Owner's Manual

Ronin-S

User Manual

Control Settings

Use the Joystick to control the gimbal movements. To set up the joystick, enter the

Control Settings page.

Motion

You can set up the joystick control by adjusting Deadband, Max Speed, Smoothing and

Endpoint, for each axis, and there are 3 default proles for each settings.

Deadband: When this value increases, more stick movement will be required to translate

into actual movement of the gimbal.

Max Speed: Allows you to adjust the remote-controlled rotational speed.

Smoothing: When this value increases, and when control stick input is released it will be

translated into smoother and slower movement. If smoothing is set to 0, the ramp down

will be translated as an abrupt stop.

Endpoint: Limits the gimbal’s rotation range by setting the control endpoints. The Pan axis

of Ronin-S utilizes a slip-ring therefore it could rotate continuously when the endpoints on

left and right are both set to 180°. On Tilt axis, you can setup the endpoints on the up and

down direction according to your setup. Some longer lenses might hit the gimbal frame

so you can set the endpoint angle to prevent such cases.

Channels

The channel indicator provides feedback during remote operator conguration. Pan, tilt,

and roll can have channels reassigned. Each axis can also be reversed. Normal means

the movement directions is the same as the joystick, and tap to reverse the direction.

When using the built-in joystick, you can only control CH1 and CH3, which is mapped to

Tilt and Pan axes by default. You can customize channel mapping by tapping on the axis

name on the right of the page.

When using with a third-party controller, you may able to control the three axes movements.