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Instruction manual  

PRIO

LITE MBX 500 - HotSync 

PRIOLITE GmbH Wuerzburg - Last revised: 12/2013 - Page 8 

Replacement of battery drawers and connection to the charger 

To replace the battery, please proceed as follows: Before exchanging the drawer the device 
is  to  be  switched  off  by  using  the  main  switch  protected  by  a  flap;  the  green  LED  light 
located on the left side of the main switch goes off. Then, place your index finger into the 
pull-out  handle  and  press  your  thumb  against  the  bottom  flap  of  the  battery  drawer.  With 
combined upward push and pull, the drawer is to be completely removed out of the housing 
of the flash unit.  

 

With  the  battery  drawer  pulled  out  of  the unit,  under  no  circumstances  reach into 
the opening of the compact flash device!   

 

An  exchange  drawer  fitted  with  an  original 

PRIO

LITE  battery  of  the  same  voltage  class 

(MBX  500:  500V)  is  to  be  inserted  completely into  the  opening  of the  flash unit  with  slight 
pressure until it clicks. 
The charging of the battery can be done inside the flash unit (switched on or off) or outside 
of  the  housing.  The  charging  cable  of  the  supplied  charger  (16V)  is  plugged  into  the 
charging socket of the battery drawer and the provided power cable connected to the mains 
outlet.  The  charging  unit  is  intended  for  global  supply  voltages  (multivoltage:  230V/115V). 
The  charging  time  of  a  flat  battery  to  full  charge  is  approximately  3  hours.  Full  charge  is 
indicated by the lighting up of all 5 LEDs. 
The  batteries  for 

PRIO

LITE  flash  units  are  of  different  sizes  and  weights;  in  addition, 

chargers  are  also  fitted  with  a  different  charging  plugs.  Therefore,  please  make  sure,  that 
for operation with MBX500-HotSync the correct size of the battery is inserted and the 16V 
charger with the 2-pin charging plug is in use. 
 

 Functions on the operating panel

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Control knob 

The control knob is used to set the desired flash power in 1/10 increments from 500J to a 
minimum of 16J covering 6 f-stops for MBX 500. The output is displayed on the two-digit 7-
segment display in f-stops: 10 stands for maximum power and 5.0 for minimum power. 
Increasing or decreasing the f-stop by 1.0 point doubles or halves the flash output, rsp. 

   

          

            

 

 

               

 

            

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MBX 500-HotSync operating panel

 

From right to left and top to buttom: 

PILOT function box (modelling lamp options) 
2-digit LED display

 

Turning knob 
Battery drawer with 
> Mains switch behind the flap,      
> Pull-out handle and upper/lower flap,  
> Charging socket and 

row of LEDs for charging control (top left) 

RADIO function box (options for remote control) 
1-digit LED-display 
Flash release button (TEST) 
AUXILIARIES function box (Slave, FC, Audio) 

 

Summary of Contents for MBX 500 HotSync

Page 1: ...www priolite com Declaration of Conformity The company PRIOLITE GmbH Gattingerstr 7 D 97076 W rzburg Germany declares that the products MBX 500 HotSync are in conformity with the following standards...

Page 2: ...PRIOLITE GmbH Gattingerstr 7 D 97076 W rzburg Tel 49 0 931 20700000 eMail info priolite com http www priolite com Instruction manual Instruction manual MBX 500 HotSync MBX 500 HotSync...

Page 3: ...battery the power output ranges from 16J to a maximum of 500J covering 6 f stops precisely adjustable in 1 10 increments The flash recycle time to maximum output is around 2 8 seconds The modelling l...

Page 4: ...nnector and replace it with a new one to be ordered from PRIOLITE by plugging the three contacts into the sockets Before using the unit once again the glass dome is to be mounted for safety reasons Re...

Page 5: ...a flash from another unit strikes the first unit This operating mode is activated by pressing the Slave button control LED is on The photocell is designed as an impulse photocell Thus it works only w...

Page 6: ...en on the unit only when it has been switched off and after the waiting period has expired Contact with the capacitor voltage is life threatening thus the opening of the casing and repairs on the comp...

Page 7: ...uish the flames with water but use sand Damaged Lithium ion batteries are readily to be disposed of in appropriate containers Lithium ion batteries contain flammable and or corrosive solutions and Lit...

Page 8: ...he desired selection is indicated on the LED display By adjusting all possible combinations a maximum of 27 flash units 3x9 can be individually triggered and controlled Team and ID can be changed only...

Page 9: ...le connected to the mains outlet The charging unit is intended for global supply voltages multivoltage 230V 115V The charging time of a flat battery to full charge is approximately 3 hours Full charge...

Page 10: ...full power 500 Ws 5 min power 16 Ws No of flashes charge 220 full power display 10 440 250 Ws display 9 more than 6000 at low power Charger 16V Multivoltage Charging time approx 2h to 80 and approx 3...

Page 11: ...until the glass dome snaps audibly into the springs For dismounting hold the glass dome firmly with both hands Then tilt it slightly so that it disengages from the mounting springs and pull the glass...

Page 12: ...tion in the room in which it is to be used This should prevent the formation of leakage current which can develop due to precipitation Overheating All units are equipped with a fan to prevent damage t...

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