Mōvi hit the gym! We took everything great about the Mōvi Pro and added some serious horsepower for the world's biggest cameras. Mōvi XL is a lightweight, portable system that allows users to capture stable imagery in the most demanding environments.

Key links:

• Manual

• Customer Support

We took everything we've learned from the first MōVI and then embarked on a year-long journey to create the best MōVI ever. Every detail has been scrutinized. Every gram of additional weight justified. In the end, we've created MōVI Pro – the world’s most versatile, adaptable, and reliable camera movement system.

Designed and built with the goal of creating the world’s most versatile camera movement system, the MōVI Pro will revolutionize and democratize the creation of professional motion picture content. Using active and inertial stabilization the MōVI Pro allows filmmakers precise, intuitive, and creative control of the camera, and its new features grant even more possibilities to create world-class content quickly and easily.

This section covers Mōvi Pro Series products:

• Mōvi Pro

• Mōvi XL

• Mōvi Carbon

• MIMIC

• Pilot

• Mōvi Pro iOS and Android Apps

• Mōvi Pro and Carbon SL4 Guide

The Mōvi Controller is a professional grade remote system that allows the operator full control over pan, tilt, and roll, as well as focus, iris and zoom, gimbal settings and camera control.

Camera control only available on supported cameras.

DIMENSIONS

MECHANICAL

ELECTRONICS

BATTERY

GCU AND TSU LAYOUTS

GCU LAYOUT

1. Power Button

   A. Push (ON)

   B. Hold (OFF)

   C. Double Tap (Pause/Resume)

2. Back Button

3. Forward Button

4. Select Option (-)

5. Select Option (+)

6. microSD Card Slot

GCU CONNECTOR LAYOUT

1. COM 1

2. 12V

3. COM 2

TSU CONNECTOR LAYOUT

1. TC

2. EXP

3. CAN

4. CAM

5. 12-14V 6A CAM

6. 12V 2A AUX

7. Focus

8. Iris

9. Zoom

10. USB C DRP

CONNECTORS AND PINOUTS

All connector pinouts are shown looking into the function side of the connectors on the GCU and TSU, unless stated otherwise.

GIMBAL CONTROL UNIT

TILT STAGE UNIT

Mechanical Features

1. Built-in Display: The addition of a built-in display with a 4-button control system gives users command over basic tuning and adjustments without the need for additional devices.

2. Redesigned Structure: A redesigned structure improves performance and adds features to increase the MōVI Pro’s capabilities.

3. Increased Torque: New, lightweight direct-drive brushless motors provide twice the pan torque of the first generation MōVI.

4. Internal Wiring: Updated wiring is now internally routed and strain relieved, preventing damage to cables and enhancing reliability in a variety of weather conditions.

5. Aerial Ready: Go from handheld to aerial in less than 60 seconds; with dual GPS antennas, light- weight construction, high torque motors, and an integrated FIZ driver, the MōVI PRO is unmatched in aerial performance.

6. Camera Rail: The addition of dovetails, revised camera mounts, easier top mounting, and a wide-body design results in an ultra versatile, lightweight camera rail that can easily be mounted and removed.

7. Rugged System: Designed as a precision instrument with the toughness to withstand every environment from the set to the outdoors.

Power Features

1. Intelligent Batteries: Brand new MōVI Pro Battery Packs come with built-in power indicators, intelligent battery management systems, and a refined new design.

2. Hot Swapping: One handed battery swaps and hot swapping are now possible through a redesigned battery system which is built to keep the MōVI Pro shooting.

3. Camera and Accessory Power: Using the combined power of two 22.2V batteries, the MōVI Pro can power itself, the camera, and more for over an hour.

Control Features

1. REDLink Command Protocol: Integrated REDLink Command Protocol grants users full control over RED EPIC and SCARLET camera adjustments, even when the user is hundreds of feet away from the mounted camera.

2. FIZ Control: Utilizing the world’s smallest fully integrated 3-axis FIZ controller, the MōVI Pro reduces shooting weight and FIZ setup time with all industry standard motors.

Software Features

1. MōVI Pro App: Using new Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology users can connect to their MōVI Pro instantly from within the Android or iOS app to update, tune, adjust, and monitor the MōVI Pro.

2. Instant Booting: Advances in sensor initialization allow ultra fast boot times, maximizing productiv- ity and minimizing downtime.

3. Autotuning: MōVI Pro is the first gimbal that requires no user tuning of filters or stiffness; its high performance tuning algorithms achieve optimum filters and stiffness in ~10 seconds.

4. Stability Improvements: Refined software, new calibration techniques, and highly precise sensors create a camera movement system that can endure the most challenging of shots while maintaining perfectly smooth footage.

Mōvi Pro Diagram

Mōvi Pro Control Paths

Mōvi Pro Power System

Mōvi Pro + Mimic

Software

• You need to be running Mōvi firmware v2.0.10 or above for FRX Pro to work

  • Mōvi Controller (MC) will need to be on v4.1.3 or above with this package

• Get the latest software for fixes and improvements

  • iOS v2.0.2 includes Carbon firmware v2.0.16. Get it

  • Mōvi Controller firmware v4.1.7 includes the “Reset Attitude” feature (see below).

• Carbon does not need to be autotuned and the gains / filters do not normally need any adjustment

• If you run a window of < 4 on the MC you will start to see joystick noise in the image

  • Additionally, if you are using FRX Pro on the MC, make sure that it is getting power from an external power supply, as noted in the Using FRX Pro section of the .

• The Carbon IMU takes six minutes to fully initialize. Leave Carbon powered on and sitting still during this initialization phase. Try not to even touch Carbon during this phase, any slight motion can influence the initialization.

  • When the six minute IMU initialization period is complete, the yellow indicator on the bottom left of the Mōvi screen turns grey. At this point the roll/horizon may still be a few degrees off (1 to 4 degrees). You may use the “Reset Attitude” feature (see below) to reset the attitude estimate and level the roll axis. Otherwise Carbon should level out on its own after ~15 minutes.

  • If Carbon is powered down even momentarily it will require initialization again.

• The Carbon IMU has a max rate of 200 deg / sec. If you exceed this it could corrupt the attitude estimate and roll / tilt / pan could drift. If this happens please activate the new “Reset Attitude” feature (see below).

