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Broncolor Grafit A2 Manual <- [Unlimited Free EPub]Register here. You will see all manuals, datasheet and brochures available for the specific product. Get inspired by our stories, learn new lighting setups, and stay informed of our latest news. If you continue, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on this website. However, if you would like to, you can change your cookie settings at any time in our privacy policy. Without these cookies, we cannot provide you certain services on our website. For example, we may use functionality cookies to remember your language preferences or remember your login details. For example, these cookies may track things such as how long you spend on the website or the pages you visit which helps us to understand how we can improve our website site for you. The information collected through these tracking and performance cookies do not identify any individual visitor. If you choose to remove or disable these targeting or advertising cookies, you will still see adverts but they may not be relevant to you. If you have any questions about your order, Please contact us before open a case. We will help to solve the problem asap. Register here. Here are some of your options: Get inspired by our stories, learn new lighting setups, and stay informed of our latest news. If you continue, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on this website. Create one here. Creators are allowed to post content they produce to the platform, so long as they comply with our policies. United Kingdom. Company number 10637289. User Manual. Functional DescriptionBron Elektronik AG, 4123 Allschwil, SwitzerlandThe radio equipment in the studio flash unit consists of a RFS transceiver module (three versions)RFS Transceiver Module L7272.01 and RFS Interface L 7273.00. RFS Transceiver Module L7272.11 and RFS Interface L 7275.00RFS Transceiver Module L7272.03 and RFS Interface L 7273.00. RFS Transceiver Module L7272.13 and RFS Interface L 7275.00.http://skiflogistics.ru/userfiles/99-pathfinder-service-manual.xml
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RFS Transceiver Module specifications ( typical ). Output power. Frequency. Modulation. RF input impedance. Transmission time flash triggering. Transmission time data-block. Size. Operating voltage. Operating current:Pin. Description. GroundOOK transmit mode. ASK transmit modeTransmission format. Data format: MSB first. Flash-block:Manchester modifiedData-block:Manchester modifiedByte count. Start info. Studio ID. Unit ID:Check sum:Manchester modified. A dual directional data transmission only takes place when the setting on the flash units or the. This reduces the probability of a collision with a flashblock. A correctly transmitted data-block is confirmed with an ACK. An unconfirmed data-block isA flash-block is not repeated. The RFS transceiver module and the RFS interface are connected by a flat cable. AThe RFS transceiver module has a soldered-on shield.The RFS transceiver module and the RFS interface are connected by a flat cable. AnThe rod-typeIn the RFS interface,In this section, the Cu-surface, together with a metal frame, serve as a shield.PRODUCT CODE:- SMCUHFF915MHz. Manufacturer: R.W. Badland Ltd. England. Tuned frequency:-915 Mhz. Radiator::- flexible plastic coated. Base:- moulded in situ. Length: - 80 mm. Diameter:- Base:- 9.5mm. Centre:- 4.1 mm. Tip:- 7 mm. VWSR:- better than 1.5: 1Operating Instructions. Before use. We are very pleased you have chosen a broncolor Minicom compact unit which is a high-qualityIf used properly, it will render you many years of good service. Please read the information contained in these operating instructions carefully. They containKeep these operatingObserve the safetyContentsImportant safety instructions. Attention: Read before starting up the compact unit. Controls and displaysThis unit is designed for professional photography and is to be handled by skilled staff only.http://amuseonline.com/absite/userfiles/99-passat-shop-manual.xml When using your studio flash equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed,Do not leaveCables rated for less amperage than the appliance mayGrasp plug and pull to disconnect.Incorrect reassembly can causeRead before starting up the compact unit. Prior to replace fuses, modelling lamp or flash tubes, discharges the unit andPrior to replacing the modelling lampThe unit is designed for use in dry conditions. Protect it form water and fromThe unit is not suitable for use in an environment where there is a risk ofThe accessories mounted onto to the compact unit may heat up to highHandle with care. With due allowance for heat radiation, units with more than 100 W modelling lightFor safety reasons, never operate the unit without protecting glass in place. Flash light contains, similar to sunlight, a specific