User Manual

RONIN-SC

User Manual

Control Settings

Channels

The channel indicator provides feedback when conguring remote operation. Pan, tilt, and roll channels

can be reassigned and each axis can also be inverted. Normal means the direction of movement is the

same as the joystick. Inverted means the direction of movement is the opposite of the joystick.

When using the 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 name of the axis on the right of the screen.

Motion

You can set the joystick control by adjusting deadband, max speed, smoothing, and endpoints for each

axis. There are three default proles for each settings.

Deadband: When the deadband value increases, more stick movement will be required to translate into the

actual movement of the gimbal.

Max Speed: Allows the remote-controlled rotational speed to be adjusted

Smoothing: Allows you to control the sensitivity of the gimbal. The lower the smoothing value, the more

sensitive the movement of the gimbal.

Endpoint: Limits the rotational range of the gimbal by setting the endpoints. The pan axis has a slip-ring,

enabling Ronin-SC to rotate continuously when the endpoints are set to 180°. On the tilt axis, you can set

up the endpoints according to your requirements. Some longer lenses may hit the gimbal frame. Set the

endpoint angle to prevent such cases.

Status

Settings

Motor Pause: Tap to enable motor pause and the motor will power off.

Disable Selfie Mode: Tap to disable Selfie mode to prevent accidentally entering selfie mode and

interrupting recording.

System Calibration: Use only if you notice drift on any of the axes. Tap and then select Calibrate System.

Make sure the calibration is complete before picking up Ronin-SC.

Restore Gimbal Setup: Tap to restore the motor parameters of the gimbal, Follow mode, and control

settings to default.