  • If you operate Carbon with full pan / tilt rate you will need to be gentle on the joystick or you can get some interaction / slapping with the inner / outer axis. Right now the acceleration limits are not limited. Alternatively if you absolutely do not want this to happen you can reduce the pan speed or reduce the remote scale to a value of 150 deg / sec or less

• There is a new “Reset Attitude” feature that will temporarily tell Carbon to ignore the gyros and listen to the accelerometer to level itself. It's important to be stationary and not accelerating when using this feature. In the iOS app this button can be found under Monitor > Status > Terminal. In the Mōvi Controller it can be found at the bottom of the Mōvi Expert menu, named "Carbon Attitude: Reset".

• Make sure you power down your camera when you change camera settings so you do not lose them when you turn Carbon off.

Electrical

• Be careful when using DC-DC voltage regulators to power accessories like video transmitters. Our internal testing has found some lower quality regulators can inject noise into the IMU estimate of Carbon and cause drift/horizon issues

Mechanical

• You do not need to balance Carbon, it comes pre balanced from Freefly

• If you add accessories to Carbon you will need to adjust pan balance, this is the only adjustment you will need to make

• Carbon needs to have either a UV filter or a ND filter in place to balance properly

• Please do not adjust the inner axis, the balance is precisely set at the factory and it takes special equipment to achieve the level of balance needed for Carbon to perform at full zoom

• To check pan balance, tip Carbon to the side and see if Pan swings forward / backwards - adjust as needed to prevent this

Support

• If you do have an issue that you cannot solve please provide the following. With these items Support can solve the issue 10x faster than with just a text description

  • Video of the behavior

  • List of your setup (with FWs running on each item)

  • Log file of the behavior

DIMENSIONS

MECHANICAL

ELECTRONICS

BATTERY SPECS

SL4 BATTERY

ORIGINAL MŌVI PRO BATTERY

For airline travel and shipping regulations, check the specifications battery under SuperLight Batteries in this Wiki.

GCU and TSU Layouts

GCU Layout:

1. Power Button * Push (ON) * Hold (OFF)

2. Back Button

3. Forward Button

4. Select Option (-)

5. Select Option (+)

6. microSD Card Slot

GCU Connections:

1. COM 1

2. 12V

3. COM 2

TILT STAGE UNIT (TSU)

TSU CONNECTIONS

1. TC

2. EXP

3. CAN

4. CAM

5. 12-14V CAM

6. 12V AUX

7. Focus

8. Iris

9. Zoom

10. USB C DRP

CONNECTORS AND PINOUTS

All connector pinouts are shown looking into the function side of the connectors on the GCU and TSU, unless stated otherwise.

GIMBAL CONTROL UNIT:

TILT STAGE UNIT

MŌVI XL OVERVIEW

MŌVI XL CONTROL PATHS

MŌVI XL POWER SYSTEM

MŌVI XL + MIMIC

MŌVI XL CAMERA PLATE

Mōvi Carbon is the world's first handheld and drone-mountable 5-axis camera stabilizer. We’ve miniaturized, optimized, and cut every gram of weight of our 5-axis design so you can shoot in the world's most interesting places.

Mōvi Carbon features two high-bandwidth inner axes which keep the camera perfectly stable in even the most demanding conditions at up to a full 240mm zoom.

It is available with three different integrated payload options!

1. Panasonic BGH1 (Netflix Approved)

2. Panasonic BS1H (Netflix Approved)

3. (5k 600fps & 4k 800fps)

Each camera is fully ready to shoot with integrated FIZ, remote camera control and a customized Fujinon XK 20-120mm lens that captures sharp, vivid images.

Key links

Firmware Updates

To Update

• [Latest Stable] Get the Mōvi Pro App at

• Connect to your Mōvi Pro/XL/Carbon or MIMIC through the Mōvi Pro iOS or Android App.

• Navigate to Monitor>Updates, and check if you have the latest firmware.

Notes

• Mōvi Controller update is through .

• Mōvi subcomponent versions (gcu, tsu, esc) can be found on Mōvi screen under Monitor>Details>Versions

Software Versions

#protip​ - ​Verify all Freefly products are up to date by referencing the chart below to make sure there are no compatibility issues.

For instance, v2.0 GCU is not fully compatible with v1.5 MIMIC. So, if you plan to upgrade to the v2.0 software bundle, ensure all your devices are updated to the versions specified for that bundle.

• Connect to your Mōvi Pro/XL/Carbon or MIMIC through the Mōvi Pro iOS or Android App.

• Navigate to Monitor>Updates, and check if you have the latest firmware.

V2.3.5 RELEASE NOTES

November 2023

This update increases maximum sustained motor torque (Movi Pro and Movi Carbon), adds camera control for Freefly Ember and Panasonic BGH1/BS1H cameras, and adds acceleration limits to Movi Carbon.

• Improvement: Increases maximum sustained motor torque duration in Maniac Mode.

• Improvement: ~20% torque increase on Carbon (10A to 12A max current).

• Improvement: Near Instant recovery after losing control due to extreme motion.

• Improvement: Adds On-Screen-Display camera control for Panasonic BGH1/BS1H and Freefly Ember cameras. Note: This feature requires AirPixel Entire firmware v1.790.

• Improvement: Adds playback control for Panasonic BGH1/BS1H cameras. Note: This feature requires AirPixel Entire firmware v1.790.

• Improvement: Adds Freefly Ember playback control through On-Screen-Display control.

• Improvement: Carbon tuning improved for BGH1 and BS1H.

• Change: Changes motor temperature estimation.

• Change: Camera Image, Camera Playback, and OSD Control menus are available based on camera type selection.

• Change: A caution was added to warn the operator of the hot motor temperature (due to a stalled motor while in Maniac 2.0 mode).

• Fix: Read FIZ config on radio connection.

• Known Issue: There is a known issue with Movi Controller FW v4.4.3 and Movi FW v2.3.5. If you change the "TX Mode" (found under the TX Config menu) from "Normal" to "Mimic" while the MODE switch is in Dual (D) mode, axis motion is not smooth. Only switch "TX Mode" while the Movi Controller is in Majestic or Kill (M/K) modes to work around this issue.

V2.2.1 RELEASE NOTES

October 2023

This update affects only Movi Carbons.

• Bugfix: In previous firmware, a mismatch between GCU and ESC caused the motor torque to be limited in some configurations.

