User's Manual

Setting Up the Trolley Cam

Toggling Between Cable and Trolley Mode

Whenever switching between Cable and Trolley mode, make sure to flip the toggle to the proper direction

on the body of the Pegasus. The switch alternates between the two modes: the larger of the two symbols

represents the larger wheels of the Trolley mode, whereas the smaller symbol is the smaller wheels of the

Cable Cam mode.

Placing the Rubber Wheels onto the Body

Every time the trolley cam system is utilized, the small and large sets of rubber wheel mounts should be

placed onto the wheels, as well as the rubber mount for the front steering wheel. These wheels not only

add traction, they also stabilize the unit and are essential in both the functionality and stability of the unit

in trolley mode.

Placing the Stability Arms onto the Body

Every time the trolley cam system is utilized, both stability arms must be in place. It should also be noted

that the stability arms should be in place before calibrating a Gimbal, as the calibrating motions of the

Gimbal may otherwise topple the Pegasus and cause damages to the Gimbal or Pegasus housing. To

attach the stability arms, simply screw in the arms into either of the threaded ports along the middle of the

Pegasus body. Once the stability arms are in the place and the camera/Gimbal has been mounted, the

user is free to control the movements of the Pegasus with the controller. Be mindful not to run into

obstructions, or to traverse terra that is too unstable or rugged.

Adjusting the Trajectory Curvature of the Path

Though the Pegasus moves bi-directionally (forward and backwards) you can dictate the curvature of the

path it takes by adjusting the steering wheel on the front of the body. The steering wheel is a single wheel

that can be adjusted according to the intended curvature of the Pegasus' path; to adjust the wheel, simply

loosen the nut that rests right above the wheel. With the nut loose, you can now manually reposition the

wheel in the direction of the intended pathway. Once a desired position for the wheel has been established,

simply tighten the nut and place the Pegasus on the ground to test its trajectory.