Pan/Tilt PRO
Pan/Tilt PRO - Document 341-590 Rev. A
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Installation Notes (continued):
Mount the Pan/Tilt PRO in a location where the range of motion of the pan/tilt system will not
be obstructed by any objects. The Pan/Tilt PRO head should be mounted upright with the
base level (use a level when installing the pan/tilt head and mount).
When using the Pan/Tilt PRO in conjunction with one of the Vaddio mounts, it is important to
verify that the surface (wall, table, pipe, etc…) can support the weight of the entire assembly
(camcorder, Pan/Tilt PRO, mount, power supply and other hardware). Use hardware that
will adequately handle the weight of the system and account for additional stress that the
system may be subjected to because of the movement of the camera.
STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS:
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Step A: Canon Camcorders:
After installing the mount, look at the Pan/Tilt PRO. The white markers on the pan and tilt hubs (round
discs protruding from the bottom and side of the head) indicate the home positions. The Pan/Tilt head is
shipped with the markers centered on both hubs. If for some reason the white markers on the hubs don’t
match up with the markers on the Pan/Tilt head, connect the PowerRite power supply to the Pan/Tilt
Head. The system will automatically adjust and find the home positions. NOTE: Be sure to disconnect
power from the head once you have the hubs in their home position.
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Step B: Canon Camcorders:
Carefully set the Pan/Tilt PRO head on the mount. Place the front of the Pan/Tilt head (side with RJ-45
and power ports) facing the primary viewing area. Using the four 1” ¼ - 20 button head machine screws
(supplied with the Pan/Tilt PRO) secure the mount from the bottom of the flange and tighten using the
supplied Allen wrench (see Figure 4). If installing the Pan/Tilt PRO on a custom mount provided
elsewhere, verify that there is enough room to accommodate complete range of motion of the camera
when panned and tilted in any direction.
Figure 4:
Pan/Tilt PRO mounted on optional
pedestal mount bracket
