Operation Manual

Ronin-MX

User Manual

Briefcase Mode

When Briefcase Mode is switched on, the Ronin-MX seamlessly transforms into a slim prole

that can be held close to your body. With Briefcase Mode turned off, the Ronin-MX will allow

the camera to roll when the Ronin-MX is tilted passed the standard roll axis parameters.

Motor Kill

When the Motor Kill switch is activated, the Ronin-MX is still powered on, but the motors

will be powered off. This will allow an adjustment to the gimbal or camera without having

to turn it off completely. Prior to turning off the Motor Kill Switch, make sure the gimbal

is positioned in the standard operating position. The Motor Kill Switch can also be used

if the gimbal operator experiences an issue or needs to make a quick mechanical

adjustment to the gimbal or camera setup.

Roll Control

When the Roll Control is off, the roll axis movement cannot be controlled by a Remote

Controller or the Thumb Controller.

Internal Receiver

When the Internal Receiver is off, the gimbal cannot be controlled by a Remote Controller

or the Thumb Controller, and can only be controlled by other devices via a D-Bus or

Lightbridge connection.

Camera Base Invert

Enable this function to invert the camera base to mount your camera upside-down. This is

helpful when the Ronin-MX is mounted in Upright Mode on a vehicle, so that the captured

footage will remain upright.

CAUTION

The Camera Base Invert function must be enabled when the camera is

mounted upside-down, otherwise the gimbal will automatically rotate to return

to its normal position and hit the lens upon startup. This function is enabled by

default.