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  • Page 1 Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 1 PRO RAPTOR Housing Setup, Use, and Care Guide...
  • Page 2 Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 2 Copyright 2024, Gates Underwater Products, Inc. This manual and current revision is available in 8.5 x 11 size and full color at http://www.gateshousings.com/documentation.html Gates Underwater Products, Inc. 13685 Stowe Drive Suite A Poway, California 92064 USA Phone: +1-858.391.0052...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introducing PRO RAPTOR ................6 Features ...................... 6 Warranty Disclaimer ..................6 Nomenclature ....................7 Required Equipment ..................7  Camera ....................7  Compatible Media ................. 7  Monitor ....................7 ...
  • Page 4 Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 4 EXT Cable ....................40 D-tap Power Cable ..................40 External SDI Monitor Cables............... 41 Monitor installation ..................43 DSMC3 Red Touch 7.0 RMI Monitor ............43 SDI Monitor ....................45 Power on Functional Test ................46 Troubleshooting ..................
  • Page 5 Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 5 The RT73 RMI Monitor Housing ..............72 Installation ....................72 Using the Controls ..................72 Care and Replacement of the RMI Cable............73 Optional Shell extension ................75 Buoyancy / Trim ..................76 Trim Weights ....................76 Trim Floats ....................78 Optional Accessories ..................79 Water Alarm ....................79...

  • Page 6: Introducing Pro Raptor

    Page 6 1. Introducing PRO RAPTOR Congratulations on owning a new Gates product: the PRO RAPTOR (PR) housing. You’ve selected a product that will provide years of value and reliable service. Please read through this entire guide to learn about PR so you can get the most out of this imaging tool.

  • Page 7: Nomenclature

    Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 7 Nomenclature In this Setup, Use and Care Guide for PR, the following terms are used: ✓ V-RAPTOR is the camera body style from RED DIGITAL CINEMA. ✓ At the time of writing there are 3 compatible V-RAPTOR versions available: •...
  • Page 8 Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 8 Limitation: All battery types must delivery minimum 9 amps continuous current draw to power the PR system.
  • Page 9 Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 9 ----------------------------- ✓ Batteries compatible with PR Base configuration (no shell extension) are Micro V- Lock type with a maximum depth of 3in / 76mm. • • HAWK-WOODS • • REDVOLT 98 WHr VL-M150D • •...

  • Page 10: Compatible Lenses

    Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 10  Compatible Lenses • DSLR * Mirrorless • Cinema / PL Mount * Anamorphic • Max Lens Envelope: o SPR60 Port Rings ▪ Max lens overall OD: 5.6 in / 142mm ▪ Max lens gear OD: 4.25 in / 108 mm / 136 Teeth ▪...

  • Page 11: Unpacking Pro Raptor

    Introducing PRO RAPTOR Page 11 Unpacking PRO RAPTOR After removing PR from its shipping container, carefully inspect it for missing parts or damage that may have occurred during shipment. If you discover any discrepancies, contact Gates or your dealer immediately for assistance.

  • Page 12: Cautions

    Cautions Page 12 2. Cautions ✓ SEAL CHECK VACUUM. In a later part of this manual, Seal Check will be introduced for verifying seal integrity before diving. The vacuum draw on PR should be about 100 millibars. This is enough to verify seal integrity. ✓...

  • Page 13: Pr Housing Overview

    PR Housing Overview Page 13 3. PR Housing Overview  PR has many features with which you will become familiar. Example 80 Port Setup RT73 Top Mounted External Monitor With Articulated Cable Pass through (Optional) Buoyancy Float SP80 Port (Optional) Power Control Manual...
  • Page 14 PR Housing Overview Page 14 Example 60 port setup Top Dovetail EM5 Ultra 5” SDI Plate (Optional) External Monitor for SmallHD Ultra 5 (Optional) Adjustable Handle Grips Rear Handles Upper Weight Boss Seal Check Fitting Module Bulkhead Adapter Fitting Modular 60 series Port Base 60 Series SP60 Port With 2 controls for...
  • Page 15 PR Housing Overview Page 15 Monitor Shade 110 Series Modular Extension Port Base (optional) No diver operated Controls, Room for FIZ lens motors Rear Shell Remote only Threaded Hole (Optional) Pattern 3/8-16 and ¼-20 with 1” spacing Bulkhead Adapter Fittings Modular Shell Extension with tool- free installation...

