movements in the vertical axis Even certain lateral movements can not always be perfectly corrected Very fast movements required to correct the camera position may not be within system capabilities This can be seen when using longer lenses The use of an Iso Dam...

Page 11: ...er for SRH Pro Set metric KK 0037455 Iso Damper for SRH Pro Set imperial KK 0037454 contains Iso Damper for SRH metric imperial Castle Nut for Iso Damper for SRH metric imperial Wrench for Castle Nut Iso Damper for SRH Peli Case for Iso Damper for SRH Castle Nut for Iso Damper for SRH metric 4 5 Black Tek ISO Damper The Black Tek ISO Damper offers adjustable oil dampened double axis swing The damp...

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Page 13: ...mote head Remove the condition which blocks the axis movement and cycle the emergency stop in order to enable the motors again Step 5 5 3 Mounting Camera Dovetail Plate First open the clamp lever to insert the camera dovetail SAM plate To remove the camera dovetail SAM plate push the blue safety lock Clamp Lever fore and aft adjustment Safety Lock Remote Head Setup Locked Unlocked While camera set...

Page 14: ...al position Step 7 5 5 Side to Side Balance Open the clamp leaver at the front Move the camera left or right until the camera remains in a neutral horizontal position NOTICE When adding or removing components the camera position must be readjusted NOTICE When adding or removing components the camera position must be readjusted Clamp Lever Side to Side Remote Head Setup Unlocked Clamp Lever fore an...

Page 15: ...XLR plug Use only suitable and recommended power cords batteries and power supplies Otherwise the desired performance cannot be guaranteed The power supply for the EUT has to provide SELV and a short circuit proof limited power source according to EN 60950 1 CAUTION 12V 24V FS CAN Bus 12V Note When using the external radio modules ERM SRH 2 4 900 in wireless mode an external 12V power supply for t...

Page 16: ...m 0 65ft K2 0019300 Remote Control Panel LBUS In ARRI Mounting Rosettes RS 12V Pwr Out Emergency Stop Switch Mini USB RC Data FF Can Bus 2pin Lemo 12V Pwr Out FS Can Bus 12V Pwr In 4pin XLR Main Pwr On Off Button B5 End Stops On Off assignable Knob K7 assignable Button B1 assignable Button B3 assignable Button B4 True Horizon assignable Knob K1 Pan Speed assignable Knob K2 Tilt Speed assignable Kn...

Page 17: ... settings Touch Factory Presets to reset the current setting to the factory settings Touch Discard to cancel the actual settings Touch Back to return to the previous page Remote Control GUI Assigned Control Device Selected User Profile Selected Menu Axes Ramp Start Speed Ramp Stop Home Position Set TS assignable Focus Iris Zoom Menu Remote Control On Off End Stop Limits On Off B5 assignable Follow...

Page 18: ...h is activated 8 4 Emergency Stop remote control panel 8 5 Emergency Stop Off remote head Step 11 8 6 Mounting Position Once the remote control is connected to the remote head the display will ask for the position of the remote head Remote Control GUI Standing Overslung Hanging Underslung Do not pull the Emergency Stop knob Turn the knob to the left CAUTION EMERGENCY STOP Remote Control EMERGENCY ...

Page 19: ...1 Tilt Standard Joystick 1 up down DRWP DRW 1 Pan DRW 1 ARRI Wheels Pan SJ1P Standard J 1 Pan Standard Joystick 1 left right DRWT DRW 1 Tilt DRW 1 ARRI Wheels Tilt DRWR DRW 1 Roll DRW 1 ARRI Wheels Roll MF1T Microforce J 1 Tilt Microforce Joystick 1 up down MF1P Microforce J 1 Pan Microforce Joystick 1 left right DEHP DEH 1 Pan DEH 1 ARRI Encoder Head Pan DEHT DEH 1 Tilt DEH 1 ARRI Encoder Head Ti...

Page 20: ... selected Speed values are displayed on the home screen 9 5 Ramp K4 K5 K6 In factory preset Ramp is assigned to K4 Pan K5 Tilt K6 Roll Turning the knob to the right will increase the Start and Stop Ramp value The selected Start and Stop Ramp values are displayed on the home screen 9 6 Controls On Off As a security measure you can lock all controllers of the remote control panel by touching Control...