• Bugfix: Fixed double-press record button issue for GH5

• Bugfix: Fixed issue where sometimes the record start/stop command would be ignored by BS1H/BGH1 cameras

• Known Issue: When using the Air Commander Entire + BGH1/BS1H camera, record start/stop may be unreliable when running Entire firmware 1.790. We recommend running Entire firmware 1.743 with Movi firmware 2.2.1.

V2.2.0 RELEASE NOTES

March 2023

The v2.2.0 Software Bundle provides new firmware BGH1/BS1H MōVI Carbons to enable the features below:

• Improvement: Adds support for setting shutter angle, ISO, and color temperature of the BGH1 and BS1H on MōVI Carbon via the AirPixel Air Commander Entire.

V2.1.0 RELEASE NOTES

September 2022

The v2.1.0 Software Bundle comes with new MōVI Pro/Carbon firmware v2.1 and updated iOS/Android apps to enable the features below:

• Improvement: Adds setting to select SL4 battery type. Selecting SL4 uses a SL4 specific state of charge estimation function.

V2.0.2 RELEASE NOTES

November 2020

v2.0.2 Software Bundle comes with new Mōvi Pro/XL/Carbon firmware v2.0.16 and updated iOS/Android apps to enable features below:

• Improvement: Stabilization performance is improved under severe vibration conditions

• Improvement: Stabilization performance is improved for cases where there is a small amount of acceleration (ex: dolly push on a slider)

• Improvement: Default settings start with "user" preset. This way if user doesn't modify the preset selection, MōVI would behave exactly the same as pre-blackjack firmware

• Improvement: Default roll and tilt mode in 360 should be free and not snap.

  • Default for 360 off: Tilt locked, roll locked

  • Default for 360 on: Tilt free, roll free (every time 360 roll is toggled on)

• Improvement: Majestic Screen App UI relayout and include new settings introduced with Blackjack

• Improvement: Added smooth lock feature back to the timelapse mode to allow manually positioning MōVI by hand

• Improvement: Dual rocker to control pan and tilt independently for setting up timelapse

• Improvement: Updated all information texts inside the apps

• Bugfix: Removed features from the iOS app that were previously removed from the firmware

  • Target mode

  • Max Roll Angle

  • Output Master Filter

  • Shutter type

  • Shaky cam

• Bugfix: Compass declination is fixed.

• Bugfix: In the previous build of the iOS app, opening the expert settings screen would result in pan-for-roll coupling symptoms if running firmware v2.0.10 or below.

• Bugfix: Carbon was not resetting biases on boot, which could cause roll to be off a few degrees after boot. Additionally, GCU firmware v2.0.16 includes other improvements to eliminate potential roll issues for Carbon.

• Bugfix: On FW v2.0.11 and later, filter settings, such as drift assist mode wasn’t persisting on reboot

• New: New reset attitude button on iOS App and Movi Controller that will reset the sensors on the Movi Carbon to allow users to mitigate any attitude corruption in the field.

V2.0.1 RELEASE NOTES

April 2019

• This release is an app only update ( iOS v2.0.1 and Android v2.0.3)

  • This is a bugfix for “roll goes off when panning” symptom.

  • Root cause was loading a configuration file from the app to MōVI.

  • If you are experiencing this symptom, you should “reset robot settings”. There shouldn’t be any further problems using this app.

V2.0.0 RELEASE NOTES

December 2018

V1.6 RELEASE NOTES

GCU - v1.6.4

• New Feature: Support for Mōvi Carbon.

• Internal

• New Feature: Support for external gyros + accelerometers on Mōvi Carbon.

• New Feature: Added bias tracking startup ramp for external IMU’s that have warm up periods.

• Improvement: Updated UI to show when an external gyro + accelerometer is connected on Mōvi XL and Mōvi Carbon.

• Bugfix: The bias tracker no longer tracks Pan rotations using the accelerometer.

TSU

• v1.6.5

  • Bugfix: Fixes an issue where FIZ position measurements wrap around and can give incorrect readings past their limits. This fix will prevent gimbal from having an incorrect zoom rate scale at zoom limits.

• v1.6.4

  • New Feature: Support for Mōvi Carbon.

  • New Feature: Added zoom rate scaling feature which slows down camera movement the farther the lens is zoomed in.

  • New Feature: FIZ Autocal on startup for Mōvi Carbon.

MōVI Controller

• v3.6.0

  • New Feature: Zoom Rate Scaling UI so users can adjust the Zoom Rate

  • New Feature: Default the lens profile on Mōvi Carbon to Fujinon XK 20-120mm.

• v3.7.2

iOS / Android Apps - v1.6.x

• New Feature: Support for Mōvi Carbon.

Known Issues

• Timelapse Controls Disappear on Movi Controller

  • Issue: Preview/Start Timelapse options disappear on controller; leaving only the cancel option.

  • Workaround: Setting up timelapses still works through the app.

V1.5 RELEASE NOTES

GCU v1.5.1

• New Feature: FOG (Fiber Optic Gyro) support for Mōvi XL

TSU

• v1.5.2

  • Bugfix: Mōvi Pro/XL compatibility issues with new version of RED firmware is fixed. Previously, upgrading RED firmware from v6 to v7 have introduced issues such as slow response to camera controls or having issues during camera boot.

  • Bugfix: LANC setup sometimes triggered IMU error on Mōvi

• v1.5.1

  • Improvement: FIZ motor tuning profile adjustments

  • Bugfix: Camera Type setting on iOS and Android is now persistent on reboot

MIMIC v1.5.1

• Bugfix: API FIZ commands through MIMIC don't get forwarded to Mōvi with their full range

• Bugfix: Pressing "clear faults" in FIZ Axis Setup screen would not stop sending "clear faults" command until an all axis auto calibration is done or until MIMIC is reboot.

Mobile Apps v1.5.x

• New Feature: Majestic Span configurations to achieve whip pan

• New firmware bundle

Known Issues

• MIMIC may set range limits unintentionally. Check if you have limits set on FIZ screens in case you run into an issue where you can’t control FIZ.

Power Surge firmware gives a motor power boost to Mōvi Pro and Carbon, increased camera control, and a few bug fixes for Pro/XL/Carbon.

Do you want to hold that top speed longer and recover faster when you exceed it? Want more performance and on-screen camera control for your Carbon? Then this release is for you.

What's New

Maniac Mode 2.0

What is it?

Increased time at peak torque on all three motors with quicker recovery between shots. Useful for high-speed applications with heavy payloads or lots of whip panning!