  • Page 16: Preparing The V-Raptor Camera

    Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Page 16 4. Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Stripping the Camera Body The V-RAPTOR camera must be stripped down to the bare body and powered off prior to use in the Gates PR Housing. ✓ Remove any accessories from V-RAPTOR such as handles, cages, top/bottom plates and monitors.

  • Page 17: Mounting The Power Control Bracket

    Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Page 17 Mounting the Power Control Bracket This bracket provides an interface for the knob on the rear shell (or shell extension) to move the on/off slider button on the V-RAPTOR camera. ✓ Prepare the bracket and camera body for installation by moving both of them to the ‘OFF’...
  • Page 18 Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Page 18 ✓ Continue holding the wing screws upwards. Then slide the power control bracket onto the V-RAPTOR body, aligning the cup on the pin with the camera’s slider button. After getting the bracket into position, tighten the wing screws, using the 2nd and last ¼-20 holes on the camera body.

  • Page 19: Installing The Dovetail Mount Plate

    Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Page 19 Perform a functional test by rotating the wheel. Installing the Dovetail Mount Plate ✓ To access the plate remove the rear shell by unlatching the 3 latches on the rear shell (or shell extension if installed). Remove the rear shell to locate the Dovetail Mount...
  • Page 20 Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Page 20 ✓ Pull the lock arm on the dovetail mounting tray fully to the rear of the housing to unlock the mount plate. Then slide the mount plate out to the rear. Pull lock arm all the way out to unlock the mount plate.

  • Page 21: Installing The Red Monitor Interface (Rmi) Adapter

    Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Page 21 ✓ Inspect mount plate and make sure the bottom is fully seated with the shelf up against the front of the camera body. Inspect the plate to make sure it is properly seated Installing the Red Monitor Interface (RMI) adapter This section applies only if using the Red DSMC3 Red Touch 7 monitor.
  • Page 22 Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Page 22 ✓ Loosen the thumbscrew to remove the monitor and arm from mounting bracket. The monitor arm must also be removed from the DSMC3 RED TOUCH 7.0 monitor in order to fit it inside the Gates External Monitor housing. Loosen Bracket must be thumbscrew...

  • Page 23: Enabling Power Out In The V-Raptor Menu

    Preparing the V-RAPTOR Camera Page 23 Enabling Power Out in the V-RAPTOR Menu The PR housing uses a relay powered by the V-RAPTOR camera’s power output to turn on the Fan, GCC, and (optional) external SDI monitor with only one knob. “Power Out”...

  • Page 24: Preparing The Housing For The Camera

    Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 24 5. Preparing the Housing for the Camera Removing Ports Ports and/or Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) should be removed from the housing before the camera is mounted. 60 and 80 Series Port Removal ✓...

  • Page 25: 110 Series Port Removal

    Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 25 110 Series Port Removal ✓ Removal is the same as the 60 or 80 series except only 45 degrees rotation is required. Rotate 45° Stackable Port Ring (SPR). ✓ Remove the SPR’s one at a time or as a group. The lock pin is shown below in the locked and release position.

  • Page 26: Attaching The Rt73 (Rmi) External Monitor

    Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 26 Pro Action Housing Shown Attaching the RT73 (RMI) External Monitor Skip this section if using an SDI External Monitor with the PR housing. In order to properly connect the RED RMI cable, the RT73 External Monitor housing must be attached prior to inserting the camera into PR.
  • Page 27 Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 27 Remove dovetail blank plate if present ✓ Remove the protective shipping cover from the RT73 and inspect the o-ring for damage or foreign objects such as sand/dirt before installing. Remove shipping cover Inspect O-ring...
  • Page 28 Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 28 ✓ Check sealing surface for debris, then gently lower the attached RMI cable through the hole. Mount the RT73 to the top of the PR housing. Watch the cable to avoid pinching it between the housing and monitor.

