ARRI KK.0016448, Manual

Page 1: ...ese products KK 0016448 Stabilized Remote Head SRH 3 Pro Set KK 0037270 SRH 3 Stabilized Remote Head No Radio Set Standard Joystick KK 0037271 SRH 3 Stabilized Remote Head No Radio Set Microforce Joystick KK 0037272 SRH 3 Stabilized Remote Head No Radio Set Broadcast Joystick ...

Page 2: ...ct or other system components ARRI assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document The information is subject to change without NOTICE For product specification changes after this manual was published refer to the latest published ARRI data sheets or release notes etc for the most up to date specifications Not all products and or types are available in every country Pleas...

Page 3: ...ignment Available Controllers Changing Directions Speed Ramp Default Position True Horizon Endstops Follow 18 11 Additional Controls Setup Deadband Sensitivity Ramp Mode Filter Ratio 20 12 Remote Head Setup Pan Motor On Off Motor Mode Endstops Follow True Horizon High Dynamic Mode Mounting Position 22 13 Wireless Setup Channels Regions Range 25 14 FIZ Setup Assigning Assignable Controllers Calibra...

Page 4: ...to approximately 10 in 30 minutes Drift can also be caused by a non calibrated joystick or a loose camera setup or an Iso Damper that is too soft Reduction of flexing or bending of the camera and lens package and flexing of the remote head attachment are critical The overall setup needs be as rigid as possible because any flexing can cause the head to vibrate or oscillate Every attempt to improve ...

Page 5: ...be used without proper training ARRI recommends that all users of the SRH 3 stabilized remote head read the manual in its entirety prior to use Warning NOTICE The product is solely and exclusively available for commercial customers and shall be used by skilled personnel only Every user should be trained according to ARRI guidelines Use the product only for the purpose described in this document Al...

Page 6: ...weight and length of the camera Serious injuries can result through negligence If this does happen then cut off the power supply straight away and seek medical attention if necessary DANGER Keep in mind that the SRH 3 stabilized remote head is a fully stabilized Gimbal based device with a payload capacity of 30kg 66 lb The amount of available torque is very high CAUTION DANGER Rotating Parts DANGE...

Page 7: ...t motor Mounting platform Yoke Onboard computer Base junction box Mounting base Remote Head Functions Emergency Shut OFF Switch Side to side adjustment clamp End stop Mount for top support Camera dovetail plate Roll axis Onboard computer Roll motor Roll motor Safety lock camera dovetail plate Clamp Lever fore and aft ...

Page 8: ...d 14 4V 5 Amps CAUTION Remote Head Functions LBUS RS 24V HD SDI In 2 HD SDI In 1 12 Volt high capacity power out 12 24 Volt power out 12V Aux FF CAN Bus 5LQJEXFKVH 5HFKWV 0 67 5LQJFXFKVH LQNV 0 67 5LQJEXFKVH 5HFKWV 0 67 5LQJFXFKVH LQNV 0 67 Emergency Shut OFF Switch HD SDI Out 1 HD SDI Out 2 FF CAN Bus FS CAN Bus Main power in DVH XFKVH DVH XFKVH 0 67 ...

Page 9: ...a certain way into the ring The junction boxes of the ring needs to point in the same direction as the lens If you don t align the home position the performance of the remote head will be affected and the pan range will be reduced by more than 50 CAUTION Before powering up the remote head align the home position indicator arrows as shown CAUTION While the camera setup the Tilt Lock needs to be eng...

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Page 11: ... NOTE When adding or removing components the camera position must be readjusted Move the camera forwards or backwards until the camera remains in a horizontal position Step 7 Side to Side Balance Open the clamp leaver ate the front Move the camera left or right until the camera remains in a horizontal position A DETAIL A MAßSTAB 1 1 Clamp Lever fore and aft Clamp Lever Side to Side E DETAIL E MAßS...

Page 12: ...2V 5A via the 4pin XLR plug Use only suitable and recommended power cables batteries and power adapters The power supply for the EUT has to provide SELV and a short circuit proof limited power source according to EN 60950 1 CAUTION Remote Head Setup 12V 24V Wired FS CAN Bus Wireless 12V Data Note In wireless mode an external 12 V power supply is required for the remote control K2 0021428 K2 002143...

Page 13: ...ernal radio system never use the remote control without an antenna Otherwise you may damage the radio amplifier CAUTION Assignable Knob K7 Joystick Touch Panel Emergency Shut OFF Switch Cover optional module Assignable Button B1 Accessory mounting frame Cover optional module Assignable Button B2 Assignable Knob K8 Buttons B5 B6 Assignable Knobs K1 K2 K3 Assignable Knobs K4 K5 K6 Cover optional mod...

Page 14: ...le Tilt Pan Button B5 Endstops On Off Button B6 Follow On Off Knob K4 Pan Ramp Start Stop Knob K5 Tilt Ramp Start Stop Knob K6 Roll Ramp Start Stop Assigned Control Device Selected User Profile Selected Menu Axes Indicator Ramp Start Speed Ramp Stop Default Position FIZ Home Screen Control Status Endstop Status Follow Status Power Status Remote Head Power Status Remote Control Direction PID Menu M...

