PROAIM P-22 User manual

Brand: PROAIM

Model: P-22

Type: User manual

The PROAIM P-22 is a versatile camera jib crane, capable of achieving various shooting lengths to adapt to different production needs. With a maximum reach of 24.5 feet, it allows for dynamic and sweeping shots. It features a leveling cable for precise camera positioning and stability, ensuring smooth and controlled movements.

What’s In The Box

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listed below.

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Kite-22 Camera 24.5ft Jib Crane (P-22)

A s s e mb l y Ma n u a l

Packaging Material of Box 1 & 2: 7x Jib Sections

Packaging Material of Box 3: Accessories of Jib Crane

Hub Mounting

Section

Head Plaorm with Bolt, Sha

Collars, Washers and Nut

6 x Shanks for Joining Arms

Turn buckle

Joysck Controller Bracket

Levelling Cable

6 x Pins for Joining jibs

7 x Black Velcro

Nut Bolts

2 x Locking Pins

Hub Mounng

knob

Washers

Rear Frame

Mounng Rod

Complimentary

Tools Pouch

Bag Packing

Safety Hints

ATTENTION: PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE USING TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT

& OPERATOR!

•The crane may not be assembled or operated under inuence of alcohol, drugs or any other intoxicang

substances. Lack of aenon while connecng the components together can cause substanal damage

to equipment / operator.

•The crane may only be operated on levelled horizontal posion. Make sure that the surface is stable.

•To prevent any harm or injury, properly join all secons of the crane. It is suggested to use the support

stand while telescoping the complete length.

•Always connect the steel cables properly to provide stability to the system. They should not negavely

impact the movements of crane in any way.

•Aer setup of the crane, the pan-lt head / gimbal head shall be posioned under the central pivot

secon. In assembled state, when the pan-lt head / gimbal head is higher than central pivot secon,

there should be someone to look aer the crane system.

•The complete panning & liing range around it must be kept free. Avoid anybody standing under the

crane. No loose objects may be stored or placed on it. Be very careful while using indoors.

•Never operate the crane in the immediate vicinity of high-voltage power cables. It holds danger to life.

•Parcular care is required when operang the crane in unfavourable weather condions. The crane

must be shut down in sucient me. When it is used in a rainy day, the pan-lt head / gimbal head and

controlling bar shall be protected against rain.

•When you want to transport the crane, lock the Pan & Tilt Axis for safety. Make sure that the

components do not rub together and cause any material wear.

•Before the counterweights are removed, ensure the remote head is resng on the support stand. Then

gradually remove the counterweights before remote head, camera or other parts.

•In the interest of safe crane operaon, avoid abruptly swivelling or stopping the crane, otherwise it may

cause serious damage to equipment.

FOLLOWING THESE GUIDELINES WILL PROVIDE BETTER SHOTS AND TROUBLE FREE OPERATION.

SHOULD YOU NEED ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE ‘ONLINE’ BY

CONTACTING THE SALES REPRESENTATIVE.

Jib Secons Setup

•Insert the rear tube secon (secon 1) into

the hub assembly, slide secon 2 into

secon 1 and align holes of Secon 1 and

secon 2 with the central hole of the hub

assembly and insert shanks in it.

•Aer inserng the shanks, properly secure

the jibs together by inserng the jib pin into

the top mounng of the jib.

NOTE: We have provided double locking pre-

cauons on Jib, Knob is rst and primary, pin is

secondary locking, so rst lock the knob to

avoid slipping of secons.

•Insert the sha collar into the jib secon and

secure with the wrench.

•Then insert the long bolt and nut, washer to

secure the secons properly.

•Already aached 1st and 2nd jib secons,

insert it into the hub secon. then insert the

long bolt and nut to secure the secons

properly.

•Repeat this process for rest of the secons.

Aach them towards the other Secon 7

with 6, 6 with 5 , 5 with 4, 4 with 3 & 3 with

3 2

•Repeat this process for rest of the secons.

insert the long bolt and pin, to secure the

secons properly.

•Jib secons properly aached to each other

as shown in the picture.

•Install Head Plaorm assembly (leveling arm

up) to the end of the secon 7th with the

provided bolt, sha collars, washers and nut.

Head Secon Setup

•Insert the bolt back into it, matching the head

secon and secon 7 holes then aach the

provided washers and nut.

•Tighten the head secon properly with the

help of Allen key and wrench.

•Head secon properly aached with end

secon ghten the top bolt properly to keep

the head secon in line with the jib.

•Connect one end of the leveling cable to the

head plaorm and insert the other end into

the turnbuckle.

•Aach other end with the hub assembly.

Rear Frame Setup

•To mount Rear secon of jib, insert the

bolt with washers through one end of the

secon to other. Slide the bolt through and

secure by ghtening with hand.

•Put the washer into the bolt and then insert

the nut.

•Aer inserng the nut, secure it properly with

the help of the wrench and then loosen the

weight closer to the rear frame and remove

it.

•Now add on the weights to the rear frame

and secure the weight closer properly.

•Match the Rear frame mounng rod with the

top thread of the rear frame; now insert the

rear frame mounng rod into the top thread

of the rear frame and secure it properly.

NOTE: We only use the mounng rod of the

rear frame when we want to mount joysck

digital control on the rear frame, as it is

compable with this mounng rod.

Joysck digital

control

5. 12.8 ’ Jib

Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 51 Kg (112 lbs)

If the camera weight is 1kg, the jib is balanced with 51+1kg=52kg

If the camera weight is 2kg the jib is balanced with 51+2kg=53kg

4. 15.10’ Jib

Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 52 Kg (114 lbs)

If the camera weight is 1kg, the jib is balanced with 52+2kg=54kg

If the camera weight is 2kg the jib is balanced with 52+4kg=58kg

2. 22.3’ Jib

Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 54Kg (119lbs)

If the camera weight is 1kg, the jib is balanced with 54+4kg=58kg

If the camera weight is 2kg the jib is balanced with 54+8kg=62kg

1. 24.5’ Jib

Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 55Kg (121.5 lbs)

If the camera weight is 1kg, the jib is balanced with 55+5kg=60kg

If the camera weight is 2kg the jib is balanced with 55+10kg=65kg

Balancing Tips

Its secons collapse into each other

3. 19’ Jib

Weights required for balancing only Jib (without camera & Pan Tilt) is: 53Kg (116 lbs)

If the camera weight is 1kg, the jib is balanced with 53+3kg=56kg

If the camera weight is 2kg the jib is balanced with 53+6kg=59kg

For Dierent Producon Needs

Converble Shoong Lengths

YOUR PROAIM KITE-22 CAMERA 24.5ft JIB CRANE

ALL DRESSED UP AND READY TO GO!

(SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES)

Warranty: We oer one year warranty for our products from date of purchase. Within this period of me,

we will repair it without charge for labor or parts. Warranty doesn’t cover transportaon costs nor does it

cover a product subjected to misuse or accidental damage. Warranty repairs are subjected to inspecon

and evaluaon by us.

Liability: We are not liable for damage caused by products that we do not supply or from mishandling in

transit, accident, misuse, neglect, lack of care of the product, or service by anyone other than our company.

utmost support and care unl you use our product.

PROAIM P-22 User manual

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