PFS Pocket Controller
- Conveniently small handheld transmitter
- Direct selection of firing cues
- Dozens of possibilities per cue
- Available deadman switch functionality provides higher level of safety
- Robust membrane keypad
Included
1 Standard antenna
2 AA alkaline batteries
Specifications
| Firing cues | 6 |
| Operation time | standby: 38 h Firing Mode ON: 15 h |
| Acoustic signals | Yes |
| All parameters adjustable at the device | Yes |
| Number of effects: simultaneously | unlimited |
| Number of effects: independent | 60,000 |
| Housing | very robust plastic housing |
| Manual firing mode | Yes |
| Automatic firing mode | No, only semi-automatic via stepping sequences |
| No PC system required | Yes |
| Radio range | up to 800 m / 2,000 m |
| Coverage area | 2,000,000 m² / 12,500,000 m² |
| Radio range test function | Yes, 0-99 % |
| Battery monitoring | Yes |
| Battery type | 2x AA Alkaline batteries or NiMH accumulators |
| Independent from mains supply | Yes |
| Dimensions | 133 x 65 x 22 mm |
| Net weight | 165 g |
| Possibility of firmware updates | Yes |
| Indicators | LEDs red / green / blue |
| Additional safety features | dead man’s switch |
| Radio modules | fully integrated |
| Communication | bi-directional (Teach-in and remote programming of the radio channel) |
FAQ’s
Q: Can I use this instead of a PFC controller if I am just using G-Flames?
A: Firing cues can be programmed directly on G-Flame units so this is possible. The number of different cues would be limited to 6 instead of 999 on the PFC and a great amount of other functionality would also be missing. The PFS Pocket controller is mainly intended as a companion to the PFC to fit certain use cases and it can also be used to operate Advanced series equipment without a PFC.
Add-Ons
N/A