Page 15: ... shutdown is backlit by a red LED ring the Emergency Shut Off is activated Pressing the switch deactivates the emergency stop Step 11 Mounting Position Once the remote control is connected to the remote head the display will ask for the position of the remote head Wired FS CAN Bus K2 0019300 K2 0019301 K2 0019302 K2 0033762 Remote Control GUI Do not pull the Emergency Shut Off knob This may damage...

Page 16: ...ra setup 1 Set Ramp to ZERO on the Joystick Pan Tilt K4 K5 2 Adjusting the Power value for Tilt first By physical Selecting the lens try move the Tilt axis down and check if the camera slipping 3 If the Tilt axis slips you must increase the Power for the Tilt axis NOTE When the remote head starts to vibrate reduce the power value 4 Once the Tilt Power value meets your expectations the same Power v...

Page 17: ... well Press Save Step 14 12 Drop At very steep angles the weight distribution of the camera setup changes extremely The Drop setting permanently balances the Pan and Tilt values as the camera angle gets steeper and steeper Slowly move the camera to the 90 top down position As the remote head begins to vibrate slowly increase the Drop value until the remote head stops vibrating NOTE Without any Dro...

Page 18: ...s Tilt Pan Roll Standard J1 Pan Standard J1 Tilt Knob 8 Standard J1 Pan Standard J1 Tilt Knob 8 Controls Setup SJ1T Standard J 1 Tilt Standard Joystick 1 up down DRWP DRW 1 Pan DRW 1 ARRI Wheels Pan SJ1P Standard J 1 Pan Standard Joystick 1 left right DRWT DRW 1 Tilt DRW 1 ARRI Wheels Tilt DRWR DRW 1 Roll DRW 1 ARRI Wheels Roll MF1T Microforce J 1 Tilt Microforce Joystick 1 up down MF1P Microforce...

Page 19: ... this function is assigned to button B3 10 8 True Horizon Page 24 The True Horizon function moves the roll axis back to the horizontal position By default this function is assigned to button B4 10 9 Endstop On Off Page 22 Indicates whether Endstops Limits are active or not By default this function is assigned to button B5 10 10 Follow On Off Page 23 Indicates if if the Follow Mode is active or not...

Page 20: ...delay in response 11 2 Sensitivity Submenu All three parameters are related to each other If the speed is adjusted to a value below 50 keep the ramp value as low as possible If the value is too high there will be more or less no movement in the end NOTE If the DRW 1 wheels or the DEH 1 encoder head is used as a controller Sensitivity must be set to 0 Otherwise there would be a delay in response Ad...

Page 21: ...used in a car or a train vibrations of the vehicle may be transmitted to the DEH 1 s encoders This can lead to irritations in the pan and tilt axis In case of such irritations the operator can use the Filter function to set a low pass filter value which allows to eliminate these disturbing vibrations NOTE A too high filter value may cause a delay in response 11 5 Ratio Selecting Ratio will open a ...

Page 22: ...hould be set to Angle mode 12 3 Endstops Limits In the Endstops menu you can define start and end positions for each axis and activate or deactivate them individually Angle Display The angle column indicates the current position of single axes measured as angles The Set Left Top Min selection opens a new touchscreen display with a slider that allows the operator to adjust the position of the left ...

Page 23: ...set to 0 and the Ramp slider set to 0 Follow Speed The Follow Speed selection will open a new menu with a slider to allow the operator to set the speed of the follow function individually for each axis NOTE The minimum speed should be 100 to enable the Pan Lock Follow Deadband The Follow Deadband selection opens a new menu with a slider that allows you to set the Deadband of the Follow function fo...

Page 24: ... the overall stabilization by activating the so called High Dynamic Mode Selecting High Dynamic Mode will activate the high dynamic mode 12 7 Mounting Position If necessary the Mounting Position can also be selected manually NOTE An incorrectly set mounting position will reduce the performance of the entire system 12 8 Slider Selecting the Slider will open the Slider home screen NOTE Since this is...

Page 25: ... offers 14 channels and transmits on a fixed single channel which is set to channel 13 as a preset 2 External Radio Modules ERM 2400 and ERM 900 By connecting the external radio modules ERM 2400 and ERM 900 via the FS CAN Bus cable to the remote control panel and the remote head the modules will change after an initial setup automatically into transmitter and receiver mode The FS CAN Bus cable pro...

Page 26: ...per area you are operating the device in All available region settings comply with Part 15 of the FCC rules 0 Japan 6 Canada 13 Philippines 1 Europe 7 China 14 Russia 2 USA 8 Egypt 15 Singapore 3 South Korea 9 Hong Kong 16 South Africa 4 World 10 India 17 Taiwan 5 Australia 11 Israel 18 Thailand 12 New Zealand 19 NOTICE Wireless region settings specify where the wireless function can be used in co...