We've re-engineered the motor temperature estimator to sustain maximum torque even longer while still protecting the motors. The recovery time after exceeding the thermal thresholds has also been reduced. Less downtime between shots!

Think of this update as Maniac Mode 2.0.

How to use it?

• Enable Maniac Mode: Mōvi Pro App > ​Configurations > Tuning > Advanced.

• There is still a cool down time if high torque is used a lot, but Power Surge recovers quicker than Blackjack! Motors are protected by lowering the current as needed. Mōvi displays a warning on the details screen, shown as Drive “Limit” while in thermal cool down mode, but stays in Maniac Mode as long as possible.

#protip

20% More Powerful - Mōvi Carbon

What is it?

Increased peak torque by 20% and increased time at peak torque on all three motors with quicker recovery between shots. Go faster with Carbon while staying perfectly stable.

How to use it?

The increased torque is always on with Power Surge.

#protip

Camera Controls - Mōvi Pro/XL/Carbon

What is it?

On-Screen Display control of the following cameras through the Mōvi Controller:

• Freefly Ember

• Panasonic BGH1 + Entire Air Commander

• Panasonic BS1H + Entire Air Commander

How to use it?

• Update your Mōvi and Mōvi controller

• Connect the camera to the Mōvi using the appropriate cable/controller.

  • AIR Commander Entire

• In the Mōvi controller, set the camera type under FIZ Config. Make sure to save the setting.

• Access basic camera controls under the Cam Image page and On-screen controls under the OSD page.

#protips

• It may take a few seconds for the camera control to start working after configuration

• Ember must be updated to v1.4.14 or later for control through Mōvi

Tuning Update - Mōvi Carbon BS1H and BG1H

What is it?

We've updated Movi Carbon BS1H and BGH1 tuning for improved performance.

How to use it?

After updating your Carbon, scroll to the 'Reset Robot' screen and reset Movi Carbon to default settings.

More Improvements

• FRX disconnect bug fix - If you lose connection, Mōvi now holds exactly where you left it, ready for you to continue the control once you’re back in range.

• ND filter control - Control of internal ND filters via the Kippertie Revolva mount. This is currently only supported on the upcoming Ember Carbon.

This sounds great; how do I update?

* OSD control of the BGH1 and BS1H is only available when using the .

** Camera and lens are completely integrated into the Mōvi Carbon and cannot be removed for other uses.

*** Does not include removable solid state media

Key Links:

On Screen Display Control

This section describes how to use On Screen Display (OSD) control with Mōvi Controller. Camera types supported are:

• Freefly Ember

• Panasonic BGH1 or BS1H

Requirements

• Mōvi firmware

  • Mōvi Pro, Carbon, or XL: or later

  • Mōvi Controller: or later

• Freefly Ember Cameras

  • Ember firmware: v1.4.14 or later

• Panasonic Cameras

  • : v2.5 or later

  • : v1.2 or later

  • : 1.790

• Video Monitor (to see camera setting changes live)

Usage

1- By reviewing the above requirements, ensure all firmware are up to date on all devices.

2- Navigating to FIZ Config menu on Mōvi Controller, verify correct camera type is selected.

3- Navigating to OSD Control menu on Mōvi Controller, Control the screen.

Freefly Ember

OSD Control Options Available:

• Menu Select

  • Press: Navigate back to home menu of Mōvi Controller.

• Menu Set

  • Press: Select camera setting to change

  • Rotate (CW): Navigate right (or increase value)

  • Rotate (CCW): Navigate left (or decrease value)

Panasonic BGH1 and BS1H:

• Menu Select

  • Press: Navigate back to home menu of Mōvi Controller.

  • Rotate (CW): Navigation button - Right

  • Rotate (CCW): Navigation button - Left

• Menu Set

  • Press: Menu/Set button.

  • Press & Hold: Return/Exit button (exit)

  • Rotate (CW): Navigation button - Down

  • Rotate (CCW): Navigation button - Up

ND Filter

Freefly Ember Mōvi Carbon is equipped with a KipperTie Revolva integrated ND system that is actuated by a motor. The 4-position ND cartridge has optical density values of Clear/0.3/ 0.6/0.9. The ND filter can be toggled remotely with Mōvi Controller.

Panasonic BGH1 or BS1H Mōvi Carbon does not have a KipperTie Revolva integrated ND system (it includes lens mounted manually swappable ND filters). Additionally, Mōvi Pro does not have an electrical connection to support a motor actuated KipperTie Revolva.

This section describes how to adjust the ND Filter Menu with Mōvi Controller.

Requirements

Usage

1. By reviewing the above requirements, ensure all firmware are up to date on all devices.

2. Navigate to ND Filter menu on Mōvi Controller, to adjust the ND filter.

3. Use the +/- 90 option to rotate between ND Filters.

4. Use the +/- 1 to fine tune the ND Filter position only if necessary.

User 3 Switch

On Mōvi Controller, User 3 switch may be used to control the ND filter rotation.

1. Navigate to TX Config menu on Mōvi Controller, and change "User 3 Function" to "ND Filter."

2. Save the change ("TX Action" & save option) if you intend the change to be used next time Mōvi Controller boots up.

3. Every time User 3 switch is rotated to the up position, ND Filter rotates 90 degrees.

Camera Image Settings (Panasonic Cameras)

This section describes how to use the camera control capabilities of the Mōvi Controller to change the image settings of the Panasonic BGH1 or BS1H. Users can adjust shutter angle, ISO, and color temperature using the Mōvi Controller on Mōvi Carbon with the Panasonic BGH1 or BS1H camera.

Requirements

• Mōvi Carbon

  • GCU FW 2.2.0 or greater

  • TSU FW 2.1.0 or greater

• Movi Controller FW v4.3.0 or greater

• Panasonic BGH1 or BS1H camera

Usage

Image settings are located under the Cam Image menu. The following settings may be adjusted from the Mōvi Controller:

• Shutter Angle

• ISO

• Color Temperature

The camera must be in manual mode to allow full camera control. Shutter speed and gain (sensitivity) must be set to ANGLE/ISO. White balance should be set to color temperature K1, K2, K3, or K4.

Shutter Angle

The shutter angle may be changed from 11° to 358°.

ISO

The ISO may be adjusted from Auto to 204800. Note camera configuration may limit the minimum or maximum ISO setting.

Color Temperature

The color temperature may be adjusted from 2500 K to 10000 K. The camera WB setting must be configured to color temperature K1-K4. If a WB setting other than K1-K4 is selected, Mōvi Controller will report the color temperature as zero.

