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Maintenance

The μVRC computer and panel require minimal routine maintenance, 

apart from regular cleaning and routine checks.

Routine checks

During use, check the following daily:

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Check cables for signs of wear or damage. Replace as necessary.

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Check that all cables are connected properly.

Cleaning

WARNING! Risk of electric shock . 

Disconnect and 

isolate the product from the power supply before 

cleaning.

During normal use the only cleaning required should be a regular 

wipe over with a dry, lint-free cloth. Dirt accumulated during storage or 

periods of disuse may be removed with a vacuum cleaner. Particular 

attention should be paid to all connection ports on the μVRC 

computer.

Summary of Contents for uVRC

Page 1: ...User Guide Part No V4063 0010 www vinten com EN μVRC Robotic Control System μVRC Robotic Control System ...

Page 2: ...nges will be incorporated in new versions of the publication We are making every effort to ensure that our publications are updated on a regular basis to reflect changes to product specifications and features Should this publication not contain information on the core functionality of your product please let us know You may be able to access the latest revision of this publication from our website...

Page 3: ...and Connections 6 System and Power Connections 7 Connecting the μVRC 7 Starting and Using the μVRC 8 Powering Up 8 Launching the VRC System Application 8 Using the μVRC 8 Using the Joystick Panel 8 Joystick Panel Keys 8 Using the μVRC 9 Joystick Camera Controls 10 Maintenance 11 Technical Specifications 12 General Notices 13 ...

Page 4: ...ordance with local regulations CAUTION This product must be connected to a power supply of the same voltage V and current A as indicated on the product Refer to the technical specifications for the product Using alternative power sources will invalidate the system EMC liability All connections to other devices must be made using shielded cables Intended Use The μVRC robotic control system is desig...

Page 5: ... a minimum of 1 m 3 ft Safety Notes for Operators Operators must familiarise themselves with the working footprint of the robotic equipment including all installed payload items lens zoom and focus controls viewfinder prompter etc to prevent inadvertent collisions or injury to personnel If personnel are too close to robotic equipment that is about to move the operator should prevent the motion fro...

Page 6: ...4 Box Contents 1 μVRC computer 2 Joystick panel 3 μVRC power supply NI USB connecting cable NI Power cable x3 NI User guide 1 2 3 NI Not Illustrated ...

Page 7: ...ons 4 1 3 2 5 6 6 7 8 1 Touch screen interface 2 Adjustable stand 3 Power button 4 Power socket 5 Network port 6 USB3 ports 7 VESA mounting holes X4 8 USB 2 ports For more information on the VESA mount see Technical Specifications on page 12 ...

Page 8: ...6 Joystick Panel Controls and Connections 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Main joystick control 2 Shot control keys 3 Focus controls 4 Shift function keys 5 Hand rest pad 6 Camera selection keys 7 USB port ...

Page 9: ... the number of connections available to suit your system requirements The control panel is connected and powered with the supplied USB lead The μVRC computer connections are located on the rear of the product See the section μVRC Computer Components and Connections on page 5 For more information on connecting up robotic cameras and components refer to the documentation supplied with the products T...

Page 10: ...and control connected robotic cameras Additional keys are available to select cameras and other useful functions Joystick Panel Keys The joystick panel has a selection of useful short cut keys which duplicate features and functions available on the touch screen display The keys provide quick access to functions when the operator is using the joystick to control cameras Launching the VRC System App...

Page 11: ...d not currently used 4 Camera selection keys 5 X4 key zoom proportional 6 Camera selection shift key provides access to cameras 9 to 16 The number of cameras available for selection is dependent on the system license For more information refer to the VRC System User Guide part no V4063 4980 ...

Page 12: ...ntrol functions can be reversed in the VRC application configuration to suit a users preferences Pan axis control Tilt axis control Zoom control Course focus control Fine focus control Height control optional An optional height drive is controlled by pressing and holding down the F1 key and twisting the joystick knob normally zoom control ...

Page 13: ...ssary Check that all cables are connected properly Cleaning WARNING Risk of electric shock Disconnect and isolate the product from the power supply before cleaning During normal use the only cleaning required should be a regular wipe over with a dry lint free cloth Dirt accumulated during storage or periods of disuse may be removed with a vacuum cleaner Particular attention should be paid to all c...

Page 14: ...m 3 3 in Touch screen Display Panel Specification 21 5inch TFT LCD LED Backlight 16 9 1920 x 1080 FHD Illumination 250nits Viewing Angle 170 Horizontal 160 Vertical Physical Data Height 111 mm 4 4 in Length 279 mm 11 in Width 228 mm 9 in Electrical Data Power Via USB interface 5V DC consumption 1A USB Interface Type A male cable length 2m 6ft 6 8in VESA Mount Mounting Hole Spacings 100 x 100 mm 3 ...

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