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With repeated actuation of the key the following modes can be set, each shown
respectively on the digital display (17): LO, P, P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, HI.
7.2
Sequence (serial flashes) (seq)
This function allows to set a defined number of flash discharges from 1 to 50. By briefly
pressing the energy control keys "up/down" (18) the required number of flashes can be
selected. With a long pressure on the energy control keys "up/down", the setting
changes in intervals of ten. Each release signal triggers the selected number of flashes.
A current sequence can be aborted by a long pressure on the energy control keys
"up/down" or by switching off and on again the unit. The function is switched off, by
setting the number of flashes to "0".
7.3
Charging dimmer / boost function (dim)
The "dim" function can be switched on or off (on/--) by briefly pressing the energy
control keys "up/down" (18). When switching on the "dim" function with the modelling
light on (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 reduce the current load on weak mains.
If the "dim" function is activated when the modelling light is switched off (green LED of
the "mod" key (5) is off), the boost function will be activated. In this mode, the modelling
light remains on as a visual flash monitor during charging.
7.4
Buzzer switch on/off (buz)
The ready buzzer signals when the unit is at 100 % charge. The buzzer is switched on
or off (on/--) by briefly pressing the energy control keys "up/down" (18). The warning
signal also functions with the buzzer switched off.
7.5
Slow charge switch on/off (slow)
In case of weak mains power supply lines, charging time may be extended to approx.
double the standard value. The slow charge mode is switched on or off (on/--) by briefly
pressing the energy control keys "up/down" (18).
7.6
Studio / appliance address (unit)
The monoblocs Minicom are also available as versions with built-in RFS Interface
(
R
adio
F
requency
S
ystem). For remote control respectively flash release via radio, an
individual appliance address and a studio desk top (remote control channel) can be
assigned to each RFS unit by means of the function "unit" (16).
To carry out the settings, dial the LED "unit" using the "aux" key (10). The digital display
(17) shows the letter "U", followed by an appliance number between 1 and 8. By briefly
pressing the energy control keys "up/down" (18), the required value can be selected.
When pressing again the "aux" key, the digital display shows the letter "C", followed by
a studio number between 1 and 8. By briefly pressing the energy control keys
"up/down", the required value can be selected.
