Nikon XT100 Manuel d'utilisateur

XT•350&XT•100MOTORIZED TURNTABLESMANUALThe information in this manual is furnished for information use only, is subject tochange without notice, a

102. INTRODUCTIONhighquality 3D photo with a bigger file size. Aseries of 8 frames gives the smallest file sizeand requires the least time to b

112. INTRODUCTIONto contents

123. COMPLETE SET OF EQUIPMENT3. COMPLETE SET OF EQUIPMENT1. Turntable (XT350 or XT100)XT350Figure 3.1Figure 3.2Figure 3.32. Power cableXT1003. Re

133. COMPLETE SET OF EQUIPMENTFigure 3.4Figure 3.5Figure 3.64. Turntable sync cable (intended for connection to the studio flash sync terminalt

144. DESCRIPTION4. DESCRIPTIONThe upper part of a turntable is a rotating disk(Fig. 4.1a) on which the photographed objectis arranged. The disk can ro

154. DESCRIPTIONFigure 4.4ba сcbaFigure 4.3Figure 4.2ato contents

165. INSTALLATION AND PREPARATION FOR PHOTOGRAPHY5. INSTALLATIONPrior to photography locate the turntable ona flat, horizontal and steady surface in y

175. INSTALLATION AND PREPARATION FOR PHOTOGRAPHYIMPORTANT: In order to protect the turntable from damage DO NOT hold it by the rotating disk when m

186. OPERATING CONTROLS6. OPERATING CONTROLS6.1. The power panel located on the turntable body is intended for connecting the device to the power

196. OPERATING CONTROLS6.2. The control panel (Fig.6.2) located onthe turntable body is intended for operatingmodes control and indication, and also f

206. OPERATING CONTROLSLocated on the control panel are:MODE button  operating mode selection(Fig. 6.2.2a);FRAME button  setting the number of

216. OPERATING CONTROLSM  the turntable sync cable socket (Fig.6.2.2g);A  camera remote control cable socket forthe turntable operation in «A

226. OPERATING CONTROLS6.4. The remote control is intended for remote start of photography, selection of therotation direction, manual control of rot

237. PREPARING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY7. PREPARING FORPHOTOGRAPHY7.1 CONNECTING THE TURNTABLEIMPORTANT: Plug in/out the connectors R,M and A only the power su

247. PREPARING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY3.For «Manual» mode only: plug the turntablesync cable into one of the splitter socketsand the other end of the sync cab

257. PREPARING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY4. Plug the studio flash sync cable which isnot included in the complete set of theturntable equipment; but suppl

26Figure 7.1.5aFigure 7.1.5b5. The owners of the digital cameras with aninterface for Remote Control may take pictures in Auto Mode. In order to use

276. Plug optional camera remote controladapter into the camera special remoteterminal and connect the optional remotecontrol cable to the a

287. Plug the power cable into the corresponding socket on the power panel andthen connect it to the AC supplyline.Figure 7.1.87. PREPARING F

297. PREPARING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY7.2. STARTING THE TURNTABLE1. Depress the ON/OFF button (I/O) on thepower panel to switch on the turntable. Theindicator

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307. PREPARING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY3. To set the frames number in one series(32, 16 or 8) for full turn press the «Frame»button on the control panel. While

318. OPERATING MODES8. OPERATING MODESThe turntable has different operating modes,namely:«S» mode (Rotation Speed AdjustmentMode) where the turnta

328. OPERATING MODESposition of the object (e. g. in case you desireto demonstrate the moving parts of the object or smoothly change the model’s

33selecting the direction of rotation on the remote control and further on all the operationsin making the 3D series will be performed automatically

348. OPERATING MODESAdditional information:1. Voice message always duplicates the indication (if the sound indication is ON);2. Pressing the «Mode» b

359. ROTATION SPEED ADJUSTMENT MODE9. ROTATION SPEEDADJUSTMENT MODEThe rotation speed of the turntable should beshosen prior to photography. It will d

369. ROTATION SPEED ADJUSTMENT MODE2. Choose the required quantity of the frames(8, 16, 32) by pressing «Frame» button.Figure 9.3Figure 9.44. Press a

379. ROTATION SPEED ADJUSTMENT MODE5. In «S» mode the digits indicate thenumber of seconds required for the turntable to move from one frame t

389. ROTATION SPEED ADJUSTMENT MODEThe minimal rotation speed is set when theturntable is switched on for the first time.The turntable will maintain t

3910. MANUAL MODEIn this mode to create a 3D series the turntable with an object on it should rotate aftereach shot by means of the remote control.Th

41. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS1. Please, carefully read these instructions.2. The turntable must be installed on a flathorizontal surfa

4010. MANUAL MODE3. Choose the required quantity of frames(8, 16, 32) by pressing the «Frame»button.4. Take the first picture with the camera.5.

