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Using this Manual
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Before You Begin
The following documents have been produced to help you safely operate and make full
use of your RONIN
Ronin 2 in the Box
Ronin 2 Quick Start Guide
Ronin 2 User Manual
Ronin 2 Intelligent Battery Safety Guidelines
Ronin 2 Disclaimer and Safety Guidelines
Check all of the included parts listed in the In the Box manual. Read this entire User
Manual and watch the informational and tutorial videos on the product page of DJI’s
ofcial website (http://www.dji.com/ronin-2). Read the Disclaimers and Safety Guidelines
to understand your legal rights and responsibilities. If you have any questions or problems
during the installation, maintenance or use of this product, please contact DJI or a DJI
authorized dealer.
Download the Ronin 2 App
Download and install the Ronin 2 App.
Search “Ronin 2” in the App Store or Google Play and then follow instructions for
installation.
DJI Ronin 2 is a professional 3-axis handheld gimbal that is highly compatible with cable
cams, drones, cranes, Steadicams, and more. Its customizable mounting modes such
as Handheld, Car Mount, Aerial, and Tripod mode help the Ronin 2 work accurately in
different shooting scenarios. Also, its new Pan Lock mode has been specially designed
for work with Steadicams.
Features Highlights
• Its carbon fiber structure makes the Ronin 2 lightweight, strong, and functional.
Upgraded high-torque motors support payloads of 30 lbs.
• A new mechanical design makes camera mounting and balancing easier while
optimizing accuracy. New axis locks improve usability, and its extendable roll axis
allows the Ronin 2 to support more cameras.
• Angular vibration is within ±0.02°, and the built-in GPS module improves the gimbal
accuracy, making it extremely stabile even while shooting at high speeds.
• Adjusting settings is easier with the built-in touch panel, and it also displays the Ronin 2’s
working status.
• A dual battery system and support for hot swapping allows for continuous operation
when replacing batteries. With fully charged TB50 Intelligent Batteries, the Ronin 2 can
power a camera and the whole system for 2.5 hours.
• Power and video signal are transmitted through the built-in slip ring. The Ronin 2 comes
with several accessory ports and supports the DJI Focus system, lens hoods, wireless
video downlinks, and monitors.
• Transmits signal at 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz to improve transmission stability.
• The brand new Ronin 2 app can adjust settings and also activate multiple intelligent
The maximum depth from the center of gravity on the camera base plate is 250 mm.
The maximum height, measured from the top of the camera base plate, is 170 mm. The
maximum width is 190 mm.
250mm
170mm
Make sure the camera is powered off during installation.
It is recommended to use soft connection cables to avoid obstructing camera
movement.
190mm
Mounting a Camera
1. Unlock the levers and remove the upper crossbar .
2. Attach the Camera Top Cross Bar to the camera. Refer to the locations below to mount
the Top Cross Bar to the ARRI ALEXA MINI (using M4-10 screws), RED EPIC (using
1/4" screws) and RED WEAPON 8K (using M4-10 screws) cameras.
ARRI ALEXA MINI
RED EPIC,
RED WEAPON 8K
The Top Cross Bar can be installed in two directions. If the camera lens’ center of
gravity is forward, then mount the Top Cross Bar with the long part forward as shown.
3. Attach the 15 mm Rod and the Focus Rod Mount to the camera.
4. Choose the proper camera screws (type 3/8"-16 or 1/4"-20) and attach the Camera
Base Plate to the camera.
5. Slide the camera into the mounting plate
.
lever
6. Attach the upper crossbar and tighten the securing knob
the levers
.
until the safety lock engages, then lock the
to the camera, then lock
3
4
2
1
It is recommended to adjust the camera’s center of gravity further back and down.
The roll axis arm can be extended up to 5.5 cm if there isn’t sufcient mounting space for a
long camera.
Loosen the screws on both sides of the roll axis, and toggle the levers to their unlocked
position. Next, pull out the arms on both sides simultaneously as needed. Make sure the
measurement marks match up on both of the arms. Tighten the screws and toggle the levers.
The balance and performance of the gimbal may be reduced when the roll axis arms
are extended. Make sure to push back the arms to their default position after use.