The WC-IP Wireless Controller for WP-IPS, WP-IP, WP-IPNis a bespoke wireless scroll control developed specifically for prompting and has been optimized for on-screen talent operation of the script. Its compact design sits discreetly in the palm of the hand and has a forward/reverse joystick that intuitively scrolls the text. The WC-IP features three navigation buttons and two programmable function buttons for enhanced operation, where the talent needs more control options. All buttons are managed within WinPlus-IP and can be enabled/disabled/assigned when required.

Designed for use in busy studios, the WC-IP is quickly configured and paired with a base station (WB-IP, not included) within WinPlus-IP. The long-life battery can be monitored in WinPlus-IP as well as via an LED status display on the control itself and is recharged using a standard USB-C cable. Each WC-IP connects with a single WB-IP base station and will maintain connection over a distance of up to 300', to ensure even the largest productions and the most mobile on-screen talent enjoy uninterrupted smooth scroll of the script at all times.

Wrist Strap

• Bespoke, ergonomic design enables discreet operation
• Easy to operate Forward / Reverse joystick for intuitive scroll speed control
• Integrated rechargeable battery offers long run-time and simple USB-C charging
• Configuration, connection status review and battery management within WinPlus-IP
• Single receiver required (per controller) even for large studios
• Scroll control: single axis thumb actuated joystick (up/down) with centre bias
• Function buttons: Next Story, Previous Story, Top of script, Function 1 (programmable), Function 2 (programmable)
• Power: integrated rechargeable battery with USB-C charging port
• Status display: Single RGB LED (wireless connection, battery life, and charging status)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. looking for dust protection at Burning Man Festival. will this do it?

A: Short answer is no. The main part is okay but the attachment of the plastic fingers broke on my second use. If you use it I would tape up the finger holes with duct tape. DEFINITELY do not use for underwater with an expensive camera. Mine was destroyed in the process. The warrantee phone number does not work in Canada. B&H refused to deal with the issue. As a result I have not bought B&H since.

Q: 2. Will this work with a Canon Rebel T6?Is it easy to insert the camera and take pictures?

A: I imagine, I used it with a Sony A7s and the lens didn't fit snug into the housing. So it worked but it was a little struggle. As long as your lens fits the opening well it should be great.

Q: 3. will my canon t3i fit inside this?

A: yes

Q: 4. Will it fit the Sony a7iv with tamron 35-150?

A: Unfortunately, the DiCAPac WP-S10 Waterproof Case is too small for the Tamron 35-150 lens and it won't fit.

Q: 5. Will this fit a Canon 5D Mark 3 with a Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM lens? (82mm)

A: I have a Canon 5D Mark 2 with a Canon EF 24-105mm f4/L IS II USM (77mm) that I use with the DiCAPac WP-S10, and there is plenty of room. So I would assume that you would be fine with that combo.

Q: 6. Is this case for may 5d mrk iii?

A: Yes it works great with small lens

Q: 7. Does this fit a 5d mk2 with a canon 24-105 L lens?

A: The Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR Camera with 24-105mm Lens will fit in the DiCAPac WP-S10 Waterproof Case.

Q: 8. Does is fit a Canon 1d mark iii with a 24-105?

A: It most likely would . It is very big . I have one on ebay for buy it now or best offer under ravensnestmonkey . I think they are best for scuba diving or holding underwater where the bag would float . I got it to take movies /photos of family in the surf and it was too bulky for me . Only used for about 30 mins once .

Q: 9. Will Nikon d800 with 14mm-24mm F2.8 lens be able to fit into this underwater housing?

A: While the Nikon D800 DSLR camera will fit in the DiCAPac WP-S10 Waterproof Case, the Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 lens is too large to fit in the case. You may use the case with the Nikon D800 and smaller lenses (less than 3.2 inches (82mm) in diameter, and up to 6 inches in length).

Q: 10. Will the Nikon d7500 fit?

A: Im running it with a d7000 and it fits fine. Even with a battery grip I can still slide it in