Camera Playback (Panasonic Cameras)

This section describes how to use the camera control capabilities of the Mōvi Controller to control the camera playback of the Panasonic BGH1 or BS1H.

Requirements

• Mōvi firmware
• Panasonic Cameras
• Video Monitor (to see camera setting changes live)

Usage

1. By reviewing the above requirements, ensure all firmware are up to date on all devices.

2. Navigate to FIZ Config menu on Mōvi Controller, verify correct camera type is selected.

3. Navigate to Cam Playback menu on Mōvi Controller, Control the camera playback.

No firmware update is available

Issue: Navigating in the app to Monitor -> Updates doesn't show a new version

Solution:

• Ensure you update to the latest iOS or Android app version.

• Check which app you are using to update. Stable and beta firmware is loaded from different apps: find which app you need !

Update Failed on Step 3 of 5

Issue: The update fails at Step 3 of 5 (on iOS App) when attempting to update MoVI. You may see a message like the one below:

Solution #1:

This issue is due to a code change in Bluetooth handling. Long story short: you need to update the Bluetooth firmware on your Freefly hardware (MIMIC, MōVI Pro, etc.) using a microSD card.

2. Once the Bluetooth is updated via SD, you can run the regular firmware update through the app.

Solution #2:

This issue may also occur because of a microSD Card Error (corrupted SD card, pulling SD card mid-update/revert, insufficient space on the SD card, or any other similar SD card error).

Update fails/Version numbers don't change after update

Issue: Unable to update Movi using iOS or Android app. The firmware file transfer seems incomplete, and the “Firmware Failed to Update” notification is present

Solution: The micro SD card on MōVI is likely the issue.

Version numbers are incorrect after update

Issue: Firmware update completes, but version numbers (found on the Movi screen from Monitor -> Details -> Versions) don't change

Solution: The micro SD card on MōVI is likely the issue.

Are you still having trouble?

microSD Card Tips

The micro SD card on the side of the Movi screen can be an issue. Sometimes, reformatting the card can resolve the issue. In other cases, a new microSD card can fix issues. Follow the directions below to access and reformat the microSD card.

Remove the micro SD card (see item #6) and format it on a computer in FAT32 format. Then, re-insert it into the Movi and reboot it. In the app, reconnect and repeat the update process (Monitor -> Updates),

If the update still fails, replace the included SD card with a new micro SD card, size 32GB or smaller, and try again.

Blackjack (Mōvi Pro Series Software v2.0) focuses on new performance and roll modes. Mōvi becomes even more ​powerful, versatile, smart and reliable​. ......Oh, and we fixed a few bugs also.

Learn more about the motivation behind 2.0 here at or on our ​​!

#lighterisbetter

All of the added strength is accomplished by smart software engineering. 50% more powerful, 100% smarter, all without adding a single gram to Mōvi.

1. On the receiver (gimbal) side, plug one end of the included COM cable into the FRX Pro UART port. Plug the other end of the cable into COM 1 on the top of the GCU (the screen on the gimbal).

1. On the transmitter side, plug the included USB A-C cable into the USB-C port on the FRX Pro. Then, plug the included D-Tap cable into the CAN port.

1. On the controller, plug the USB A side of the cable into the bottom USB-A port. Then, plug the D-Tap cable into the D-Tap port on the battery or battery plate.

1. On the controller menu, go to HOME> RADIO CONFIG> RADIO TYPE and change from INTERNAL to USB. Once the setting has been changed, 'Write' it to the MōVI Controller's memory by selecting the 'Write' field on the next line and pressing the Menu Set knob.

• To use the old MC-RX receiver with the MōVI Controller, you must set the Radio Type back to 'Internal’.

Please see the Mōvi Pro System Diagrams page, located here.

Compatibility

v4.4.3

• New Feature: Adds On-Screen Display (OSD) support for camera control of the Panasonic BGH1 and BS1H, and Freefly Ember with Mōvi firmware 2.3.0 or above.

• Fix: If you lose connection, Mōvi now stays exactly where you left it when you, ready for you to continue the shot once you’re back in range

• Fix: Refreshes the camera controls based on saved camera type when binding to a Mōvi

v4.3.0

• Fix: Always load FIZ motor settings when connected to Mōvi Carbon.

• New Feature: Adds support for camera control of the Panasonic BGH1 and BS1H on Mōvi Carbon.

• Change: The "RED Image" menu has been renamed "Cam Image".

• Fix: Always load FIZ motor settings when connected to Mōvi Carbon.

v4.2.0

• Bugfix: FIZ range limits were sometimes getting set randomly. This was causing it to look like a FIZ axis was getting stuck or locked.

• Bugfix: Mōvi Controller was occasionally sending corrupt gimbal commands, causing Mōvi to briefly twitch or reset its FIZ values

• Bugfix: Can’t select/unselect lenses from lens library

• Bugfix: Carbon wasn’t displaying units for FIZ in the FIZ main screen, due to the lens library not working.

• Improvement: Pan/tilt trim knobs can now be used in Wheels mode

• New Feature: Added reset attitude button under Mōvi Expert screen for use with Mōvi firmware v2.0.16 or above. Scroll to it in the menu, then turn the right knob right to initiate the process

• Known issue: Lens Library sometimes doesn’t save new lenses

v4.1.3

• New Feature: FRX Pro support! Go to Radio Config and change Radio Type from Internal to USB

• Improvement: Signal strength indicator in Radio Config when USB mode is selected (for use with FRX Pro) displays good/weak/bad instead of packets per second.

• Bugfix: Adding a new lens to lens library would freeze Mōvi Controller even when rebooted.

• Known issue: Can’t select/unselect lenses from lens library. Adding a new lens doesn’t persist.

v4.0.0

• New Feature: Blackjack support

• New Feature: Roll mapping option for Wheels!

• Improvement: Added 360 roll mapping for Rocker and Joystick.

• Improvement: Timelapse menu is removed during winter clean up. App version is significantly improved.

