Setting Of The Drag; Brakes; Connection To Teleprompter; Change Of The Batteries - Sachtler Video 60 Plus Studio Benutzerinformation

Video 60 Plus Studio

3.7 Setting of the Drag

3.8 Brakes

3.9 Connection to teleprompter

3.10 Change of the batteries

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The Video 60 Plus Studio is equipped with nine drag
steps horizontally and vertically and a zero setting. By
turning the vertical setting and the horizontal setting the
desired level of the fluid drag is selected.Turn the ring to
"0" in order to switch off the drag completely. Make sure
that you always turn the setting to the next indexed
position. Engage the retainer pins by slowly panning or
tilting the camera.
ATTENTON: Panning or tilting the camera with settings
between the indexed positions can damage the retainer
pins and/or disks.
If you set the setting rings on the same index number
(e. g. "3") the degree of the horizontal and vertical drag
is identical and thus enables precise diagonal panning
movements without jerks and vibrations.
The horizontal brake applies the lock for the pan and the
vertical brake for the tilt movement. Both brakes are
vibrationless and can be used during shooting.
The Video 60 Plus Studio has two tapped holes at the
front to attach teleprompters.
The illumination is powered by three standard type button
cells (625 U or LR9) located in the battery holder, which
can be opened with a sharp object such as a screwdriver.
Make sure to insert the new batteries according to the
"plus" and "minus" symbols as indicated in the covering
plate.The batteries last for about 2000 illumination cycles.
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