QUADX GENERATOR INSTRUCTIONS BWL-0335/2 (08/05)
BOWENS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
355 Old Road
Clacton on Sea
Essex CO15 3RH UK
Tel:
Fax:
+44 (0)1255 422807
+44 (0)1255 436342
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Warnings
Introduction
QUADX
WARNINGS & FAULT FINDING
Dear Customer,
If the unit appears to have developed a fault, first establish that it is a genuine internal fault and not a
case of normal operation such as overheat. Carry out the following checks to eliminate any external
causes. If no obvious problem can be found and replacement of the modelling lamp, flash tube or fuse
does not effect a cure then it is likely that an internal fault has developed. Always return the unit to an
authorised service centre if a fault is suspected after these checks. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
SHOULD YOU ATTEMPT ANY REPAIR yourself.
Thank you for choosing the Bowens QUADX 3000 Generator.
Accurate, powerful and simple to use, the QUADX has been designed by working closely with
photographers to develop a system that meets the standards demanded in professional
photographic studios.
All ‘S-Type’ accessories from the Bowens range can be used with the QUADX head. For
details of all related products, please contact your local distributor, a list of which can be found
Flash/Misfire Warning
In order to obtain the full benefit from your purchase, please take a few moments to familiarise
yourself with this user manual.
Following a flash, the unit will temporarily display READY on the red numeric displays for 5 seconds.
This serves as a convenient method of showing correct pack operation when two or more packs are
running flashing together. If the unit receives a trigger signal from any of the valid sources (TEST, IR
REMOTE, IR TRIGGER, SYNC) but fails to flash for any reason then the red numeric will display
“headfail”. Press – to clear the message. Increase the power setting to maximum and use the TEST
button to try and flash again. If the problem continues to happen on more than the odd occasion,
particularly at lower power settings, then it is likely that the flash head tube is wearing out. Before
replacing the tube, check that the trigger wire is correctly connected and is not shorted to or in close
proximity to the metal reflector. If the unit fails to flash at all then check the flash tube for signs of
damage or overheating.
Thank you.
Bowens International Ltd.
Safety Notes
If the unit fails to flash and the display warning is not given then the Sync. lead and/or camera should
be suspected. If possible check these with another flash system. Check the polarity of the Sync. from
the camera and use an adapter to reverse it if necessary. The QuadX 3000 supplies a SYNC. voltage
of +5V with respect to the chassis Ground.
DO NOT:
• Use in an environment where moisture or flammable vapor might come in contact with the unit.
• Insert or remove flash heads without first switching off.
• Restrict air vents while in use.
OVERHEAT Warning
• Use a unit with damaged housing, moldings, flash tube or modelling lamp.
If the unit is dropped or damaged in any way, always have it checked out before using.
• Operate the unit without a safe grounded (earthed) AC supply.
The unit is fitted with overheat protection that inhibits charging until the unit has cooled sufficiently. The
display flashes the READY LED and displays a warning message on the LCD while the overheat
condition exists. Overheat will normally only occur if the unit is flashed repeatedly at a fast repetition
rate. Slowing down the repetition rate will normally help keep the unit out of overheat. Dimming the
modelling lamp or turning it off may also help.
NOTE: The controls are inhibited during overheat to prevent inadvertent changes being made. The
overheat condition remains until the pack reaches a target lower temperature or is turned off and then
on after the pack has cooled by a few degrees.
DO:
• Switch power off and disconnect from the supply before changing modelling bulb or flash tube.
• Excercise care when handling equipment that has been in use. The reflector and front end of
the flash head can become Very Hot.
• Observe the mains supply requirements.
The Control Panel Does Not Light
• Avoid placing cables where they can be tripped over. Protect from heavy, sharp or hot objects,
which may cause damage and replace damaged cables immediately.
• Due to the high voltage / high energy used in QUADX Units, all servicing must be carried out
by an authorised Service Centre.
If the control panel does not light when the unit is switched on then first check that the AC power supply
to the unit is OK and that the thermal resets buttons on the rear are set. Under exceptional conditions
of use the internal fuse may blow. This is normal and is designed to protect the unit. Report the
problem to your local service agent. Do not attempt to locate and replace the internal fuse.
• Remove the power cord by gripping the plug. NEVER pull the cord.
• Ensure that any extension cord used has a suitable current rating to prevent overheating and
never use coiled extension cords.