  • Page 29: Attaching An Sdi Type External Monitor

    Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 29 Attaching an SDI type External Monitor Skip this section if using the RT73 RMI interface External Monitor. The SDI monitor should be installed now as it is much easier to route the cables before the camera is installed.
  • Page 30 Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 30 Primary SDI monitor mounting point Alternate SDI monitor mounting point ✓ Slide the External Monitor housing into the dovetail and secure with thumbscrews. Secure Monitor to Dovetail...
  • Page 31 Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 31 ✓ If not already installed, install the proper pass through fitting in the PR housing’s mid shell at the indicated location. “Butterfly” Determine proper fitting for the adapter with large monitor housing pass through fitting Square bulkhead...

  • Page 32: Installing Handle Grips

    Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 32 Route the monitor cable through the fitting and underneath the lock arm ✓ Finish monitor installation according to the specific External Monitor SU&C Guide. Installing Handle Grips Use the adjustable lever handle to secure the Handle Grips to PR. You can locate the Handle Grips in several different positions forward / aft on the housing.
  • Page 33 Preparing the Housing for the Camera Page 33 Slide handles into dovetail and secure with lever handles.

  • Page 34: Installing The Camera

    Installing the Camera Page 34 6. Installing the Camera Connecting the RMI cable If using the RT73 RMI External Monitor, the cable must be connected before fully inserting the Camera. ✓ To begin, locate the short section of camera tray without a dovetail at the rear of the housing.
  • Page 35 Installing the Camera Page 35 ✓ Rest the camera on the shelf and support with one hand while connecting the RMI cable. Rest the camera here while routing the RMI cable ✓ Route the RMI cable to the rear of the PR housing and insert into the RMI adapter. Route the RMI cable to the rear of the housing then insert it into the...
  • Page 36 Installing the Camera Page 36 ✓ Rotate the lock ring on the RMI adapter to fully lock the RMI cable into place. Rotate ring to lock RMI cable (Unlocked Position Shown) Plugging in the RMI cable to the back of the camera is a common mistake.

  • Page 37: Seating And Locking The Camera Assembly

    Installing the Camera Page 37 Seating and Locking the Camera Assembly ✓ Push the assembled camera fully forward until it stops. Examine the lip on the dovetail camera mount plate to make sure it contacts the end of the camera tray. Push the camera assembly fully forward until it stops...
  • Page 38 Installing the Camera Page 38 ✓ Push the lock arm all the way forward to lock the camera assembly into place. Push the lock arm fully forward to lock the camera into place...

  • Page 39: Connecting Cables

    Connecting Cables Page 39 7. Connecting Cables The Breakout Box Panel LED power indicators 3.5mm Jack GCC input for troubleshooting External 5-pin Mini XLR Record Switch D-Tap Cable EXT Cable Fan Switch. Leave ‘ON Relay switched unless specific battery power out circumstances required for SDI External turning 'OFF’...

  • Page 40: Ext Cable

    Connecting Cables Page 40 EXT Cable The 9 pin Lemo connector plugs into the EXT port on the V-RAPTOR Camera. Align the red dots on the port and connector to orient the cable before inserting. The Ext connector provides 5v power to switch the relay, record trigger and serial communication with the GCC.

  • Page 41: External Sdi Monitor Cables

    Connecting Cables Page 41 External SDI Monitor Cables Read: All connections to SDI monitors should be done with the system power turned off. The 12g SDI boards on most new cameras can be damaged by hot swapping. The connector on the breakout box provides switched power from the battery for Gates SDI External Monitor housings.
  • Page 42 Connecting Cables Page 42 Locate the keyways on mini XLR to mate ✓ Mate the BNC connector from the monitor’s wiring harness to SDI1 on V-RAPTOR Camera. Connect to SDI1 only. This is important because the commands on the GCC module only work on monitors connected to SDI1.

