Custom Brackets Digital PRO-M, Digital PRO-E, Digital PRO-SV, QRS-H2, QRS-E2 Instructions For Use Manual

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Figure #3
Two screws for mounting CMP
Attaching your camera to the CMP
Camera with add on vertical grips or battery packs
Remove the anti-twist posts using the Allen wrench (9/64”) provided with the bracket. Refer
to picture at the top of this page (gure #4).
Attach your camera with lens toward vertical plate. Once the “D” style camera screw is tightened, loosen 1/2 turn. Turn the adjusting screw counterclockwise with a Phillips screwdriver to move the camera screw plate forward until the camera touches the vertical plate. Then turn an additional 1/4 turn.
Tighten the “D” style camera screw completely.
Remove the “D” style camera screw and install from opposite side as shown.
Camera without add on vertical grips or battery packs
Attach your camera with lens toward the anti-twist posts. Once the “D” style camera
screw is tightened, loosen 1/2 turn (gure #2).
Turn the adjusting screw counterclockwise using a Phillips screwdriver to move the camera screw plate forward until the camera touches one of the anti-twist posts. Then turn an additional 1/4 turn (make sure camera is facing straight forward).
Tighten the “D” style camera screw completely.
Camera screw plate
Adjusting Screw
“D” style camera screw
Vertical plate
(2) Anti-twist posts
Loosen second anti-twist post (if it is not touching the camera) using the same Allen wrench (9/64”) and move it until it touches the camera and then tighten.
Attach the camera plate (CMP) to the bracket us­ing the two screws (8-32 thread x 1/2” long socket head) and Allen wrench (9/64”) supplied with your
bracket (gure #1).
Figure #1
Two screws for mounting CMP
Camera screw plate
Adjusting Screw
“D” style camera screw
Attach the camera plate (CMP) to the bracket us­ing the two screws (8-32 thread x 1/2” long socket head) and Allen wrench (9/64”) supplied with your
bracket (gure #3).
Figure #2
Figure #4
Digital PRO-M, Digital PRO-E, Digital PRO, Digital PRO-SV
QRS-H2, QRS-E2, QRS-2
BRACKET INSTRUCTIONS
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Attaching the camera quick release (QR-C kit, QR-C, C-SP)
Attach the camera quick release (QR-C) to the bracket using the two screws (8-32 thread x 1/2” long
socket head screw) and Allen wrench (9/64”) supplied with your bracket (gure #5)
C-SP attached to CMP for tall cameras and cameras with vertical grips / battery packs
C-SP attached to CMP for short cameras and cameras without vertical grips / battery packs
Figure #6
Figure #7
Figure #5
Push bar
2 - Slide C-SP in from above
1 - Push the push bar in
Attaching the camera bottom plate (CBP)
Attach the camera bottom plate (CBP) to the CMP using the two screws (8-32 thread x 1/2” long socket head screw) supplied with your CBP and Allen wrench (9/64”) supplied with your bracket.
Figures #8 and #9 are showing the CMP up-side-down with the CBP attached
CBP attached to CMP for tall
cameras and cameras with vertical grips / battery packs
CBP attached to CMP for short cameras and cameras without vertical grips / battery packs
Figure #8
Figure #9
CMP
CBP
Two screws for mounting CBP
Attach the camera subplate (C-SP) to the camera mounting plate (CMP) using the two screws (8-32 thread x 5/16” long socket head screw) supplied with the C-SP and Allen wrench (9/64”)
supplied with your bracket per either gure #6 or #7.
Attach your camera per the CMP instructions.
While pushing in the push bar on the QR-C (step 1 in gure #5), slide the C-SP (attached to the CMP) downwards into the QR-C (attached to the bracket) (step 2 in gure #5). The push bar on the QR-C
needs to be pushed in when attaching and detaching the C-SP.
Attaching the bracket to the tripod quick release (QR)
Figure #10
Figure #11
Attach the tripod quick release (QR) to any tripod by screwing the QR onto the 1/4-20 bolt on the tripod. Attach the bracket to the QR by pushing
in the push bar (step 1 in gure #10), and while holding the push bar in, slide the bracket into the QR from the front (step 2 in gure #10).
