ARRI MAXIMA User manual

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GUI Version 3.1.0.2
MAXIMA and TRINITY !
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Date 29. Jan. 2018
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USER MANUAL

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Imprint !
Copyright © 2018 Arnold & Richter Cine Technik GmbH & Co. Betriebs KG.
All rights reserved.
No parts of this document may be reproduced without prior written consent of Arnold & Richter Cine
Technik GmbH & Co. Betriebs KG. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Errors,
omissions, and modifications excepted. ARRI, ALEXA, AMIRA, LDS and LENS DATA SYSTEM are
trademarks or registered trademarks of Arnold & Richter Cine Technik GmbH & Co. Betriebs KG.
All other brands or products are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders and
should be treated as such. Original version.
For further assistance:
Arnold & Richter Cine Technik GmbH & Co. Betriebs KG
Türkenstr. 89
80799 München
Germany
www.arri.com!
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Document revision history!
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Version Order Coder Release Date !
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3.1.0.2 K4.0019240 F06606 29. Jan 2018!
3.1.0.1 01. Oct 2017!
Scope
The third generation of the MAXIMA and TRINITY graphic user interface, the so called GUI can be
used with all exiting MAXIMA and TRINITY units. The redesigned graphic user interface is focusing !
on easy use of the software and a fast setup of the MAXIMA and TRINITY.
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Disclaimer!
Before using the products described in this manual, be sure to read and understand all the respective
instructions.
Otherwise the customer must contact ARRI before using the product.
While ARRI endeavors to enhance the quality, reliability and safety of their products, customers agree
and acknowledge that the possibility of defects thereof cannot be eliminated entirely. To minimise the
risk of damage to property or injury (including death) to persons arising from defects in the products,
customers must incorporate sufficient safety measures in their work with the system and heed the
stated conditions of use.
ARRI or its subsidiaries do not assume any responsibility for losses incurred due to improper handling
or configuration of the TRINITY or other system components.
ARRI assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. The information is
subject to change without NOTICE.
For product specification changes after this manual was published, refer to the latest published ARRI
data sheets or release notes, etc., for the most up-to-date specifications.
Not all products and/or types are available in every country. Please check with an ARRI sales
representative for availability and additional information. Neither ARRI nor its subsidiaries assume any
liability for infringement of patents, copyrights or other intellectual property rights of third parties by or
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Table of Contents!
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For your safety
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On-Board Interface
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Default User Presets
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Installing the Software
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Starting the GUI
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Changing from Standard to Advanced Mode
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Connecting the USB Cable
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Connecting the MAXIMA / TRINITY to the PC
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Home Screen
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Motor Power the three payload groups
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Adjusting Motor Power / PID
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Uploading adjustments to the MAXIMA and TRINITY
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Cloning Settings
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Vibrations
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Right Motor Power
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Joystick
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Delay / Deadband
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Endstops
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Follow Mode / Fully Stabilized Mode
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Saving and Loading Profiles
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Troubleshooting
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Pan Lock
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Wheels
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1 For your safety
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Before use, please ensure that all users comprehensively read, understand, and follow !
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Risk levels and alert symbols
Safety warnings, safety alert symbols, and signal words in these instructions indicate
different risk levels:
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Danger indicates an imminent hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, may result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
NOTE explains practices not related to physical injury. No safety alert
symbol appears with this signal word.
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Provides additional information to clarify or simplify a procedure.
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For your safety

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2 Controls and adjustments operated !
directly on the MAXIMA and TRINITY
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2.1 Changing Profiles
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By pressing MODE one time, you will recall profile !
number ONE.!
By pressing MODE twice, you will recall profile !
number TWO.
And so on…!
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2.1 Changing the Joystick Direction!
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Operated directly on the TRINITY!
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• Press OK until Joystick is displayed!
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• Press OK!
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• Select: Normal - Inverted - Off by pressing UP or DOWN!
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• Press OK to confirm your selection!
2.3 Paring the Wireless Remote Control!
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Operated directly on the TRINITY!
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• First switch Off the Remote Control!!
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• Press OK!
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• Press Down until you see Remote Pairing!
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• Press OK!
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• Now the MAXIMA will start a 10 sec. count down.!
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• After 5 sec. the MAXIMA will beep.!
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• Switch ON the wireless Remote Control.!
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• Now the Remote will be paired!
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1. Joystick!
