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The back balance weight / External Batt. 

 

DvRigPro. Is supplied with a 0.5 Kg. back balance weight. The weight can be replaced 
with any kind of External Battery to power your camera light or an External Disc 
recorder 
The supplied Velcro strap can secure the External Device.  
 
For heavier setups, additional weights and longer screw can 
be ordered.

 

 
Using the DvRigPro. 
 
Pick up the Rig with your left hand holding the left handle bar, and your right hand 
holding the shoulder support. Put The Rig on your shoulder; Make sure you are 
comfortable with it.  
Take your left hand from the left handlebar and pull out the suspension pod from the 
holder (4). Insert it into the belt holster.  
Lower the Rig and position the Pod’s tip into the spring insert, Push it down slightly and 
it will lock into place. 
While pressing the Rig down, Gently and carefully release the Locks. 
The active pod is now supporting the rig’s weight. And you are ready to go!  
Make final adjustments for best position, comfort and performance. 

 

Adjustments 
Make yourself comfortable. Stand straight and lose. Adjust the large back elevation 
knob (2) so that your shoulder will fit into its place in the rig’s shoulder brace. 
Move the shoulder brace back and forward until it fills comfortable, Best position is 
when the chassis is Horizontal. 
 
 For best performance always apply forward pressure on the handlebars. This will keep 
the Shoulder brace in the right position, 
 
Release the camera plate locking-lever and position the camera back for using the 
viewfinder or forward for using the LCD monitor. Lock the camera to the desired 
position. 
Slightly release the camera’s horizontal position knob (3) and move it left or right 
opposite to your eye. Keep your head straight; do not stretch your neck. Adjust to feel 
Comfortable. Slightly lock at the desired position. 
If you cannot reach the camera’s viewfinder comfortably, reposition the camera further 
back on the camera plate. 

 

 

Taking the Rig off 

 

First lock all locking knobs. 
Then pull the Rig down and secure the pod’s locks. 
Now take out the Suspension Pod and secure it in the spring holders. 
Take the Rig off and put it on the ground or on any other flat surface,  
You can use the Light Stand adaptor (Optional) and mount the rig on any standard light 
stand.  

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for DvRigPro

Page 1: ...e When inserting or taking out the pod to and from the support assembly DvRigPro Thank you for choosing The DvRigPro Take off all the packaging materials and put all the parts in front of you Check that you have all parts in the list Standard Package Rig Chassis w QR base and 2 grip handles Shoulder Brace w Balance Weight QR sliding Camera plate Support belt w Pod Holster Suspension Pod Low mode b...

Page 2: ...ooting Attach the Remote control unit Optional to the top of the right padded handle bar The DvRigPro Chassis is now ready The Active Suspension Pod The active Suspension pod is supplied and stored spring loaded this means that releasing the locks will release the springs the pod may take off like an arrow and hurt or damage you or your property Be Careful and Do Not Unlock until ready to be used ...

Page 3: ...mfortable Stand straight and lose Adjust the large back elevation knob 2 so that your shoulder will fit into its place in the rig s shoulder brace Move the shoulder brace back and forward until it fills comfortable Best position is when the chassis is Horizontal For best performance always apply forward pressure on the handlebars This will keep the Shoulder brace in the right position Release the ...

Page 4: ...ly SuperLube Along the two springs and inside the tubes Always slightly unlock all four rig s knobs for storage or transport Avoid storing in very hot and or very humid places Shooting Tips Do not lean forward or back for tilting Just release The Tilt Crane knob 1 then Tilt and or Crane to any desired position Adjust the Elevation knob 2 for adjusting the camera height to meet the desired objects ...

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