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Press  “×2”to  double 
the  current  set  the 
emission count 

 

 
 
 
 
 
Press  “÷2”to  halve 
the  current  set  the 
emission count 

 

 
 
 
 

 
Press “MODE” to 
switch to PHA mode 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FPM mode 

 

PHA mode 

*If it is over than the flash range,   
nothing will change on the display.

 

*If it is lower than the flash range,   
nothing will change on the display.

 

 

Summary of Contents for DT-3015P

Page 1: ...STROBOSCOPE Read this manual thoroughly before use Beforeuse pleasecarefullyreadthesesafetyprecautions aswellasinstructions andfollow them forproperoperation www nidec com jp nidec shimpo INSTRUCTION...

Page 2: ...ht source Mayresultineyeinjury Do not apply strongimpact to the unit or drop it Failuretofollowthiscouldresult inabnormal operation Avoidthefollowings Water directsunlight condensation dust dirt salt...

Page 3: ...sion 12 4 3 1FPMmodesetting INT 12 4 3 2PHAmode INT 14 4 4Externalsynchronousemission 15 4 4 1FPMmodesetting EXT 16 4 4 2PHAmodesetting EXT 17 4 5Functionmode 18 4 5 1Thesettingitems 18 4 5 2Instructi...

Page 4: ...ect frequency when such a still image appears Also a stroboscope can be used to make images of rotating or moving objects stand still or that slightlymoveinordertoobservetheirappearancein slow motion...

Page 5: ...e 1 When the power is turned ON during charging charging is canceled and emission starts When the unit uses the AC adapter as its power source it is not charged Note that emission and charging cannot...

Page 6: ...battery decreasesfurther the number display indicates only LLLLLL which provides the emission stop status Press the power switch and shut off the power immediately In either case charge the unit accor...

Page 7: ...h PowerCable OperationPanel PowerOFF PowerON Thisfigureshowswhenthepowerisoff Please putontheRubbercover one of includedaccessories beforeuse Fit the groove inside the rubber cover with the outer plas...

Page 8: ...sandholdthisto savethecurrentdisplayandmode settings SIG Select Internal External Parametermode Internal oscillationemission referredtoas INT Flashbyinternal signal External synchronousemission referr...

Page 9: ...erical display StandardOperation indicatesflashrate PHAMode AngleandTimearedisplayed FunctionMode Each settingvalueisindicated Batterylamp Lightsup whilecharging andgoesoff whenchargingiscomplete Flas...

Page 10: ...ation Display When thepowerisON Pressthepowerswitch WhenthepoweristurnedON thefollowingindicationmaybedisplayed Thefollowingindicationisanerrormessage whenthereadingpreviouslyused settingvaluefails Pr...

Page 11: ...dial toreturntothepreviousdisplay 4 1 3HeatLamp Indicator When the ambient temperature of the Xenon lamp rises above a certain level the Heat Lamp Indicator will flash If the temperature risesmore the...

Page 12: ...ressof SIG switches INT and EXT Power OFF OFF Displaysthemodel PowerON FPMmode INT PHAmode PHAmode Savingfunction Readthesavedvalue SELECTnumber EXT Pressandhold Confirmsaving Returntotheprevious disp...

Page 13: ...nd Onecycleis360 DisplayofINT 4 3 1FPMmodesetting INT Theemissioncount frequency canbe set inFPMmode TurnthedialinaCW directiontoincreasetheemissioncount andinaCCW directiontodecreaseit Turnthedialfas...

Page 14: ...ssion count Press 2 to halve the current set the emission count Press MODE to switch to PHAmode FPMmode PHAmode If itisoverthan theflash range nothing will change on the display If itislowerthan thefl...

Page 15: ...tchtoPHAmode ms The phasecanbechanged by0 01 ms withintherangebetween0 00and999 99 ms and by0 1 ms withintherange between1000 0and1994 4 ms Atimelongerthanthelightemissioncyclecannotbeset PHAmodems Pr...

Page 16: ...ificationsrange thefollowinglettersareindicated Withoutthedelayangle timesetting Measurablerange27to3300 fpm Withthedelayangle setting Measurablerange27to3300 fpm Withthedelaytimesetting Measurableran...

Page 17: ...16 4 4 1FPMmodesetting EXT Operation Display Press MODE to switch to PHAmode Press SIG to switch to INT EXTFPMmode INTFPMmode PHAmode Displayinthepreviousunit DEGorms...

Page 18: ...mode DEG andPHAmode ms The phase can be changed by 0 01 ms within the range between 0 00 and 999 99 ms by 0 1 ms within the range between 1000 0and2216 0 ms Atimelongerthanthelightemissioncyclecannotb...

