Panasonic AW-PH405N  Concerning the balance of the installed unit, How to obtain the balance

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Installation

Concerning the balance of the installed unit

The weight balance may be impaired when the pan-tilt head is used in combination with a camera and long lens.

Follow steps to 3 below to check the balance, and then mount the camera. If, after this, the balance is still impaired and operations cannot be performed smoothly, it means that the balance must be adjusted. Consult your dealer.

How to obtain the balance

Check the center of gravity position with the camera and lens set up on the pan-tilt head.

Position where the balance between left and right is attained (center of gravity)

2The less the deviation between the center of gravity position and the head’s center of rotation, the more the balance is attained. Check these positions when mounting the pan-tilt head.

Head’s center of rotation

Deviation between center of gravity position and the head’s center of rotation

Center of gravity position with camera and lens set up

3If the proper balance cannot be attained in steps and 2, re-attach the camera mounting base and rotary arm to shift the position of the entire camera so that the center of gravity position is brought closer to the head’s center of rotation.

When doing this, bear in mind the following points.

(1)Depending on the specifications of the lens and its installation direction, the protruding parts of the lens or grip area may come into contact with the rotary arm or other parts, in which case do not re-attach the camera mounting base and rotary arm.

(2)If the protrusion of the connectors from the camera makes contact with the mounting surface of the pan-tilt head, insert a spacer as described on the next page between the pan-tilt head and mounting surface or set the limiters.

(3)Be absolutely sure to secure the camera mounting base and rotary arm firmly using the three screws.

Camera mounting base

 

Re-attach the camera

Rotary arm

mounting base to a

 

position further back.

Minimize the deviation between the center of gravity position and the head’s center of rotation here.

Head’s center of rotation

Center of gravity position with camera and lens set up

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Contents Operating Instructions FCC Note Safety precautionsImportant Safety Instructions Contents Operating precautions Introduction Handle the unit carefully Installation precautions AccessoriesParts and their function  Tally lamp accessory  Pedestal  Power ON/OFF switch Prompter connector  Rotary head Lens P/S ON/OFF switch Lens P/S Rotary head connector panel  ND/EXT connector ND/EXT Lens I/F 2 connector Lens I/F  Lens I/F 1 connector Lens I/F Video connector Video  COM connector COM Cable Comp OFF/ON switch Cable Comp  SDI connector SDI Assembling the pan-tilt head Installation Mounting the tally lamp  Concerning the safety modes Mode for ensuring safety in the case of collisionsMode for ensuring safety in the case of trouble Installation  Setting SW1  Setting the CPU circuit board switchesSetting the landing characteristics Setting the installation direction switch Pan-tilt head mounting conditions  Installing the pan-tilt headInstallation Convertible camera AW-E350/E650/E655/E750/E860  Mounting the camera Attaching the wire When mounting the cameras without fan AW-E350, AW-E650 Camera AW-E750 Multi-purpose camera AK-HC1500G Lenses that can be usedFujinon HA42 series Canon HJ40 series, J35 series How to obtain the balance  Concerning the balance of the installed unitPrecautions for mounting the camera  Camera AK-HC1500G AW-IF400 Switch settings ConnectionsFor a convertible camera For the AK-HC1500G Cable specifications When connecting a Canon lens with motorized extender unitWhen connecting a Fujinon extender change unit  Replacing the motor Replacing the consumable parts Replacing the belt  Replacing the gearUnit inch mm AppearanceSupply voltage AC 120 V, 60 Hz Power consumption 120 W SpecificationsMemo Memo Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems Company

AW-PH405N specifications

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