Campbell Scientific CM106 instruction Manual
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To set up the CM106 Tripod on uneven terrain, extend each leg to the necessary length to ensure the tripod is level. Use the built-in bubble level to assist with leveling. Adjust the leg angle locks to secure the tripod's legs in place.
Regular maintenance for the CM106 Tripod includes inspecting the leg locks and fasteners for tightness, cleaning the tripod legs to remove dirt and debris, and checking for any signs of wear or corrosion. Lubricate moving parts as needed.
To ensure stability in windy conditions, make sure the tripod is fully extended and properly anchored. Use guy wires and stakes to secure the tripod to the ground, and ensure the equipment mounted on the tripod is balanced.
The CM106 Tripod is designed to support a maximum load of 50 kg (110 lbs), including all mounted equipment such as sensors and dataloggers. Ensure the load is evenly distributed to maintain stability.
To secure sensors to the CM106 Tripod, use the appropriate mounting brackets and hardware supplied with the sensors. Ensure that all fasteners are tightly secured and that the sensors are properly aligned for accurate data collection.
While the CM106 Tripod is constructed from corrosion-resistant materials, additional precautions such as regular cleaning and application of protective coatings may be necessary in marine environments to prevent corrosion and extend its lifespan.
If the tripod is unstable, check that all leg locks and fasteners are tight. Ensure the legs are fully extended and the ground surface is firm. If necessary, reposition the tripod on more stable ground and use additional supports such as guy wires.
If a leg lock is not holding securely, inspect it for damage or debris. Clean the locking mechanism and tighten any loose components. If the issue persists, consider replacing the lock or contacting Campbell Scientific for support.
To transport the CM106 Tripod safely, collapse the legs fully and secure them with the built-in leg straps or use a carrying case. Handle the tripod carefully to avoid bending or damaging the legs.
Available accessories for the CM106 Tripod include additional mounting brackets, guy wire kits, and carrying cases. These accessories can enhance the tripod's functionality and ease of use in various field conditions.