Summary of Contents for J-Systems RUG-ID
- Page 1 RUG-ID Tripod User Manual Ver. 1.00 July 2020 J-Systems, Inc. 1S 678 School St. Lombard, IL 60148 Tele: 630-627-3458 Fax: 630-620-0960 E-Mail: info@J-Systems.com Page: 1...
- Page 2 J-Systems, Inc. has been advised of the possibility of such damages. J-Systems, Inc. total aggregate liability for damages of any nature, regardless of form of action, shall in no event exceed the amount paid by you to J-Systems, Inc. for the product upon which liability is based. Page: 2...
- Page 3 SYSTEM OVERVIEW The RUG-ID Tripod is a rugged, portable, uniquely designed Aluminum mast system that can be assembled without any tools and offers 4-points of contact with the terrain for maximum stability. It has been designed to carry a small PTZ camera, digital camera, LED spot lights, or antennas at the top with or without the need for guy ropes.
- Page 4 1.2 Tripod Erection (see next pages for photos) Erecting the tripod is relatively simple but please follow these steps for the easiest assembly. CAUTION: Read 1.3 Cautions on Pg 7 NOTE: When using the specially designed precision threaded pins, please align the pin to the tube thread and lightly screw the pin into place until the pin’s shoulder is fully seated inside the tube counterbore area.
- Page 5 Tripod Components / Assembly Bubble Level (Opt) in Center Support Hole Precision Threaded Pin Screwed Into 35” Long 1.25” OD Tube Top / Bottom 6” Dia Ring Precision Threaded Center Support w/ Pins Inserted Adjustable Foot w/ Jam Nut screws Into 17” Long 1.5” OD Tube Page: 5...
- Page 6 Tripod Components / Assembly Lower Mounting Bracket for Electronics Enclosure Right on Top of The Center Suppoprt Adj Foot w/ Jam Nut Screws—Shows Bottom Plate Which Needs 1-Stake to Hold It In Place Page: 6...
- Page 7 CAUTIONS - READ CAREFULLY The RUG-ID Tripod as supplied is designed to be used as shown on the cover of this document. All three legs must be on the ground and the center mast section must also be resting on the ground via the bottom base plate. This results in an approximate 9 ft height, 4- legged, very stable support.
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- Page 9 REVISION HISTORY: 9-17-2019 Original Release Date Page: 9...
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