Ikan PT4500-TRIPOD Manual de usuario

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PT4500-TRIPOD

Quick Start Guide

15” Teleprompter, Tripod & Dolly Turnkey

OVERVIEW

Ikan’s Turnkey Broadcast Solutions include everything you need for your professional camera setup. This solution includes a 15” teleprompter,

tripod, and dolly. All of our systems have been tested internally for payload compatibility.

The remaining payload capacity, after mounting the full 15” teleprompter system without the counterweight, can accommodate camera setups

up to 25.2 lbs. The tripod, without the teleprompter system, can accommodate cameras up to 44.1 lbs. This solution also includes a carrying

bag for the tripod.

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Teleprompter Assmebly Setup

Step 1

Place the teleprompter glass frame on a ﬂat surface and remove the four

screws as shown.

Step 2

Align and attach the teleprompter hood with the 8 screw pegs from the

teleprompter frame.

What’s Included

1 x Teleprompter Base

1 x Bracket with Glass

1 x Teleprompter Hood with Boot

1 x Monitor

1 x AC Adapter with Cord

1 x PrompterPro Software

1 x Counterweight Set (2 x 2.5 lbs)

2 x D-Ring ¼-20” Screws

2 x Hex Keys

3 x Different Height Risers

PT4500

15” High Bright Beam Splitter Teleprompter

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Step 3

The metal frame is directional. Make sure the thicker side is on top and

the slimmer side is on the bottom.

Step 4

Put the washers on before tightening the screws. The washers and 4

additional screws are inside a bag on the bottom foam.

Step 6

Remove the monitor mounts from the teleprompter base using the included

larger 4mm hex key to loosen from the 15mm rods.

Step 5

Extend the teleprompter hood open and attach teleprompter boot

using the clips. It is suggested to align the seam with the bottom of

the teleprompter hood.

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Step 8

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 7

Attach the monitor mounts on the back of the monitor’s VESA compatible threads using the 4 included screws and provided 2mm hex key.

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Step 9

While sliding the teleprompter bracket into the slot of the teleprompter

base pull on the red knob to allow the bracket to fully slide in.

Step 10

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.

Step 11 (optional)

Should the teleprompter be too front heavy, you can attach the included counter weight on the back of the teleprompter base.

** DO NOT THROW AWAY FOAM CASE **

Foam Case

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.

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Monitor Ports

BNC – AV Composite Input

VGA – Video Graphics Array DE15 Connection

HDMI – High-Deﬁnition Multimedia Interface Input Connection

Power Port – 12-24v Input

HDMI – Switch HDMI input

VGA – Switch to VGA input

AV – Switch to composite BNC 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

Monitor Menu Settings

Video Conﬁg

Contrast (White Level)

Brightness (Black Level)

Tint (Chroma Hue)

Chroma (Chroma Saturation)

Sharpness (Detail)

RGB Setup – Manually conﬁgure RGB

Return

System Conﬁg

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

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

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Speciﬁcations

PT4500

Optional Accessories

PT4500-G

PT15-HB-V2

PT17-HB-V2

PT-CASE-V2

Replacement Glass for both PT4500 / PT4700

15” High Bright Monitor (for PT4500)

17” High Bright Monitor (for PT4700)

Rolling Hard Case for PT4500/PT4700 Teleprompter

Aspect Ratio 4:3

Backlight LED

Brightness 1000 nits

Build Material Aluminum

Diagonal 15”

Input Signal Composite BNC, VGA, HDMI

Input Voltage DC 12v / 4A

Power Consumption 10W

Reading Range 17’

Resolution 1920 x 1080

Viewing Angle 160° (H) / 170° (V)

Weight 22 lb

Shipping Weight 28 lb

Shipping Dimensions 25 x 20 x 15.5 in

Watch our VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to assemble Ikan Professional Telepromopters:

https://youtu.be/5TjIxzBc_Vc

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Learn More

More dynamic information at ofﬁcial website: www.ikancorp.com

Support

Contact email: [email protected]

CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY SERVICE

• Free service for one year from the day of purchase if the problem is caused by manufacturing errors.

• The components and maintenance service fee will be charged if the warranty period is expired.

Free Service will not be Provided in the Following Situations:(*Even if the product is still within the warranty period.)

• Damage caused by abuse or misuse, dismantling, or changes to the product not made by the company.

• Damage caused by natural disaster, abnormal voltage, and environmental factors, etc.

GA102 100mm Aluminum Video Tripod

FEATURES

The GA102 two stage aluminum tripod supports a payload weighing up to 132 lbs. It is made of lightweight

aluminum, has a 100mm bowl, and the legs are a twin tube design with two stages. The tripod can be adjusted

to a maximum height of 63” and a minimum height of 18” with a folded length of 29”. The mono-lock feature

allows for quick height adjustments of both stages with one twist. An adjustable floor spreader provides extra

security and stability.

Compatible with all professional

100mm half-ball video heads.

160.0cm

63.0in

47.0cm

18.5in

74.0cm

29.1in

100mm

5.1kg

11.2lbs

60.0kg

132.0lbs

Aluminum 3

2-stages With Mono-lock Patent Design

Mono-lock design allows you to lock and unlock the three sections of

each leg using only one locking lever quicker than normal.

Lock 21

Mono-Lock Design

One lock for

one section

One lock for

one section

100mm Bowl Size

Extendable spreader is designed

to offer added stability to the tripod.

Extendable Ground Spreader

Removable feet attach to the spiked

feet for working on delicate or hard

surfaces.

Removable Rubber Feet

100mm

GH20 100mm Fluid Head

FEATURES

SPECIFICATIONS

Model

Payload Range

Counterbalance Range

Grades Of Pan Drag

Grades Of Tilt Drag

Tilt Range

Temperature Range

Bowl Size

Net Weight

GH20

-30℃~+60℃

100mm

3.5kg / 7.7lbs

20.0kg / 44.0lbs

0-8

-60°/+90°

0-8

100mm

20.0kg

44.0lbs

175mm/6.9in

212mm/8.3in

73mm/2.9in

Longer sliding plate

Fixed drag of pan & tilt

Leveling bubble

8 plus 0 steps of

counterbalance

Fixed

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