Page 21: ...ps such as setting up the camera attaching the remote head to the crane the quality of the crane itself and the PID settings must be taken into account and properly performed 1 Start with a solid camera setup 2 Make sure that all required components are firmly attached to the camera 3 Avoid assemblies that use tape or Velcro 4 Check that all clamps are securely locked If only one step is missing t...

Page 22: ...en is needed 6 Choose and frame a fixed point in the set 7 Use the joystick and move the remote head to the selected position in the set and stop the head right there 8 Check if the camera stops at the selected point whether the camera exceeds the point whether the camera is bouncing left and right 9 If the camera exceeds the desired point increase the P and D values in increments of five NOTE The...

Page 23: ...soon as the remote head starts to vibrate slowly move the slider to the right and increase the Drop value until the remote head stops vibrating Press OK 11 2 Master Control NOTE The Drop setting is a pretty powerful way to control the overall performance and behavior of the SRH 360 Although the PID settings were carried out perfectly there may be undesirable vibrations in connection with the gener...

Page 24: ...is helpful to assign it to B3 13 True Horizon The True Horizon function moves the Roll axis back to the horizontal position When using the DRW 1 wheels or the DEH 1 encoder head it can be very helpful to return horizon roll axis to the neutral position by simply pressing a button True Horizon will also work when using the second Rocker to control the Roll axis NOTE By factory preset this function ...

Page 25: ...ch axis and activate or deactivate them individually 15 2 End Stops On Off Here you can activate the End Stop function for each axis Just touch On Off 15 3 Current Angle The green numbers indicate the current positions of the individual axes 15 4 To set Left Top Min move the head into the desired end position and touch Set Left Set Right Set Top or Set Bottom This will open a sub menu where you ca...

Page 26: ...llow On Off to activate the Follow mode 16 3 Follow Speed Touch Speed and set a minimum speed value of 89 better 100 to ensure synchronized movement between the crane and the remote head Press OK 16 4 Follow Dead Band The Follow Dead Band selection opens a new menu with a slider that allows you to set the Dead Band of the Follow function for each axis individually NOTE The Dead Band should be 0 to...

Page 27: ...s High When the remote head is used in extreme centrifugal conditions the overall stabilization performance is maximized by activating the High dynamic mode 17 1 Status Dynamic Mode The home screen indicates the current Dynamic Mode 17 2 Changing the Dynamic Modes Touch Menu Touch Settings Touch Head NOTICE Press always Standard to leave the Low or High dynamic mode Dynamic Modes NOTICE The activa...

Page 28: ...there will be more or less no movement in the end NOTICE If the DRW 1 wheels or the DEH 1 encoder head is used as a controller Dead Band must be set to 0 Otherwise there would be a delay in response NOTICE If the DRW 1 wheels or the DEH 1 encoder head is used as a controller Sensitivity must be set to 0 Otherwise there would be a delay in response Additional Controls Settings Start 50 100 Start 50...

Page 29: ... the remote head Since only angle data is transmitted there is normally no speed control In order to be able to change the perceived speed you have to change the gear ratio between controller and remote head This adjustment happens via the ratio value Speed 50 means a 1 1 gear ratio A higher value increases the gear ratio the perceived speed To simplify the setting the Ratio settings is assigned t...

Page 30: ...oice when shooting in very dynamic situations with fast moving targets like cars or sport The control of the head is more intuitive and more direct Angle Mode is the right choice for cranes dollies static applications or when very long focal lengths is used NOTICE If you use the internal Joystick the Pan and Tilt motors should be set to Speed mode NOTICE If you use DRW 1 wheels or the DEH 1 encode...

Page 31: ...31 20 Controling External Devices 20 1 Future Feature NOTICE Future Feature Not available in this SUP Controling External Devices ...

Page 32: ...ce Joystick KK 0037272 SRH 360 Stabilized Remote Head No Radio Set Broadcast Joystick The listed remote heads are NOT equipped with any wireless radio transmission NOTICE Please read the separate manual of the ERM modules NOTICE The quality and range of the radio connection strongly depends on the general radio situation on site 1 Make sure that you select the correct region in which you operate t...

Page 33: ...l open a new menu where the desired controllers can be assigned 22 3 Available Controllers IFW1 Focus Wheel 1 Internal Focus Wheel 1 IFW2 Focus Wheel 2 Internal Focus Wheel 2 IZR1 Zoom Rocker 1 Internal Zoom Rocker 1 IZR2 Zoom Rocker 2 Internal Zoom Rocker 2 MLW Left Wheel Master Grip Left Focus Wheel MRW Right Wheel Master Grip Right Focus Wheel MLR Left Rocker Master Grip Left Zoom Rocker MRR Ri...

