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  • Page 1 DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions English...
  • Page 2 Date of Issue: 2011 /02 DSLR Light-Jib Original Operating Instructions...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Labels in this Manual Service Address Safety Notices General Manufacturer Safety Notices General Usage Safety Notices General Testing Safety Notices Proper Use of the DSLR Light-Jib Personnel Requirements Safety Related Environmental Conditions Possible Misapplications Residual Dangers and Protective Measures Technical Information...
  • Page 4: Device Information

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 1. Device Information 1.1 Delivery Contents 1 x carbon main pipe and parallelogram pipe including head and center support with integrated horizontal and vertical brakes; bubble level Integrated adapter for tripod mounting 75mm/100mm ball socket size 3/8” thread...
  • Page 5: Responsibilities Of The Manufacturer

    Series and Type Identifier: Crane Product Description: The DSLR Light-Jib was developed for the photographic and film industries to enable weightless tracking shots. All applicable provisions of the aforementioned directive as well as further directives (hereinafter) apply, including changes applicable at the time of declaration.
  • Page 6: Responsibilities Of The Operator

    Disposal The DSLR Light-Jib may not be disposed of with household waste. It must be brought to a collection point (please check with your municipality) or disposed of through your dealer/manufacturer. The delivery address is given on the product label. This ensures for an environmentally friendly disposal.
  • Page 7: External Interfaces

    Accessories from other manufacturers must not restrict the usage or safe operation of the DSLR Light- Jib! Individuals responsible for the operation of the DSLR Light-Jib must have read and understood the original operating instructions. In the event of questions regarding safe operation, the manufacturer should be contacted.
  • Page 8: Operating Instructions

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 2. Operating Instructions We thank you for choosing the DSLR Light-Jib, as well as for your trust. The DSLR Light-Jib allows gliding tracking shots in horizontal and vertical directions. We wish you much enjoyment and success with your new ABC-Products DSLR Light-Jib!
  • Page 9: Labels In This Manual

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 2.1.2 Labels in this Manual Label Definition Alerts you to the handling and consequence of safety information. Alerts you to a dangerous situation, which could lead to significant injury or death if not avoided. WARNING Alerts you to a dangerous situation, which could lead to mild or moderate injury if not avoided.
  • Page 10: Service Address

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions Entering of Area Prohibited Prohibitory sign in accordance with ASR A1.3 Appendix 1 (until now BGV A8, before VBG 125), DIN 4844-2 :2001-02 and DIN 4844-2/A1: 2004-05 Definition: Entering of area prohibited 2.2 Service Address MovieTech AG Martin-Kollar-Str.
  • Page 11: General Usage Safety Notices

    • The DSLR Light-Jib can be used at an ambient temperature of -5° C to +40° C • Do not assemble or disassemble if winds exceed the maximum allowable speed of 50km/h • The DSLR Light-Jib is suited for studio and limited outdoor use. The assembly location should not be sandy, dusty, salty, or wet.
  • Page 12: Personnel Requirements

    General Safety Notice: While operating the DSLR Light-Jib, there is a risk of the head striking a performer. Within the operation range of the DSLR Light-Jib, only the operator is allowed! For safety reasons, do not allow individuals to remain underneath the jib arm! 3.6 Safety Related Environmental Conditions...
  • Page 13: Residual Dangers And Protective Measures

    3.8 Residual Dangers and Protective Measures Transport/Storage: • When transporting the DSLR Light-Jib, ensure that the load does not rest on individual components • The jib should be stored in a dry room • The jib must not be stored in direct sunlight •...
  • Page 14: Technical Information

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 4. Technical Information 4.1 Technical Data Packing Dimensions: 155 x 25 x 15cm Dimensions (Assembled): Lifting Height 2350cm Operating Range 155cm Weight: 3.9kg + Accessories and Counterweights Materials Used: Crane Tube: Carbon Crane Middle Section and Head:...
  • Page 15: Assembly And Operation

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5. Assembly and Operation 5.1 Main Components Crane head with ¼” mounting screws and 3/8” angle adjustment with set screw Guide handle with rotary clamp Crane middle section with swivel joint Monitor holder Horizontal brake Vertical brake...
  • Page 16 DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions Handle end stop 75mm/100mm tripod adapter Carrying case 1. Crane head quick pin 2. Counterweight quick pin 1. 3/8“ screws 2. ¼“ screws Counterweight tube clamp DSLR Light-Jib Original Operating Instructions...
  • Page 17: Optional Accessories

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.2 Optional Accessories Item No. M1000 Set 12.5kg consisting of round, rubberized disk weights (1 x 5kg/2 x 2.5kg, 2 x 1.25kg) and carrying case Subject to technical change, items may differ from picture Item No. M2592...
  • Page 18: Assembly

