The Chrosziel MN-200 Wireless Lens Control Systemfrom Chrosziel MN-200 Wireless Lens Control Systemcombines a receiver and a handheld transmitter unit for remote control of focus, iris, and camera record start/stop. The dual channel system operates at either the 2.4GHz or 430MHz frequency bands, offering five selectable channels in the 430 MHz band, and eleven channels in the 2.4GHz frequency band for interference-free operation. The receiver has ports that accept optional lens control cables, camera start/stop cables, and power cables. The system is compatible with optional lens motors, as well as wired analog zoom controls.

The hand unit features an ergonomically shaped handgrip and finger rest for comfortable operation, menu-guided intuitive handling through membrane keys, and a color OLED display. For focus control, a fluid-dampened hand wheel is provided, which spreads the focus range of any lens to one full turn of the wheel. Focus marks can be made on the marking disc, with two freely adjustable end stops also available. In addition to the focus wheel, the hand unit has a slide control for adjusting camera iris with extendable aluminum iris scales and adjustable end stops. Five 1/4"-20 mounting holes on the hand unit let you mount it to tripods stands, or even attach monitors. It is powered using Sony NP-FM50 type batteries.

Included with the MN-200 system is a Sony NP-FM50 type battery, battery charger, padded hand strap, padded neck strap, and two antennas for 430 MHz-band use.

Receiver and Handheld Transmitter    Remote Focus, Iris, and Record Control    2.4GHz and 430MHz Frequency Bands    Accepts Wired Analog Zoom Controls    Fluid Dampened Hand Wheel with End Stops    Iris Slide with End Stops    Adjustable Motor Power    Battery and Charger Included    Padded Hand and Neck Straps

• Compact-sized transmitter and receiver
• Dual-band system offering five channels in the 430 MHz frequency band, and eleven channels in the 2.4GHz frequency band
• Spectrum analyzer for identifying the best transmission channel
• Ergonomically designed handgrip and finger rest
• Symmetrical design for left- or right-handed users
• Menu-guided intuitive handling through membrane keys and color OLED display
• Four freely assignable hotkeys
• Optional lens calibration through receiver
• Hand wheel with adjustable fluid dampening
• Two freely adjustable end stops on the hand wheel
• Mechanical lock in the hand wheel
• Magnifier function for "near" and "remote", allowing to spread the range around the nearest or the indefinite lens setting without losing the option to move to the other end stop
• Spreading of any lens range at one turn of the hand wheel
• Hermetically sealed non-contact slide control for setting iris
• Exchangeable iris scales made of aluminum
• Two adjustable end stops for the slider of the iris control
• Electronic "Hold" to capture settings and keep them
• Indicator LED for all functions on the receiver
• Record/Start/Stop signal for the camera
• The same combi-socket can be used for connecting the cable of an analog zoom control
• Internal booster to amplify motor power up to 30 volts
• Socket for gooseneck lamp
• Serial interface
• Adjustable motor power
• USB port
• Battery level indicator for camera and hand unit (transmitter)
• Five 1/4"-20 threads on the hand unit (transmitter)
• Rechargeable Sony NP-FM50 lithium-ion battery and charger included
• Padded hand- and neck-strap
• Two MHz band antennas

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with Nikon d3300,3400, and D4 cameras as far as record controls and focus and zoom with the two motors?

A: Tilta doesn't have a Run/Stop cable for those Nikon cameras yet but this also requires P-Tap power from a brick battery or D-Tap port + a 15MM rod system.

Q: 2. Hello, I have this Tilta handle (right grip) and teh Wooden B-Box for Komodo which has a three pin lemo R/S port. What is the correct cable needed to run from the grip to the R/S on the Wooden B-Box in order to use the Record button on the grip?

A: The Run/Stop cable for the Nucleus M is https://bhpho.to/3JhOudH

Q: 3. would this handgrip work with the nucleus-nano motors?

A: Yes, the Tilta Nucleus-M Handgrip in this kit works with the Nucleus-Nano motor.

Q: 4. Does the kit include batteries for the follow focus remote?,

A: Regarding the Tilta Nucleus-M Wireless Lens Control System, the batteries are not included for the follow focus remote.

Q: 5. Why does the package only have 2 motors if the video has 3motor functions. And how long is a while after to purchase 3motor

A: We do not know why Tilta decided to package this kit with 2 motors at this time. At the time of this posting, April 26th 2018, we do not have a timeline on when motors for the Nucleus-M will be available for separate purchase. Please keep an eye on this website as new releases are listed all the time.

Q: 6. Any one use this follow Focus in a Rig with any Sony A7 cameras? I want to use it with A7III and Rokinon cine lens I have .Thanks

A: This lens control is camera agnostic meaning you can use it with any camera and cine geared lens.

Q: 7. How noisy are the motors? Enough to cause issues w/ sound?

A: This is a new product and as of yet untested by customers. I will say however, that this product is for the pro market. And if the motors are the least bit noisy, this will not sell. I am sure Tilta is well aware of this and has made this product accordingly.

Q: 8. How can I connect a LANC cable on the TILTA handle to RUN/STOP a Z CAM. ?

A: Please add the following LANC Run/Stop cable to your Nucleus M for Zcam control. BH #TIRS01LANC https://bhpho.to/3P6n5y5

Q: 9. How much does a single motor and power cord weigh?

A: The D-Tap power cord weighs 1.1 oz / 32 g, and below you can find the weighing for the motor: 6.7 oz / 190 g (motor only) 7.9 oz / 225 g (with 15mm rod adapter) 7.8 oz / 221 g (with 19mm rod adapter)

Q: 10. Can the hand grips be powered by ptap passthrough from the lens motors? Id hate to have to worry about changing batteries in the handles

A: yes, thank god.