TRD Beholder MS1 Camera Stabilizer · Battery Setup and Charging Battery Setup a. Install batteries...

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TRD Beholder MS1 Camera Stabilizer

Transcript of TRD Beholder MS1 Camera Stabilizer · Battery Setup and Charging Battery Setup a. Install batteries...

TRD Beholder MS1 Camera Stabilizer

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Table of Content

Brief Introduction

Kit Includes

Battery Setup and Charging

Camera Setup and Balancing

How to Use

Other Features

Supported Cameras

Licensing and Trade Mark

Specifications

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Brief Introduction

The Beholder MS1 Camera Stabilizer is designed to support professional videographers of all levels. The stabilizer is easy to use and small enough to travel with. The Beholder MS1 Stabilizer is intuitive and offers a greater range of camera movement.

Attention 8

Battery Setup and Charging

Battery Setup

a. Install batteries positive side up into battery holder. Connect the Micro

USB cable to the Battery Holder Micro USB port. Connect USB cable

to 1.5- 2 amp power supply.

b. Battery Charging time 4- 5 hours.

c. Green light means fully charged. Red light means charging. Flashing

Red and Green lights means almost fully charged.

d. Warning using a charger that does not support 1.5- 2 amps will result

in batteries failing to charge.

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Kit Includes

MS1

Adapter plate Quick Release Plate Two 1/4" Lanyard USB- LED Light

Battery Holder Three Batteries 18650 Micro USB Cable

Battery Holder

a. Battery Holder positive side up.

b. Insert Battery Holder into handle, positive side first.

c. Screw on battery cap and make sure the cap is secured snuggly.

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Camera Setup and Balancing

1. Attach the quick release plate as shown with the longest slide pointing out towards the direction of the lens. Snuggly tighten the camera screw.

4. Adjust the front and rear balance. Once gimbal is balanced, tighten the quick release lock. If the camera does not balance perfectly.Don't worry.The MS1 will usually be able to maintain stability.

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2. Attach the camera with plate to stabilizer. Adjust the camera's position so that the gimbal remains level.

3. Adjust the left- right balance of the camera. Small adjustments maybe needed.

How to Use

A. To start the stabilizer with the camera and gimbal level on a flat surface at 90 degrees and then press the power button.

Note: Starting the stabilizer in a position other than 90 degrees will result in performance issues.

B. Joystick mode selection.

a. Press once for Lock Mode this mode will make the stabilizer hold a position.

b. Press again to change to Follow Mode which will make the stabilizer follow the pan and tilt of your hand.

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Installation of special adapter for hard to balance camera

1. Attach the single sided anti slipping materials onto the

adapter plate.

2. Attach the anti slip side onto the base of the camera

and lightly tighten the 1/4" screw.

3. Attach the whole unit onto the quick release plate*.

*try different screw anchoring holes for best result,

you might have to try out many times to register the

appropriate anchoring hole for the best balancing

result.

4. Adjust the camera position on the adaptor plate,

fine tuning screw position on the quick release plate to

achieve a perfect balance repeating steps A- B.

5. Tighten all screws and knob. Loose space in between

camera and adaptor, adaptor and quick release plate

and quick release plate and unit will result in rattling

noise and shaking movement while unit is in operation

later.

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d. Use the joystick to pan and tilt the camera.

c. Press and hold the joystick for 3 seconds to calibrate the gyro. The gyro controls the horizontal level. During calibration the MS1 must not be touched and the gimbal must be level.(If the camera moves automatically or unbalanced, please use this function. Just keep the system steady on the table during the calibration process and prevent any movement or vibration.)

Instruction of Inverted shot mode

1.The default mode of MS1 is non- inverted shot mode .If you want to change to the inverted shot mode, please press the little button on the right side of the pan (Reset button ) twice. After three seconds, you will heard a sound of mode switching. Meanwhile, the compensation direction is opposite to the rotation axis, which will cause it rotate usually. That means MS1 is in inverted shot mode and the handle can be inverted.2. When inverted,the five ways multi mode control can be used normally. You can switch to lock mode or follow mode,but the operational direction is opposite to the normal direction .3. When in the inverted shot mode , redo the stept 1,then you can change it back to non- inverted shot mode.4. When shutting down the system the shot mode will not be restored to its default. It will retain the former mode when you shut the system down.

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Other Features

A.The stabilizer can be mounted to a tripod, selfie stick, and more.

B. LED USB light is great for shooting at night.

C.Charge a cellphone from stabilizer. Note stabilizer must be off.

Supported Cameras Sony A7S, NEX series, Panasonic DMC, GH4, BMPCC, RX100, A6000, Canon G7x, A7ii, and more.

Battery Status

Power LED Indicator Status

Green light

Red light

Flashing Red

Normal

Low battery

Batteries need to be charged. Also the MS1 will shut down to protect the batteries.

Licensing and Trade Mark

Beholder® is the licensed trademark of TRD Beholder.Website: http://www.teamrebeldesign.com/ Email: [email protected]

AttentionA. Please calibrate the gyro if your camera moves automatically or unbalanced. Gyro calibration: Place the MS1 on a flat surface. Make sure the camera is balanced in the gimbal. Press and hold the joystick in for 3 sec. If balance is not correct try again calibrating. Keep the MS1 steady on the table during the calibration process and prevent any movement or vibration.

B. USB Ports: The USB located on the handle is a 5V 0.5A power output. The Micro USB located on the handle is for remote control. The Mini USB located on the gimbal is for accessing the 8- Bit board PID settings through Simple BGC 8- Bit 2.40b7.

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Height:

Width: 123mm 4.8 Inches.

Yaw:

Roll:

Weight W Battery:

Packaging Dimensions:

Battery Life:

168mm 6.6 Inches.

Weight W/O Battery: 720g

Unit with Packaging: 1580g

Maximum SupportedCamera Weight:

Range of Motion: 90-180°

Pitch:

Battery: 3* 3.7v Li-ion 18650 2600mAh

Electronics:

268mm 10.5 Inches.

860g

355+-180°

355+-60°

3 Hours.

355°

8-Bit board 2.40b7: 3-Axis Stabilizer gyro system

Supported Camera Models:

Specifications:

Length:

Sony A7S, NEX series, Panasonic DMC, GH4, BMPCC, RX100, A6000, Canon G7, A7ii, and more.

1000g

390x200x100mm, 15.4x7.9x3.9 Inches.