4110. MANUAL MODEthat the rotating surface of the turntablewill move to the next frame. Indication ofthe digital display located on the controlpanel w

4211. SLAVE MODE11. SLAVE MODESlave Mode is a semiautomatic mode. Operated in this mode the turntable rotates tillthe point of making the nex

4311. SLAVE MODE2.Choose «M» mode by means of the«Mode» button .3. Set the quantity of frames points (8  16 32) by means of «Frame» mode.4. Ta

4411. SLAVE MODE5. Take the next picture when the table hasstopped.6. Take pictures in each point of photographytill the turn is completed.The digital

4512. OPTIONAL AUTO MODE12. OPTIONAL AUTO MODEIn Auto Mode during the process of photography the turntable makes one complete turnwithout any stops.

4612. OPTIONAL AUTO MODE2. Set «A» mode by pressing the «Mode»button.3. Set the required quantity of frames (8, 16,32) by pressing the «Frame» button.

4712. OPTIONAL AUTO MODEeach stop of the turntable in any point ofphotography.A complete series of pictures will be obtainedin this manner.The digital

4813. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS13. FREQUENTLY ASKEDQUESTIONSQuestion 1: What is to be done if the cameradoes not possess a synch contact for t

4913. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSsynch cable intended for the turntable connection to synch pin jack of the camera andthat intended for connecting the

51. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS7. The total current consumed by all devicesthrough the common outlet should not exceed its rated current.8. Always turn off t

5014. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE14. RECOMMENDATIONSFOR USE1. Always place the turntable on a firm surface which will not get dented and usespecia

5114. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USEby your photographic equipment for a series of images.5. Use mainly auto mode («A» mode) whenyou take photos of the

5214. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USEhighest point by the 13th frame and themodel fixes her hair. Starting from the 18thframe the hand moves down and acqu

5314. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USEtion (about the number of the frame) bymeans of the voice indication. The interjacent positions of the lid may be fixed

5414. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE11. Use white background as much as youcan and adjust the object illumination(steadily N) so that the background a

5515. TROUBLE(SHOOTING15. TROUBLE(SHOOTING Malfunction Possible Cause RemedyTurntablewon't switchon by pressingON/OFFbutton (I/O)1. Turntable isn

5615. TROUBLE(SHOOTINGMalfunction Possible Cause RemedyStudio flashwon't work inslave or automode.1. Unreliable contactin camera syncterminal or

5716. MAINTENANCE16. MAINTENANCE1. In order to replace the fuse proceed as follows :a. Disconnect the power supply wire fromthe AC power supplyline;

5816. MAINTENANCE3. Flannel the turntable rotating surface as itgets soiled.4. Do not use solvents, petrol etc. for cleaning the turntable.5. Do not

5917. SPECIFICATION17. SPECIFICATION1. Rotation surface diameter:• 40 inches (XT350);• 20 inches (XT100).2. Rotation speed:• min  1 turn / 168 se

61. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS14. DO NOT perform maintenance and repairof the turntable yourself. In case of anytrouble contact ANYTHING3D.15. Make su

60• discrete rotation  turntable is stopped ateach photography point and then isstarted again.9. Maximal permissible weight of the objectplaced

6118. PRODUCT WARRANTYThis product is guaranteed to be free frommanufacturing defects in material and workmanship under normal use for a period

62quality to the product, as well as failure tomaintain the environmental conditions specified by the Anything3D. This warranty is extended only t

6318. PRODUCT WARRANTYfor the benefit of or creating any obligationforward any third party of legal entity outsideAnything3D Corp. and the Custome

64pair will be either repaired or replaced within IO business days of receipt of merchandiseunless the customer is notified otherwise.OBTAINING WARRAN

71. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

82. INTRODUCTION2. INTRODUCTIONANYTHING3D XT100 AND XT350 MOTORIZED TURNTABLES are intended for automation of 3D photography process. With 3

92. INTRODUCTION