The Control Panel Lights but Does Not come To 'READY'
If this happens then first confirm that the AC power supply is adequate and within the prescribed limits.
Try switching the unit off, wait a minute, and then switch on again.
• ALWAYS remove the flash head covers before using.
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Control Panel Guide
Accessories
QUADX
On/Off Switch (On Rear)
Mains Inlet (On Rear)
Head Sockets
B1 & B2
120° Wide-Angle
Reflector. BW1885
50° Keylite
Reflector. BW1886
High Performance
Reflector. BW1878
75° Softlite
Reflector. BW1899
Head Sockets A1 & A2
Sync. Sockets
Ready indicator
IR remote receptor
Outlet On/Off switches
Power level displays
Channel A adjustment
Photocell Switch
Photocell receptor
40° Sunlite
Reflector. BW1868
65° Maxilite
Reflector. BW1887
Grid Reflector.
BW1863
Backlite Reflector.
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Channel B
adjustmnet
Overall
Power adjustment
Pulsar Radio Trigger System
IR Remote Switch
Flash test button
Modelling Lamp On/Off
Menu Navigation Keys
With the Pulsar Radio Trigger system you can free
yourself from trailing sync cables.
This multifunctional device can be used to trigger
flash units, film and digital cameras and light
meters up to 100m away.
The QUADX displays information about the power
available at each socket by means of four Red
Beneath the red displays are two pairs of
adjustment buttons. These control the power
available from the channel socket pairs A1/A2 and
B1/B2.
Because Pulsar is a radio transmittor, rather than
IR, it allows for triggering around corners or
through walls and is not affected by high ambient
light situations. Choose from four individual
channesl and six studio selectors, each providing
a unique ID for different flash devices or combine
them to trigger all equipment within a given setup
or studio.
LED numeric displays.
In addition, this
information is converted to Ws data and shown on
the LCD display.
To the left of the display screen there are three
toggle controls to switch the photocell, I.R remote
and modelling on or off.
To the right of the screen there is a pair of
adjustment buttons to raise or lower the power
from channels A & B, keeping them in ratio.
Each red numeric display is aligned with an
associated outlet socket. Most of the QUADX
controls are aligned with the associated socket.
Looking at the sloping control panel area, from
the handle there are four On/Off toggle switches.
These switch the channels on or off if a head is Beneath these buttons is the Open Flash test
plugged into the socket.
The red numeric display will show -- when off and
will be blank if there is no head plugged into the
socket.
Because of its low-voltage operation, it is perfect
for digital cameras. Each unit can be used as
either a transmitter or receiver and operates from
two AAA batteries.
button.
Beneath the screen are 4 menu navigation
buttons.
Pulsar (BW-5150)
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QUADX Flash Head
Function Overview
QUADX
The fan-cooled QUADX flash head is capable of
handling up to 3000Ws and is fitted with 650W
modelling lamp.
Your QUADX 3000 is a versatile and powerful photographic generator.
Flash Power
The pack has four head sockets which can deliver a total power of 3000Ws in various ways. At all
times, the pack will indicate the available power at any socket. This is scaled such that 3000Ws is
represented as 10 on the display. Lower power levels are proportional and adjustable in steps of 0.1
stops. e.g. A value of 9.0 represents half the power, 1500Ws.
The user changeable flash tube features a
three-electrode design to deliver the fastest
possible flash duration. A UV-balanced Pyrex
dome ensures colour integrity and security.
When combined with the full line of Bowens S-
type reflectors and accessories this system will
give you unmatched lighting versatility and
unlimited creative capabilities.
The pack is divided into two channels, A & B. These channels are further split across two sockets each,
A1/A2 & B1/B2. The energy available from each socket is displayed. Switching off a socket will unit to
dump the energy in order to maintain the remaining channel/socket. There is no need to manually
accomodate these changes.
To prolong the life of the flash head Bowens
generators incorporate soft-start circuitry which
dim the lamps up and down rather than abruptly
powering them on and off.
With Channel A in use only, the full pack power is available to share between sockets A1 and A2.
Therefore a single head in A1 can discharge the full 3000Ws.
With a head switched off in either of the Channel B sockets B1/B2, the pack automatically becomes
asymmetric. In this mode, a maximum of 2000Ws is available across channel A and a maximum of
1000Ws across channel B.
