Tilta Nucleus-M II Zoom Module for Hand Grip

The Tilta Zoom Module WLC-T06-ZM mounts on the Nucleus-M II Hand Grip and adds control of a second motor: a pressure-sensitive zoom rocker and an A/B button that limits the motor's range. It is the same module the right-hand grip WLC-T06-HG-R carries from the factory — on its own it serves as a replacement or as an add-on for the left-hand grip WLC-T06-HG-L, which it fits with the same quick-release connection.

The Tilta Zoom Module turns the Nucleus-M II Hand Grip into a two-motor controller: the grip's thumb wheel drives one (typically focus), the module on top the other (zoom or iris). The quick-release connection moves it from one grip to the other in a moment.

Pressure zoom rocker, A/B points, quick release

The module's rocker is a pressure sensor (force pad): it responds to how hard you press, not how far it moves — a light touch gives a slow, smooth zoom, firmer pressure a fast one. Press the rocker only lightly, so that it does not physically move; heavy pressure does it no good. The A/B button gives the second motor two end points it then travels between, so zoom or iris never overshoot. The module has a quick-release connection and is two-way: it fits both the right and the left Nucleus-M II Hand Grip.

The Tilta Nucleus-M II system

Nucleus-M II is wireless lens control: motors on 15/19 mm rods turn focus, iris and zoom, the FIZ hand unit or the hand grip with wheel drive them remotely, and power and data run over 7-pin cables. The parts of the WLC-T06 series combine — motor gears, cables, brackets, grip modules and the case all belong to the same system, including this one.