Bit Part bitbox

Bit Part bitbox – A remote control for cameras with a magical feel

Bit Part bitbox is an innovative 868 MHz remote control designed for filmmakers seeking a reliable and efficient solution for remotely controlling their cameras. With its compact design and user-friendly features, the bitbox is perfect for both professional and hobby filmmakers who want complete control over their recordings without being tethered to the camera.

Features and Benefits

Bit Part bitbox offers a range of impressive features that make it an indispensable tool for filmmakers. It is equipped with a field-replaceable antenna system, ensuring that you always have a stable signal, regardless of the environment. The user interface has intuitive signal level lights and a power light, making it easy to see the device's status at a glance. Additionally, the bitbox has a base station/remote radio selector with a pairing light, facilitating the connection to your camera.

The mechanical design includes a 1/4-20 threaded hole with ARRI and SmallHD anti-rotation patterns, making it easy to mount the bitbox in various locations. Furthermore, there is a 15 mm grid with ten M4 mounting holes and a 20 mm grid with seven M2.5 mounting holes, making it compatible with Wooden Camera mini accessory rails. The durable construction of black anodized 6061 and 7075 aluminum ensures that the bitbox is both lightweight and robust, making it ideal for field use.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 81.13 mm x 51.2 mm x 21.8 mm
• Weight: Less than 100g
• Material: Black anodized 6061 & 7075 aluminum, durable plastic buttons and switches
• Antenna: Field-replaceable antenna
• Power Supply: 11-36 volts, polarity agnostic
• USB-C: 5 volts power in/out
• Ethernet: Gigabit Ethernet for connecting to devices without Ethernet ports
• Includes: bitbox (868MHz / EU), articulating RP-SMA antenna (made by TE Connectivity)

Frequently asked questions

What is the frequency for the Bit Part bitbox?
It operates at 868 MHz.

What is the power supply for the Bit Part bitbox?
It has a power supply of 11-36 volts and is polarity agnostic.

What material is the Bit Part bitbox made of?
It is made of black anodized 6061 and 7075 aluminum as well as durable plastic buttons and switches.

How can the Bit Part bitbox be mounted?
It has a 1/4-20 threaded hole with ARRI and SmallHD anti-rotation patterns as well as mounting holes in 15 mm and 20 mm grids.