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4803CX LV Description of Controls
1) Power
— turns power supply on and off.
2) Model Light
— turns model lamps on and off.
3) Isolate/Combine (left switch)
— when in isolate, the two left
Light
Unit Outlets
provide 800 and 1600Ws, respectively. When in combine,
one left
Light Unit Outlet
provides 2400Ws or with two light units
installed, each provides 1200Ws. The two middle
Light Unit Outlets
provide 1200Ws each when two light units are installed, or 2400Ws when
one is used.
4) Isolate/Combine for Model 206VF Light Units (right switch)
—
when in isolate, each special 206VF
Light Unit Outlet
provides 2400Ws,
whether one or two 206VF light units are attached. When in combine, a
single
Light Unit Outlet
provides 4800Ws. With two 206VF light units
attached, each
Light Unit Outlet
provides 2400Ws. Use of both standard
and special outlets can produce numerous additional lighting possibilities.
(See diagram on page 20)
5) Variable Power Control
— simultaneously controls power of all three
channels, with ten positions down to -3 stops (1/8 power). Power ratios
among the light units are unaffected since there is a proportional change
in all power levels.
6) Recycle Rate
— controls recycle rate.
7) Charge/Ready/Push to Flash
— red
Charge
light is illuminated
whenever the power supply is charging up or down to the selected level.
Green
Ready
light is lit whenever the 4803CX LV is fully charged to the
selected power level. An audible beep will sound when the green
Ready
light comes on.
Push to Flash
button is for manual triggering of flash for testing or open
flash application.
8) Remote
— for use with optional Remote Variable Power Control
(#11237) to allow exposure bracketing from the camera position.
The
Variable Power Control
must be in the full position for the power
levels to be correctly indicated by the remote control.
9) Sync
— socket to connect power supply to camera or slave.
10) Power Input
— socket for AC power cord.
11) Light Unit Outlets (6 – 4 standard, 2 for 206 light units only)
—
sockets for connecting from one to six light units to power supply.