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As you become familiar with operating the pack, you will notice short pauses in the unit returning to
ready during power adjustments. This is because the unit always adjusts the power level to match the
displayed value for each socket. Turning a socket off, for example, requires the energy to be dumped,
hence the delay. A further reason is that for any given power level, the unit will automatically optimise
the internal capacitor useage to minimise the flash duration.
RingLite
This classic lighting accessory gives a unique full-
frontal lighting effect that makes it popular among
fashion photographers.
Ringflash Diffuser
For a softer lighting effect, this opal diffuser can
be used with the Ringflash. This will soften the
shadows and is perfect for most direct lighting
applications.
Modelling Power
Modelling On/Off is controlled by a single button. Modelling control to each head can be set to On/Off
or Intermittent. (Intermittent extinguishes the lamps when the unit is not ready)
The camera mounts to the center of an opening
that is surrounded by two semicircular 1500Ws
flash tubes to acheive amazing results. To ensure
short, freeze-action flash duration, the flash tubes
have three, rather than two, electrodes and each
has a seperate cable. The Ringflash can be used
with any QUAD generator and its integral
mounting bracket adjusts for use with virtually all
medium format, and 35mm camera.
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There are three modelling modes, Full, Proportional and automatic 100%.
The Full and Automatic 100% modes also provide a bias control allowing all lamps to be controlled in
ratio.
Main Selection Controls
The commonly required adjustments are grouped under the “Main” selection menu.
This allows control over the following;-
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1.
2.
3.
4.
Modelling.
Speaker.
IR Channel.
Bracketing.
For refined lighting effects, two quite different
reflectors are available.
Ringflash High-Intensity Reflector
This reflector increases the overall size of the light
source, intensifying the light output.
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Function Overview (cont.)
Advanced Options Menu
QUADX
Advanced Options
Advanced Options
Setup Flash Mode
Multi-Trigger.
The QUADX features a number of advanced options. These are accessed by selecting “Advanced
Options” from the ‘Main” selection menu.
The Multi-Trigger Mode allows the pack to fire a multiple number of times following a single trigger
signal. The number of times the pack will fire can be set in the range 2 - 50. In addition, the time
between firing may also be set between 0.1 and 0.9 seconds.
The following is a brief list of features available, which are described in greater detail in section 6.
Note that the user must ensure that the pack will recharge within the time specified as otherwise it will
not be READY and will not fire as expected.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Speaker Set-up.
Alternate Unite.
Brightness.
- Control Ready, Error and keypad tones.
- Choose to siplay power in Joules (Ws) or as a percentage.
- Control the display brightness.
Selection and adjustment is performed using the
&
keys to scroll and
to select.
The > character changes to * when an item is ready to change.
Time Out Settings.
Save/Recall
- Control the time before Auto-return to the main menu.
- Store and retrieve pack settings.
Advanced Options
Reset Job Counter.
Charge control
Set-up Flash Mode
Reset Job Counter
- Switch between Auto and Slow charge rates.
- Set Trigger Delays, Skip Triggers and Multiple Triggers.
- Clear the job count.
The QUADX pack has two flash counters. The total flash counter, which can not be modified by the
user and the job counter. Both counters increment on every attempted flash.
The job counter may be used to record the number of flashes over a particular period by resetting its
value to zero before a session and then reading the value after the session.
Triggering System
The unit may be triggered from the following sources.
To view the counter select:
A Sync. plug in either of the 3⁄4” jack-type sockets will trigger the pack if the ‘READY’ LED is
lit. The sync. supply is nominally +5V for low voltage camera operation. These sockets may
also be used with a Radio Trigger, Such as the Bowens Pulsar, or I.R triggers to provide a
syncronous trigger.
Advanced Options
Reset Job Counter
1.
To reset the job counter press
.
2.
3.
Test/Open Flash button. The unit will only flash if the unit is charged and the ‘READY’ LED
is either lit or flashing.
Remote Photo Cell. When switched on, the unit will trigger in response to an external flash
of light, if the ‘READY’ LED is lit. Ensure that the sloping panel is exposed clearly to the
triggering light source.
4.
I.R Remote Control Test. With the I.R receiver switch, the unit can be triggered by the open
flash test button on the I.R Handset.
Adjust the FLASH and MODELLING controls to provide the desired settings and select any options
required. Refer to the section on operation of the controls if required. Test flash the unit by pressing
the ‘TEST’ button.