• Improvement: Wheels advanced settings (termination, LED, etc) on Mōvi Controller

• Improvement: Added timeout features to Wheels

• Improvement: Display 0 values for joystick smoothing/window/expo when Wheels enabled.

v3.7.2

• New feature: Mōvi Wheels support & TX Config screen updates

• Improvement: Iris and Focus linearization for Mōvi Carbon and set crop factor, which now makes displayed lens range 40-240mm

v3.6.0

• New Feature: Zoom Rate Scaling UI so users can adjust the Zoom Rate

• New Feature: Default the lens profile on Mōvi Carbon to Fujinon XK 20-120mm.

v3.2.1

• Improvement: Alpha Wheels Mode is improved and jitters are further eliminated. Some notes:

  • MIMIC settings no longer apply.

  • Joystick settings now apply. For the most direct feel, dual op pan and tilt joystick window, smoothing, and expo should be set to zero. They can be modified for more smoothing if desired.

  • Remote Rate Scale now applies and is a final drive ratio with the maximum of 200º/s. So, 70:1 wheels gear plus 100º/s Remote Rate Scale will be a total of 140:1 wheels to axis ratio.

  • Should work better with high Hold Strength. You will still get overshoot on abrupt stops. High Hold Strength puts more responsibility in the operator's hands for the start and stop ramps.

  • There is a known bug where the controller must boot in Alpha Wheels mode to initialize the wheels properly. Not addressed by this update. We'll look into it for next release.

  • If you are using MIMIC version of the Alpha Wheels, we recommend to get the latest firmware from 1A Tools.

• New Feature: Added Chrosziel CDM-100M Lens Motor option to the FIZ Axis config motor selection list.

v3.1.0

• Improvement: Changed all references to "WEDGE" in displays to "FIZ"

• New Feature: Added Hocus Reflex to motor selection list

• New Feature: Added bare-bones Aux Port for API pass-through

360° Roll Intro

This feature guide describes how 360° Roll works in Mōvi Pro v2.0 Software. For the best experience, take the time to understand both the theory and the practical aspects of 360° Roll modes before you go out on a shoot.

How to use?

Enabling 360° roll is as simple as turning on 360° Roll mode from the App, Mōvi Screen, or Mōvi Controller menu. However, keep in mind that these ​new behaviors​ also introduce an additional level of complexity. All features described in this guide apply with 360° Roll on.

There are many ways to use 360 °Roll and its features, depending on your crew size and roll control method. Users can apply options like Tilt and Roll Snap to the different 360° Roll methods to modify their behavior as well—continue reading for more information.

#protip

• If you don’t need to roll past ±90° for your shot, consider leaving 360° Roll off and using regular control. 360° Roll is a specialty tool and adds a level of complexity that may be unnecessary if you need to do a simple, leveled-off shot.

• Mōvi Pro ecosystem currently allows roll commands from:

  • Mōvi Controller

  • MIMIC

  • Wheels

  • Gamepad

  • Pilot

  • API

Method: Barrel Roll

Perfect for the single operator that wants to execute 180° moves without moving the ring, or 360°+ moves by rotating the ring to follow the camera lens axis.

Settings

• 360° Roll -> On

• Roll mode -> Free / Majestic

• Tilt mode -> Free / Majestic, or Snap!

• Pan mode -> Free / Majestic

• Majestic Window -> Medium to reject unintentional movement

Operation

There are two ways to input the roll command for Barrel Roll:

1. Majestic Roll

   • Simply rotate the handles for a majestic roll.

2. Roll Command

   • Command a roll rate from a controller. Here are the options.

   • Follow the roll motion of Mōvi with the handles/ring to ensure Mōvi doesn’t get into a singularity or hit its hard stops.

#protip

• Set Tilt Mode to Snap for shots where you want to ensure tilt doesn’t move up or down, i.e., a shot where you are moving straight down a hallway while rolling.

Method: 360° Roll Via Pan

The perfect method for when you want continuous 360° rolls without moving the ring or handles. By rotating the pan axis 90°, it now acts as the roll axis and allows 360° moves.

How to use?

• In dual operation, there’s no specific setup required to use this mode. For a solo operator, this method is currently not possible.

• Pan for Roll has the potential for confusion since there are two ways to set it up. The picture above is one possibility, the other is with the roll beam above the camera. The setup you use might depend on how far you need to look up or down.

#protip

• Wiring and mechanical constraints still limit the available travel of the “roll” motor.

• Pan balance is especially important in this orientation. Become familiar with pan balancing by watching the Mōvi Pro balancing ​tutorial​.

• Use the Hula Hoop method we showed ​here.

Method: Vector Roll

360° Roll mode allows users to set a ‘virtual’ target and command an axial roll along that line.

How to use?

• In 360° Roll mode, the roll axis is defined ​with respect to the camera and lens​, not the horizon. So, no matter which way the camera is pointed, a roll command will always cause the image to rotate along the optical axis of the lens.

• Start by adjusting the axis of Mōvi in dual operator mode (for instance with Mōvi Controller).

• Command roll rate from a controller (​here​ are the options).

#protip

• This works best if you tilt down or up at least 30 degrees in gimbal up or gimbal down configuration.

• If you have a setup with long lenses, make sure you have clearance with the roll beam.

Method: Roll With Snap

Mōvi gently snaps the camera to the nearest 90° plane so you can execute roll moves but ‘land’ on a horizontal or vertical frame.

How to use?

• Settings

  • 360° Roll -> On

  • Roll mode -> Snap

  • Majestic response -> Set to your liking.

    It will change the speed of snapping.

• Setup roll input source. Here are the options.

• Operation

  • Start commanding a roll rate to start your shot.

  • When you stop commanding roll rate, Mōvi will snap to the nearest 90° plane.

#protip

• Play with different majestic smoothing/response settings to vary how the snapping speed.

• Try and stop your move slightly before 90° so Mōvi can finish the move and land perfectly at 90 degree plane.

Method: Portrait Shooting

Great for when a mobile or social company is paying the bills and insists on flipping that Red Epic on its side. Quickly transition from landscape to portrait mode with no change to the camera rigging.

This method is useful if you want to shoot in social media square or vertical aspect ratios by rotating the camera 90º. You will still have Pan and Tilt Majestic control in this orientation.

How to use?

• Settings

  • 360° Roll -> On

  • Roll mode -> Snap

#protip

Set a wide window on Roll Majestic so you don’t accidentally put in a roll move.

Method: Full 3D Majestic

Perfect for the single operator that wants to have full 3D Majestic control with no limits. This is useful for simulating a zero-gravity perspective or a first-person-view flight through open space.

How to use?