portion of UV light. TheWithout these or other protectiveEven when disconnected from the power supply, dangerous voltages may remainDo not block the cooling louvers on the unit. Only fuses of the type indicated on the safety label may be used. This is especiallyOnly use sand-filled fuses. They can be identified by their opaque fuse container.This mains supplied studio flash unit is designed for professional photography only. InThe compact units Minicom 40 and Minicom 80 are available in two different versions:Mains voltage 120 V: doubling of the charging time. Mains voltage 100 V: doubling of the charging time as well as reduction of theMains voltage 230 V: doubling of the charging time. Mains voltage 100 V: Extension of the charging time by 20 as well as a reduction ofAttention:Earthed mains. Connect unit to current supply always using an earthed mains plug.https://labroclub.ru/blog/dbs-576-hd-programming-manualIn the proximity of the halogen lamp, the unit, depending on the accessories used, canFor this reason, we recommend to touch the unit only on theDue to the intense heat radiation when a modellingDuring charging, the digital flash energyAdditionally the greenWhole numbersThere is the option, toBrief pressure on the energy. The energy display (17) then flashes until charging or dischargingThe Minicom units are equipped with a halogen modelling lamp. The modelling light isWhen switched on, the green diode lights up. ToIn chapter 7 you can find the instructions how to set the different operating modesAttention:Proportionality. The brightness of the modelling light can be set proportionally to the flash intensity. ToProportionality is guaranteed if theThe higher the digit, the brighter theThe following operating modes are possible:That means, the modelling light isThus the brightness of thePressing the “mod“ key (5) for 1 second when the modelling light is on, will give directTo return to the previous mode briefly press the “mod“ key.Before replacing the halogen lamp, it is essential to discharge the unit by flashes,The halogen lamps are plug-in types. First the protecting glass has to be pulled offThe protecting glasses for the compact unit. Minicom have a marking line and the glass rim has 2 grooves. When removing theTaking intoTo exchange the lamp, it must be pulled out of the plug socket in an axial direction. When inserting, ensure that the lamp is fully pushed back in. When engaging theAfter having engaged the protecting glass, it must beThe flash release is enabled when 75 of the selected energy is available. Please noteWhen releasing via the photocell or the IR-receiver, ensure that the receiving cell of theThe photocell can be switched on or off by using the “cell“ key (1). If it is activated theThe Minicom compact units can be released with broncolor infrared transmitters.https://energijaprirode.com/images/candy-ctd-12662-manual.pdf WhenThe IR receiver integrated in the unit is used for a wireless release by with followingThe synchronous cables, art. no. 34.111.00 respectively 34.112.00, may be plugged intoThe respective. LED lights up when the flash voltage corresponds exactly to the selected value. DuringAfter releasing the flash this LED goes out until the unit is fullyWhen the flash discharge fails, a warning signal of approx. 3 s duration will sound andThe “aux“ key (10) is used to set the additional functions. With repeated actuation of theSetting proportionality level of the modelling light. LED “prop“ blinks (11). Define sequence (serial flashes). LED “seq“ blinks (12). LED “dim“ blinks (13). LED “buz“ blinks (14). LED “slow“ blinks (15). Return to standard displayAfter the setting has been performed, the standard display can be re-activated byTo select the additional functions and appliance settings, choose the respective LED. The digital display (17) will then show the actualIf the unit is switched off and on again, it will be in the “standard display” mode. Previously set additional functions are retained.The proportionality level of the modelling light can be selected by briefly pressing the. With repeated actuation of the key the following modes can be set, each shownThis function allows to set a defined number of flash discharges from 1 to 50. By brieflyThe function is switched off, by setting the number ofIf the “dim” function is activated when the modelling light is switched off (green LED ofIn this mode, the modellingThe buzzer is switched on or. The warning signalFor remote control respectively flash release via radio, anThe digital displayWhen pressing again the “aux” key, the digital display shows the letter “C”, followed by aThe flash tube is coated to ensure an optimal colour temperature. For your security, onlyFor safety reasons, never operate a unit withoutThe flash tube is a plug-in type.https://ceadersvalet.