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Instruction
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Gears and Rods
The motor comes with a standard gear (teeth mold of 0.8, length of 314mm, width of 10mm or 13mm).
It can be applied to various types of lens’. We also offer other standard diameters, from 39 to 45mm,
modulus of 0.5, 0.6, 0.8 and 1.0 of the drive gear to fit all lenses.
The motor can be installed on 19mm and 15mm rods. The adjustable distance between the rod and
gear can change from 60mm up to 130mm.
Size
Maximum Dimensions of the Motor: 125 mm (height) x 80 mm (width) x 28 mm (depth)
weighs about 350 grams.
Maximum Dimensions of the Remote Controller: 115 mm (length) x 68 mm (width) x 38 mm (depth)
weighs about 450 grams.
Synchronization
Turn on the remote control power switch and plug in the motor. Once both are on press the C-­Code
button on the motor for about three seconds until the indicator light turns green. Then within 10 seconds,
press the SET and O button on the controller at the same time for 3 seconds, the lights will blink, and the
gear will likely move. This means that the controller and motor has been successfully synchronized.
(This process is usually done before leaving the factory)
Automatic Remaping
1) Before installing the motor onto the lens, please make sure the wireless controller and the motor are
powered on and connected.
2) Synchronization of the receiver with the controller, during this step, first push the C-­Code button on
receiver for about 3 sec and then press the SET and O button on the wireless controller for about 3
seconds.
3) The intelligent calibration technology allows the controller to find the start and end point of any lens
automatically. To achieve this you need to press the (SET) and (A) button on the remote controller for
about 3 sec. Then the motor will start spinning until they find the start and end point of each of their
respective lens rings. The whole process is usually done within about 20 seconds.
Since the automatic calibration requires a large electronic current, the receiver can only provide a
maximum of three simultaneous calibrations. When there are four or more motors involved in the
calibration, IE shooting in 3D, it is required to manually calibrate the focus, zoom and iris.
I f the drive gear wasn’t installed close enough to the lens swivels during the automatic calibration, or the
swivel lens does not have a start or end point, please refer to the semi-­automatic calibration.