2. Remote!
3. Calibration!
4. Remote Pairing!
5. Restore!
6. Info
7. Exit
On-Board Interface
1. Joystick!
2. Remote!
3. Calibration!
4. Remote Pairing!
5. Restore!
6. Info
7. Exit

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3 Default User Presets !
3.1 MAXIMA!
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The MAXIMA supplied with this five Default User Presets, which are programmed for
camera setups up to 10 Kg / 22 lb."
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3.2 TRINITY
The TRINITY supplied with five Default User Presets, which are programmed for camera
setups up to 10 Kg / 22 lb.!
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To be able to change any of this adjustment, you need to install the FoMa Control software!
and you need to read the User Manual GUI.!
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The manual is available on the USB stick and on the ARRI CSS web page in the download
area.
Profile
Motor
Power
Tilt
Pan
Feels
Good for
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Follow
Follow
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Handheld Look
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Stabilized
Follow
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Handheld Look
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Follow
Follow
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Easy Rig / running shots
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Stabilized
Follow
Less
direct
Easy Rig / running shots
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Stabilized
Fully
Stabilized
Very
direct
To be used with the wireless
control or wheels
Profile
Motor
Power
Tilt
Pan
Feels
Good for
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Fully Stabilized
regular
TRINITY moves
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Follow
regular
Very
direct
Classic Steadicam™ feel
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Follow
goofy
TRINITY moves
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Fully Stabilized
goofy
Very
direct
Classic Steadicam™ feel
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Follow
regular
Very
direct
Roll and Tilt is in Follow
Mode
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4. Installing the GUI / Software!
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The latest GUI and Windows drivers can be found at the ARRI CSS web page.!
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The Control Software, the so called GUI will only work on a PC with !
Windows 8 or 10, or a Windows Tablet with Windows 8 or 10, or on a !
Mac running Parallels.!
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The software does not need a powerful computer.
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• Click onto the Windows Logo in the lower left corner!
• Right click and navigate toto system, to see if you are running 32 or 64 bit system.!
• If you are running a 32 bit system install !
the CP210xVCPInstaller_x86.exe.!
• If you are running a 64 bit system, install !
the CP210xVCPInstaller_x64.exe.!
• Then install The FoMa Control Setup V.exe!
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While installing the software, you can create a desktop shortcut, click in the box.
5 Starting the GUI / software the first time
This is the first tab you will see after you have launched the FoMa Control program.
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Installing the GUI
Install the USB driver first!!
Than you can run the FoMa_Control_Setup.exe
Check first if windows is running in 32 or 64 bit mode.
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6 Changing from Standard to Advanced Mode
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The GUI normally will start in the standard mode.
To change the GUI from standard to advanced mode, go to setting.
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Click on Mode and change between Standard and Advanced mode.
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For the beginning stay in the Standard mode.
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7 Connecting the USB Cable
To connect the MAXIMA / TRINITY to a PC or Tablet computer, a USB cable with a !
MINI USB connector on one end is needed.
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Location of the USB sockets
The USB socket on the MAXIMA is located
at the right side of the housing.
The USB socket of the TRINITY is
located on the right side of the base plate.
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8 Connecting the MAXIMA / TRINITY to the PC
•To start the GUI, double click on the FoMa CONTROL!
icon located on the desktop.!
•Connect the USB cable to the PC / Tablet and the
MAXIMA / TRINITY.!
•The MAXIMA / TRINITY display will switch off !
for a short moment.!
•Wait until the display comes back on again.!
•Select the USB port (it will be COM3 most of !
the time)!
•Press Connect!
•Now all profiles of the MAXIMA / TRINITY will be uploaded into the GUI / software.
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9 The Home Screen
You will see this tab after connecting successfully.
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Connecting / Home Screen
While connecting the MAXIMA / TRINITY to the GUI, the
motors will be engaged for a short moment.
Make sure you hold and secure the camera while the
display goes off and comes back again.
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In the unexpected case that the MAXIMA / TRINITY is
extremely vibrating right after the connecting process,
please switch off the MAXIMA / TRINITY and switch it on
again 2 seconds later.
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10 Motor Power and the three payload groups!
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The fastest way to set up the motor power of the MAXIMA and TRINITY, is to divide
the possible cameras setups into three weight groups.
* TRINITY / **MAXIMA
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The adjustable payload ranges, light, medium and heavy, allow an !
offset of 2,5 Kg / 5.5lbs. !