Excess energy is automatically dumped when the flash power setting is reduced. Both increasing and
decreasing the power setting generates heat inside the unit. Therefore avoid repetetive Up and Down
power changes.
Refer to page 12 if you intend to make continuous use of the fast recycling feature of the unit.
NOTE: If the unit is left unused for six months or predominantly used at low power settings it is
recommended that the power be increased to maximum and the unit left switched on occasionally for
at least 30 minutes to help preserve the life of the capacitors.
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Advanced Options Menu
Getting Started
QUADX
Advanced Options
Setup Flash Mode
Remove packaging and ensure the unit is switched off.
This mode contains three advanced features.
Set-up a flash head, ensuring the protective cap is removed and the modelling lamp is switched
on.
Trigger Delay, Trigger Skip and Multi-Trigger. These features may be operated standalone or in
conjunction with one another.
Plug the head into socket A1.
FLASH MODE CONTROLS
Advanced Options
Use the
Setup Flash Mode.
keys to select.
Note: Locate the tapered part of the socket first, then press down on the cable and ensure the
socket ‘clicks’ into place properly as pictured.
> TRI GGER DELAY OFF
TRI GGER SKI P OFF
MULTI - TRI GGER OFF
&
HINT: Whenever a flash mode is enabled, the
default menu will show Progmd on the default menu
in order to show a mode is in place.
All modes are switched OFF after powering off the unit.
Advanced Options
Setup Flash Mode
Trigger Delay
The Trigger delay function allows a timed delay between triggering the pack and the pack discharging.
The feature may be toggled ON or OFF and the delay period may be varied from 0 to 9.9 seconds in
steps of 0.1s. Selection and adjustment is performed using the
select.
&
keys to scroll and
to
The > character changes to * when an item is ready to change.
Advanced Options
Setup Flash Mode
Trigger Skip
The Trigger Skip function is solely for use with two or more packs and is designed to allow the
photographer to trigger packs alternately and therefore more rapidly. To do this, the pack must first be
assigned a pach ID number, which must be less than or equal to the number of packs in use. Next, the
number of packs must be set to equal the number of packs to be used. Each pack must be connected
to the same trigger source. As a trigger signal occurs the pack will begin counting the number of
triggers. If this is equal to the pack ID, then the pack will trigger.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Switch the pack on. The unit will show one red display. If -- is shown, press the socket A1
On/Off button to turn the socket on.
The pack will now change to a level proportional to the setting shown on the left most red
numeric display.
Use the channel A adjustment buttons to vary the power level from socket A1. Adjust the unit
to show 10 on the display. Use the open flash button to discharge the 3000Ws.
e.g. Consider three packs set up with Pack ID 1, Pack ID 2 and Pack ID 3.
Having switched on the Trigger Skip function, the first trigger will cause pack 1 to fire, the second trigger
will cause pack 2 to fire, the third trigger will cause pack three to fire. The fourth trigger will cause pack
1 to fire and so on...
Switch the pack off. Plug the head into socket B2. This time the rightmost numeric display
will illuminate. Adjust the channel power up to its maximum, noting that it will stop at 8.4.
This is because the pack becomes asymmetric with any head switched on in channel B.
You are now ready to begin using the pack.
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Menu System Overview
Advanced Options Menu
QUADX
The QUADX has a three tier menu which is simple to use and operate. The menus are selected using
the four navigation keys on the control panel.
Advance Options
Brightness
This option allows the brightness of the Red numeric displays to be altered.
At switch on, the unit displays the DEFAULT MENU. This shows the following information:
Advanced Options
Brightness. Use
&
to adjust the brightness level 1-9.
A1 Onl y
250J
1/ 1430
Mod 100%
CHB Of f
********
********
Nor ma l
Advance Options
Time-Out Setting.
Socket Status
This option allows the unit to automatically revert to the default menu after a preset number of seconds.
Additionally, if the value is set to 0, the unit will never time-out to the default menu and will rely on the
user pressing the
Energy per socket
Expected flash duration per head
Modelling = 100% and Mode = Normal
button to go back.
Advanced Options
Time-Out Setting. Use
&
to adjust the value 0 or 3 - 30 seconds.
(Values 1 & 2 are not available)
HINT: Remember to get back to the DEFAULT MENU, just keep pressing the
key.
HINT: Holding down the
&
keys will auto-increment the values.
The menu structure is arranged as shown below.