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/16346c5d65605d---d945gcnl-b-manual.pdf To replace the flash tube, discharge the unit by flashes,Pull off the protecting glass carefully in an axial direction.When inserting ensureThe spring serves as well as contactWhen engaging the protecting glass into the lockingAfter having engaged the protecting glass it must be slightly turned to preventFor safety reasons, never operate a unit without protecting glass in place.The fuse (9) is located on the rear of the unit. Sand-filled fuses with value 3.15 AF mayOriginal broncolorThe basic settings ex work can be viewed and in some instances changed with theWhen the unit is switched on, simultaneously press the “mod” (5) and “aux” (10) keysThe digital display (17) shows theBy briefly pressing the “aux” key, the digital display shows the actual value respectivelyThe LED of the “mod” key doesWithin the function numbers 1, 2, 3 and 9, the settings can be. Return to normal operation by pressing (1 s) the “aux” key, by switching the unit off andFunction number Meaning and possible settings. Program version: Standard display. Control range flash energy:Sensibility of the photocell. This function reduces the sensibility of the photocell. If the functionFlash counter. Figure group in the display: xxXXxx. Figure group in the display: XXxxxx. Series number of the unit: Figure group in the display: xxXX. Series number of the unit: Figure group in the display: XXxx. Production date of the unit. Reduction of the modelling light: Setting ex work: “off” (--). The activation of this function is recommended on power mainsThe voltage for the modelling lamp isIf this function is activated, theThe cooling of flash tube, modelling lamp and internal electronics is effected by a coolingThe cooling works on two levels,With longer flashIf excessively high temperatures build up inside despite the fan cooling, the charge modeThe modelling light is blockedThe digital display shows the indication “th” during theAttention: Do not switch off the unit during the cooling period.cgalgeria-dubai.com/userfiles/files/Diesel-Locomotive-Repair-Manual.pdf If the unit is switchedThe unit is equipped with an automatic afterglow blockout. If the flash tube exhibits (e.g.This status is also discernible by the ready display, which is noThis indication is shown, when the unit is overcharging. Switch off the unit and switch itIf this fault continues to exist, please contact an after-salesAt the end of their service life, flash tubes often have triggering interruptions. This fault isThe signal disappears when the flash tubeThis functionSwitch the unit off and on again to return to standardIf no mains power is available the 12 V-car battery converter can be used to charge theThe modelling light cannot be used in this operating modeSwitch off the modelling light and remove the halogen lamp. Connect the unit to the converter and switch on the unit and the converter. Switch off the converter during pauses after flash work. Charge battery if needed byTwo compact units Minicom can be connected to one converter. Approx. 200 flashes ofThe stand adapter is located below the housing. The adapter is designed for standard. Make sure the unit is firmly attached to the stand before operating. The click-stops of theThere are three possibilities for suspended mounting:To this purpose, dismount theIn this case the enclosed locking pin must beThis is not required for standAlso in this case the enclosed locking pin must beThe above mentioned instructions are also valid for this application. Attention: A safety cable must be installed whenever the unit is suspended.Diffusing and reflex umbrellas are used in conjunction with the umbrella reflector (art. no.By using the Pulso-bajonet the whole range of broncolor reflectors is at your disposal.Your broncolor compact unit is a precision device which will work for many years withoutIf nevertheless malfunctions do arise, please doEven when the unit is switched off,Always leave serviceMinicom 40. Flash energy. F-stop in 2 m distance 100 ISO. Flash duration t 0.1 (t 0.5).https://kazenergy.kz/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/16346c5ed41acb---d945gcpe-manual.pdf Charging time (for 100 of theControls. Control range of flash energyModelling light. Flash release. Ready display. Flash monitoring. Additional function. Number of sync sockets. Stabilized flash voltage. Cooling. Standards. Power requirementsCan be switched to slow charge mode. Attention: The above mentioned charging times do not apply to units beingThe technical data for these units are optimised for a certain mains voltageIf the unit is operated with a alternative mains voltageWhen operating the unit with mains voltage ofIlluminated digital display, LED-display as well as dust and scratch-proofCan be extended to 5 f-stops (1:32). Halogen max. 300 W. Proportionality adjustable to all broncolor flash systems and the differentAttention: The