You do not need to be 100% on the spot.
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10.1 Light camera setups up to 10 Kg / 22 lb.
This ALEXA MINI setup will be within this 10Kg / 22lb. payload range:
It contains:
• ALEXA MINI Body
• ALURA LWZ ZOOM 15.5-45 mm
K2.47934.0 (m), K2.47935.0 (ft)
• SAM2 Plate K2.0014215
• ARRI Rod Mounting Bracket RMB-3!
K2.0006186
• Support Rods 240 mm (9.4 inch), Ø 19 mm!
K2.66270.0
• cforce Mini (Basic Set) K2.0006355!
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To get the perfect vertical position for the
MINI, please use the
SAM-2 Stabilizer Adapter Mount for ALEXA
Mini / K2.0014215
camera setup
up to
Motor Power Tilt &Pan
Roll
Light
10 Kg / 22 lb.
35* / 45**
(Default setting)
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Medium
15 Kg / 33 lb.
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Heavy
30 Kg / 66 lb.
110
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Camera Stabilizer Systems (artemis / TRINITY)
Price List - EU 04/2017
Ident Nr Product Description/Weight & Dimensions Price
C-Battery Bracket pre assembledK2.0010297 €350
40x80x130 mm250 gr
Plain bracket to mount transmitters, recorders or other accessories.
Useable area: 12 x 7.5 cm / 4.72'' x 2.95''
For all TRINITY systems / artemis Cine Broadcast / Cine HD Pro / EFP HD
Maxima Mounting PlateK2.0014909 €210
new
Additional cheese plate which can be mounted to the right side at the top of the
MAXIMA. The mounting plate many offers 3/8'' threads.
Length: 12,7 cm Width: 9,2 cm / Length: 5'' Width: 3.62''
For MAXIMA only
Maxima PAN LockK2.0014908 €245
new
Clamp bracket to lock the pan axis of the MAXIMA
For MAXIMA only
SAM-1 Stabilizer Adapter Mount for ALEXAK2.0014022 tba
new
The SAM-1 offers optical-centred mounting of ALEXA Classic, XT and SXT cameras
(not ALEXA Studio, ALEXA M or ALEXA65) on the ARRI Trinity and MAXIMA system.
The SAM-1 is also compatible with third-Party stabilizer systems fitted with a
standard 60mm dovetail.
This product is not available yet. Start of order intake and first customer shipment
date will be announced in an Official Sales Information.
SAM-2 Stabilizer Adapter Mount for ALEXA MiniK2.0014215 tba
new
The SAM-2 offers optical-centred mounting of ALEXA Mini cameras to the ARRI
Trinity and MAXIMA systems. The SAM-2 is also compatible with third party
stabilizer systems fitted with a standard 60mm dovetail.
This product is not available yet. Start of order intake and first customer shipment
date will be announced in an Official Sales Information.
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10.2 Medium camera setups up to 15 Kg / 33 lb.
An AMIRA setup with a LWT Zoom and Motors will
be within the 15 Kg / 33lb. payload range.!
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To get the perfect vertical position for the AMIRA,
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use the SAM-3 Stabilizer Adapter Mount for
AMIRA / K2.0014630
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10.3 Heavy camera setups up to 30 Kg / 66 lb.
An Alexa setup with a Prime Lens and Motors will
be at the lower end of the 33 Kg / 33lb. payload range.!
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To get the perfect vertical position for the ALEXA, please use !
the SAM-1 Stabilizer Adapter Mount for ALEXA / K2.0014022
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11 Adjusting the Motor Power (Standard Mode)
To change the motor power to a higher value, you can:
•Click on the + and - buttons!
•Place the cursor into the number field and type in the number!
•On a tablet you can slide the blue bar with your finger tips
11.1 The light setup will look like this:!
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In the standard mode the GUI shows the most effective motor power range for Tilt and Pan, !
which goes from 20 to 110. !
If higher values than 110 are needed, you need to change into the Advance Mode.
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Camera Stabilizer Systems (artemis / TRINITY)
Price List - EU 04/2017
Ident Nr Product Description/Weight & Dimensions Price
SAM-3 Stabilizer Adapter Mount for AMIRAK2.0014630 tba
new
The SAM-3 offers optical-centred mounting of AMIRA cameras to the ARRI Trinity
and MAXIMA systems. The SAM-3 is also compatible with third party stabilizer
systems fitted with a standard 60mm dovetail.
