The Redrock Micro microRemote Fingerwheel Controller Add-On Option is an optional component for the microRemote wireless lens control system. The fingerwheel mounts onto a microHandGrip (sold separately) and enables precise adjustments with 270° of rotation (with built-in hard stops). The fingerwheel control cable is included.

Wired Fingerwheel Focus Controller    Basestation Controller    SLS Motor Fits on 15mm Rod    SLS Motor Weighs only 4.23 Ounces    For Single Operator with Handheld Rigs    Lightweight, Thin flexCable for Power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it control by wireless only? Can it directly control by fingerwheel through the cable?

A: Yes, this particular bundle comes with the fingerwheel which is a wired connection. perfect for solo operators, very fast and responsive

Q: 2. I have the thumb wheel set. Will this controller only set up match with the unit I have now? Or do I need to purchase something else as well?

A: Hi LucasThanks for your question. If you have a microRemote fingerwheel system including basestation and motor, then you only need to purchase this hand unit and it will work correctly to provide wireless remote focus. You just need to ensure the basestation and the hand unit are on the same channel. if you have any additional questions on how to use please contact us at support@redrockmicro.comthanks!

Q: 3. Will this work with a Tera deck?

A: Yes it is :)

Q: 4. How can you change the focus throw?? I get how to change Gain/smoothness but want to adjust the throw. At the moment, if you turn the Remote only a few millimetres it will focus the lens quite extremely. I hope that makes sense!?

A: Hi Dane - the microRemote has 270 degrees of throw which should be more than enough for almost any lens (with the exception of macro lenses that have )you can manually calibrate to a portion of the lens' throw so you can get even more granularity for shots that have limited range. If you are looking for additional support and you own a microRemote please contact our support group at support@redrockmicro.com - they can offer more assistance there. Thanks

Q: 5. Can this motor be assigned and controlled by the movi controller?

A: According to Redrock Micro yes it can. The SLS Lens Motor is compatible with the Freefly’s MoVI Controller.

Q: 6. Will these cables work with the Ronin M?

A: Hi Stephanie - thanks for asking. Yes the flexCable wireless kit works for all Ronins including Ronin M

Q: 7. Does this have the LEMO FGG.0B.301 male connectors?

A: Unfortunately, Redrock Micro does not provide information on how their 7-Pin LEMO to 7-Pin LEMO flexCable is constructed. It is specifically made for use with their microRemote Torque Motor.

Q: 8. I want to use this on the Dji Ronin M, What else do I need to buy to make this work? Just a Ptap Cable to power it from the Ronin M? I basically want to be able to be a single operator with the thumb controller. Where Can I find out what all I need to make this work. I live in South America and do not want to have to order some other part after the fact. Thanks for any information as I am looking for a solution for one man operation with a ronin m, a7sII an Loxia lens. I know I need the gear straps for the lens, but is there anything else I need? Extra plates,arms or anything for the ronin to get this set up and work, Plan on using a smallhd502 on the ronin handles. Thanks for any information.

A: Hi EricThere's a lot of ground to cover there. what I recommend is picking up the remote fingerwheel bundle without cables, and get the DJI specific cable pack:a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1140914-REG/redrock_micro_8_114_0011_microremote_handheld_fingerwheel_bndle.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1140914-REG/redrock_micro_8_114_0011_microremote_handheld_fingerwheel_bndle.html/aa href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1111304-REG/redrock_micro_8_100_0007_dji_ronin_microremote.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1111304-REG/redrock_micro_8_100_0007_dji_ronin_microremote.html/afor mounting the motor, you'll want the rhino mount, probably 4 a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1176779-REG/redrock_micro_2_167_0002_rhino_mount_shoe_mount_clamp.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1176779-REG/redrock_micro_2_167_0002_rhino_mount_shoe_mount_clamp.html/afor lens gears, you might be best to go with a kit that covers all possible lens sizes (though loxia are typically A or B sized lens gears)a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/748784-REG/Redrock_Micro_8_003_0107_microLensGears_Kit_4.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/748784-REG/Redrock_Micro_8_003_0107_microLensGears_Kit_4.html/aFor mounting the 502 monitor, you can look at the billie ball mount as a low profile ball mount that attaches to the DJI accessory platea href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/970766-REG/redrock_micro_2_138_0001_billie_ball_mount.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/970766-REG/redrock_micro_2_138_0001_billie_ball_mount.html/ahope that helps

Q: 9. Can this rig work with the Ronin M?

A: Yes the Redrock Micro microRemote Handheld is so compact it is designed to work on stabilizers as well as conventional set-up's.

Q: 10. Will this power the Red Komodo and Cine 7?

A: The Red Komodo and the SmallHD Cine 7 both have a 2-pin LEMO power connector, so in theory it should work. However with out testing I cannot confirm. This cable is described to power an optional Redrock microRemote.