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QUICK GUIDE
Vibration Isolator for SRH
Mounting the Direct Mount
1.2.3.
4.
Remove the Direct Mount Adapter (red)
from the isolator first.
Flip over the isolator and remove the
four screws (red).
Use a 4mm Hex key.
Place the direct mount adapter on the base
of the pan axis as shown.
NOTE: Align the top and bottom notches in
the adapter with the pan axis as shown.
Insert the six M5x20mm hex screws
provided and tighten all six screws.
Use a 4mm Hex key.
5.6.7.
Place the isolator onto the direct mount
adapter.
Insert and tighten the four screws you
removed in step 5.2 to attach the isolator
finally to the SRH pan module.
Use a 4mm Hex key.
Remove the Castle Nut to attache the
complete setup to the Mitchell Mount
connection of the crane.
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QUICK GUIDE
Vibration Isolator for SRH
Mounting the Mitchell Mount Adapter
1.2.3.
4.
Remove the Direct Mount Adapter (red)
from the isolator first.
Flip over the isolator and remove the
four screws (red).
Use a 4mm Hex key.
Place and tighten the three studs first.
Use a 19 mm open-ended wrench.
Place the Mitchell Mount Adapter disc
onto the studs.
Check the final alignment oft the remote
head, the Vibration Isolator and the Mitchell
Mount connection at the crane.
5.
Insert the three M10 x 25 countersunk
screws and tighten them.
Use a 6mm Hex key.
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QUICK GUIDE
Vibration Isolator for SRH
Mounting the Mitchell Mount Adapter
1.2.3.
4.
Remove the Castle Nut first to reach the six
Hex screws.
Place the SRH Mitchell Mount on the base
of the pan axis.
Check the alinement of the location pin,
before tighten all six Hex screws.
Use a 6mm Hex key.
Place the Vibration Isolator on the SRH.
Check the alinement of the location pin.
Place and tighten the Castle Nut.
5.
6.
Remove the Castle Nut of the Vibration
Isolator and mount the complete setup to
the crane
NOTE
Check the alinement of the
location pin before tightening the
Castle Nut.
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QUICK GUIDE
Vibration Isolator for SRH
Adjustment
1.2.3.
4.
Introduction:
The strength of the polymer
dampers preload depends on the
total weight of the remote head
including the camera setup.
NOTE
It is recommended to keep the
reload in the upper third of the
available setting range,
depending on the total weight.
The heavier the setup, the more
preload.
Increase polymer damper preload
First you need to open the top four knurled
adjustment nuts to create the required
clearance.
Now turn the lower four knurled adjusting
nuts to slowly lift the lower segment and
press it against the polymer dampers.
Finally tighten / counteract the upper knurled
adjusting nuts.
5.
Keep the
top and bottom
segments parallel!
CAUTION
It is important that the top and
bottom segments are parallel to
each other after the height is
adjusted and that all eight
knurled adjusting nuts are
securely tightened.
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