Set Link Nano

The Set Link Nano is a compact Ethernet bridge built on Wi-Fi HaLow technology. In Europe, it operates in the 863–868 MHz frequency band, delivering long-range, stable connections where standard 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi fall short.

Think of it as an “air cable”: devices connected through Set Link Nanos behave exactly as if they were plugged directly into your switch or network device. The units remain invisible on your network, ensuring seamless integration.

Key Features

• Transparent networking – Plug in, pair and work instantly; no complex setup.
• Scalable – Connect 2 to 8 units depending on your needs (e.g., 3 devices to control 2 cameras).
• Fast startup – Boots and links in just 6 seconds.
• Impressive range
  • 100+ m line of sight (tested up to 2 km in ideal conditions)
  • 30–100 m with obstacles, depending on environment
  • Usually outperforms a Preston single-channel hand unit
• 5 Mbps to 1 Mbps throughput, depending on signal quality.
• Massive reliability improvement over traditional Wi-Fi.

Designed for Film Sets

With its compact and light design, the Set Link Nano is the perfect companion for camera control and live grading at any distance. It has been successfully tested with:

• Sony Venice 1 & 2, Burano, FX6
• ARRI Alexa Mini, Mini LF, LF, 35, 65, 265
• RED Raptor & Raptor XL
• Phantom Flex 4K

To ensure seamless integration, we also offer custom control cables tailored for most of these cameras.

Beyond Cameras

As an Ethernet bridge, Set Link Nano also supports any low-bandwidth network device. Proven use cases include:

• Cine7 with camera control license
• Remote SDI router control (via Bitfocus Companion web UI or hardware panel)
• Wireless control of LUT boxes and monitors
• USB-over-network

What’s in the Box

• 1 × Set Link Nano
• 1 × Short antenna (for compact builds)
• 1 × Long antenna (for maximum range)
• 1 × Lemo-2 ↔ Lemo-2 cable
• 1 × D-Tap ↔ Lemo-2 cable
• 6 × Colored rubber rings (to quickly identify units)

Learn More

For setup instructions, troubleshooting, and advanced configurations, see the Set Link Nano User Manual