PROAIM Kite-22 Ultimate Package Instruction Manual

5-6 Assembling 8-21 Warranty 22 At Proaim, our goal is to ensure 100% Customer Satisfaction in all that we do. We back our sales with a 1 year warranty from the date of purchase and work hard to resolve any problems in the unlikely event one should arise. With our commitment to continuous improvement and your Feedback, building on our reputation of providing affordable, quality products is PRIORITY #1. Table of Contents ...

Dear Client, On behalf of all the people that work so hard to provide you with the most up-to-date, flexible and cost-efficient production gear, we would like to welcome you into the Proaim family. By purchasing your kite-22 camera crane Ultimate package, you have just joined a host of designers, engineers, machinists, assembly, customer service and office staff that take great pride in all that they do. Our mantra of continuous improvement has been the guiding principle of how we conduct our business since day one. Once you have the opportunity to experience your kite-22 camera crane ultimate package, we hope you will agree ...

your camera for smooth and consistent video shots throughout large swooping motions. The camera crane includes aluminium rock-solid heavy duty tripod stand with spreader to strengthen camera boom stability. The Portable floor Dolly comes with 360 degree rotating wheels to add dynamic movement to your shots. High grade Dutch Roll pan tilt head features 360 degree panning, tilting and rolling movement.  Proaim 24.5ft Long Telescopic Camera Jib Crane  Proaim Gravity Robust Tripod Stand (TP-GVTY-ULT)  D 33 Pro Camera Dolly  Proaim Spin-3 (3-Axis) Motorized Dutc ...

Packaging Material of Box 3: Accessories of jib crane Hub Mounting Head Platform with bolt, shaft collars, washers and nut 6 x hank for joining arms 6 x locking Pins Levelling Cable Turnbuckle Joystick controller bracket ...

Gravity stand Packaging Material of Box 5: Dolly D-33 Pro Camera Dolly Tripod holder Packaging Material of Box 6: Proaim Spin-3 (3-Axis) Motorized Pan Tilt Head (PT-SPIN-3) Ultimate Gravity Stand Bowl Camera plate Spin-3 Pan-tilt head Joystick Controller with Cap 15mtr Control Cable 12V AC Adapter 3mtr Adapter Cable Universal Adapter ...

THE GEAR!  The crane may not be assembled or operated under influence of alcohol, drugs or any other intoxicating substances. Lack of attention while connecting the components together can cause substantial damage to equipment/operator.  The crane may only be operated on levelled horizontal position. Make sure that the surface is stable.  To prevent any harm or injury, properly join all sections of the crane. It is suggested to use the support stand while telescoping the complete length.  Always connect the steel cables properly to provide stability to the ...

case, and stretch its legs on floor as per the requirement.  Loosen the knob at the bottom of jib stand. Stretch its legs on floor and set the height of stand, as per the requirement. Then tighten the knob back to secure it. 2 3 Note: We have provided double locking precautions on Jib Stand: knob is the first and primary locking pin is the secondary locking so first lock the knob to avoid slipping of stand. Assembling 4 Pin Knob ...

7 8  Then insert the bolts with their washer and tighten the bolts properly. For Dolly NOTE : This dolly has various holes for flexible mounting of Tripod. 9 NOTE: To keep the dolly in static position, lock the wheels by pushing down the lever. ...

12 13  Match the hole of Tripod holder with the dolly to insert the long bolt & tighten it with the help of allen key. 14  Place the jib stand onto dolly. ...

15 16 17  Install the Hub Assembly by sliding from the bottom side into the stand’s Mount opening. HUB SECTION ASSEMBLY NOTE: The Hub Assembly has several mounting holes. You can mount LCD Monitor or Joystick box to this assembly if you want. 18  Insert the bolts with washers and tighten properly with the help of Wrench . 19 ...