Page 34: ...peed mode Selecting Speed selection will open the speed adjustment menu 22 8 Torque Selecting Torque selection will open the torque adjustment menu Keep the Torque value as low as possible This will help to keep the overall power consumption low NOTICE Focus Wheel should be set to Position Iris Slider should be set to Position Zoom Rocker should be set to Speed NOTICE Green indicates that the moto...

Page 35: ...he current profile in the remote head In this way the remote head starts with the proper PID values and LBUS settings until the remote control panel is connected Selecting Startup Settings Apply will save the actual profile in the remote head 23 4 Profiles Backup As a backup all nine profiles can be stored into the remote head If the remote control panel needs to be swapped you can write your curr...

Page 36: ...actual SW version 24 3 LBUS The LBUS Info Screen will show the actual SW version of the connected LBUS controller 24 4 Expander The Expander Info Screen will show the actual SW version of the connected Expanders like the Joystick or the internal Focus and Zoom controllers 24 5 Head Selecting Head will provide information about the Mainboard LBUS and Expander for the remote head Info ...

Page 37: ... rocker can be calibrated 25 3 Restore Current Profile Touching Current Profile will restore the current user profile 25 4 Restore Factory presets RCP Touching Factory presets will restore all user profiles NOTICE Don t touch the controller during the calibration process All settings of the selected user profile will be deleted The current selected user profile will be restored back to the factory...

Page 38: ...last used in a city and next it will be used in the mountains First start with the restore of the sensors calibration Choose Sensor Calibration in order to restore the sensor calibration to the factory presets 25 8 Second calibrate the Camera Gyro Choose Gyro Calibration in order to perform the Camera Gyro calibration 25 9 Factory Only an ARRI service technician can access this function NOTICE Don...

Page 39: ...ntre 20 9cm 8 23in Weight 11 6Kg 25 57lbs Max Tilt Range 60 110 Max Roll Range 90 Max Pan Range Unlimited Slip Ring Max Pan Rate 240 Sec Max Tilt Rate 240 Sec 27 2 Dimensions Baseplate To disconnect the device safely from the power source remove both cables from the SRH 360 remote control panel Mount and operate the device in an orientation to ensure easy access to the connectors CAUTION All data ...

Page 40: ... GND V FF CAN POL Lö ei e B ch e GND CAN L CAN H V AUX P r V Lö ei e B ch e GND V OUT V HiCap V GND GND V Lö ei e B ch e RS V GND V V LBUS Lö ei e B ch e GND CAN L V CAN H LEMO ECG B CLN Fi cher DBP A FISCHER ECP S CLN LEMO ECG B CLN LEMO ECG B CLN FISCHER DGP A Lö ei e B ch e RH Connec or V LEMO All data subject to change without further notice LBUS RS 24V 12G HD SDI In 12 Volt high capacity powe...

Page 41: ...er Grip Left Rocker Red Button MRRB MRR Button Master Grip Right Rocker Red Button MLWB MLW Button Master Grip Left Wheel Red Button MRWB MRW Button Master Grip Right Wheel Red Button OCU OCU Wheel OCU 1 Wheel OCUL OCU Left OCU 1 Left Button OCUM OCU Middle OCU 1 Middle Button OCUR OCU Right OCU 1 Right Button MLRJ MLR Joystick center Master Grip Left Rocker Joystick center MLRL MLR Joystick left ...

Page 42: ...in hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment OJ L 174 1 July 2011 p 88 110 The compliance with the requirements of the European Directives was proved by the application of the following standards Essential Requirements regarding No 1 Art 3 1 a following 2014 35 EU o EN 62368 1 2014 AC 2015 05 AC 2015 11 EN 60950 1 2006 A11 2009 A1 2010 A12 2011 AC2011 A2 2013 EN 62479 2010 Art 3 ...

Page 43: ...uf dem Markt OJ L 153 22 5 2014 S 62 106 Directive 2014 53 EU of the European Parliament and the Council of 16 April 2014 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to the making available on the market of radio equipment OJ L 153 22 May 2014 p 62 106 2 Richtlinie 2011 65 EU des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates vom 8 Juni 2011 zur Beschränkung der Verwendung bestimmter gef...

Page 44: ...44 Declaration of Conformity ...

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