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Control Panel Guide

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Menu Navigation Keys

Modelling Lamp On/Of

f

IR Remote Switch

Photocell Switch

Channel A

adjustment

Power level displays

Outlet On/Of

f switches

IR remote receptor

Flash test button

Overall

Power adjustment

Channel B 

adjustment

Photocell receptor

Ready indicator

Sync. Sockets

Head Sockets 

A1 & 

A2

Head Sockets 

B1 & B2

On/Of

f Switch (On Rear)

Mains Inlet (On Rear)

The QUADX displays information about the power

available at each socket by means of four Red

LED numeric displays.  In addition, this

information is converted to Ws data and shown on

the LCD display

.

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/Of

f toggle switches.

These switch the channels on or of

f if a head is

plugged into the socket.

The red numeric display will show -- when of

f and

will be blank if there is no head plugged into the

socket.

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.

T

o

 the left of the display screen there are three

toggle controls to switch the photocell, I.R remote

and modelling on or of

f.

T

o

 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.

Beneath these buttons is the Open Flash test

button.

Beneath the screen are 4 menu navigation

buttons.

Pulsar Radio 

T

rigger System  

With the Pulsar Radio 

T

rigger 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

Because Pulsar is a  radio transmitter

, rather than

IR, it allows for triggering around corners or

through walls and is not af

fected by high ambient

light situations. Choose from four individual

channels and six studio selectors, each providing

a unique ID for dif

ferent flash devices or combine

them to trigger all equipment within a given setup

or studio.  

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.

Pulsar (

BW

-5150)

120°

W

ide-Angle

Reflector

.  

BW1885

50°

Keylite

Reflector

.  

BW1886

High Performance

Reflector

.  

BW1878

75°

Softlite

Reflector

.  

BW1899

40°

Sunlite

Reflector

.  

BW1868

65°

Maxilite

Reflector

.  

BW1887

Grid Reflector

.

BW1863

Backlite Reflector

.

BW2560

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isit 

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Summary of Contents for BW-7600

Page 1: ...UADX GENERATOR INSTRUCTIONS BWL 0335 2 08 05 BOWENS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 355 Old Road Clacton on Sea Essex CO15 3RH UK Tel 44 0 1255 422807 Fax 44 0 1255 436342 www bowens co uk OPERATING INSTRUCTION...

Page 2: ...4 x Max 650W On Off On Off 6 6 f stop in 1 10 increments scaled 10 3000Ws 175 UV Coated Tube 1 1430s Full Power t 0 5 Approximate value indicated Approx 6500K UV Coated QUADX Head BW 7660 360mm 14 1 2...

Page 3: ...ire Warning 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 pa...

Page 4: ...reen 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 channe...

Page 5: ...n the unit is not ready 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 Ma...

Page 6: ...rols 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 auto...

Page 7: ...t 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 Option...

Page 8: ...ing 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 c...

Page 9: ...power Advanced Options Alternate Units to toggle between Joules and Percentage ADVANCED OPTIONS RESET JOB COUNT SPEAKER SETUP ALTERNATE UNITS The Information Menus The DEFAULT MENU shown here display...

Page 10: ...nged to start at a low power working upwards or alternatively may begin at a high power and work downwards The first thing to do when using bracketing is to ensure that you have set the bracket step S...

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