Page 19: ...point F2 Triggeredgesetting forEXT Flashintherisingedge Flashinthefallingedge F3 Auto emission stop time setting Emission is performed continuously Stop emission automatically when no operation is pe...

Page 20: ...mode1 youcansetweathertoadddecimalpoint NotreflectedonEXT Operation Display Change thesetting value Go to function mode2 TurnthepowerON whilepressing MODE Displays Func fortwoseconds Andmovetofunction...

Page 21: ...ue Go to function mode3 Thissettingchangesthetimingof emissionasshowninthefollowingfigure Indicatesalternately Gotofunctionmode3 Previoussettingvalue Thedefaultsettingis L H CCW L H Risingedge CW H L...

Page 22: ...nged Operation Display Change thesettingvalue Go to function mode4 Indicatesalternately Previoussettingvale Thedefaultsettingis 0 CCW CW Turnthedialanditwillstop indicatingalternately CW 1 CCW 1 Theti...

Page 23: ...ettingvalue Go to function mode5 Indicatesalternately Gotofunctionmode5 Previoussettingvale Thedefaultsettingis OFF CCW CW CCW OFF Voltagepulseinput Pulldowntheexternalinputcircuit CW On Opencollector...

Page 24: ...ration Display Change thesettingvalue Go to function mode6 Indicatesalternately Previoussettingvale Thedefaultsettingis 3000 CCW CW Turnthedialanditwillstop indicatingalternately Increase decreaseby1...

Page 25: ...nal canbesetto400 secor150 sec Operation Display Change thesettingvalue Savethechanges and goto the homescreen Indicatesalternately Previoussettingvale Thedefaultsettingis 400 Gotothehomescreen CCW CW...

Page 26: ...es the settingcanbesavedasfivepatterns 4 6 1Saving thesettingvalues The settingvaluesare savedasthefollowingfigure save cannot save Memory save Power OFF save INT EXT Power OFF during INT Power OFF du...

Page 27: ...d LOAD SAvE andSELECTnumber thedefaultis 1 displayalternatelyevery0 5seconds TurnthedialandchangeSELECTnumbertosave CW 1 CCW 1 When 1 displaysonthescreen turnthedialCWtodisplay 5 When 5 displaysonthes...

Page 28: ...gthe savingfunction Operation Display Thepowerswitch ON whilepressing 2 and MODE Press 2 and confirminitialization Press 2 and Confirminitialization ThepowerswitchON whilepressing 2 and MODE Displaysf...

Page 29: ...de Theinitialsetting display Theinitial emission setting EXT Theinitialmode FPM Default SELECTnumber 0 1 INT FPM 1500 PHASE DEG 0 PHASE ms 0 EXT FPM 0 2 PHASE DEG 0 PHASE ms 0 F1 0 0 F2 L H F3 0 F4 OF...

Page 30: ...andreadthesavingvaluesas thefigureon4 6 1 4 7 2How toreadthememory Operation Display Each pressof LOAD switchesSELECTnumbers OFF 1 2 3 4 5 SELECT 1 OFF SELECT 0 SELECT 2 SELECT 3 SELECT 4 SELECT 5 Se...

Page 31: ...cGroup Pinnumber Signal name Remarks 1 19V Powerinput 2 19V Powerinput 3 12V Power supply DC12V for sensor 4 OUT External pulseoutput 5 IN External pulseinput 6 GND Power supply DC12V forsensor Extern...

Page 32: ...ut 4 10 External pulse output Outputspulsestoexternal devicessimultaneously withlightemission Output circuit spec 12 V output Output pulse width about 400 s Output square wave asfollowing figure Input...

Page 33: ...eflectorandInsert thelampinsertion holderasfarasitwillgo ThenturnitCW twoorthreetimesandpull outstraight withlamp Insertnewlampintothelampinsertionholder with seeigthefigurebelow Andpressittothe socke...

Page 34: ...hanewbattery Pleasebecarefulthat theharnessfacestheoutside Insert theInsulockattachedtothe batterythroughtheInsulockthrough holeonthetopcover Securetheconnectorcable withtheInsulock sothatthe batteryc...

Page 35: ...Within the range angle 0 to 359 available to set by1 Within the range time 0 00 to 999 99 ms available to set by 0 01 ms 1000 0to2216 0ms availabletosetby0 1ms Display 6 digit 7 segment red LED Settin...

Page 36: ...35 5 2Externaldimensions...

Page 37: ...arging circuit failure Short battery life Emission occurs but does not match the display Nothing is indicated on the display and no emission occurs Factors The Xenon lamp failure The Xenon lamp failur...

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Page 40: ...Address 1 Terada Kohtari Nagaokakyo city Kyoto 617 0833 Japan Phone 81 75 958 3621...

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