This product is not available yet. Start of order intake and first customer shipment
date will be announced in an Official Sales Information.
C-Stand Turtle BaseK2.0010433 €195
60x600x950 mm5300 gr
C-Stand with. Removable Turtle Base
Max.󵽱height 155 cm (61´ inch)
For all artemis systems and to park the MAXIMA with mounted Spider K2.0010425.
artemis Post Tool 1.8'' / 1.5''K2.0010461 €125
10x60x150 mm60 gr
Special tool to open the Docking Rings and to adjust the friction of the artemis 1.5''
and 1.8'' gimbals.
4mm Hex Key / 5/32''K2.0010434 €7
10x80x180 mm10 gr
4mm Hex Key - 5/32'' Allen Wrench
6 mm Hex Key (1/4'')K2.0010435 €9
10x100x180 mm10 gr
6 mm Hex Key - 1/4'' Allen Wrench
1.5 mm Hex KeyK2.0010437 €5
10x10x50 mm10 gr
1.5 mm Hex Key
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Camera Stabilizer Systems (artemis / TRINITY)
Price List - EU 04/2017
Ident Nr Product Description/Weight & Dimensions Price
C-Battery Bracket pre assembledK2.0010297 €350
40x80x130 mm250 gr
Plain bracket to mount transmitters, recorders or other accessories.
Useable area: 12 x 7.5 cm / 4.72'' x 2.95''
For all TRINITY systems / artemis Cine Broadcast / Cine HD Pro / EFP HD
Maxima Mounting PlateK2.0014909 €210
new
Additional cheese plate which can be mounted to the right side at the top of the
MAXIMA. The mounting plate many offers 3/8'' threads.
Length: 12,7 cm Width: 9,2 cm / Length: 5'' Width: 3.62''
For MAXIMA only
Maxima PAN LockK2.0014908 €245
new
Clamp bracket to lock the pan axis of the MAXIMA
For MAXIMA only
SAM-1 Stabilizer Adapter Mount for ALEXAK2.0014022 tba
new
The SAM-1 offers optical-centred mounting of ALEXA Classic, XT and SXT cameras
(not ALEXA Studio, ALEXA M or ALEXA65) on the ARRI Trinity and MAXIMA system.
The SAM-1 is also compatible with third-Party stabilizer systems fitted with a
standard 60mm dovetail.
This product is not available yet. Start of order intake and first customer shipment
date will be announced in an Official Sales Information.
SAM-2 Stabilizer Adapter Mount for ALEXA MiniK2.0014215 tba
new
The SAM-2 offers optical-centred mounting of ALEXA Mini cameras to the ARRI
Trinity and MAXIMA systems. The SAM-2 is also compatible with third party
stabilizer systems fitted with a standard 60mm dovetail.
This product is not available yet. Start of order intake and first customer shipment
date will be announced in an Official Sales Information.
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11.2 The Medium setup will look like this:
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11.3 The heavy setup will look like this:!
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If you need to fine trim the motor power, changing the values by steps of !
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11.3 Adjusting PID (Advanced Mode)!
Proportional – Integral – Derivative controller (PID controller)!
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In the Advanced Mode, you can adjust the Motor Power more accurate by using the !
PID adjustments.!
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11.4. PID Quick Guide!
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Start with a solid camera setup!
• Set Ramp and Damp to ZERO on the Joystick (Pan & Tilt)
• Physical test the Tilt axis.
• Touch the Tilt axis and try move the camera down and check if the camera slipping. !
If the tilt axis is slipping, you need to higher Pfor the Pan axis
• Select a point in the set.
• Use the joystick to tilt and stop the head and see if the camera: !
stops at the selected point!
or if it is over driving the point!
4.3 or if it is bouncing left and right
• If the heads over driving or bouncing, you need to lower the P and D value of the Tilt
axis by steps of five.
• Same process for Pan axis!
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Low value slow "
High value fast
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Amount of power
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the camera
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Cruise control!
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12 Uploading adjustments to the MAXIMA and TRINITY
NOTE !
After changing any of the settings, you have to upload / write the settings to the MAXIMA
and TRINITY.
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Click on Write to Device
The (*) indicates that there had been
changes in the user profile and that
these changes have not been uploaded
to the MAXIMA / TRINITY.
After the upload the (*) will disappear.
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As long you see the (*) the changes will not be affective.
