IDDQD ID.TF2X

Multi channel extension controller for 833, 888, Scorpio

€177.50

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Product number: K038724

Sound Devices 833 (+4):
7-8 | 9-10 | 11-12 | Bus1-Bus2

Sound Devices 888:
9-10 | 11-12 | 13-14 | 15-16

Sound Devices Scorpio:
13-14 | 15-16 | 17-18 | 19-20

Black button will change operation mode to trim . The recorder’s trim / volume settings are stored on a power cycle.

The unit has two smooth endless rotary encoder knobs with push buttons, that can control multiple channels by switching the channel set. It weighs only 60 grams, measuring 62x27x60 mm (including knob height) mm. The unit needs 12-15 seconds to boot.

– Plug in via USB A
– Black button toggle trim or volume. Trim = LED flash, Volume = LED solid
– Double press each encoder to cycle back and forth through channel sets
– Single press each encoder to activate PFL for corresponding channel

The enclosure is made from PLA. USB plugs in from the right underside

Please note, when the controller is first plugged in or rebooted, volume changes will initially start from -inf, then be stored locally for normal operation. Trim changes will always start from their relative position stored in the mixer.

If you have an 833 without +4 plugin, and don’t need those extra channels, you can still use this controller for just ch 7-8.

Encoder single press will activate “just” PFL because opening the channel page from a third party controller will activate fat ch mode, which is problematic for this controller to work with the weird set of channels. Tip: There’s already a great 8 series shortcut to access those extra channel pages ( * + PFL )

There no USB cable included, because there is no point in sending USB cables around the world, when you already have one lying around. Just make sure it’s an actual data USB cable and not a two pin charge cable.

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