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situations the equipment must Semain in a Oell Qentilated place YoS 1 houS to

acclimatise to the neO tempeSatuSe ZeYoSe staStupE

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The monolight should not Ze opeSated in oS neaS OateSE Attention: high QoltageE

The monolight and the lamps should not Ze immeSsed in OateS oS otheS liquidsE

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it to the monolightE

FoS saYet| Seasonse neQeS opeSate the monolight Oithout the pSotecting glass in placeE

jidcoated pSotecting glasses oS jidcoated Ylash tuZes must Ze utilised as a

pSotection against ji Sadiation YoS e|es and sUinE

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deQiceE The lamp must Ze locUed Z| tightening the mounting scSeOE

lnl| sanddYilled Yuses oY the t|pe indicated on the saYet| t|pe plate ma| Ze usedE

SanddYilled Yuses can Ze identiYied Z| theiS opaque Yuse Zod|E

hith incoSSect Yuse pSotection the halogen lamp ma| ZuSstE

FilteSs oS diYYusoSs should not Ze Yastened diSectl| on the Ylash tuZee halogen

modelling lamp oS pSotecting glassE

Do not opeSate the appliance Oith a damaged eaSthed caZle. FaZles Ohich aSe

damaged oS tOisted must Ze SeplacedE

The unit must onl| Ze connected to an eaSthed socUete oS an emeSgenc| poOeS

geneSatoSE

AY an eNtension caZle is necessaS|e a caZle Oith a cuSSent Sating at least equal to that

oY the appliance should Ze used. FaZles Sated YoS less ampeSage than the appliance

ma| oQeSheat. hhen using a caZle Seele it must Ze completel| unSolled ZeYoSe use to

pSeQent oQeSheating oY the caZleE

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Oithin all the load conditions Kincluding capacitiQe loadw and Oithin the toleSance limit

oY a00da64 i SespectiQel| HId1^I iE FSom eNpeSience this means that onl| electSonic

staZilised motoS geneSatoSs aSe to Ze utilisedE hhen opeSating on unstaZilised motoS

geneSatoSse Qoltage peaUs oY ^00 i and moSe haQe Zeen oZseSQedE This can lead to

damages YoS Ohich Oe assume no liaZilit|E

Do not opeSate the monolight inside a Zag oS a ZoNE

The Qentilation slits on the unit oS on the lamp should not Ze coQeSedE

ka| attention Ohen la|inge cleaSing aOa| oS Solling up caZles that the| do not contact

hot suSYaces oS paSts oY lamps and that the| Oill not Ze tSipped oQeS Z| peSsonsE

Do not touch the connection socUets YoS mains caZle and lamp outlets on the

monolight and do not poUe in them Oith metal oZWectsE

Flash tuZese modelling lighte halogen lamps and pSotecting glasses heat up to a high

opeSating tempeSatuSee this also applies to the YSont side oY the monolightE TheSeYoSe

the attachments also assume high tempeSatuSesE Bandle Oith caSeE Fontact Oith hot

components can cause inWuSiesE

Do not come into contact Oith glass oS metal Ohilst opeSating the Ylash light s|stemE

Summary of Contents for Minicom 160

Page 1: ...Minicom Operating instructions Bedienungsanleitung Mode d emploi...

Page 2: ...to further users if necessary Observe the safety instructions Fontents kage AmpoStant saYet instSuctions 4 FontSols and displa s 7 1 Application Minicom H a StaSt up H DneSg contSol 10 4 Modelling lig...

Page 3: ...onnect the monolight and the lamp YSom the poOeS suppl E kSioS to Seplacing the halogen lamp oS the Ylash tuZee the lamp should cool doOn YoS 10 min E ZSoncoloS Ylash light s stems should onl Ze equip...

Page 4: ...d to an eaSthed socUete oS an emeSgenc poOeS geneSatoSE AY an eNtension caZle is necessaS e a caZle Oith a cuSSent Sating at least equal to that oY the appliance should Ze used FaZles Sated YoS less a...

