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TRIPOD MOUNTING

To attach an instrument to the tripod, remove the quick-release

plate from the tripod. To do this, pull back the quick release

lock lever, slide the platform towards the lock lever and lift it

out of the tripod head.

Next, place the tripod adapter of the instrument over the

1/4x20 screw on the quick-release plate. Keep in mind that

the plate is not on the tripod at this time. Tighten the screw

(located on the underside of the plate) until secure. Directly

in front of the 1/4x20 screw is a small peg used to secure an

USING YOUR TRIPOD

For photography, your camera can be oriented in a vertical

or horizontal position. To change position, loosen the locking

screw at the opposite end of the pan handle. This will allow

you to move the camera from the horizontal position to the

vertical position, or anywhere in between. Once the camera is

in the desired orientation, retighten the locking screw.

To change the altitude angle of the tripod head, loosen the

large altitude locking knob while holding the pan handle.

Aim the instrument in the desired direction and retighten the

locking knob to hold the tripod head in place. If you are trying

to follow a moving object, you may not want to retighten the

clamp completely.

To move the tripod head horizontally, loosen the horizontal

locking knob underneath the pan handle. This will allow you

to rotate the tripod head 360 degrees. Point the instrument

in the desired direction and retighten the knob to hold the

position. Again, if you are trying to follow a moving object,

leave the knob slightly loose.

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instrument to the tripod. If the instrument you are mounting

does not have a hole for this peg, it will push down into the

tripod head.

Pull the plate lock lever back again, and replace the quick

release plate with the instrument back on the tripod head.

Slide the front of the plate in first, and then pivot the back in.

Once the quick release plate is properly positioned, push the

plate lock lever until it touches the under side of the tripod

head, securing the plate in place.

The tripod legs have two extension tubes that allow you to

vary the height at which the tripod stands. To extend the legs,

release the leg clamps and pull the legs out, away from the

tripod head. Once extended, retighten the clamps to hold the

legs in place. Repeat this process with all three legs until they

are extended to the desired height. (Note: The lower the tripod

is to the ground, the greater its rigidity and sturdiness.)

To retract the legs, release the leg clamps and slide the legs

back toward the tripod head.

When the legs are fully extended, the tripod can be raised

further using an extension mechanism in the center column.

To raise the column, loosen the center column extension lock

located next to the bubble level. Turn the extension crank

clockwise to raise the tripod head. Once the tripod reaches

the desired height, retighten the extension lock. To lower the

tripod head, loosen the extension lock WHILE holding the pan

handle. Turn the crank and retighten once fully lowered.

(Note: Failure to hold the handle while loosening the lock will cause the tripod head to fall

quickly, possibly damaging the tripod or the instrument on it.)