• 360° Roll -> On

• Tilt and Roll -> Free / Majestic

• Majestic Window -> Small

• Majestic Response -> Optional

Method: Full 3D MIMIC

This is similar to Full 3D Majestic, but with a remote 3D input from MIMIC. The camera will follow the MIMIC orientation in 3D with no limits.

How to use?

• MIMIC Mode -> Direct (not Level Roll or Majestic).

• Tilt -> Free

• Roll -> Free

Method: Free Gamepad Roll

How to use?

• Settings

  • Map Roll to the Gamepad left and right triggers from the MIMIC.

  • Use medium Joystick windows to prevent joystick/trigger-induced drift.

  • Tilt -> Free

  • Roll -> Free

Operation

• Set a roll rate using the analog left and right triggers on the DS4 gamepad while also controlling pan and tilt with the joystick. This can create many complex 3D rolling shots. With snapping off, the roll will remain fixed when you release the triggers.

#protip: Snapping for Tilt and Roll

While 360 Roll is on, the usual Tilt and Roll modes (Level, Smooth Lock, Majestic) take on new options that are more applicable to full 3D operation

• Free: When not being driven, the axis stays where you leave it.

• Snap: When not being driven, the axis smoothly moves to the nearest 90º increment.

  • For roll, this means landscape or portrait.

  • For tilt, this means lens horizontal or lens vertical.

#protip: New Behaviors

New high-level “360°Roll” toggle changes the behavior of Roll and Tilt modes.

Here are more details about these new modes, whether you are using them in Majestic, MIMIC, or in Rate Majestic.

• The angle of the ring or base determines the snapping orientations.

• Window, smoothing, and span are applied to camera-frame axes. For example, roll settings always apply on the lens optical axis.

• Tilt and Roll snapping are applied in parallel with Majestic commands. Must be within the Majestic Window on all relevant axes to fully snap.

MIMIC

• Inputs are processed directly, regardless of MIMIC Mode settings.

• Only the highest priority MIMIC input is used.

• Tilt and Roll snapping should be off.

Rate

(Joystick, Rocker, Gamepad, Wheels)

• A higher-priority rate command

  • on a ​single​ axis will be applied to that camera-frame axis, ​on top​ of the MIMIC/Majestic command.

  • on ​two or three​ axes will ​override​ the MIMIC/Majestic command.

• The current attitude determines the snapping orientations.

#protip: Singularity

Why does Pan wobble/swing during 360 happen?

• This is due to a “singularity.” When the roll arm lines up with the pan arm, you mechanically constrain the system and end up losing tilt control. Software does its best to compensate for this, but it can’t defy physics.

• Here is an ​example​ of why pan moves to achieve an axial 360° roll shot.

• This ​video​ also goes over the concept.

What do I do to prevent this?

There are a few options:

1. For unrestricted, continuous 360° roll shot, you can mount pan for roll (​example video​). Learn more in ​pan-for-roll​ section.

2. When working as dual operator with handheld, MōVI operator can follow the roll motion with the handles/ring to ensure MōVI doesn’t hit singularity (​example​, ​example​).

3. Don’t over constrain the system. Just command roll and have pan and tilt in majestic with zero windows. Currently only available with MIMIC + Wheels or MIMIC + Pilot but we will have many more options in the future.

4. Have the MōVI perfectly level (example video: ​level​ vs ​non-level​).

#protip: How To Command Roll Rate

Here are some options:

• MōVI Controller: Map Roll to Zoom (360) on the TX Config screen

• MIMIC + Gamepad: Map Roll in Gamepad screen

• Wheels + MIMIC: Map Roll in Input Setup screen

• Wheels + MōVI Controller: Map Roll to Wheels on the TX Config screen

• MIMIC + Pilot: Map Roll in Input Setup screen

• API

You can command roll from MIMIC itself in MIMIC mode as well, however this is ​absolute​ mode and not ​rate mode.

Download the latest firmware from Panasonic.

• Panasonic BGH1: https://av.jpn.support.panasonic.com/support/global/cs/dsc/download/index.html

• Panasonic BS1H: https://av.jpn.support.panasonic.com/support/global/cs/dsc/download/index4.html

Follow these instructions to update the camera firmware using an SD card.

The steps below explain the procedure for updating the camera firmware using Lumix Tether from Panasonic.

Download Lumix Tether from the Panasonic Website (follow the instructions provided on the website and fill in the camera information as required).

Install Lumix Tether software and Run the software. This video provides a brief tutorial on the update process.

Connect the powered Camera to the Laptop/PC using a USB-C cable (or other communication per camera type and laptop available ports).

In Lumix Tether software, navigate to: Settings -> Firmware Update (Start) -> (Camera Selection if multiple cameras connected) -> Select binary camera firmware file -> Open.

Acknowledge the firmware update and wait until the camera is updated.

The camera will automatically restart at the end of the firmware update.

Once the Camera is updated, allow the camera restart to complete. Connect the USB-C cable that was originally connected to the camera (if updating firmware while the camera is installed on a gimbal) and close the port cover if applicable.

When using SL4 batteries on a Mōvi Pro or Carbon, update your gimbal software for the best user experience. Please follow the instructions below to update your Mōvi Pro or Carbon.

1. Download the latest Mōvi Pro app version at the Apple App or Google Play stores. Google Play Apple App

2. Update the Mōvi Pro through the Mōvi Pro app to the latest firmware version (v2.1.0 or newer)
3. Go to Configurations > General and select SL4 in the Battery Type window.

Selecting SL4 configures your gimbal's battery monitor for SL4. For the most accurate state of charge, always refer to the battery fuel gauge included on every SL4. Click here for more information on the SL4 batteries.

During development of Mōvi XL we built a modular test stand and balancing rig. We found this stand to be very useful for building and balancing camera payloads before mounting XL to a vehicle or crane. Below you can find information and links to assist you in making your own!

You will need 3 things for this build:

The frame : We have built out a model of the stand on vention.io where you can either; click to buy the parts and assemble yourself or check out the bill-of-materials and cut-list so you can build your own from scratch.

Vention MoVI XL Setup Stand

The adapter plate : This will allow you to mount the Mōvi XL Quick Release to the frame. You can fabricate this yourself, or order it from a service like Protolabs or Xometry.

Adapter Plate 2D Drawing / STEP CAD file

The quick release : The Mōvi XL Quick Release Kit can be found in the Freefly Systems Store. We recommend using M6x20 FHCS (qty6) to attach to the Quick Release to the adapter plate.

