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Please follow the steps below to
correctly arrange your camera’s position and charts. If possible, use
the live view mode of your camera. This mode will help you arrange the charts and align your camera.
The magnetic
rulers (see “image 03”) are an excellent way to align the camera properly, assuming that
the camera’s orientation is correct when the horizontal/vertical rulers each show the same distance.
3.1 Camera depth and height
Attach the camera to the mount inside the box so the back door of the box can be opened. If your
camera is controllable via USB, you can use the cable already mounted inside the box and connect your
control device from outside the box (the control panel at the front). The USB connection is placed right
beside the illumination level knob.
Align the camera attachment so the camera's position is centered inside the box and the camera's
optical axis is centered. For camera depth and height alignment, use the mechanical positioning of the
extension arm from the outside of the box. Depending on your camera's FoV and dimensions, you may
have to adjust the depth, height or leveling again when adjusting the chart positions, as described in the
following chapters. We suggest starting with chart setup (1) to align the camera depth corresponding to
the upper and lower chart in the image. These two charts should be placed inside the box as deep as
possible, directly on the border of the back wall.
3.2 Camera pitch and yaw
The pitch and yaw alignment of your camera can be adjusted with the motorized positioner via the IR
remote control from outside the box. The IR detector of the motor is positioned on the backside of the
motor device on a small pin. You can adjust this pin to use your remote control device from other
directions.
3.3 Camera fine leveling
The fine leveling of your camera can be regulated with the leveling tool positioned directly under the
camera attachment.
