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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

GROUP BUY - Tilta Nucleus-M Wireless Follow Focus

Spent some more time today and got the focus, iris, zoom working perfectly. Still can't get the Red start/stop cable to work at all.
 
I had issues getting the start/stop cable to work too. Are you using the V-lock I/O Expander module? I have that and it didn't work for me BUT it worked on a colleagues module that isn't the v-lock i/o expander.
 
For me, both the RED cable and the 3 pin Fischer (through Tilta top plate and WC D box) worked without an issue. Did you go in the cameras menu, and fiddled with the communications menu? I'm not sure what the right setting is, but I did change a couple of parameters in there...
 
David, you’ll find the menu rcp settings in the camera. When the cable is plugged into the ‘Ctrl’ plug, the start/stop works.
 
Did anyone test the nucleus-M with the Leica-R summicrons yet?
 
Hi

Am seeing this quite late...
If anyone of you (Who already registered for the GroupBuy) changed mind in purchasing this... please let me know.
I would be greatful to you in taking your spot on the GroupBuy queue. If the thread owner allows that.

Thanks
Uday
 
Chris McKechnie said:
1.) Near silent...no issues with sound
2.) No problem turning Vintage glass as they have very high torque which is user controllable.
3.) I personally haven't used either one of those, but the Nucleus M is an amazing system, built well, great range, user interface, etc. and for the price, it's unbeatable.
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Now if only us others on the GB (beside the privileged few) actually get one :-)

Tilta have had our $ for a long time and there needs to be someone giving us updates at the very least.

Chris, I know you have moved on to your next GB but we need a honest assessment on whats going on with this one. Thanks, Adam
 
I'm using my nucleus 2-axis today and I'm having an issue:

Zoom motor will randomly make a quick adjustment, so my frame is off. It can be a big or small jump. Once I make an actual adjustment with the zoom rocker, it will snap back to place. I've adjusted wireless strength, and channel # with no success. I've now mapped the zoom motor to Iris control, but I've seen it happen this way as well. Camera is on a small jib, tethered to 17" monitor.

Anyone experience this issue?
 
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