The Radio Interface Adapter RIA-1, AMP-2 Sett from ARRI lets you quickly mount an RIA-1 Radio Interface Adapter on your rig without blocking access to your camera's ports. This quick release set comprises an RIA-1 adapter, a 6.3" NATO rail, a NATO rail clamp with a 3/8"-16 screw mount, and a swivel bracket.
The versatile RIA-1 Radio Interface Adapter from ARRI functions as the hub of your Hi-5 control system, supporting ARRI's interchangeable RF-EIMP, RF-2400, and RF-900 radio modules. Use the RIA-1 for remote focus, iris, and/or zoom control and camera run/stop and tally functions.
Compatible with any ARRI or third-party pro camera, the RIA-1 interface also works with cmotion and other third-party control devices and distance measurement units. This compact, future-proof component incorporates one CAM, one serial, and two LBUS ports.
ript>- Future-proof design with interchangeable radio modules
- Use with RF-EMIP, RF-2400, or RF-900 module to suit different wireless environments
- Provides one CAM, one serial, and two LBUS connections
- Works with any pro camera and multiple ARRI and third-party control devices
- Works as either a transmitter or receiver
- Functions as a lens motor controller
Expand your selection of accessory mounts on your camera rig using the Swivel Mechanism Bracket from ARRI and the separate AMP-1 or NATO Rail Bar NRB-160. This aluminum bracket features a NATO rail clamp, swivel hinge, thumb-lever fastener, and a 3/8"-16 screw mount.
Secure a NATO rail-mount component on your camera rig using this NRB-160 NATO Rail Bar from ARRI. This 6.3" NATO rail features ARRI multi-hex threads, anti-twist accessory threads, and a push-button safety release on each end.
Secure a video transmitter unit to your Sony BURANO camera rig with this ARRI NRC-2 NATO Rail Clamp. The clamp attaches to any of the BURANO-compatible ARRI side brackets via a NATO rail clamp. It features a flat mounting surface with a captive screw to secure your transmitter to. The clamp has a two-part modular design for wide compatibility with most transmitter units.