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PROAIM SPIN PAN TILT HEAD                                                                                                                 9 

 

PAN DIRECTION SWITCH 

 

When the Pan Tilt Head is used on a Tripod or on a Jib.  

 

When the head is shifted from a Jib to a tripod, it needs reversal of direction as the location of 
the head will be inverted. By switching “on” the pan direction switch, we can immediately re-
verse  the  direction.  When  the  joystick  is  moved  to  the  right  it  gives  right  rotation  as  it  gives 
while mounted on the tripod directly. 

Linear or Logarithmic taper joystick control 

 

All  joysticks  are  linear,  meaning  that  each  degree of  movement of  the  stick  correlates  to  the 
output.  On  the  12  volt  PROAIM™ SR.PAN  TILT  HEAD  half deflection  of  the  joystick  means  ap-
proximately 6 volts sent to the motors. But with the advent of Digital we can now control the 
taper of the joystick, making in Logarithmic as well. Logarithmic taper being that the first of joy-
stick movement only sends a small amount of power to the motors and the last of the deflec-
tion will send more power per degree of deflection. On Logarithmic taper 1/3 of joystick deflec-
tion might yield 2 volts output the next 1/3 will yield 4 volts output and the last 1/3 of yields 6 
volts  for a  max.  again  of  12  volts.  This mode  gives  the operator  fine  slow  movements  yet  re-
tains the ability to go to max. speed if necessary. 

DAMPING KNOB 

 

Damping Knob is the ability to control the "damping" effect of the joystick interface with the pan/
tilt action of the head being controlled. It does not matter what head you are using; the damping 
effect is a characteristic of the joystick output. 

YOUR PROAIM  SPIN PAN TILT HEADS  

ALL DRESSED UP AND READY TO GO 

(SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES) 

Summary of Contents for PT-SPN

Page 1: ...may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted by any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise except as may be expressly permitted by the applicab...

Page 2: ...the date of purchase and work hard to resolve any problems in the unlikely event one should arise With our commitment to continuous improvement and your Feedback building on our reputation of providi...

Page 3: ...hinists assembly customer service and office staff that take great pride in all that they do Our mantra of continuous improvement has been the guiding principle of how we conduct our business since da...

Page 4: ...hieve 360 degree pan tilt moves at the same time No other system gives you this range of movement with the same fluid motion Contents Of Shipping Box SPIN Pan Tilt head Joystick control box and Joy st...

Page 5: ...e mounting extension and insert the screws to tighten the head INSTALLING THE HEAD ACCESSORIES Install your cable starting at the camera end making sure to leave enough slack for full pan tilt movemen...

Page 6: ...ILT HEAD Digital only JOYSTICK The joystick may be operated hand held from a flat surface like a table top or attached to the boom arm of the jib CABLES CONTROL BOX Install the 12 volt DC power 4 pin...

Page 7: ...disengage gears Mount the camera to the camera plate with the screw provided Tighten by threading the nut up to the bottom of the camera plate securely Make sure your balance point previously marked w...

Page 8: ...ghtly on start up or shut down This is normal This can be controlled by Dead Spot Adjust the joystick to ensure correct movement of the head It may be necessary to reconnect to the motors if required...

Page 9: ...of Digital we can now control the taper of the joystick making in Logarithmic as well Logarithmic taper being that the first of joy stick movement only sends a small amount of power to the motors and...

Page 10: ...or service by anyone other than our company We are not liable for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the use of the unit or occurring due to any breach of this warranty Replacement pa...

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