Place the Hood Attachment Frame over the Glass Holder. Then place the
glass against the Glass Holder. Make sure the screws pass through the
holes on the both the Hood Attachment Frame and the Glass Holder.
Step 3
Remove the monitor mounts from the teleprompter base using
the included larger 4mm hex key to loosen from the 15mm rods.
Step 2
Secure the Glass Holder by fastening the knurled nuts to the screws as
pictured below.
Step 4
Put the washers on before tightening the screws. The washers and 4
additional screws are inside a bag on the bottom foam.
After the monitor mounts are attached, adjust the 15mm rods to accommodate the monitor. Leave about 1 inch of room for the teleprompter bracket.
Make sure the 15mm rods go through both set of monitor mounts. Please ensure that all screws are properly tightened after inserting the monitor.
*SAFETY NOTE* Make sure to leave at least 2 inches of the rods inside the teleprompter base.
Teleprompter Base
Step 6
While sliding the teleprompter bracket into the slot of the Glass Frame
Holder Bracket, pull on the red knob to allow the bracket to fully slide in.
Step 7
Once the bracket is in place, tighten the side screw to lock in place.
Double check and make sure all the screws are tightened with the
included hex keys.
Slide in the Riser plate of your choice by aligning the screws on the riser plate to the slot on the Base. Once the screws are aligned, Slide the riser plate into
the Base.
Step 10
Slide in the Riser plate of your choice by aligning the screws on the riser plate to the slot on the Base. Once the screws are aligned, Slide the riser plate into
the Base.
Mount your own tripod plate to the bottom plate by aligning the 1/4-20 and/or 3/8-16 screws and fastening them to the Bottom Plate. It is recommended
that you connect your tripod plate to front of the Bottom Plate so that you can balance your teleprompter easier. Once your tripod plate is connected to the
Bottom Plate, mount the tripod plate to your tripod head.
Step 13
Slide the entire teleprompter system into the Bottom Plate. Once the
teleprompter system is inserted, you can balance it by sliding it along the
Bottom Plate until the center of gravity is determined.
Step 14
Once the center of gravity has been determined, tighten the thumb screws
to keep the base from sliding.
3G-SDI – Serial Digital Interface Connection
VGA – Video Graphics Array DE15 Connection
HDMI – High-Definition Multimedia Interface Input Connection
Power Port – 12-24v Input
Menu Duration – Set duration of how long menu stays
on screen
Video Ratio – Set screen aspect ratio 16:9 or 4:3 (4:3 is
native resolution, 16:9 will create black bars)
Flip-H – Assign toggle button to flip image horizontally
Flip-V – Assign toggle button to flip image vertically
Reset – Factory reset
Return
PC Setup (Only available for VGA)
H-Position – Adjust horizontal position
V-Position – Adjust vertical position
Auto – Monitor automatically adjust position
Return
Exit
HDMI – Switch HDMI input
VGA – Switch to VGA input
SDI – Switch to 3G-SDI input
Flip – Toggle image flip
(Can be set to horizontal, vertical, or both via menu)
Up Arrow – Toggle up to adjust setting
Menu – Access to monitor settings
Down Arrow – Toggle down to adjust setting
How to set-up FLIP button feature:
1. Press MENU button
2. Navigate to SYSTEM CONFIG.
3. Navigate to FLIP-V or FLIP-H
4. Change FLIP-V and/or FLIP-H to “ON”
5. Exit MENU
6. The FLIP button should now be activated and can be
pressed to mirror the image Horizontally or Vertically
7. When FLIP-H is ON, the image will flip Horizontally
8. When FLIP-V is ON, the image will flip Vertically
9. If both are ON, the FLIP button will toggle both
Horizontal and Vertical flip
To make your teleprompter more portable, we packed it in a reusable, high-quality foam.
The shape and size of the foam was designed to fit into Ikan’s PT-CASE-V2.
** DO NOT THROW AWAY FOAM CASE **
Learn More
More dynamic information at official website: www.ikancorp.com
Air-pressure in the
pneumatic column
can be adjusted
3
4
Double-wheel 125mm
casters with adjustable
cable guards
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GH25 100mm Fluid Head
160mm/6.3in
FEATURES
7 plus 0 grades of pan &
tilt drag
15 steps of counterbalance
100mm
3.0-28.0kg
6.6-61.7lbs
1-15
203mm/8.0in
llluminated leveling bubble
73mm/2.9in
Additional standard 1/4" &
3/8" screw holes
SPECIFICATIONS
Model
Payload Range
Counterbalance Range
Grades Of Pan Drag
Grades Of Tilt Drag
Tilt Range
Temperature Range
Bowl Size
Net Weight
GH25
3.0-28.0kg / 6.6-61.7lbs
1-15
0-7
0-7
-65°/+90°
-40℃~+80℃
100mm
4.2kg / 9.2lbs
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EP880S Pedestal
165.0cm
65.0in
86.0cm
33.9in
38.0cm
15.0in
Component:
Pedestal
Dolly
30.0kg
66.1lbs
23.9kg
52.7lbs
100mm
EP880S
EI7007
Standard kit
+
Extendable column
(extra part)
High version kit
165.5cm
Pneumatic column
pedestal system
Ergonomic hand
wheel
12
Air-pressure in the
pneumatic column
can be adjusted
34
Double-wheel 125mm
casters with adjustable
cable guards
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EI-7007 Super dolly
Designed for pedestal system and other heavy duty system. The 125mm/5inch wheels with cable guard can be
individually braked, also the movement direction can be fixed.
Folds for transporting.
FEATURES
Pull the knob to extend the dolly,
easy to go out.
21.5cm
Height : 21.5cm / 8.5in
Radius: 50cm / 19.7in
50cm
Φ
125mm
Casters diameter: 125mm / 4.9in.
H
Locking
The rubber wheels are non-marring
during normal use,protecting the
oor surface.
Each wheel incorporates its own
foot-activated brake.
Payload
100kg
Cable guards and brakes.Supports up to 100kg of tripod,
camera and accessories.
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GB3 Pa n bar
Telescopic pan bar for GH08L, GH10L, GH15, GH25 heads
SPECIFICATIONS
Length range
Net weight
405-605mm / 15.9-23.8in
385g / 0.8lbs
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