Broncolor Verso A2 plus, Руководство по эксплуатации

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9.4 Monitoring of the modelling light
If the power pack Verso A was previously operated on a mains voltage of 100 V
– 120 V
and then connected to a mains voltage of 200 V
– 240 V, an acoustic signal will sound
when switching on the unit, and the modelling light will blink at a safely reduced voltage.
This function serves as a reminder, that the modelling lamp must be replaced and to
avoid bursting of the lamps.
Attention: Make sure that the lamp base used is equipped with a halogen bulb lamp
which complies with the local power supply ratings!
Switch the unit off and on again to return to standard operation.
9.5 Acoustic and optical flash monitor
At the end of their service life, flash tubes often have triggering interruptions. This fault
is indicated by an audible, intermittent signal. In addition to this, the LCD display
( 8 / 9 ) blinks, and indicates the channel to which the corresponding lamp is connected.
Attention: Check the functional efficiency of the flash tubes and replace if necessary!
The blinking LCD display can be deactivated by pressing the key " aux " (22) or the key
"up/down" for regulation of the energy control ( 10 / 11 ).
10. Service/repair
Your broncolor power pack is a precision device which will work for many years without
malfunction if you take proper care of it. If nevertheless malfunctions do arise, please do
not attempt to open the unit to repair it yourself. Even when the unit is switched off,
dangerous voltages may remain within the interior of the device. Always leave service
and repairs to the broncolor after-sales service.
11. Accessory Power Dock
11.1 General
Verso A2/A4 can be operated as a mains-independent (AC-line) power pack. The
available accessory unit Power Dock (art. no. 36.124.00) comprises a high-performance
battery package with an integrated charger, an independent processor for battery
management, and monitoring of modelling light as well as a power circuit, which
produces the necessary voltage for the operation of the modelling light. The unit is
connected to the bottom of the power pack (see chapter 2.2.1).