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Manual
EXPERT
/ INTEGRA
PRO
Compact
I Introduction
Dear
Photographer,
in buying a HENSEL flash system, you have purchased
powerful
equipment
of high
quality.
So thatyou are ableto successfully
and productively
workwith
thissystemfor manyyears,
we are giving
you someadviceon
the use of this high tech product.Only by observance
of the
information
given you secure your warranty,preventdamage
andprolong
thelifeoftheequipment.
HENSELStudiotechnik
has taken greatcare to manufacture
a
secure and high qualityflash system under inclusion
and
observance of all current regulations.
Strict quality controls
secure our quality requirementseven in mass production.
Please
takeyour part in this and treatthe equipment
withdue
care- yourreward
willconsist
ofexcellent
pictures.
lf you shouldhaveany questions
on the use,then feel free to
askusatanytime.
Wewishyousuccess
and,,goodlighf.
HENSEL
Studiotechnik
User
Manual- Date
ofRevision:
2005-08
Technicaldata are subject to change. No guaranteefor
misprints.The listed
values
are guide values
and should
not be understood
as bindingin a legalsense.
The values
canditfer
duetotolerances
inused
components.
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ManualEXPERT/ INTEGRA PROGompact
2Table
of Contents
lntroduction
............ .............23
Tableofcontents ...,...........24
General
safety
regulations
............. .....25
Standard
delivery ...............26
Technicaldata
........ .............27
Overview
ofcontrols ...........28
Starting
up............ ..............29
Safety
hints........ ...........29
Acclimatizing
.......... ......30
Positioning ....30
Fixingof
the
glass
dome ................30
Accessories............ ........31
Mains
connection
............. .............31
Fuses...... .......32
Overheating
........... ........32
Operation ..........32
Synchronization
(Flash
triggering)
................32
Flash
power
control ......34
Flash
readiness ............34
APD
System........... .......34
Modeling
|amp....... ........34
Radio
Control
Unit.......... ......35
Maintenance
........... .............38
Replacement
of
fuses ...................38
Replacement
of
modeling
lamp ....38
Replacement
of
flashtube .............39
Regular
inspection ........40
Retumtocustomerseruice ..........40
Disposal ..............40
Accessories
........... ..............40
Customer
seruice
Certificate
of
Conformity
............ ........41
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2
3
4
5
6
7
11
12
13
14
9
10
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/ INTEGRAPRO
Compact
re
3
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Proper
use
lmproper
use
3 General
safetyregulations
Compact flash systems store electrical energy in capacitors
by applyinghigh voltages.
These form a source of danger,
which must be carefullyexcluded.
Besidesgeneralruleson
handling electrical appliances, the following safety
measurements
mustbeobserued.
Thereforeread
andcomply
the safetyhints(alsoseethe paragraphStanrn@) wiifiiri-lhE
usermanual
beforetuming
the
applianceon.
The presentcompactflash unit is meant for studio use of
professional
photographers.
lts task is to provide electrical
energy
forHENSEL
flashlighting.
The appliance
may not be used for any other purposethan
that described above, especially not for other electrical
appliances.
Halogen lamps and flashtubes generate hlgh pressure
during operation and can thereforc explode. For this
leason it is a must to protect pilot and flashlight with the
supplied correctly installed HENSEL protection glass
dome. The glass dome is available in differcnt versions.
The use of the glass dome changes the colour
temperaturc.
o Contactwith the capacitorvoltageis perilous,
and therefore
openingof the case of EXPERT
/ INTEGHA
PRO compact
flash units and repairs must only be made by authorized
customer
seruice.
EXPERT
/ INTEGRA PRO compactflash unitsare equipped
witha userreplaceable
flashtube.
Exchange
offlashtube
and
modelinglamp must only be performed
with the appliance
turned
off,
unpluggedfrom
themains
anddischarged.
Gompactflashes
mustonlyusedon supplylines(mains)
with
wod<ing
protective
conductor
(earth
line).