  • Page 43: Monitor Installation

    Monitor installation Page 43 8. Monitor installation DSMC3 Red Touch 7.0 RMI Monitor Use a 3/16” ball driver to loosen the four ¼-20 captive screws on the front plate of ✓ the External Monitor. Remove the front plate. ✓ Check that the mounting bracket is removed from the monitor then connect the RMI cable, making sure it is firmly locked.
  • Page 44 Monitor installation Page 44 ✓ Keep the LCD panel straight and insert it into the shell, guiding the cable to make sure it does not get pinched. The panel will rest on the X shaped brace. Guide the LCD panel straight in and rest it on the X brace ✓...

  • Page 45: Sdi Monitor

    Monitor installation Page 45 Check o-ring for damage/debris then install front shell Tighten the ¼-20 screws on the front plate crosswise once. Then go back and double check. SDI Monitor If using a Gates SDI-type External Monitor, it will have a separate SU&C Guide to consult for setup and operation.

  • Page 46: Power On Functional Test

    Power on Functional Test Page 46 9. Power on Functional Test A power on functional test is recommended before sealing the housing and setting up the lens gear drives. At this point, all previous set up steps should have been complete. Mount a lens to the camera before beginning the test.

  • Page 47: Troubleshooting

    Power on Functional Test Page 47 Troubleshooting ✓ Problem: The camera boots but there is no power for the GCC, External SDI monitor or Fan Response: Check the LED trouble indicators in the breakout box. If power is supplied both a red and green light should be on. If no lights are on: •...
  • Page 48 Power on Functional Test Page 48 • Check baud rate • Remove Plastic Cover on GCC module and make sure 5pin board connector is properly seated ✓ Problem: RMI Monitor not turning on Response: Check cables and adapter. • Check that the RMI connectors are properly seated in the monitor/RMI adapter.

  • Page 49: Port Bases And Lens Gears Drives

    Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives Page 49 10. Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives The Gates PR Housing has a modular front end that can accept several different port bases. ✓ The 80 series is extremely flexible and has 3 diver operated controls that work with a wide range of lenses.

  • Page 50: Series Lens Gear Drives (Lgd's)

    Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives Page 50 Forward Section is removable for LGD access Installs as unit with all gearing 80 series Lens Gear Drives (LGD’s) The forward flange on the port base can be removed to get easier access to the set screws on the lens gear drive.
  • Page 51 Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives Page 51 with the set screw on the coupler. Do not overtighten. Insert the drive shaft into the coupler. One end of the shaft will have a small flat spot. Align this with the set screw, and tighten gently.
  • Page 52 Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives Page 52 • Step 3. Firmly tighten the screw that couples the drive gear hub to the drive shaft.  . The gear hub / drive shaft coupling acts Tighten coupler to drive shaft screw like a clutch –...

  • Page 53: Series Port Base

    Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives Page 53 60 Series Port Base The 60 port base assembly is secured to the front of the PR housing with 4x 1/4-20 captive screws. ✓ After inspecting the o-ring and gasket surfaces ✓ Use a 3/16”...

  • Page 54: Series Lens Gear Drives (Lgd's)

    Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives Page 54 60 Series Lens Gear Drives (LGD’s) The forward flange on the port base can be removed to get easier access to the set screws on the lens gear drive. ✓ General Notes. This section addresses the installation of two Lens Gear Drives (LGD’s) in DK.
  • Page 55 Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives Page 55 Pro Action Shown 1. Loosen this screw on each LGD to allow the Lens Gear Drives to pivot and mate with the Flex Gears. 2. Pivot the LGD’s to mate with the Flex Gear. Ensure a good gear mesh.