operating voltage of the modelling lamp must correspond toManual release button, photocell ( can be switched off), infrared receiver (canVisual and audible (can be switched off) signals when 100 of selectedVisual. Dim and boost function for modelling light. Audible. BuzzerFan. Minicom 40. Dimensions (L x W x H). Weight kg. Minicom 80RFS Interface (Radio Frequency System). Each channel (studio) can control up to 8There is the possibility, to modify Minicom compact units later on with a RFS interface. The modification will be made by the customer service centre of our broncolor agency inBecause of the laws in some countries, the use of the broncolor radio system is notPlus (that means with cable remote control). Besides the cable connection between theAttention: There is no camera transmitter available for Minicom!Minicom RFS. With integrated 8 channel RFSMacintosh computer. Each channelFlash release. Transmitter RFS, Transceiver RFSOperational distance outdoors Up to 30 m. Remote control. Operational distance in closed up to20 mRangeNumber of sync sockets. Norms. Minicom plus. With integrated interface for the remoteMacintosh computer.https://mission4recruitment.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/16346c60c60d96---d945gcz-manual.pdf Each channelLength of the connection cable from theLength of the connection cable betweenThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subjectChanges or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by theSubject to change in the interest of product enhancement.Protecting glass clear 5500 K. Protecting glass clear 5900 K. Protecting glass mat 5500 K. Protecting glass mat 5900 K. Fuse 3.15 AF. Protection cap for transport, transparent. Mains cable CH 200-240V. Mains cable USA 100-120V. Mains cable Europe 200-240VBracket for suspended mountingArt. no. 34.225.XX. Art. no. 34.231.XX. Art. no. 34.250.XX. Art. no. 34.251.XX. Art. no. 34.336.55. Art. no. 34.336.59. Art. no. 34.337.55. Art. no. 34.337.59. Art. no. 37137.00. Art. no. Z6750.00. Art. no. 39084.00. Art. no. 39085.00. Art. no. 39086.00. Art. no. 36.450.XX. Art. no. 35.228.00Before use. Please read all the information contained in these operating instructions carefully. They containKeep these operatingObserve the safety instructions. Contents. Page. Important safety instructions. Controls and displaysWhen using your studio flash equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed,Do not leaveFor your own safety, use a three-wire extension cable. CablesWhen using a cable reel, it mustGrasp plug and pull to disconnect.Incorrect reassembly can causeRead before starting up the compact unit. Prior to replacing fuses, modelling lamp or flash tubes, discharge the unit andPrior to replacing the modelling lampThe unit is designed for use in dry conditions. Protect it from water and fromThe unit is not suitable for use in an environment where there is a risk of explosion. The accessories mounted onto to the compact unit may heat up to highHandle with care. They can be identified by their opaque fuse container.We are very pleased you have chosen a VISATEC LOGOS compact unit which is a highquality product in every respect.asian-autoparts.com/ckfinder/userfiles/files/Diesel-Injector-Pump-Service-Manual.pdf If used properly, it will render you many years of goodThis mains supplied studio flash is designed for professional photography. For your ownThe compact units LOGOS 800 and LOGOS 1600 are available in two different versions:Connect unit to current supply always using an earthed mains plug.In the proximity of the halogen lamp, the unit, depending on the accessories used, canFor this reason, we recommend to touch the unit only on theDue to the intense heat radiation when aDuring charging, the digital flash energyAdditionally the greenWhole numbersThe energy display (10) then flashesThe LOGOS compact units are equipped with a very bright 150 W halogen modellingWhen switched on, theIn chapter 7 you can find the instructions how to set the different operating modesThe brightness of the modelling light can be set proportionally to the flash intensity. ToProportionality is guaranteed if theThe higher the digit, the brighter theThe following operating modes are possible:That means, the modelling light isThus the brightness of the modelling light can beTo return to the previous mode briefly press the “mod“ key. The halogen lamp can be plugged in; when exchanging, do not touch the lamp with bareThe flash release is enabled when 85 of the selected energy is available. Please note,The photocell can be switched on or off by using the “cell“ key (3). If it is activated theWhen releasing via the photocell, ensure that the receiving cell of the unit it notBecause the photocell is also infrared-sensitive, the compact unit can be wirelesslyThe VISATEC flash trigger is available under articleThe synchronous cable, art. no. 54.104.00, may be plugged into the sync sockets (1) orThe appliance has a synchronous circuit with a low onload voltage to preserve yourThis “test“ key (5) allows manual release of the compact unit LOGOS. The respective. LED lights up, when the flash voltage corresponds exactly to the selected value. DuringIt lights up only when theAfter releasing the flash, this LED goes out until the unit is fullyWhen the flash discharge fails, a warning signal of approx. 