The Aparo AG1-K1 Wireless CRMX DMX Transceiver is a wireless transmitter designed to meet the demands of modern lighting and stage production. With its advanced technology and robust features, the AG1-K1 becomes an asset for wireless communication in professional environments. Additionally, the AG1-K1 comes with a protective case to store the item appropriately.

Supports up to 512 DMX Channels    For ASC and NSC Communication Protocol    Supports DMX and RDM    G3 and G4 Sensors    1640 ft of Connectivity

• Lumenradio Wireless 1x512 Channel technology supports up to 512 DMX channels for seamless integration with your lighting setup.
• Full-duplex DMX and RDM for smooth and efficient data transmission and remote device management.
• ASC and NSC communication protocol for versatility and compatibility with various lighting systems and controllers.
• Wireless DMX signal with G3/G4s technology, offering stable performance and no interference.
• Wireless range of 1640' for reliable long-distance communication without the need for extensive cabling.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If I want to change settings on the Nikon Z 7 remotely, could I use a WR-1 in conjunction with a WR-R10?

A: Yes, the Nikon WR-1 Wireless Remote Control Transceiver will work with Nikon Z 7 in conjunction with a WR-R10 controller.

Q: 2. Is the WR-1 compatible with the Nikon Z 9?

A: Yes Nikon WR-1 Wireless Remote Control Transceiver is compatible with the Nikon Z9.

Q: 3. If I just need to adjust light intensity, how many DMX 512 internally compatible lights (not needing the DMX adapters) can I control with this controller?

A: No. The following system will only run off a Controller/Transmitter wireless system.

Q: 4. Is TimoLink RX directly compatible with virtual consoles such as Blackout or ARRI stellar app? Or do you have to purchase TX?

A: No, the following system runs of its own protocol system. Freq 2412.99 mhz - 2464.49 mhz

Q: 5. Will this unit work with the Sony flashes such as F43M?

A: If you do a search for WT-1 for Sony you will see that Metz makes a unit for Sony. I shoot with Canon. Im not familiar with Sony cameras. I imagine you could give Metz a call to make sure its compatible with your camera.

Q: 6. Have a Sony HVL60 Flash. Would like to make this flash totally wireless without purchasing the HVL60-FM wireless unit. Will both units work with a Sony RX10M4 camera?

A: You would need a minimum of two WT-1T units: one for the camera and one for the HVL-F60M flash. It is possible that is can work on the RX10 Mark IV, but it has not been tested to our knowledge.

Q: 7. Can you use a Metz (Nikon) receiver WT-1R with a Metz (Sony) WT-1T trigger?

A: No, you cannot. According to Metz, they state that it is not recommended to mix different WT-1 radio trigger systems (e.g. WT-1T Nikon and WT-1R Sony). Such a mixed system will not work correctly.

Q: 8. How well does it work with the D850? Its a lot of $$$ if it doesn't do well.

A: On the bottom of the page, it lists compatible cameras, with the D850 being one of them.

Q: 9. Compatible with Ratpac Satellite?

A: The Godox TimoLink RX Wireless DMX Receiver BH #GORX is a CRMX receiver and should be able to receive signal from any CRMX compatible transmitter.

Q: 10. Which Sony camera shoe is this compatible with old A's or newer MIS as on A7. If the latter, can I then use a HVL 42AM (old style) on top of the transceiver?

A: The Metz WT-1T Wireless Transceiver for Sony, B&H # MEMZWT1TS, listed above uses the Sony Multi-Interface hot shoe both on the bottom and top hot shoe. If you wish to use the WT-1T on an older Sony Alpha camera that uses the (now discontinued) Minolta Auto-Lock hot shoe design, you may purchase the Sony Auto-Lock Shoe Adapter, B&H # SOADPAMA, to connect the Metz WT-1T to your camera. If you wish to connect an older Auto-Lock hot shoe flash such as the Sony HVL-F42AM Digital Camera Flash to either the WT-1T or the WT-1R, you would need to purchase the Sony Multi Interface Shoe Adapter, B&H # SOADPMAA, for your usage needs.