Page 5: ...cUe do not open this appliancee Zut taUe it to a qualiYied seSQice peSson Ohen seSQice oS SepaiS OoSU is SequiSed AncoSSect SeassemZl can cause electSic shocU Ohen the appliance is used suZsequentl E...

Page 6: ...f 3 Umbrella holder 4 Mains switch on off 5 Modelling light on off 6 1 Sync socket when required usable as connection socket for computer link 6 2 Sync socket 7 Test release ready display green 8 Conn...

Page 7: ...8 FSont panel oY Minicom 40 80 160 18 19 17 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 9 5 4 3 2 1 6 1 7 8 6 2...

Page 8: ...hnical data are optimised for 120 V mains voltage If this version is operated with a mains voltage of 200 240 V or 100 V the following restrictions result Mains voltage 230 V doubling of the charging...

Page 9: ...18 5 Switch IR receiver photocell or RFS interface on or off depending on the exposure situation 6 If required plug in synchronous cable in one of the sync sockets 6 1 or 6 2 DneSg contSol Use the up...

Page 10: ...n combination with Minicom 80 P5 If a unit is operated at a lower output level the modelling light will be relatively weak and yellowish To counteract this problem the Minicom monolights are equipped...

Page 11: ...h products of other manufacturers which operate with high synchronous voltage I 1 khotocell The photocell can be switched on or off by using the cell key 1 If it is activated the green LED lights up A...

Page 12: ...selected Setting proportionality level of the modelling light LED prop blinks 11 Define sequence serial flashes LED seq blinks 12 Charging dimmer switch on off LED dim blinks 13 Buzzer switch on off L...

Page 13: ...n green LED of the mod key 5 lights up the modelling light switches off while charging takes place This feature allows visual flash control to fade out the modelling light during flash sequences or to...

Page 14: ...ting glasses for the monolight have a marking line and the rim of the glass has 2 grooves When taking off the protecting glass of the unit the marking line must be situated at the top Pull off the pro...

Page 15: ...n the selected function number The LED of the mod key does not light up in this mode Within the function numbers 1 2 3 and 9 the settings can be changed with the energy control keys up down Concerning...

Page 16: ...lling lamp and internal electronics is effected by a cooling fan It also runs when the modelling light is turned off The cooling works on two levels the fan runs smoothly when small flash sequences ar...

Page 17: ...d for 12 mm bolts broncolorq and 16 mm bolts Make sure the unit is firmly attached to the stand before operating The click stops of the locking handle can be adjusted by pulling it out There are two p...

Page 18: ...the complete overall view in the broncolor system catalogue creative work with light and with system 16 SeSQice RepaiS vour broncolor monolight is a precision device which will work for many years wit...

Page 19: ...4 3 0 s 230 V 50 Hz 0 5 2 4 s Can be switched to slow charge mode Attention The above mentioned charging times do not apply to units being operated on alternative mains voltages The technical data fo...

Page 20: ...d off sync cable FCM 2 IRX 2 RFS versions transmitter RFS transceiver RFS Ready display Visual and audible can be switched off signals when 100 of selected energy is reached Flash monitoring Visual Di...

Page 21: ...18 1 ModiYication to Minicom RFS m k k 18 a Minicom plus m k sk m k Attention 18 Technical data YoS Semote contSol Minicom RFS k k 1k 0 kww i 1k 1 kww 1k kwws Minicom plus x R F S s p k s k x p k s k...

Page 22: ...s YoS diQeSse spaSe paSts accessoSies 00 0 i 0 k k k 0 k00 00 1 0 k k k 10k00 0 1 0 x i 2 0 y k k k201k00 0 1 0 x i 120 y k k k202k00 0 00 x i 2 0 y k k k2 kww 0 00 x i 120 y k k k2 kww 1 0 0 x i 2 0...

Page 23: ...2 a0 DeclaSation oY FonYoSmit...

Page 24: ...2 a1 DnQiSonmental pSotection inYoSmation x m k k l m k k aa CuaSantee m m k x 2l s m m m m m m k l m m i k x l m m i k k 2011 m k k k...

Page 25: ...Bron Elektronik AG CH 4123 Allschwil 1 Schweiz Switzerland Printed in Switzerland 02 11 BA094 01...

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