3 s duration will sound andThe “aux“ key (11) is used to set the additional functions. LED “prop“ blinks (12). LED “seq“ blinks (13). LED “dim“ blinks (14). LED “buz“ blinks (15). LED “slow“ blinks (16). Return to standard displayAfter the setting has been performed, the standard display can be re-activated byTo select the additional functions and appliance settings, choose the respective LED (eg. The digital display (10) will then show the actualPreviously set additional functions are retained.The proportionality level of the modelling light can be selected by briefly pressing the. With repeated actuation of the key the followingThis function allows to set a defined number of flash discharges from 1 to 50. By brieflyEach release signal triggers the selected number of flashes.If the “dim“ function is activated when the modelling light is switched off (green LED ofIn this mode, the modellingThe buzzer is switched on or. The warning signalFor remote control respectively flash release via radio, anThe digital displayWhen pressing again the “aux“ key (11), the digital display (10) shows the letter “C“,The flash tube is coated to ensure an optimal colour temperature. For your security, onlyFor safety reasons, never operate a unit withoutIf the compact unit LOGOS 800 is used for longer flash sequences, we recommend toFor safety reasons, never operate a unit without protecting glass in place.The fuse (7) is located on the rear of the unit. Sand-filled fuses with value 3.15 AF mayOriginal VISATECThe basic settings ex work can be viewed and in some instances changed with theWithin the function numbers 1 and 7, the settings can be. Concerning the function numbersFunctionMeaning and possible settings. Program number: after pressing the energy control “down“ key (8). With RFS Interface switched off, the digital display shows the value “--“. Flash counter:Series number of the unit: Figure group in the display: xxXX. The activation of this function is recommended on power mains withThe cooling of flash tube, modelling lamp and internal electronics is effected by a coolingThe cooling works on two levels,With longer flashIf excessively high temperatures build up inside despite the fan cooling, the charge modeThe modelling light is blockedThe unit is equipped with an automatic afterglow blockout. If the flash tube exhibits (e.g.This status is also discernible by the ready display, which is noAttention: Do not switch off the unit during the cooling period. If the unit is switchedThis indication is shown, when the unit is overcharging. This fault isThe signal disappears when the flash tubeThis functionSwitch the unit off and on again to return to standardIf no mains power is available, the 12 V car battery converter can be used to charge theThe modelling light cannot be used in this operating modeBefore removing respectively replacing the flash tube and the modelling lamp, switchRemove the flash tube. Remove the halogen lamp (modelling). Charge battery if needed byOne compact unit LOGOS can be connected to one converter. Approx. 200 flashes ofThe stand adapter is located below the housing. The click-stops of theA bracket for suspended mounting is available under art. no. 35.228.00. If the unit shouldThis is not required for stand mounting. A safety cable must be installed whenever the unit is suspended.Diffusing and reflex umbrellas are used in conjunction with the umbrella reflector (art. no.The compact unit LOGOS is equipped with an interlocking VISATEC bajonet, which. For this reason, the whole range of. VISATEC accessories assortment is at your disposal. You will find the complete overallThe barn doors are attached onto the fastening braces on the reflector. Your VISATEC compact unit is a precision device which will work for many years withoutIf nevertheless malfunctions do arise, please doEven when the unit is switched off,Always leave serviceF-stop at 1 m distance 100 ISO,Flash duration t 0.5 (t 0.1). Charging time (for 100 of theControls. Power requirements. Weight kgCan be switched to slow charge mode. Automatic adaptation to the respective mains voltageIlluminated digital display, LED line and keyboard. Halogen max. 150 W. Proportional to flash energy as well as “full” and “low” settings. ProportionalityManual release button, infrared-sensitive photocell (can be switched off), syncVisual and audible (can be switched off), signals when 100 of selectedVisual. Buzzer. Sequence (serial