User's Manual

1. Open the eVo by holding the top stage and pulling
down on the base.
BALANCE WEIGHT
FRONT/BACK
ADJUSTMENT
KNOB
PHONE MOUNT
TOP STAGE
GIMBAL
HANDLE
GIMBAL
BASE
ADJUSTMENT
WHEEL
GIMBAL
GUIDE
2. Remove the rubber cap from the gimbal and pull
down on the gimbal handle to release it from its
stowed position.
3. Slide the battery cover off, install the batteries
that came in your eVo package, and then slide the
battery cover back on.
5. Install your phone into the phone mount by
inserting your phone at an angle and straightening
it up into the spring-loaded mount.
SET UP
BALANCE
3. Side-to-Side: Your phone is the weight that will
balance your eVo side-to-side.
If the eVo is tilting to the left, slide your phone to the
right until the eVo stage levels horizontally. If the eVo
is tilting to the right, slide your phone to the left until
the eVo stage levels horizontally.
All Steadicam stabilizers work through a mass-based balancing setup. The eVo
is unique in that it’s the next evolution of Steadicam, where an electronic
motor assists the operator by maintaining the balance they achieved during set
up. Like all Steadicam stabilizers, the eVo has a 3-axis gimbal, so we will
balance the eVo along 3 axes: top-to-bottom, front-to-back, and side-to-side.
1. Top-to-Bottom: Your phone is the top weight and
must be counterbalanced at the bottom using the
adjustment wheel or adding balance weights at
the base of the eVo.
The bottom weight should begin at position 1.
Hold the eVo by the handle and observe how it
behaves: if the eVo is seeking a horizontal
orientation, install one of the included balance
weights on the bottom. If the eVo is still seeking a
horizontal orientation, install another one of the
included balance weights.
2. Front-to-Back: The adjustment knob on the stage
controls your front-to-back balance by moving the
position of your phone along the stage.
If the eVo is tilting forward, turn the adjustment
knob clockwise to tilt it backward. If the eVo is tilting
backward, turn the adjustment knob
counterclockwise to tilt it forward.

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