Joystick Control
Like all BR Remote heads, there are 10
‘gears’. Some controllers can select any gear but
others can only select a smaller number of gears. The movement is fully proportional to the
joystick displacement in all gears.
If the
‘turbo’ button is enabled on the controller this will set the speed to the fastest gear whilst
the button is held down.
Pre-Set Positions
The
µL
has the capacity to store up to 64 pre-set positions although some controllers can only
access 4 positions. When first powering the unit on you will need to manually set a
‘Home’
position or storing the positions you need. You can set a
‘Home’ position by using a known
picture position from the camera or by driving it to the ends of the pan and tilt travel. Doing
this will enable it to re-call previously stored positions.
Connections
The
µL
is supplied with a short cable to connect it to a controller. This cable can be simply
extended following this diagram;
1 Blue (GND)
2 Green
3 Yellow
4 Red (+12v)
XLR4 (NC4MXX)
1 Blue (GND)
2 Green
3 Yellow
4 Red (+12v)
XLR4 (NC4FXX)
4 Pin Lemo input plug
– FGG.0B.304.CLAD52Z
Pin 1 = GND (Blue)
Pin 2 = RS485 data A (Green)
Pin 3 = RS485 data B (Yellow)
Pin 4 = Power 12
– 35v (Red)
7 Pin Lemo plug for camera power & data - FGG.0B.307.CLAD52Z (not supplied)
Pin 1 = GND (Blue)
Pin 2 = RS422/485 data A TO camera (Green) Also semi-duplex return data.
Pin 3 = RS422/485 data B TO camera (Yellow) also semi-duplex return data.
Pin 4 = Power 12v camera power (Red)
Pin 5 = future use
Pin 6 = future use
Pin 7 = future use
When power is connected the blue LED on the side will flash 3 times whilst the
µL
is booting up.
After this sequence the LED will indicate 3 states;
Permanently ON
= Power applied, data received but not being addressed.
Very Fast Flashing
= Being addressed and should respond to commands.
Flashing Very Slowly
= Power but no data.