Do notroute
cables
acrossthe studiofloorif possible,
sothat
damageis excluded.lf routing
acrossthe studiofloorcannot
beomitted,thenit must
be ensuredthatvehicles,ladders,
etc.
do not damagecables.Damaged
cablesand casesmustbe
immediately
replaced
bycustomer
seruice.
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/ INTEGRA PROCompact
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J
Ventilation
slotsof compact
flashesmustbe keptfree during
operationand sutficient
air supplymust be ensured.Do not
stick any objects into ventilation slots or synchronization
sockets.
Do notdeposit
any objects(tools,
coffeecups,etc.)
ontheflashunit.
Flash systems must not be used in environments with
expfosion hazard. Flammable materials, like fumishing
fabrics, paper, etc. must not be stored in the immediate
vicinityofcompact
flashunits
toprevent firehazards.
Compact
flash unitsmust be protected
against
humidityand
spraywater.
Do notconnect
accessories
fromothermanufacturers,
evenif
theyusethesameorsimilarconnectors.
Flash units- hanging
from pantographs
or ceiling
- must be
doublysecured
against
falling
down.
Do not flash intoeyesat shortdistances
(smaller
than 5 m),
because
thiscanlead
to eyedamage.
Donotlookdirectly
into
the flash reflector; the flash lamp could be triggered
inadveftently.
Regularly
airclosed
roomstoprevent build-up
ofinadmissible
ozone
concentrations,
whichcanoccurdueto theuseof high-
powered
flashsystems.
During
workinthestudio
generating
muchdust,
theappliance
must be covered with suitable dust protection(not during
operation).
4 Scope
of delivery
Allunits ofthe EXPERT/ INTEGRA
PROseriescomewith:
o Flashtube,
singlecoated,
user
replaceable
o Protection
glass
dome,
clear,
uncoated
o TiltingHead
withintegratedumbrella
holder
o Cable
set:PowerandSync.Cord
o Transpoftation
ProtectionCap
INTEGRA
PROseries
is identical
to EXPERT
PRO
withMultivoltage
technology.
EXPERTPROseries
230Voperation.
series,
but
is onlyfor
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Compact
5
PLUS Versionsof EXPERT
/ INTEGRAPRO seriesoffer
additionalfeatureslike a built-in4-channelRadio Control
Receiver,anilluminated front
panel
anda shiftable
TiltingHead.
Inthismanual,these
additionalfeaturesare
indicated
by..
Technical
Data**
Series EXPERT
/ INTEGRA PRO
ModelWpe 250 s00
Valuesattainedat: 230V/50
Hz 230V/50Hz
Ratedenerov: 250J 500J
Aperture
at
100ASA,t 1/60,
1mdistance.l2' Reflector: t 457/10 t 647t10
Flashduration t 0,1
in
sec t 0.5 1/600 1i1800 1/500
1/1600
Recyclingtime 1OOY"
power:
insec 1/32
power: 1,2
0.3 2,2 0.5
Flashtube: U-Flashtube.forpluq-in.
sinqlecoated
Power
adiustment: ln1/10fover
6f adiustable
fi11
...11321
Modelinolamomax.: 300W/ G6.35halooenlamp
Modelinqliqht
adiustment: FULL. OFFandPROPmodeover6 f
Features: Glass
Dome
(clear,
uncoated),
plug-in
coated
Flashtube,
Fan,TiltHead
(fix
andadjustable*,resp.),
Umbrella
Holder,TransportationProtection
Cap,
built-in
Receiver*.
illuminatedFrontPanel*
Fuse EXPERTPRO:
INTEGRAPRO: 2AF 4AF 2AF
4AF
Mains
connection EXPERTPRO:
INTEGRAPRO: 230V-
Multivoltaoe 230V- Multivoltaoe
Weiqht
ftq): 2.75 2.87
Measurementsincm
without
handle
(LxWxil: 33x15x23 33x15x23
GodeNo.: 8310 8330
*': Technicalchangesreserved.
