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Ronin-M
User Manual
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Step 1: Balancing the Vertical Tilt
To adjust the vertical balance, you will need to change the camera’s vertical position. Adjust the height
of the crossbar to achieve vertical tilt balance.
1. Rotate the Tilt Axis so that the camera lens is pointing upward and loosen the two vertical
adjustment tabs.
2. Gently slide the camera mount crossbar forwards or backwards until the camera points upwards
when released.
3. Tighten the tabs and manually rotate the assembly, simulating tilt, to ensure there is no binding in
the tilt motor. When proper balance is achieved, you can rotate the camera to any tilt angle, and it
will stay in that position.
Balancing
Ensure the measurement marks match up on either side of the vertical bars. If they do not
match up, the assembly could possibly be skewed higher or lower on one side, which would
cause the tilt motor to bind.
Step 2: Balancing the Roll Axis
Balancing the camera, from left to right, on the Roll Axis is also required. When the proper left/right roll
balance is achieved, the camera will stay level.
1. Loosen the two lock-knobs to allow the camera and mounting plate to slide left and right.
2. Slide the camera left or right until the Roll Axis remains level.
3. Tighten the two lock-knobs to lock the camera mounting plate in position.
When adjusting the roll balancing position of the camera, only loosen the two lock-knobs a
few turns to allow the camera base to slide. Do not loosen the lock-knobs excessively.
Step 3: Balancing the Tilt Axis
Balancing the camera on the tilt axis is also necessary. When the proper fore and aft tilt balance is
achieved, the camera will stay level when you remove your hand (while holding the roll axis in position).
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