Fa-Aux30 Auxiliary Remote Control Unit

Fa-aux30 Auxiliary Remote Control Unit

Product Code: eq17349
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The FA-AUX30 Auxiliary Remote Control Unitfrom FA-AUX30 Auxiliary Remote Control Unitis a remote control unit that controls the FA-1010 Multi Channel Signal Processor and the FA-10RU remote control unit GPI input and output. The FA-AUX30 features user-assignable function button switches, and the colors of the front panel indicators are configurable via the back panel dip switch setting.

Parameters
Indicators	1 x LED DC Power 30 x Push button
Connectors	3 x 25-pin Sub-D GPI
Controls	1 x LED color selection control
Temperature & Humidity	32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C), 30 to 90% non condensing
Cable	Connection type: 25-pin Sub-D male Length: 32.8' (10 m) maximum
Power Supply	5.4 VDC
Power Consumption	5.4 VDC, 2.5 W
Dimensions	16.9 x 1.7 x 1.4" (43.0 x 4.4 x 3.5 cm)
Weight	1.8 lb (0.8 kg)

Can be used by connecting to an FA-10GPI option on FA-1010 units, or an FA-10RU.

Simple connection using 3 GPI cables (Power also supplied via GPI cables)

Selectable LED button colors (red, green, orange)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does Leica SF C1 work with Nissin MG 10?

A: Yes, they work together.

Q: 2. Can this control my Astera Titans?

A: The Apollo Bridge can be used with an DMX compatible light, but it looks like you will also need to purchase the Astera PowerBox for Titan Tubes, B&H # ASFP1PWB. This will give the Astera TitanTube lights a DMX connection for your planned usage needs.

Q: 3. Will this work on the new tiny 2 version?

A: No, OBSBOT Tiny Remote Control BH #OBORB2109CT will not work with the OSBOT TINY2 which requires the new smart remote control. This works with the OBSBOT Tiny4k and the OBSBOT TINY. A new smart remote for the TINY2 will soon be available.

Q: 4. Will this work with the Leica S (typ 007)?

A: Yes it is compatible.

Q: 5. Why are there no user manual for the remote on the web?

A: The instructions for the remote control are in the MVG460 & MVG460FFR manual under the accessories tab on page 30. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/642255.pdf

Q: 6. Does the Leica SF C1 remote control unit work with the Leica D-LUX7 Camera?

A: No, the Leica SF C1 Remote Control Unit does not work with the Leica D-LUX7 camera.

Q: 7. Is this remote compatible with the Profoto B2 TTL?

A: No. Just with Leica units.

Q: 8. can this be used as a ccu through a telecast copperhead system?

A: I have been unable to find out from Panasonic or the cable manufacturer if this combination will work as you wish. I will have to recommend that you contact a video engineer with expertise in this equipment.

Q: 9. Can this remote work with other PTZ USB cameras like the Insta360 Link?

A: The OBSBOT Tiny Remote Control BH #OBORB2109CT will work with only the OSBOT Tiny PTZ Camera.

Q: 10. How many universes does apollo have?

A: Each Apollo Bridge has one universe.

Ron	26/09/2024
[5.4 VDC] Paired effortlessly with Leica SF 60 flash and adds a new dimension to exterior portraits when used with my M10 Monochrome and I anticipate that it will work as well with my M11 whenever it arrives. 5

Rog	27/07/2024
[5.4 VDC, 2.5 W] Very easy to pair with SF 60 Flash. Very easy to use. I recommend it. 5

Mark	25/07/2024
[5.4 VDC] Allows control of the OBSBOT video when hand gestures and voice get in the way. 5

anyonymous	16/07/2024
[5.4 VDC, 2.5 W] Great! 5

Craig	08/07/2024
[1.8 lb (0.8 kg)] For the first time there is a remote control unit that works with Leica. Easy to use, powerful and connects easily with the SF60 flash. Highly recommended! 5

Luciano	26/04/2024
[5.4 VDC, 2.5 W] It's known that on-camera flash units for the Leica Camera system are limited and that on-camera flash restricts the photographer to limited lighting possibilities. The Leica SF C1 Remote Control Unit allows multiple flash units off-camera and on different channels to fire with different intensities for excellent versatility and creativity in the studio and on location. 5

Julian	09/04/2024
[5.4 VDC, 2.5 W] I used to shoot with a Canon 1Dx, for which I acquired the equivalent remote control unit and two 680 Ex flashes; I did quite a lot with that setup, from wedding shoots to macro work. When I moved into Leica equipment, I was resigned to relinquishing that capability; but now, with this remote, my SL2-S and two SF-60s, I'm back to par. I can't say I've fully explored the possibilities with the Leica, but the flexibility and power of these compact flashes, and the intuitive working of the remote, all seem very promising. I had a moment of doubt pairing the thing with the flashes, but in the end it worked as intended, so I'm not sure what I'd done wrong at the outset. 5