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Teradek CTRL.3 Three-Axis Wireless Lens Controller (Imperial)

For precise lens control with your Teradek RT motors and receivers, the Teradek CTRL.3 Three-Axis Wireless Lens Controller can control focus, iris, or zoom with ease. The CTRL.3 has an outdoor wireless range of 5000' and an indoor wireless range of 500'. You can also use the included 5-pin monitor interface cable to connect directly to a monitor.

SKU: GC49-53.15-0047-I

Teradek CTRL.3 Three-Axis Wireless Lens Controller (Imperial)

Teradek CTRL.3 Three-Axis Wireless Lens Controller (Imperial)

For precise lens control with your Teradek RT motors and receivers, the Teradek CTRL.3 Three-Axis Wireless Lens Controller can control focus, iris, or zoom with ease. The CTRL.3 has an outdoor wireless range of 5000' and an indoor wireless range of 500'. You can also use the included 5-pin monitor interface cable to connect directly to a monitor.

The large focus knob, flexible mounting options, OLED display for configuration and lens data, and its lightweight design make the CTRL.3 accessible and easy to use. It's powered by a single LP-E6 battery (available separately) which provides approximately 36 hours of usage time. Features include a lens mapping firmware update to utilise the included pre-marked focus or iris rings for quick autocalibration when switching lenses during a shoot. The CTRL.3 comes with five white discs Type-B, a 3' USB cable, a SmallHD monitor interface cable, a large case, six pre-marked focus rings, and four Iris strip sliders.

Run/stop control for RED (EPIC, SCARLET, WEAPON, RAVEN, etc.), ARRI (ALEXA, AMIRA, etc.), Phantom, Sony F55, and LANC cameras (Blackmagic, Canon C100/300/500, Sony FS7, etc.)

Knob, slider, zoom x/y, and rollers (a + b)

Lens data overlays on SmallHD monitors running OS3 allow you to get follow focus information directly on your monitor including focal distance, focal length, iris, and zoom

MDR.X, MDR.ACI, and RT iOS app Bluetooth compatibility

Manage, update, and configure your Teradek RT system with the Teradek RT app for iOS

Four 1/4"-20 threads, an ARRI rosette with M6 thread, and lanyard mount for mounting

Slot for a Canon LP-E6 battery (6.2 to 8.4V)

5-pin locking connector for wired mode

USB port provides monitor interface and wired control

Pre-marked rings come in imperial units

Key Features:

Wireless Focus, Iris, and Zoom Control

Compatible with RT Motors and Receivers

Up to 5000' Wireless Range

Built-In OLED

Slot for Canon LP-E6 Battery

Built-In Lens Mapping and Data Storage

Bluetooth 2.4 GHz

Teradek RT App

SmallHD Monitor Interface Cable

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Teradek CTRL.3 Three-Axis Wireless Lens Controller (Imperial)

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Teradek CTRL.3 Three-Axis Wireless Lens Controller (Imperial)

For precise lens control with your Teradek RT motors and receivers, the Teradek CTRL.3 Three-Axis Wireless Lens Controller can control focus, iris, or zoom with ease. The CTRL.3 has an outdoor wireless range of 5000' and an indoor wireless range of 500'. You can also use the included 5-pin monitor interface cable to connect directly to a monitor.

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