This technical manual outlines the procedure for installing the RESEPI GoPro MAX2 360 camera onto the backpack/handheld mount. Please read these instructions carefully and execute the steps in the exact sequence described. Before commencing assembly, ensure all components from the Bill of Materials (BOM) are present and undamaged. Non-shaded objects illustrated on the subsequent pages are for context and reference purposes only.
CRITICAL ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENT: In addition to the standard hardware provided in the kit, this assembly strictly requires the application of a medium-strength threadlocker (LOCTITE 243). Failure to apply the threadlocking compound to the designated fasteners may result in the unintentional loosening of components due to operational vibrations, potentially leading to equipment damage.
Step 1 #
Prepare the camera mount assembly components as illustrated in Figure 1. Install the RESEPI GoPro MAX2 360 camera (Item 2) into the protective case (Item 1). For the subsequent attachment to the mount, two screws from the kit (2X Screws from kit) are required to secure the lower bracket of the assembly.
Step 2 #
Execute the installation sequence on the backpack/handheld mount as illustrated in Figure 2:
- In the previously assembled camera unit (VIEW 1), replace the camera SD card with the new memory card (Item 3, not shown). Again, please make sure that you are using the supplied SD card from Inertial Labs, a VIAVI solutions company.
- Remove the existing plate and screws from the backpack/handheld mount (as shown in VIEW 2: “REMOVE EXISTING HARDWARE”).
- Align the completed camera assembly with the handheld mount and secure it using the two new, longer screws included in the kit (2X Screws from kit, as shown in VIEW 3). Apply LOCTITE 243 threadlocker to the screws before tightening.
Step 3 #
As a final step, verify the security of all hardware connections. The assembly is shown fully installed to the backpack/handheld mount for reference in Figure 3 (Scale 1:2). The system is now fully operational and ready for deployment.