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.3 Assembly Please open the shipping box carefully. Do not use any sharp tools such as cutters, scissors, etc., which could lead to carrying case or jib damage. Please check the delivery contents. For a list of delivery contents see page 4.
  • Page 19 DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions Image Image Slide spacer onto the Mount the crane support onto the tripod. threaded bolt and screw The M10 axel pin is on star grip nut B. guided through the opening in the tripod socket. The support must be horizontal and centered in the socket.
  • Page 20: Mounting The Camera

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.3.2 Mounting the Camera For mounting the camera a ¼“ screw and a 3/8“ screw are included! The maximum weight capacity for the DSLR Light-Jib is 4.5kg and must not be exceeded! CAUTION For damage occurring as a result of overloading, no product liability is...
  • Page 21: Mounting The Counterweight Sleeve

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.3.3 Mounting the Counterweight Sleeve Image Image Open the Pull out counterweight counterweight tube tube approx. 40cm. clamp screw (1)! Securely close the clamp screw (1). Image Image Slide ribbed sleeve Quick pin end over the...
  • Page 22: Loading Counterweights

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.3.4 Loading Counterweights Image Image Slide on disk weights Do not load too (1) to stop clamp (2)! many weights since precise The clamp can be balancing occurs repositioned through the depending on the variable extension...
  • Page 23: Balancing The Dslr Light-Jib With Counterweights

    Foot protection 5.3.5 Balancing the DSLR Light-Jib Precise balancing occurs through the extension of the counterweight tube! The longer the counterweight tube is extended, the greater the leverage will be, and the less counterweight will be required!
  • Page 24 DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions Image Slide the counterweight tube until the jib Image Open the counterweight tube clamp is balanced (when the camera neither sinks nor screw (1)! rises!) The counterweight tube has an end marker (1), pull out the tube with the •...
  • Page 25: Dismounting The Camera

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.3.6 Dismounting the Camera • Remember, when dismounting the camera be sure to remove the counterweights first, and then the camera. Otherwise there is a risk of the jib arm shooting upwards uncontrollably. CAUTION • Be sure to inform any third persons responsible for dismounting the camera...
  • Page 26: Mounting The Monitor Holder And Monitor

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.3.7 Mounting the Monitor Holder (included) Image Image The monitor holder is Pull outwards on mounted to the crane the latch ring! support without tools, Mount monitor using the provided holder and allow slot! latch to snap into...
  • Page 27: Jib Head Angle Adjustment

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.4 Jib Head Angle Adjustment The angle of the jib head can be adjusted using the circular elongated hole (1) and the clamp screw! Image The angle adjustment of the jib head allows for fine vertical adjustments of...
  • Page 28: Jib Head Parallelogram Adjustment

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.5 Jib Head Parallelogram Adjustment (Mechanical Angle Adjustment) Image Image Parallelogram Ideal function for adjustment for vertical parallel object tracking movements tracking without angular shifts in the image! “The camera always points towards the horizon” Open clamp screw (1)
  • Page 29: Horizontal And Vertical Brakes

    The mechanical brake is not intended to function as friction damping • 5.7 Adjusting the Handle The DSLR Light-Jib is equipped with a handle, which can positioned flexibly. By turning the handle counterclockwise the clamp is opened.
  • Page 30: List Of Recognized Hazards Identified As Non-Relevant

    DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions 5.8 List of Recognized Hazards Identified as Non-Relevant Hazard consequence: Scissors (mechanical hazards) Hazard consequence: cutting (mechanical hazards) Hazard consequence: detecting (mechanical hazards) Hazard consequence: drawing, tracing (mechanical hazards) Hazard consequence: puncture, puncture (mechanical hazards) Hazard consequence: rubbing, abrasion (mechanical hazards)
  • Page 31 DSLR Light-Jib Operating Instructions Hazard consequence: electrical sources of ignition (risk of fire or explosion) Hazard consequence: mechanical sources of ignition (risk of fire or explosion) Hazard consequence: other sources of ignition (risk of fire or explosion) Hazard consequence: failure / malfunction of the control system (Unexpected start, unexpected spin)
  • Page 32 Movie Tech / ABC-Products Movie Tech / ABC-Products Martin-Kollar-Str. 9 Viale Edison 318 81829 München 20099 Milano Germany Italia Tel. +49 (0)89 43 68 91 3 Tel. +39 (0)2 22470043 Fax. +49 (0)89 43 68 91 55 Fax. +39 (0)2 24410163 info@movietech.de...

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