IDX System Technology RM-C2 LANC Lens FIZ Controller with ND Button for Canon/Sony Camcorder

IDX RM-C2 LANC Lens FIZ Controller with ND Button is a control box for remote REC start/stop plus variable-speed focus, iris, and zoom on LANC-equipped Sony and Canon camcorders. It also adds an ND filter button for remote filter selection and connects via a 2.5mm TRS (LANC / Canon lens) input.

Highlights

• Variable-speed focus/iris/zoom control for smoother lens moves
• ND filter button for remote filter selection on the camera
• REC start/stop button with lock to prevent accidental hits
• White balance button plus six assignable function buttons for quick settings
• LANC Daisy-chain connector is listed in key features for expansion workflows

Quick Specs & Uses

• Control features: Zoom control, focus control, iris control, start/stop recording
• Extra controls: ND filter button, white balance button, six assignable function buttons
• Input: 1x 2.5 mm TRS (LANC / Canon lens) input
• Operating: 32 to 72°F / 0 to 40°C; Storage: -20 to 140°F / -29 to 60°C
• Size / weight: 4.7 x 3.1 x 1.7 in (120 x 80 x 44 mm); 9.9 oz / 280 g

Why It Helps

On tripod and fixed-position work, the cleanest shot is usually the one where nobody touches the camera. RM-C2 keeps core lens and recording control at the operator position, adds an ND button for quick exposure management, and uses variable-speed response so your moves look deliberate.

System Characteristics

• Designed for LANC-equipped Sony and Canon camcorders
• Connects via a 2.5mm TRS (LANC / Canon lens) input
• Provides zoom, focus, iris, and start/stop recording control
• Adds ND filter selection, plus white balance and assignable function buttons
• Published operating and storage ranges support planning for real deployments

What’s In The Box

IDX System Technology RM-C2 LANC Lens FIZ Controller with ND Button for Canon/Sony Camcorder and 2.5mm LANC Cable

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