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FIZ AXIS CFG
This screen allows configuration of axis specific settings that are present on each axis, but allows setting them independently. The Axis is selected using the 1st field.
The rest of the settings then reflect the setting of the selected axis.
FIZ CONFIG MENU 1
AXIS SELECT
Scrolling allows selection of Focus/Iris/Zoom.
SETTINGS ACTION
Scrolling SET allows selection of Load Defaults/Load Saved/Save. Pressing SET performs the requested option.
Sets control loop gains, fault settings and other settings that are specific to the motor. These are relatively small adjustments and
MOTOR MODEL
motors generally work independent of this setting, but will not be optimized and protected as well.
DAMPENING
Changes the amount of low pass filtering of the input control knob or other interface.
Changes the direction that the Knob (or other control interface) is interpreted. It can be used in conjunction with the Motor Direction
KNOB DIRECTION
setting to allow the preferred control interface direction while still ensuring the mapped units are correct. This setting is not persistent.
Normal/Reverse. Changes motor direction. This is especially important when using a mapped lens. If the lens is moving opposite of the
MOTOR DIRECTION
physical units displayed on the screen, setting this to reverse will cause the motor to move with the units. This setting is persistent and
is stored on the Wedge.
TORQUE LIMIT
Changes the amount of maximum current allowed. Note that these are relative current settings, and may be different between motors.
SPEED
This changes the maximum speed that the motor can reach. It provides a way to smoothly limit the motor speed if needed to ensure
(SLEW RATE) LIMIT
smooth operation and limited stress on the lens.
This allows changing the control input setting fo each axis to be changed. The following are the traditional inputs.
CONTROL INPUT
Focus: Large Knob
(FOCUS/IRIS/
Iris: Small Knob
ZOOM)
Zoom: Rocker Swith
Focus: Large Knob
Iris: Small Knob
Zoom: Rocker Switch
P36
FIZ CONFIG MENU 2
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