Tilta Nucleus-M 7-Pin to 7-Pin Motor to Motor Connection Cable
Key Features
- 7-Pin Male to 7-Pin Male Cable
- Length: 21.65″ (55 cm)
- Daisy-Chains Two Nucleus-M Motors
- Transfers Data and Control Signals
- Durable Connectors and Cable Jacket
- Power Required from Primary Motor
Description
Tilta Nucleus-M 7-Pin to 7-Pin Motor-to-Motor Connection Cable
Seamlessly Daisy-Chain Two Nucleus-M Motors for Unified Lens Control
The Tilta Nucleus-M 7-Pin to 7-Pin Motor-to-Motor Connection Cable is an essential accessory for expanding your Nucleus-M wireless follow focus setup. Measuring 21.65 inches (55 cm) in length, this durable cable connects two Nucleus-M motors directly, enabling one powered motor to control the other without requiring an additional wireless module.
Streamline Your Nucleus-M Motor Setup
This cable allows for efficient daisy-chaining between motors, significantly simplifying power and data transmission on multi-motor lens setups. Ideal for configurations requiring control over focus, iris, and zoom simultaneously, this cable ensures accurate and synchronized motor communication.
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Simplifies cable management on compact rigs
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Enables dual-motor setups with minimal cabling
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Maintains full FIZ control functionality when combined with a powered motor
Powering Requirements
While this cable provides both data and control signal between motors, it does not deliver power to the second motor independently. You must connect your first motor to a power source using a compatible D-Tap to 7-pin, PTAP, or 3-pin LEMO to 7-pin cable (sold separately). Once the first motor is powered, the second motor connected via this 7-pin cable will receive data signals from it.
Durable & Flexible Build
Designed to endure the rigors of professional use, the cable features reinforced 7-pin connectors and a flexible braided jacket that resists wear while maintaining flexibility. Its 21.65″ length offers enough slack for rigs of various sizes without excess bulk.
Compatibility
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Tilta Nucleus-M Motors
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Works with any Nucleus-M system requiring multiple motors (focus, iris, zoom)
