PRO CYC GS60 Assembly Instructions

Pro Cyc GS60 / GS80 Portable Green Screen
MISSION STATEMENT
Pro Cyc, Inc. is the world leader in design and sales of modular infinity backgrounds. Our studio
systems are recommended by every major company providing chroma key and virtual technology
to the film, video and still photography markets.
Take care when unpacking your Portable Green Screen to avoid scratching, bending or damaging
the surface of the green material. Take special care to avoid folding or creasing the material as
this could cause cracking or discoloration.
Use the link or QR Code below to watch the GS60/GS80 set up video:
Your contents include:
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1 each: 80" wide x 80" long (GS80) or 60" wide x 80" long (GS60) strip of Pro Matte™ IV
green screen material
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1 each: Pro Cyc adjustable support stand in black carrying case
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6 each: heavy duty Pro Cyc spring clamps with rubberized tips and handles
Using the written instructions below and/or watching the video available at the QR code above,
begin setting up your Pro Cyc support stand. Here are some important tips corresponding with
the specified timecodes in the video:
1. Setting up the Stand: Open the black carrying case located inside the cardboard tube and
remove the plastic covering from all parts (0:19 – 0:23)
a. Attach the metal "feet" to the upright supports with the screws and Allen wrench
located in a small pocket at one end of the carrying bag (0:26)
b. Assemble the crossbar tubes. For GS80, the crossbar will consist of a left, right and
center tube. For the GS60, only the left and right tubes will be used (0:42 – 1:10)
c. Once you have assembled the top and bottom crossbars, adjust the width so that
the full length of each crossbar tube measures exactly 81 inches (not including
thumbscrews) for the GS80, or 61 inches for the GS60 (1:11 – 1:18)
d. Next, raise the height of the second telescoping section on each leg support to
approximately 24 inches above the lower section (1:21 – 1:32), then attach the top
Assembly Instructions
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GS60 / GS80 Assembly Instructions