Hensel-Visit Nova D 1200, User Manual

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Description
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Task and function
The device is used to provide the electrical energy for certain indoor flash
heads. The flash head cable is connected to the flash head and device using
a 13-pin round plug and/or 20-pin long plug depending on the device
design.
The accumulated energy is adjustable in 1/10 increments and can be
distributed symmetrically or asymmetrically via the flash head sockets.
Using the optional holder, the device can be hung into the base of one of
the flash head tripods. The stand therefore obtains stability due to the low
center of gravity. In addition, the device must be protected against any dirt
and moisture on the ground.
The device has a bright and proportionally adjustable model light. In
addition, the device is equipped with an “Autored” automatic model light
economy mode. After a preset time, the energy of the model light is
reduced to 9.0 in case of settings above 9.0 when no button has been
pressed or when no flash has been emitted on the device.
Synchronization with the camera is executed via a sync cord, the built-in
photo cell or the built-in radio receiver. The radio aerials are integrated
into the handles of the device.
Using the jack plug, the device is connected to the camera through the
sync socket. The flash is triggered through the photo cell by the occurrence
of a flash emitted by another device. With the optionally available radio
remote trigger, the camera and flash can be synchronized via radio
triggering.
The device has an integrated Wi-Fi module. With this module, important
functions like flash energy, model light and synchronization can be remote-
controlled by a smart device or desktop/laptop computer. When several
devices are actuated, they can be controlled individually, in groups or
globally in a team. Devices of a team can be controlled centrally by up to
two Apps at the same time. A team can comprise up to twelve devices. In
parallel with this team, nine additional teams can be set.