  • Page 56: Series Port Lens Gear Drive (Lgd) Size Reference

    Port Bases and Lens Gears Drives Page 56 60 Series Port Lens Gear Drive (LGD) Size Reference PR 60 series port base kit includes several size LGD’s to accommodate different lens sizes. Below is a reference. Focus Gears P/N 3000-94- P/N 3000-94-228 P/N 3000-94-229 P/N 3000-94-239...

  • Page 57: Ports And Stackable Port Rings (Spr's)

    Ports and Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) Page 57 11. Ports and Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) About Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) Stackable Port Rings are a flexible and convenient way to support many different lenses. They can be stacked in many combinations to support virtually any lens. Stackable Port Rings –...

  • Page 58: Using Flat Ports With Spr's

    Ports and Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) Page 58 Using Flat Ports with SPR’s ✓ A Flat Port is used commonly for macro lenses, and also for medium to long focal length lenses. The focal range that works best starts at approximately 20-35 mm. the SPR’s to extend just past the end of the lens.

  • Page 59: Using Dome Ports With Spr's

    Ports and Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) Page 59 Using Dome Ports with SPR’s ✓ A Dome Port is used commonly with wide angle and fisheye lenses, typically 8mm at the shortest to about 20-35mm. Setup the SPR’s so the end of the lens – either the lens body or glass element –...

  • Page 60: Mounting Stackable Port Rings (Spr's) And Port

    Ports and Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) Page 60 Mounting Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) and Port SPR’s are assembled in any order on the housing. Place the lock pin on the first SPR ✓ in the ‘lock’ position. ✓ Lubricate O-Rings as necessary for smooth, easy rotation. Start by mating the first SPR to the Port Base with the locking pin at the top.
  • Page 61 Ports and Stackable Port Rings (SPR’s) Page 61 ✓ When finished mounting SPR’s, mount a Port to the SPR’s in the same manner, mating 90 degrees and rotating counter clockwise when viewing from the rear of the housing. Mate the Port 90 degrees CW from it’s properly oriented position, then rotate 90 degrees CCW until it stops Pro Action Shown...

  • Page 62: Sealing The Housing

    Sealing the Housing Page 62 12. Sealing the Housing Pre-sealing Checklist Before sealing the housing make sure the following is done: ✓ Power on/functional test of electronic and controls ✓ Media inserted ✓ Lens gear drives properly adjusted and tested ✓...
  • Page 63 Sealing the Housing Page 63 Install the rear shell taking care not to pinch any cables  Latches. Once properly mated, secure the 3 latches. Verify that the two shells are mated evenly and consistently around the sealing line of the housing. ✓...

  • Page 64: The Seal Check Fitting

    Sealing the Housing Page 64 The Seal Check Fitting The seal check fitting is located on the rear shell. The plug is retained with a cable to prevent it from being lost. Always keep the plug inserted when not actively using the seal check system.

  • Page 65: Seal Check With External Sdi Monitors

    Sealing the Housing Page 65 Seal Check with External SDI monitors If using an SDI External Monitor, It is necessary to Seal Check both the housing and External Monitor. The monitor will also have a seal check fitting.  Use the pump to draw a vacuum on the main housing. ...

  • Page 66: Final Checks

    Sealing the Housing Page 66 Final Checks ✓ Visual Inspection. • Look closely at all seal mates – Port, Port Ring, Port base and main housing seal – for uneven gaps. • Look over the housing one final time. ✓ Verify operation.

  • Page 67: Control Operation

    Control Operation Page 67 13. Control Operation Power Control Located on the rear shell, the power control knob has a guide pin that allows the user to lock out the power control so it is not accidentally triggered.  To lock out the control, pull the knob out and place the pin into the lockout hole. ...

  • Page 68: Menu Pushbuttons

    Control Operation Page 68 RECORD TRIGGER Menu Control Window Menu Pushbuttons Located on the right side of the control window, the menu pushbuttons allow full access to the menu on the V-RAPTOR. Look through the clear plastic window on the side of the housing to activate the corresponding button on the V-RAPTOR.