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13 Cloning Settings
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If you want to have the same motor power adjustments in all five user profiles,
click on All Profiles.!
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You will get a new tab in which you can program the motor power and other adjustments
like joystick and follow mode for all 5 user profiles.
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Repeat step 6.0 for changing the motor power and press Write to Device step 7.0.!
Now you will have the same motor power adjustments in all five user profiles.
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14 Why is the MAXIMA / TRINITY vibrating?
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14.1 Reason 1!
Not suitable or loose components.
If the System vibrates, make sure that:
•The dedicated camera dovetail plate is mounted (Sam 1, 2 or 3)
•All screws clamps are fully tighten
•That no carbon fibre or stainless steel 15mm rods are used (aluminum rods are the best)
•That long lenses are supported with the dedicated lens support.
•That the matte box is not loose or causing vibrations.
•That the batteries sitting tight in the battery mount.
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If the System still vibrates, lift the MAXIMA up from the table, case or the stand (the
TRINITY
of the docking stand) to see if the vibrations will stops.!
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Gimbals are made for elastic mounts, like humans, spring arms and so on.
Stands or tables are too stiff, that is why Gimbals start to vibrate.
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14.3 Reason 3!
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The motor power is too high.
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If the system is still vibrating, you will need to adjust the motor power of the Tilt and Pan
axis.
Go back to step 6.0 or 7.0 and decrease the motor power value by five steps.
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Press Write to Device and check if the change will give you the expected improvement and
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16 Adjusting the Joystick to your personal preferences
To ensure the best control of the MAXIMA and TRINITY and to create your personal style of
moving the device, you need to adjust the touch and feel of the the Joystick.
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16.1 Adjustments and Functions
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•Direction:
Sets the direction in which the pan and tilt axis will go.
The pan and tilt direction can also be opposite to the joystick direction.
•Speed
Sets the speed of the pan and tilt axis.
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The real speed of the pan and tilt axis can be much higher than the speed
of the joystick.
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With the TRINITY you can only access the Tilt speed.
•Delay
Sets the acceleration and the deceleration of the pan and tilt axis.
Or how fast the pan and tilt axis will reach the adjusted speed when the
movements starts and how soft the movement will stop.
NOTE
A low value will ensure that the head will stop right away, when the joystick
movement stops.
A higher value will add a smooth movement after the joystick movement had
stoped. Higher values will make operating the MAXIMA / TRINITY more and
more indirect.
•Deadband
Sets the starting point of the Joystick. This value controls when the Joystick will
react after you touched it.
The lower the value, the more direct the joystick will react.
The higher the value, the slower the joystick will react.
NOTE
If you want to do a running shot with a lot of body movement, you should set the
Deadband to a value higher than 5.
This ensures that, if you touch the Joystick accidentally that there will be no
unwanted movement in the head.
•Ramp
Sets how much ramp will be on the joystick movement.
This value allows you to set a ramp, or how direct the joystick will react.
A low value will make the joystick very direct, while a higher value will add a soft
ramp to the joystick movement.
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17 Delay, Deadband, Ramp
17.1 Speed!
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Sets the acceleration and the deceleration of the pan and tilt axis.
Or how fast the pan and tilt axis will reach the adjusted speed when the
movements starts and how soft the movement will stop.
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Deadband sets the starting point of the Joystick.
This value controls when the Joystick will react after you touched it.
Ramp sets how much ramp will be on the joystick movement.!
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All three parameters are related to each other.!
If the speed is adjusted to a value below 50, keep the ramp value as low as possible.
If the value is to high, there will be more or less NO movement in the end.
Speed
Speed Value
Time
255
100
60
50
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Delay Delay
Joystick
value
max.
Joystick
range
Speed Value
100%
50%
0%
Start 50% 100%
Start 50% 100%
Deadband
Ramp
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18 Defining Endstops
Depending on the size of the camera setup, the frame of the MAXIMA only allows certain !
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Setting end stops will help to avoid the lens or camera colliding with the frame of the
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This adjustment will be performed in the Device settings.
After clicking on Device you will see this tab.
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Here you can later dial in the needed values in degrees for the single axes.
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To define the required angle for each axis, use the Joystick and move the camera setup
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While moving the camera, you can see the white arrow moving and indicating the value.!
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To transfer the values, you can use +and -to move the red cursor to the tip of the white
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Or you type in the values,
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