Toa C-PH200 - Manual (Page 7)

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G G
30 mm 30 mm
90 mm
Center of gravity permissible
tolerance range
Camera mounting plate
Camera mounting plate
Mounted component
(such as a camera, lens, housing and lighting fixture)
Mounted component’s center of gravity
When mounting a camera housing, take care so that its front end
does not contact the surrounding walls or poles while the pan/tilt
head is moving.
When installing the housing face-down,
adjust its position and mounting angle
to prevent its front end from contacting
a control input cable.
The control cable may be damaged,
and this could cause a fire.
CAUTION
Horizontal rotation
Horizontal rotation
Vertical rotation
Wall mounting bracket
Control input cable
Wall
5. INSTALLATION
5.1. About the Center of Gravity of Mounted Components
When mounting components, adjust their center of gravity (G) to within the permissible range of tolerance
shown below.
Note
If the center of gravity is set outside the tolerance range, the pan/tilt head may not be able to move on its own,
even if the mounted component is within the permissible weight limit. The movement’s gears may also
become damaged and their life span shortened.
5.2. Housing Front End and Its Surrounding Impediments