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saving and durable due to lower surface temperature
6. Large LCD panel with digital program control, power-on
indicator, guide numbering (GN), overheating and over-
voltage function
7. Condenser temperature measurement inside, overheat
protection, switchable fan
8. UV protection cover made of shatter-proof and explosion-
proof glass material; it can ensure full power of the flash tube
and insulate against high voltage.
9. Bowens compatible bayonet; light modifiers interchangeable
easily with one hand; novel design with retractable handle
10. Built-in USB-A port for connecting a WT-3 remote control;
control of brightness and flash trigger via WT-3 remote
control (range: about 50m in open area).
Overview operating and lighting unit
(Fig. 2+3)
A: Knob for hidden handle
B: Handle (foldable)
C: LC Display
D: (Flash)Test button
E: Flash button for switching to high-speed flash mode
F: 6.35mm jack for the sync cord
G: C13 connection for the power cord
H: Highly sensitive photocell
I: Adjustment knob for the functional and power setting
J: Function button to select optional features
K: Fuse
L: On/Off switch
M: 10W LED lamp
N: Flash tube
O: UV protection cover
P: USB-A port for the connection of a receiver of a wireless
remote control
Overview LCD display
(Fig. 4)
1 Flash power and ratio display
2 Charge indicator
3 Flash status indicator
4 Status indicator for the modeling lamp
5 Status indicator for the acoustic signal
6 Status indicator for the anti red-eye function and the highly
sensitive photocell
7 High speed flash mode display
8 Display for voltage values; compatible with this device
9 Display for the selected flash power
10 Indicator of inside temperature (of the device)
11 Display of the power set for the modeling lamp
12 Status indicator for the fan
13 Flash time counter
14 Display of the status of the connection to the remote control
1)
15 Display for over-voltage protection
16 Status indicator for inside temperature protection
17 Display for the operating voltage
1)
wireless remote control optional (see optional accessories)
Preparation and maintenance
DANGER!
Discharge the flash before exchanging the UV protection cover
or the flash tube. Disconnect the device from the power supply
(remove plug)! Let it cool down for about 45 min. before starting
any maintenance work.
NOTE!
Use clean cotton gloves or a clean cloth.
1. Remove and replace UV protection cover (Fig. 5)
1. Remove the UV protection glass by carefully pulling it out
with your hand.
2. To attach the UV protection glass, put it over the outer edge
of two of the three clamping brackets first. Next, slide the
protective glass slowly over the outer edge of the third clamp.
Now push the UV protection glass over the three clamping
devices until it is locked in place.
2. Changing the fuse (Fig. 6)
1. Disconnect the device from the power supply. Open the fuse
slot with a flat head screwdriver in the arrow direction until
the holder with the fuse pops out.
2. Insert the new fuse into the holder and put it back into the
slot. Close the slot with the flat head screwdriver against
arrow direction.
3. Changing the flash tube (Fig. 7)
RISK of ELECTRIC SHOCK!
The glass body of a lamp may burst at the end of its lifetime.
In this case, disconnect the device from the power supply
immediately (remove plug). Even after unplugging the power
cable there is a risk of electric shock due to the existence of
residual electricity!
Wait at least about 45 min. until replacing an defective bulb.
Touch the device or its parts with suitable protection gloves
only.
RISK of BODILY INJURY!
If neccessary, remove parts of broken glass carefully with
suitable protection gloves. There is a risk of bodily injury!
1. The flash tube is inserted and additionally secured with a
retaining spring (Fig. 7, Q). Work evenly, slowly and with a
steady hand when replacing the flash tube.
2. Loosen retaining spring before removing the flash tube
with pliers or tweezers. Hold the flash tube only at the two
insulated sockets and pull it out gently.
3. Insert the new flash tube in the same way and fasten the
retaining spring again.
4. Unfolding and collapsing the handle (Fig. 8)
1. To unfold the handle, press the save button (Fig. 2, A). The
handle jumps out of the trough.
2. If the handle is no longer needed, push it back into the
trough. The handle is then locked and secured again.
5. Installing a protection cap or softboxes (Fig. 9)
1. Let the flash cool down.
2. Push and hold back the clamping lever (Fig. 9, R) on the
mounting ring.
3. Put the protection cap or softbox with the lateral pins in the
notches of the mounting ring and slide the clamping lever
forward again.
6. Attaching a reflective umbrella (Fig. 10)
1. Open the reflective umbrella and slide the mounting rod
through the hole in the bracket.
2. Tighten the locking screw (Fig. 10, S) on the bracket.
7. Balancing the bracket (Fig. 11)
1. Loosen the locking lever of the tilt appliance (Fig. 11, T) and
turn over the flash so that the LCD screen is facing up.
2. Loosen the two locking screws for the rail with a long Phillips
screwdriver. Then move the housing up or down on the rail