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Highlights |
| - Ergonomic Design As soon as one lays eyes upon the coperate, its ergonomic design can be seen. One must simply hold the handgrip, which conveniently is also the battery case, thereby the weight is evenly distributed to either side. The rotary knob, or hand wheel, is sensitive and can be turned by very small movements, and the slide valve is very accessible to the thumb. With the use of a switch the user can designate control of the focus and the iris to either the rotary knob, inversely the slide valve. |
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| - Easy to carry Despite the robust body of the coperate it is still light weight. The easy-to-use girdle system, cstrap, prevents the hand from getting over tired while also freeing the hand to be used for other tasks. The shoulder strap is screwed in by ¼” screw threads and is protected against loosening. |
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| - Clearly Laid Out Structure The system’s practical breakdown is accompanied with a colorful layout making it very user-friendly. The placement of the operation elements and various functions is simple and comprehensible. |
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| - Power Supply The battery, which is necessary for radio controlled use, is easy to change.Standardized Li-Ion batteries, which are widely used in the film industry are to be used. The battery is placed in the handgrip and therefore is very well protected against outside influences.The coperate can function on battery power for approximately 11 hours. The BAT-LED, a multilevel control display, warns the user of a draining battery. |
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General Functions |
| - Marker ring and marking strip The coperate is readied with an easy to change, and easy to label, marker ring on the hand wheel. The marking ring is protected against twisting. The scale of the hand wheel is easy to use because of its layout in the line of sight. The system is also compatible with ARRI (WFU-1 and WFU-3) marker rings. The user also has the advantage of an easy to mark labeling strip next to the slider. |
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| - Position of the hand wheel and slider Both the hand wheel and the slider are anchored into position with security screws and are therefore guarded against unwanted shifting or movement. |
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| - Rotation Restrictions The rotation of the hand wheel can be restricted by two adjustable screw clamps. The adjustability of the clamps allows the user to restrict the movement as desired. |
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| - LENS The rotation of the lens motor can also be adjusted just by using the LENS button.With this function the user can define the range of the lens in relation to the entire range of the hand wheel or the slider. The motor rotates slower in relation to the hand wheel thereby enabling the user to designate more precise and accurate lens settings. |
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| - KNOB The function KNOB is designed to restrict the rotation of the hand wheel.With this function the user can define the range of the hand wheel in relation to the entire lens rotation. In this case the lens motor runs faster in relation to the hand wheel enabling the user to locate the desired position much quicker. |
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| - Open Iris The system allows the user to adjust the focus with a connected motor. The user holds down the OPEN IRIS button, and the iris opens completely. Once the button is released the iris returns to position. |
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| - Control of the camera The button RUN, which is easily accessible by the thumb, can simply turn the connected cameras on and off. If the camera is compatible with the system, the status of the camera will be displayed on a LED. This button is designed so that it can not be accidentally pushed. |
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Additional Functions |
| - Marker If the coperate is being used with the cdisplay the user can mark certain values of the focus scale on the cdisplay. To do so, the user pushes the button located at the back of the device, which is easily accessible by the index finger. This marks points of the scale on the cdisplay(This is similar to the marks that can be made on the scale ring). The user can then choose from three different colors to apply to the marks in order to indicate different situations. Deletion of these points is done by simply briefly holding down the button. |
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| - Modularity | |
| Electric and mechanical interfaces The device is equipped with two electric CBUS- interfaces. Both can be used for the cable function of the system. The front socket is reserved for the attachment of the czoom. The interface located on the side of the device is used for the connection of the cdisplay system. |
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| czoom If desired the coperate can also be modularly enhanced. If the user would like to radio control a zoom motor then the czoom-module must simply be attached to the coperate. Thereby the coperate is equipped to control three motors. It is also possible to simply plug the czoom-module into the coperate. In that case, the focus and the zoom can easily be radio operated by two people. |
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| cdisplay With the attachment component clamp the user can easily attach the cdisplay to the coperate. Thereby, the user has universal control of the steering and operational entities of the lens and camera. The clamp gives the device an ergonomically and counterbalanced composition preventing hand fatigue. |
| - Radio and cable function The coperate operates both via cable or radio, in correlation with the camin. If operation is necessary in harsh conditions (e.g. under water) by plugging in the CBUS-cable the system is automatically transferred to its cable function mode. In the case of cable operation the system will turn off the radio system and will run solely by the cable. |
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Order Information |
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19838 | C01D-K01 – coperate |
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