INSTALLING THE JIB SECTIONS 21 NOTE: This is the Pan Friction Knob. Never pan the Jib with this knob tightened. If this knob turns while panning, it is too tight. Only tighten while parking the jib !  Insert the rear tube section (section 1) into the hub assembly, slide section 2 into section 1 and align the holes of the Section 1 and section 2 with the central hole of hub assembly. 2 1 22  Already attached 1st or 2nd jib sections, insert it onto the hub then insert the long bolt and nut to Secure the sections properly. 1 2 23 24 ...

hank threaded cap. 25 26 NOTE: We have provided double locking precautions on Jib, Knob is the first and primary pin is the secondary locking so first lock the knob to avoid slipping of sections.  Repeat this process for rest of the sections. Attach them towards the other Section 6 with 5 ,5 with 4 , 4 with 3 , 3 with 2 & 2 with 1 : 27 28 1 2 3  Remove the bolt from the head section then attach with the jib. 29 30 ATTACHING HEAD SECTION ...

washers and nut to secure properly as shown in the image. 31 32  Connect the one end of Head Platform Levelling cable with the head platform by hooking the turnbuckle ends. 33 34  And the other end attach with the hub assembly. 35 ...

 To mount the Rear section, of jib section and insert the bolt with washers through one end of the section to the other. Slide the bolt through and hand tighten. 36 37 INSTALLING THE PAN TILT HEAD  Attach the pan tilt back into the head platform mounted on the end of the jib and secure with the provided knob. 38 39  Attach & secure your camera on the camera platform of Head with the help of provided chuck nut. 40 41 ...

camera end making sure to leave enough slack for full pan & tilt movements. Install and hookup the pan & tilt joystick box on Jib Frame.  Install your cable starting at the camera end; leaving enough cable slack for the camera for full pan & tilt movement, you may need to add Velcro to loop the cable around the jib arm. Note: Any 12 volt battery may operate the PROAIM™ GOLD PAN TILT HEAD as long as the connector mates and is #1 pin Negative and #4 pin Positive. CABLES & CONTROL BOX  Install the 12 volt DC power (4 pin XLR) in rear of joystick box. HEAD CABLES 42 43 44 45 ...

pan and tilt head.  After detaching the Dutch roll from the head, the H plate can be attached to install the camera.  As each section is pulled from the previous section, you can store unused sections in the tail as ballast weight and lighten your counterweight demand. BALANCING Follow these steps to balance the head:-  Find the horizontal balance point of your camera by using 2 fingers of one handing while holding the handle.  Mark this point on the side of the camera with chalk or tape.  Turn the unit on and move the tilt control until the cam ...

the faster the output to that motor. This will be a little tricky at first, but little practice will improve your success. The joystick may be operated in a handheld position or from a flat surface such as a tabletop, or attached to the boom arm of Jib. After plugging the power cord into a proper outlet, press ‘power on. The LED light on the control box should illuminate and the head may jump slightly on start up or shut down. This is normal. This can be controlled by Dead Spot. Adjust the joystick to ensure correct movement of the head. It ...

All joysticks are linear, meaning that each degree of movement of the stick correlates to the output. On the 12 volt PROAIM PAN TILT HEAD half deflection of the joystick means approximately 6 volts sent to the motors. But with the advent of Digital we can now control the taper of the joystick, making in Logarithmic as well. Logarithmic taper being that the first of joystick movement only sends a small amount of power to the motors and the last of the deflection will send more power per degree of deflection. On Logarithmic taper 1/3 of joystick deflection might yield 2 volts output the next 1/3 will yield ...

Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 54Kg (119lbs) 3. 19’ Jib Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 53Kg (116 lbs) 4. 15.10’ Jib Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 52 Kg (114 lbs) 5. 12.8 ’ Jib Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 51 Kg (112 lbs) If the camera weight is 1kg, the jib is balanced with 54+4kg=58kg If the camera weight is 2kg the jib is balanced with 54+8kg=62kg If the camera weight is 1kg, the jib is balanced with 53+3kg=56kg If the camera weight is 2kg the jib is balanced wi ...