DB3 Build 2 updated

Part 2 of 3 Updated Build instruction videos for the Digital Bird DB3 VISCA PTZ head. The Digital Bird DB3 VISCA Pan Tilt head Probably the most feature rich DIY PTZ head you will find anywhere on the internet capable of performing tasks you would expect from a heads costing upwards of $2000. This head can perform all the WIFI functions available on the previous Digital Bird heads while adding host of new high end features including wired VISCA connectivity with OBS and vMix. NEW FEATURES: • 4 Axis support for Pan, Tilt, Zoom & Focus • VISCA support for wired connection to applications like OBS and vMix • 12V & 7.5V POE power through VISCA IP port • Tally lights front and rear allowing your talent to see which camera is live and coming next. • HDMI & SDI passthrough for proper PTZ cable management. • Faster pan & tilt. • Encoders on all axis for manual positioning of the head in program mode. • Magnetic sensors on both the pan and tilt axis for accurate start points and homing. • 16 position memory for OBS unlimited for vMix • Aux power port to supply 7.5V or 12V of power to your camera (when using POE power). • Updated user interface to provide more tailored operation • The ability to mix WIFI and wired IP control simultaneously using the DB PTZ WIFI controller. • Supports up to 3.5KG payloads This head can be built in two flavours depending on your requirements. Links: Kits for all the non 3D print parts are available here: https://digital-bird-motion-control.myshopify.com/ Full printable instructions: https://www.instructables.com/PTZ-PAN-TILT-HEAD-DB3-DB3-VISCA/ 3D parts are available here: https://www.printables.com/model/558734-digital-bird-db3_visca-pan-tilt-head-with-support- Credits: This project makes particular use of two main open source arduino libraries for which I am very grateful. gin66/FastAccelStepper A great resource for controlling multiple stepper motors with acceleration control on all steppers Seithan/EasyNextion Library An easy to use method of setting up and actioning commands from the Nextion displays.