Advanced Options
Save/Recall Setup
Information Menu List
Main Selection Menu
Advanced Options
This option allows the unit settings to be saved to the memory or loaded back from the memory.
Additionally the factory default settings may be loaded.
Default Menu
Bracketing Mode
Modelling Mode
Speaker On/Off
Set IR Channel
Advanced Options
To Save (Store) the current pack settings:
Modelling Status
Flash Count / Temp
Supplier Information
Advanced Options
Save/Recall Setup. Use the
&
keys to select “Save to Memory”.
Press to SAVE the pack settings and return to the Advanced Options Menu.
Speaker Setup
Alternate Units
Brightness
To Load (Recall) the current pack settings:
Advanced Options
Save/Recall Setup. Use the
&
keys to select “Load from Memory”.
Time Out Setting
Save/Recall Setting
Charge Control
Setup Flash Mode
Reset Job Counter
Press to LOAD the pack settings and return to the Advanced Options Menu.
Use
Use
Use
&
to scroll to the desired function.
to select an option.
to go back.
To restore the pack factory settings:
Advanced Options
Save/Recall Setup. Use the
&
keys to select “Restore Defaults”.
Items in the information menu can not be modified and are there to quickly
view the main settings.
Press to RESTORE the pack settings and return to the Advanced Options Menu.
From the information menu, modelling is always selected as the first item
in the main selection menu.
Advanced Options
Charge Control.
This option allows the unit to either charge automatically acheiving the fastest possible charge rate OR
allows the selection of a SLOW charge rate.
Pressing
Use
at each section allows values to be changed.
to modify values. when set.
In using the pack, the user must consider the electrical load placed upon the mains supply. As a worst
case with four heads plugged in using 650W of modelling each, the mains supply could be overloaded
with continual fast charge cycling. In such cases, switch to SLOW charge or use the lamps in
intermittent mode, so that the loading is reduced during charge cycles.
&
HINT: The easiest way to learn the menu, is to play with the system to see whats there.
You can’t damage anything.
To adjust the charge control:
Advanced Options
Charge Control. Use the
&
keys to toggle Auto / Slow Charge.
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Advanced Options Menu
The Information Menus
QUADX
The Advanced Options Menu offers the ability to control and adjust the following functions.
The DEFAULT MENU shown here displays the following information.
Line one shows the socket status - Active / Off.
Line two shows the energy level per socket.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Speaker Set-up.
Alternate Unit.
Brightness.
A1 Onl y
250J
1/ 1430
Mod 100%
CHB Of f
********
********
Nor ma l
ADVANCED OPTI ONS
RESET J OB COUNT
Line three shows the expected flash duration into a
QUADX flash head.
Time Out Settings.
Save/Recall
> SPEAKER SETUP
ALTERNATE UNI TS
Line four shows the modelling setup i.e. 100%, Auto
or Proportional. Additionally the right column shows
the mode of operation. This is always set to Normal
Charge control
Set-up Flash Mode
Reset Job Counter
at switch on and only changes when using the advanced programmed trigger sequences.
Menu Navigation within the advanced menu is consistent with other menus.
Pressing
leads to the modelling status screen.
Use the
Use
&
keys to navigate to the options of choice. Use
to modify the parameters.
to select the option.
A1
A2
B1
B2
Line two indicates the individual lamp operating
methods i.e. Continuous, Intermittent or Off.
Line three indicates the lamp mode: 100%, Auto 100%
or Proportional.
&
CONT CONT CONT CONT
MODELLI NG MODE 100%
MODELLI NG BI AS 100%
Advanced Options
Speaker Setup.
This option allows the tone and duration to be adjusted for the Error Tone, the Ready Tone and the
Keypad Tone. Each tone may also be individually turned On or Off.
Line four indicates whether any bias has been applied
to the lamp settings. Ordinarily this is set at 100%, but
in Auto 100% mode the lamps may all be dimmed in ratio by applying a bias.
Advanced Options
Speaker Setup.
to scroll to the desired tone for adjustment.
to scroll to the desired adjustment. to select.
&
&
to select.
Pressing
leads to the unit status screen.
AUTO CHARGE I N USE
CAPS 25º C CHRG 23º C
FLASH COUNT: 000001
I R CHAN=ALL S/ W 1. 0
The > will change to a * character to show that the value may be modified using the
&
keys.