  • Page 69: Using The Gcc Module

    Using the GCC Module Page 69 14. Using the GCC Module About the GCC The GCC Module uses the Red RCP2 communication protocol to send commands to the V- RAPTOR. It has 10 buttons and a rotary encoder that enables the user to quickly access camera functions without having to key through the camera’s menu.

  • Page 70: Setting Up User Assignable Buttons

    Using the GCC Module Page 70 Setting up User Assignable Buttons The bottom row of the GCC module activates the controls on the “USER 1” page of the V- RAPTOR menu. A short press on the buttons triggers “USER 1” assignable functions 1-4. A long press on the buttons triggers “USER 1”...

  • Page 71: Updating Firmware

    Using the GCC Module Page 71 V-RAPTOR GCC ELECTRONIC IRIS DEFAULT KEYMAPPING CONTROL v1.16 (For native Canon RF (SYSTEM SHUTDOWN COMMAND lenses or other types that REQUIRES V RAPTOR FIRMWARE 1.61 OR are supported with ABOVE) adapters) SENSOR FRAMERATE SHUTTER SPEED INCREMENT (+) INCREMENT (+) HOLD 10 SECONDS...

  • Page 72: The Rt73 Rmi Monitor Housing

    The RT73 RMI Monitor Housing Page 72 15. The RT73 RMI Monitor Housing The RT73 is a unique option for the PR housing that allows the use of the DSMC3 Red Touch 7.0 LCD. The articulated swivel allows the user to run an OEM red RMI cable through it and is user- replaceable.

  • Page 73: Care And Replacement Of The Rmi Cable

    The RT73 RMI Monitor Housing Page 73 Care and Replacement of the RMI Cable When transporting the monitor separately from the housing always loosely coil up the protruding cable end and place it within the protective cover. Loosely coil RMI cable inside cover when not using The cable is user replaceable but may require some finesse to install.
  • Page 74 The RT73 RMI Monitor Housing Page 74 Insert cable from monitor side Bend a paperclip into a hook shape and use to guide the connector out...

  • Page 75: Optional Shell Extension

    Optional Shell extension Page 75 16. Optional Shell extension The optional shell extension fits in between the Mid and Rear Shells, and allows the use of larger batteries or equipment. It simply latches on and can be added or removed without tools. When using the shell extension, the controls on the rear shell no longer function.

  • Page 76: Buoyancy / Trim

    Buoyancy / Trim Page 76 17. Buoyancy / Trim PR is provisioned with several weight mounting points to allow the user to trim the housing. Trim Weights Trim weights can either screw directly onto weight bosses or use a sliding dovetail. Boss Mounting Style...
  • Page 77 Buoyancy / Trim Page 77 The Rear Shell has 6 weight bosses Weights can be secured to bottom dovetail...

  • Page 78: Trim Floats

    Buoyancy / Trim Page 78 Trim Floats Gates trim floats are made from high density foam to withstand pressure at depth. The RT73 monitor housing and most Gates SDI monitors include a float which can be attached to it. The RT73’s float can also be attached to the ¼-20 utility hole pattern on the Rear Shell on PR.

  • Page 79: Optional Accessories

    Optional Accessories Page 79 18. Optional Accessories Water Alarm If you have the optional GWA-2000 Water Alarm installed, refer to the separate user manual for this item. It can be found on the Gates website GWA-2000 Water Alarm. The LED indication for the water alarm is found on the Rear Shell in the eye of the fish logo. The red LED alarm signal will appear here on PR...

  • Page 80: Light Bar

    Optional Accessories Page 80 Light Bar The Light Bar is a convenient method to mount lights forward and to the outside edges of the housing. It accepts a wide variety of Ultralight Controls Systems ball mounts and bases. If your application requires a Light Bar, install it with the included screws as shown below.

  • Page 81: Housing Maintenance

    Housing Maintenance Page 81 19. Housing Maintenance Housing Care and Maintenance Proper care of your Gates housing is important to provide you reliable operation and long life. You’ll find all the guidelines in the “Housing Care and Maintenance” document included with your Gates housing.

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