flashes) up to 50 flashes. FanRFS Interface (Radio Frequency System). Each channel (studio) can control up to 8There is the possibility, to modify LOGOS compact units later on with a RFS interface. The modification will be made by the customer service centre of our VISATEC agency inBecause of the laws in some countries, the use of the VISATEC radio system is notPlus (that means with cable remote control). Besides the cable connection between theAttention: There is no camera transmitter available for LOGOS plus!Macintosh computer. Each channelFlash release. Transmitter RFS, Transceiver RFSOperational distance outdoors up to 30 m. Operational distance in closed up to 20 mRangeNumber of sync sockets. LOGOS plus. Operation is subjectChanges or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by theSubject to change in the interest of product enhancement.Protecting glass, clear. Mains cable CH 200-240 V. Mains cable USA 100-120 V. Mains cable Europe 200-240 V. Protection cap for transport, grey. Bracket for suspended mountingArt. no. 54.252.XX. Art. no. 54.300.00. Art. no. 54.301.00. Art. no. 54.400.59. Art. no. Z3620.00. Art. no. 35.228.00. Art. no. 36.450.XXBefore use. We are pleased you have chosen a broncolor Grafit A power pack which is a high-qualityIf used properly, it will render you many years of good service. PleaseThey containKeep these operatingObserve the safety instructions. ContentsImportant safety instructions. Attention: Read before starting up the power pack. Controls and displaysWhen using your photographic equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed, includingDo not leave applianceWhen using aNever jerk cable to pull the plug from the socket. Grasp plug and pull to disconnect.Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock whenRead before starting up the power pack. Prior to replacing fuses, light bulbs or flash tubes, discharge the power pack and disconnectThese units are designed for use in dry conditions. Protect them from water and fromThe units are not suitable for use in an environment where there is a risk of explosion. The accessories mounted onto the lamp bases may heat up to high temperatures underWith due allowance for heat radiation, lamp bases with more than 100 W modelling lightFor safetyFlash light contains, similar to sunlight, a specific portion of UV light. The undesirable sideEven when disconnected from the power supply, dangerous voltages may remain inside theDo not block the cooling louvers on the unit.Due to different design features and contact assignment. We offer noThis mains (AC-line) supplied studio flash unit is designed for professional photographyThe unit is designed for 230V, 120V or 100V according to voltage of country. If a differentThe charging time becomes longer. The recycling time becomes longer. Earthed Mains (AC-line). Connect unit to current supply always using earthed mains plug.Use the mains (AC-line) switch (1) to power-up unit. During the charging process the digitalThe Grafit A power packs incorporate a circuit for selectively distributing the power between theTo ensure anThe unit indicates thisLamp base outlets of the Grafit units are marked with the Roman numerals I to III. All outlets may be switched individually (7.1, 7.2, 7.3). The LED (9) indicates the flash energyFor newly connected lamp bases, the connection will beLamp bases also have anYou may also operate the modelling light proportionallyIn chapter 8 is an explanation of how to set the various operating modes (modelling lightStages prop1, prop2, prop3, prop4 and prop5 are used to adapt the modelling light brightness ofThe following operating modes are possible. This level allows matching of the Grafit A units to the proportional control ofProportional modelling light - brightest level with Grafit A4. Proportional modelling light - brightest level with Grafit A2. If you use a power pack with less power it is known that the halogen modellingTo solve this problem the power packsIf the power of. When working only with one power pack in asymmetrical operation; using theAll lamp bases with full modelling light, independent of flash output, type ofLighting level reduced for all lamps to reduce power consumption and extendNano A4. Topas A4. Grafit A4. Topas A8Topas A4. Grafit A4Topas A2. Grafit A2. Mobil. Nano 2. Topas A2. MobilA power pack Grafit A2 is operated together with a power pack Topas 8. The. Example 2. A power pack Grafit A4 is operated together with a Grafit A2. The modelling. Reduced modelling light intensity. To avoid overloading the mains supply (AC-line), the 100-120 volt versions of the power packsYou can clear this factory-installedWhen working with limited-power on theThe switch on the lamp bases permits selective lighting control with the modelling light. ToIf it is activated theAfter a flash sequence, an active photocell will be blocked and the green LED blinks.