This indicates the charge mode, the internal
There are 10 available tones. The duration is measured in steps of 0.1s in the range 1 to 30.
temperature of the capacitors, the total flash count for
the pack, Infra-Red channel and software version.
HINT: Holding down the
&
keys will auto increment the values.
to go back and accept the changes.
Once the value has been modified, press
NOTE: Turning the speaker On or Off from the main selection menu will override the speaker
On/Off settings if the speaker is switched from Off to On.
BOWENS I NTERNATI ONAL
CLACTON ON SEA
ESSEX
Pressing
leads to the unit status screen.
This simply shows the supplier details.
Advanced Options
Alternate Units
This option allows the unit to display energy in terms of Joules or as a percentage of the total pack
power.
UNI TED KI NGDOM
Advanced Options
Alternate Units
&
to toggle between Joules and Percentage.
HINT: At all times, pressing
will take you to the main selection menu.
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The Main Selection Menu
The Main Selection Menu (Cont.)
QUADX
The unit is considered to be in Bracketing Mode when the display indicates Bracketing Options or
Bracketing Mode. Under these conditions the unit will automatically check and warn if the selection is
not possible within the existing setting constraints. A warning occurs if the bracket setup will take the
unit outside of its normal operating range.
The Main Selection Menu offer the ability to control and adjust the following common functions.
1. Modelling
MAI N SELECTI ON MENU
2. Bracketing
BRACKETI NG MODE
3. Speaker On/Off
> MODELLI NG MODE
4. IR Channel
Bracketing Mode Example
As an example, assume a single head in socket A1 set for 7.0. First select 0.3 stop bracket step. Now
SPEAKER ON/ OFF
select Low to High by scrolling and pressing
.
BRACKETI NG MODE
The screen indicates the first flash will occur 0.3 stop
below the present power setting and the final flash will
be 0.3 stop above the present power setting. At any
It also provides the entry point into the Advanced Menu. Menu choice is denoted by the > character
which always defaults to Modelling when coming from the Information Menu.
START - 0. 3F NEXT
CENTRE 0. 3F PENDI NG
FI NI SH+0. 3F PENDI NG
To select an item, use the
item required. Press
operation.
&
buttons to scroll the screen until the > character is aligned with the
time, pressing
will take you back and out of the
to select the item. The * character will move to indicate the new mode of
bracketing mode.
SPEAKER ON/ OFF MENU
THE SPEAKER I S ON
Modelling.
Speaker On/Off
Automatic 100% and Full (100%) have the further option to apply a dimming bias. Upon selection of
This menu allows the speaker to be switched On or Off.
these modes, press
to adjust the value.
again to enter the bias control menu. From here use the
&
buttons
Use the
or Off.
&
buttons to toggle the speaker On
In all cases use
to go back.
Set IR Channel
This menu allows the Infra-Red Channel to be adjusted.
Use the buttons to adjust the IR Channel.
Modelling Option Summary:
Modelling Mode
I R CHANNEL SETUP
USE UP/ DOWN TO MODI FY
Lamp Proportional
Automatic 100%
Full (100%)
&
Modelling Mode
Lamp Dimming Mode (Bias)
Lamp Dimming Mode (Bias)
Selection of A1,A2,B1,B2, All
Setting ALL allows the unit to respond to any IR
Transmitter.
Modelling Mode
CURRENT CHANNEL = 1
Modelling Mode
Cont / Int / Off Modes
If Cont / Int. / Off is selected, a new menu will be revealed to allow mode adjustment of each socket i.e.
Continuous, Intermittent or Off. This is also reflected by the Red display.
Adjustment is made by pressing the right arrow key at each line of selection. The ALL value represents a
quick way to adjust all the lamps together. This will change to USER SET if any lamp is set differently to any
other.
Advanced Options.
To select AdvanceD Options press
from this menu.
MAI N SELECTI ON MENU
SET I R CHANNEL
See Advanced Options Section for more information.
> ADVANCED OPTI ONS
BRACKETI NG MODES
Bracketing.
Bracketing allows three consecutive shots to be taken at power levels above, at and below the current setting
level. The bracketing sequence may be arranged to start at a low power working upwards or alternatively
may begin at a high power and work downwards. The forst thing to do when using bracketing is to ensure
that you have set the bracket step. Scroll as follows:
Bracketing
Press
Set Bracket Step. Now use
when set.
&
to adjust the number from 0.1 stop to 0.9 stop.
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