Movi XL Quick Release

Instructions to update Entire Air Commander Firmware can be found on Airpixel's website. This page explains how to update the Entire Air Commander firmware while connected to MoVI Carbon.

Download the Entire firmware.

Power on Movi Carbon.

Place the gimbal in sleep mode to prevent any unexpected motion.

Connect your PC to the Wi-Fi hotspot broadcast by the Entire.

Open the Entire webpage in your browser. The link is http://entire.

Open the navigation menu by clicking on the button in the top-right corner with three horizontal lines.

Then select “Firmware”.

Select the .img file downloaded earlier.

The firmware image will be uploaded to the Entire and decompressed.

Confirm Start.

Check the STATUS LED turns to Purple.

While the STATUS LED is Purple, Entire is rewriting memory (this is a critical step; do not power down the device at this step).

Once the LED turns to RED, Entire is restarting and making self-checks.

Once the firmware update is complete, you may need to reconnect your device to Entire via Wifi as instructed earlier.

To verify firmware has been successfully updated, navigate back to MENU under http://entire, and verify the number in front of “Firmware” matches the firmware number you were updating the device to (in the example below, grayed out).

Once the firmware version has been verified, you may disable sleep mode.

360° Roll

What is it?

Mōvi can now roll 360°+ degrees. We built in a suite of advanced roll modes so you can #justkeeprolling.

Here are some example methods. Read the ​360° Roll Guide​ to learn more or visit the ​Blackjack​ page for an overview!

• Roll With Snap

• Roll Continuously Via Pan

• Axial Roll

• Barrel Roll

• Portrait Shooting

How to use?

New high-level “360° Roll” toggle enables new behavior for Roll and Tilt modes.

Additionally, Mōvi now has a brand new Axis Mode screen!!

#protip

Make sure you understand the ​theory​ and practice​ behind roll modes before you shoot for the best experience. There is a another whole guide​ that focuses on 360 Roll!

Majestic Methods

What is it?

Choose from predefined shooting methods in a single click or create your own custom profiles. Go from whip to slow in seconds—without opening the app.

How to use?

Mōvi now includes a Majestic screen that lets you quickly switch between different majestic setting presets.

#protip

• Try new Whip majestic preset together with Maniac​ mode! Also:

  • Whip preset temporarily sets Hold Strengths to 60.

  • Learn more on how to be a pro at using whip preset in this ​video.​

• You can set your “user” preset by toggling to “user” in the Mōvi screen and then modifying values in the Mōvi Pro App. It will automatically remember those settings, no saving required.

Maniac Mode

What is it?

• 50% increased power to motors! More juice, more whips, more joy.

How to use?

• Enable Maniac Mode for Mōvi Pro or Carbon: MōviPro App > ​Tuning > Advanced.

• It has cool down time if used a lot. Motors are

  protected by an advanced thermal model that lowers current as needed.

  • Mōvi displays a warning on the details screen, shown as Drive “Limit” while in thermal cool down mode, but stays in Maniac Mode as long as possible.

#protip

Make sure to test your setup under load before going out on a serious shoot. Different setups have different power requirements.

• Our test results show that the camera doesn’t shut down until Mōvi Pro batteries are less than 30% + RED & all accessory ports used + Maniac enabled + all motors maxed out.

• Battery sets with poor health may not support Maniac Mode.

• Maniac mode doesn’t automatically consume more power. Motors only draw more power if needed.

Autotune v3

What is it?

• Autotune is now even smarter and more #prolevel! It models your payload in new ways to deliver the best software performance that is also tightly integrated with hardware.

How to use?

• Just Autotune like before, every time you change payload or setup. Simple as that!

• All new changes happen behind the scenes!

#protip

• Since previous firmware, the default Hold Strengths have been increased from 8 to 30. This improves the disturbance rejection, but previously would lead to overshoot on fast commands with a heavy camera package. 2.0 resolves this overshoot.

• We are testing with even higher hold strengths: 40-60 for pan, tilt and roll on Pro. Keep XL at 15-25 since it is already very strong.

• Default tuning percentage of 70% is a little high from our testing. Try 50-65. New default is 60%.

Live Boot

What is it?

• Mōvi had the fastest boot time in the market with ~2 seconds.

  Now it’s even more robust.

• Shaky shaky - We got rid of the motion booting setting. Now it’s called Live Boot and you don’t even have to think about it. MōVI will turn on instantly if you are running, jumping on a boat or barrel rolling on a plane.

Dynamic Fixed Mount

What is it?

• Drift is annoying. Mōvi now features a dynamic fixed mount mode where the MōVI detects when it is stable and mitigates drift, using its high resolution encoders.

#protip

• Mōvi Pro v2.0 knows when it is sitting still and uses this information to combat drift. Corrections are made exponentially when Mōvi is stationary. It takes about 15 seconds to get 50% correction and about minute for 90% correction.

• If you are diagnosing a drift issue, make sure to turn off all controllers to determine if the source is Mōvi or one of the controllers.

Dynamic Drift Control

What is it?

• Mōvi Pro 2.0 has learned to ignore the bad data from the accelerometer to help keep your shots level and stable, even in high accelerations without compass or GPS assist modes.

#protip

• There are a lot of behind-the-scenes software features that make Mōvi more robust. We’re not relying on Heading Assist setting anymore and recommend keeping it off until you have a specific reason to use it. Additionally, the GPS option has been removed because GPS is now incorporated automatically.

Improvements

• Impact Recovery:​ Mōvi will automatically reset if it detects it was disturbed. Previously this would have affected an axis, such as roll, to be off for few minutes or require reboot.

• Zoom Rate Scaling: ​Enable zoom rate scaling and the Mōvi will automatically slow down pan / tilt rate as you zoom in. Super helpful for catching Dave’s dance moves from afar.

• Auto FIZ Cal on Boot: ​Mōvi can now automatically calibrate focus / iris / and zoom on powerup. Turn it on in Mōvi Pro App > Configurations > Dual Op > Adjustments

• The​ Mōvi Wheels​ now automatically sets pan/tilt joystick settings to zeros for most responsive feel.

• Bugfixes

  • Timelapse​ ​is now more robust!

  • And many more misc bugs!

Please note that the Mōvi Controller updater is currently only working on PC.

​Movi Pro with Aerial Landing Gear - (Downloadable STEP file available here)

Movi Pro - (Downloadable STEP file available here)

Movi XL - (Downloadable STEP file available here)