Hi,
works well here. We use it with Grafit and Scoro packs. Not sure what you need to know specifically, the RFS transmitter provides different channels to separate user groups, has two additional buttons for overall power up/down, which can be handy if you use several units. Transmitting time has always been fast enough for our style of work, but we usually don´t use faster speeds than 1/250. It does not show any misfires and and the range of distance is OK as well. The best thing about the transmitter is it is really a very tiny unit that easily fits on your hot shoe.
The tranceiver is a remote control and feedback display via an USB connected computer that allowes to control any settings you could do at your pack. Especially with the scoro at lot easier to reach functions that are deep down in the menues of the pack. Now the transceiver is controlled by a piece of software that has not been much updated since its original release with the grafits in the past millennium. And it looks exactly like that: Past millennium. (Anybody of the bron folks reading here? Please adress this!)
Controlling multiple units is difficult, you always only have one window showing only one unit, you can choose your units in tabs, but sometimes a pack looses connection for a moment, it disappears and when it is found again is sorted in the tabs somewhere else.
It is a great system if you have to control a unit that is installed with a rail system at the ceiling of a studio, placed in a separate room / floor or somewhere else where it cannot be reached directly, for anything else it is definitly easier to control a unit straight forward. The software can be downloaded from bron and can be run in a demo mode that shows its functions without transceiver. HTH.
Cheers, Ulf