Page 27: ...5 GHz 2 2 430 GHz 3 2 435 GHz 10 2 440 GHz 11 2 445 GHz 4 2 450 GHz 5 2 455 GHz 12 2 460 GHz 13 2 465 GHz 6 2 470 GHz 7 2 475 GHz Wireless Setup NOTICE The quality and range of the radio connection strongly depends on the general radio situation on site 1 Make sure that you select the correct region in which you operate the device 2 Avoid multiple products that use the same frequency or the same c...

Page 28: ... the function will be only available through the touchscreen Standard J1 Pan Standard J1 Tilt Knob 8 Standard J1 Pan Standard J1 Tilt Knob 8 FIZ Setup K0 0019595 K2 0009363 K2 0009490 KK 0022270 KK 0024836 IFW1 Focus Wheel 1 Internal Focus Wheel 1 IFW2 Focus Wheel 2 Internal Focus Wheel 2 IZR1 Zoom Rocker 1 Internal Zoom Rocker 1 IZR2 Zoom Rocker 2 Internal Zoom Rocker 2 MLW Left Wheel Master Grip...

Page 29: ...ration knob at the single cforce motor NOTE When using the LCUBE CUB 2 with broadcast lenses calibration is not required 14 4 Torque Torque selection opens a new touch screen display with a slider that adjusts the torque required for the selected lens motor 14 5 Mode In the Motor Mode column the motors can be adjusted from Position to Speed mode NOTE Focus Wheel should be set to Position Iris Slid...

Page 30: ...neral Alternatively you can change the Ratio between the controller and the Focus motor For example To cover the entire focus area of a broadcast lens with the OCU 1 set the Ratio for a 1 1 rotation of the OCU 1 and lens 360 to 20 14 8 Fine trimming the FIZ controller In addition to speed and ratio the following parameters can also be set Deadband Sensitivity Ramp and Ramp Mode Selecting Menu Cont...

Page 31: ...ead will provide information about the Mainboard LBUS and Expander for the remote head 15 2 Service Remote Control Selecting Service opens a new submenu The service menu allows you to restore the factory defaults of the remote control and remote control head and to calibrate the sensors and the internal joystick If Factory Defaults is selected all user profiles will be reset to the factory default...

Page 32: ...efaults NOTE Don t worry your settings are all retained 15 5 Sensor Calibration Selecting Sensor Calibration opens a new submenu in which the sensors of the remote head can be calibrated Info Service NOTICE If the remote head has been transported to a distant location since the last Sensor Calibration it is recommended to perform a sensor calibration NOTICE Since the motors are switched off during...

Page 33: ...ote head starts with working PID values and LBUS settings until the remote control is connected Selecting Startup Settings Apply will save the actual profile in the remote head 16 3 Profiles Backup As a backup all nine profiles of the remote control can be stored in the remote head If the remote control needs to be swapped you can write your existing profiles back to the new remote control Selecti...

Page 34: ...eight centre 209 mm 8 23 Weight 9 4 Kg 20 7 lbs Max Tilt Range 60 110 Max Roll Range 90 Max Pan Range 540 270 Max Pan Rate 240 Sec Max Tilt Rate 240 Sec 18 2 Dimensions Baseplate Appendix To disconnect the device safely from the power source remove both cables from the SRH 3 remote control Mount and operate the device in an orientation to ensure easy access to the connectors CAUTION 0 0 All data s...

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Page 36: ...tton Master Grip Left Rocker Red Button MRRB MRR Button Master Grip Right Rocker Red Button MLWB MLW Button Master Grip Left Wheel Red Button MRWB MRW Button Master Grip Right Wheel Red Button OCU OCU Wheel OCU 1 Wheel OCUL OCU Left OCU 1 Left Button OCUM OCU Middle OCU 1 Middle Button OCUR OCU Right OCU 1 Right Button MLRJ MLR Joystick center Master Grip Left Rocker Joystick center MLRL MLR Joyst...

Page 37: ...hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment OJ L 174 1 July 2011 p 88 110 The compliance with the requirements of the European Directives was proved by the application of the following standards Essential Requirements regarding No 1 Art 3 1 a following 2014 35 EU o EN 62368 1 2014 AC 2015 05 AC 2015 11 EN 60950 1 2006 A11 2009 A1 2010 A12 2011 AC2011 A2 2013 EN 62479 2010 Art 3 1 b...

Page 38: ...38 Declaration of Conformity SRH 3 Pro Set CMIIT ID 2018DP6608 CMIIT ID 2017DJ7865 M CMIIT ID 2017DJ7863 M TRA REGISTERED No SRH 3 ER72306 19 RDP 1 ER72308 19 DEALER No DA68290 17 ...

Page 39: ...39 Declaration of Conformity Non ETA 1386 2018 ERLO ETA 1385 2018 ERLO MIC ID 020 180029 020 180030 NCC CCAH18LP0650TO CCAH18LP0660TO ...

Page 40: ...uf dem Markt OJ L 153 22 5 2014 S 62 106 Directive 2014 53 EU of the European Parliament and the Council of 16 April 2014 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to the making available on the market of radio equipment OJ L 153 22 May 2014 p 62 106 2 Richtlinie 2011 65 EU des Europäischen Parlaments und des Rates vom 8 Juni 2011 zur Beschränkung der Verwendung bestimmter gef...