Figure #11 shows the bracket in the quick release.
QR
2 - Slide bracket in from front side
1 - Push the push bar in
Push Bar
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FCN
Use the examples below to set your FCN. Screw cord onto plate and adjust the plastic piece so that it is next to the cord.
Nikon SC-29
Nikon SC-28 & Canon Cords
Canon Off-Camera Cord 2 Off-Camera Cord OC-E3
Flash Screw
Flash Cord Here
Nikon SC-17 Nikon SC-28
Flash Cord Here
Flash Cord Here
Nikon SC-29
Attaching your ash cord to the FCN
Using the ash lock on the
Digital PRO-M, Digital PRO, QRS-H2, QRS-E2, QRS-2
The ash lock knob will lock the ash in any tilt position desired.
1 - Loosen the ash lock knob, tilt the ash to the desired position. Then retighten the ash lock knob.
Digital PRO-M & Digital PRO Bottom Upright
Flash lock knob
Flash receiver
QRS-H2, QRS-E2 & QRS-2 Upright **QRS-2 not shown
Flash lock knob
Flash receiver
Attaching the ash plate (FCN) to the bracket
Loosen the ash receiver knob. Slide the ash plate onto the ash receiver until it stops. Then retighten the ash receiver knob.
(Shown with Nikon SC-17 cord)
Flash receiver
Flash receiver knob
Flash plate
Attaching your ash cord to the Digital PRO-E
Use the steps below to set your anti-twist plates (rst time installation only).
Attaching accessories (AP, MC, FT-JR)
Figure #19
Figure #14
MC
MC attached to AP
MC
FT-JR
FT-JR
AP
MC
AP
AP
Figure #18
Figure #17
Figure #15
Figure #16
MC
Digital PRO-M (gure #15, #17) Digital PRO-E (gure #19) QRS-H2 and QRS-E2 (gure #14) QRS-2 (gure #14) (Shown from back)
AP
Digital PRO-M (gure #16, #17) Digital PRO-E (gure #19) QRS-H2 and QRS-E2 (gure #14) QRS-2 (gure #14) (Shown from back)
FT-JR
Digital PRO-M (gure #18) Digital PRO-E (gure #19)
Important information for Digital PRO-M and Digital PRO
For a period of one year from date of purchase, Custom Brackets will repair or replace free of charge, any defect in material or workmanship. Warranty does not cover repairs due to customer abuse,
negligence, impact or any modications made by the customer. Warranty service is available by
returning the Bracket (prepaid) to Custom Brackets. All returns must include a return authorization (RA) number (contact Custom Brackets to obtain), letter explaining the problem, and a copy of the sales receipt.
Repair service is available by returning the Bracket (prepaid) to Custom Brackets. All returns must include a return authorization (RA) number (contact Custom Brackets to obtain) and letter explaining the problem. A repair cost will be issued and must be approved prior to any repairs.
The Bracket was designed to be completely maintenance free. The rotation tension is factory set. Adjusting the tension will void the warranty and may damage the bracket.
The adjustable upright has a safety stop installed to prevent the ash mounting plate from hitting the
top of the camera. If the upright lock knob is backed out, it will clear the safety stop and allow the upright to be retracted completely into the grip for storage.
Warranty
Repair
Maintenance
The ash tilt has a lock knob for locking the angle of ash. When the lock knob is released, tilt the ash to a different position. The tension of the tilt is factory set, adjusting it may cause damage to the camera, ash, and / or bracket.
Important information for Digital PRO-M, QRS-H2, QRS-E2 and QRS-2
Canon off-camera cord II, Canon Cord 3, Nikon SC-17, Nikon SC-28, SC-29 Cords
1-
2­3­4-
Attach cord with screw, do not tighten completely (Nikon cords will be set in nal position in step 3).
**Canon cords come out front, Nikon cords come out left side (towards upright). Slide right anti-twist plate (away from upright side) to cord and tighten anti-twist screw. Remove cord (Canon users skip this step) and repeat step 1 with cord coming out right side. Slide left anti-twist (upright side) to cord and tighten anti-twist screw.
Tighten ash screw to cord.
5-
MC
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