Proaim SL-CUR-120-MC - Video accessory

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Product Type Curved Camera Slider
Model SL-CUR-120-MC
Brand Proaim
Length 120 cm (approx.)
Material Aluminum alloy (estimated)
Max Load Capacity Up to 20 lbs (estimated)
Power Supply 12V DC adapter or battery (not included)
Remote Control Yes, included
Motion Control Yes, motorized with programmable movement
Feet Configuration 2 end feet + 1 center foot
Included Accessories Allen key, plastic screwdriver, camera plate, 2 knobs, bag, strap, 1/4\" camera bolt, stoppers
Cable Length 3 m (for motor connection)
Connector Type 4-pin hero push pull connector
Warranty 1 year from date of purchase
Cleaning Instructions Wipe with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid solvents.

Frequently Asked Questions - SL-CUR-120-MC Proaim

How do I assemble the Proaim Curve-120 slider?
Loosen and open the end feet, then tighten them with the provided knobs. Attach the center foot to the center of the slider. Insert bolts through the feet into the slider threads and tighten with the Allen key. Finally, insert stoppers into the end feet threads.
How do I attach the camera plate?
Loosen the side knobs of the camera plate, slide it onto the slider, and re-tighten the knobs. Then insert the 1/4" camera bolt into the plate and secure it to your camera using the provided screwdriver.
How do I power the motion control system?
You can power it two ways: 1) Using a 12V adapter: connect the adapter to the controller and press the power button. 2) Using a battery (not included): attach the battery to the controller and press the power button. Ensure the motor is connected via the 3m wire.
How do I connect the motor?
First, attach the Camera Plate with Motor to your camera. Then open the motor lever, attach the female connector of the motor to one end of the 3m wire, and the other end (4-pin hero push pull) to the controller. Ensure the camera plate is mounted on the slider before attaching the motor.
What is included in the box?
The box contains: curved camera slider, 2 end feet, 1 center foot, camera plate, camera plate with motor, Allen key, plastic screwdriver, 2 knobs, bag, strap, 1/4" camera bolt, stoppers, 3m wire, 12V adapter, and remote controller.
How do I adjust the stoppers?
Insert the stopper by matching its threads to the threads on the end feet and tighten properly. The two end feet stoppers provide support for the camera plate. An additional stopper is included to secure the camera.
What is the warranty period?
Proaim offers a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. It covers free repair of labor and parts, but does not cover transportation costs, misuse, or accidental damage. Warranty repairs require inspection by Proaim.
Can I use the slider without motion control?
Yes, the slider can be used manually by simply sliding the camera plate along the curved track. The motion control system is optional and can be added by attaching the motor and powering the controller.
How do I clean and maintain the slider?
Clean the slider with a dry, soft cloth to remove dust. Avoid using liquids or solvents. Regularly check for loose screws or bolts and tighten as needed. Store in a dry place.
What if I have a problem with the product?
Contact Proaim immediately for support. They promise utmost support and care. For warranty claims, inspection is required. Keep proof of purchase and the product serial number ready.

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What's In The Box

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Camera Slider

1 x Allen key-3/16" Plastic screw driver

Proaim SL-CUR-120-MC - What's In The Box - 2
Camera Plate

Three black mechanical clamps with spherical ends and connecting rods, arranged side by side (no text or symbols visible)

2 x End Feet and 1 x Centre feet

Black athletic belt with a hanging weight and loop tag (no text or symbols visible)

Bag & Strap

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1/4"Camera Bolt

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2 x Knob

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Curved Camera slider with End feet Setup

- Loosen the knobs of the end feet and open them.

• After opening the feet, secure them by re-tightening with the provided knobs. Follow the same process for all the sets of feet.

NOTE: Attach the center feet to the center part of the slider only.

- Remove the center bolts of the camera slider with the help of an Allen key.

- Remove all the bolts of the Camera Slider from both the sides with the help of an Allen Key, as shown in the image.

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Curved black metal bracket with mounting holes, isolated on white background (no text or symbols)

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- Place the end feet on the slider and then insert bolts, by matching the threads of the slider and the feet. Then tighten with an Allen key to secure.

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- Place the middle feet at the center of the slider and then insert bolts, by matching the threads of the slider and the middle feet. Then tighten with an Allen key to secure.

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- Follow the same process to attach the other set of end feet.

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- Finally all the feet have been attached to the slider.

Pure mechanical linkage diagram without any text, numbers, or symbols

- Insert the stopper, by matching the threads of the end feet and tighten properly.

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- Follow the same process to insert the other stopper in the 2nd set of end feet.

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NOTE: All sets of feet have threads for stoppers except for the center feet. The two end feet stoppers provide support to the camera plate.

- Another additional stopper is included to secure the camera (Not Included) properly.

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• Properly insert the camera bolt into the camera plate.

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- Loosen the side knobs of the camera plate and attach it on the slider. Then, re-tighten the side knobs.

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Proaim Curve-120 curved camera slider with Motion Control System.
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- Attach the camera plate by aligning its threads to the camera and then secure it using the screw driver (Not Included).

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- Then place the camera (Not Included) on the slider & properly tighten the knob of the camera plate.

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- The camera (Not Included) is now properly mounted on the slider, as shown in the picture.

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Camera Plate with Motor

- Open the motor lever by pulling it, as shown in the image.

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- Attach the Camera Plate with Motor to the bottom of the camera (Not Included).

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- Then secure it with the help of a screwdriver, as shown in the image.

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Professional DSLR camera with dual lenses and external adjustment knobs (no visible text or symbols)

- Then place the camera (Not Included) on the slider & properly tighten the knob of the camera plate.

- Then attach the motor by connecting it properly to the slider. Thus, powering the slider.

Caution: While performing this step, make sure that your camera plate is mounted onto the slider.

- Attach the Female connector of the motor to one end of the 3 meter wire of DC male connector.

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Power the Remote Controller with 2 ways 1. 12v Adapter

- Attach the other end of the 3 meter wire (4 pin hero push pull connector) to the 4 pin male connector on controller.

- Attach one end of the 12v adapter cable to the adapter.

- Then connect the other end of the cable with the battery.

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- Connect the electric plug of the 12v adapter wire to the universal adapter for generating the power-supply.

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- 12v Adapter: Attach the 12v Adapter with the controller and press the power button.

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2. Battery

- Battery: Attach the battery (Not Included) with the controller and press the power button.

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Remote Controlled Movement Functions

Speed Controlling Knob Red LED Power On/Off Orange LED Battery / Power Indicator ON/OFF BUTTON POWER BATTERY MODE PROAIM MODE ON/OFF BUTTON Green LED Manual Mode - Click - LED Blinking Auto Mode - Click - Stable LED Mode Option Manual Mode - Single Right /Left Click Auto Mode - Continuous Right/Left…

YOUR PROAIM CURVE-120 CURVED CAMERA SLIDER WITH MOTION CONTROL SYSTEM ALL DRESSED UP AND READY TO GO!

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(SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES)

Warranty: We offer one year warranty for our products from date of purchase. Within this period of time, we will repair it without charge for labor or parts. Warranty doesn't cover transportation costs nor does it cover a product subjected to misuse or accidental damage. Warranty repairs are subjected to inspection and evaluation by us.

Liability: We are not liable for damage caused by products that we do not supply or from mishandling in transit, accident, misuse, neglect, lack of care of the product, or service by anyone other than our company.

Contact Us: In case of any kind of dissatisfaction, please Contact us immediately and we promise our utmost support and care until you use our product.

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Brand : Proaim

Model : SL-CUR-120-MC

Category : Video accessory