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INTEGRAPROCompact
6 Overview
of Controls
Compact
Flash
Unit - Controls
FrontPanel'
1 ON: MainSwitchON
/ OFF
2 RC*: RemoteControlSwitch
andON Indicator
3 AUDIO: Acoustical
Ready
signal
andON Indicator
4 FC: FlashCheckSwitch
andON Indicator
5 SLAVE: Slave
Switch
andON Indicator
6 TEST: Manualflash
releasewith
ReadyIndicator
7 Sync
socket
I Slave
I Fuse2A (EXPERT)
and4A (INTEGRA),
resp.
10 230VJ50-60
Hz
and115VJ60Hz:
Mainsconnector
11 FULL
: Modeling
lamp
operation
modeandONIndicator
12 PROP: Modelinglampoperation
modeandONIndicator
13 FlashPowercontrol
switch
14 LEDDisplay
Tiltinq
Head
- Components
-
15 Cable
fixation
16 Pre-friction*
17 Shifting
oftheTiltingHeadto balance
heavy
loads"
18 Clamping
screw
toholdumbrellas
19 Locking
screw
forattaching
theunitto a stand
20 Wingnut
foradjusting
theangleofinclination
RadioTransmitter
- Controls
-
21a FlashPower
DownandModelinglightoptions*
21b Flash
Power
Upbutton.
22 Channel
selector
for4 channels
(DlP
switch)
23 Test button
forflash
triggering
24 Socket
forSync Cable,
A 2.5mm
25 LockingScrew
formounting
totheHot
Shoe
ofthecamera
26 Gapforopening
thebatterycompaftment
Radio
Receiver
- Controls -
27 Channel
selector
for4 channels
(DlP
switch)
28 LEDgreen(sync
voltageapplied)
29 LEDred(low
battery)
30 Intedacesocket
31 Gapforopening
thebattery
compaftment
*Additional
features
onlyavailable
fortherespective
PLUS
version.
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7 Starting
Up
Safety hints for operation with compact flash units
To avoiddamage to the flashtubemountreflectorsand light-
formers(softboxes
etc.)beforeuseandturningon the unit.Do
not move compact flashes
around,
whilethey are operating.
Turnoffthe appliance
for eachchangeof reflectors orto move
theunit
toanotherlocation.
Caution:
Reflectors,speedrings and other accessoriesheat up during
longer operation. To avoid injuries, handle with isolating cloth
or wait, till pafts cooled down.
A damaged flashtube is extrcmely dangerous because
the electrically charged electrodes are exposed and
touching must be avoided; the unit must be switched off
and d!@!gd from the mains outlet immediately.The
capacitors inside may still be charged and dangerous
high voltage can still be presentat the damagedflashtube
electrodes(Replacement seepage 39,Maintenance).
Assembly
When mounting to a ceiling system or a pantograph,
suspendedcompact flash has to be double secured from
falling
downor dropping.Thisis doneby tighteningthesafety
screw
(not
includedinthestandarddelivery) intothethread
of
theHENSELTiltingHead.
Due to the existing safety regulations, it is, however,
necessaryto use a safety rope (Code No. 769) for fufther
security.
The safety rope has to be led through the handle of the
compact flash and then secured by looping through the
bracketon the pantograph orthe eyeletonthe carriage.
Heatino
Dueto the modelinglampand flashlight,
eachcompact
flash
unit emitsheat.This can heat up the partsof the unit to a
dangerous
level.
Therefore
makesure,thattheflashunitis locatedfar enough
frominflammable
props
toavoidinflamingthem.
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INTEGRAPROCompact
Take care for sufficient air supply and make sure that
ventilationslotsof compact
flashunitsare keptfree.
Donotoperate
flash
units
unattended.
The modelinglightshouldnever be used for lighting
up the
studio
butonlyasan assistance
whenfocusingor determining
thelight
guiding
andshadowdetails
oftheflash.
Accllmatlzlng
When movingthe flashunitfrom one climatic
zoneto the next,
the appliance shouldstand in the room, in which it will be
operated,for some time before starting it up. This prevents
possible
sudace
leakagecurrentsdueto condensing
water.
Positlonlng
EXPERT
/ INTEGRA
PRO compact
flash unitscome with a
Tilting Head. The unit can be attached to a stand or
pantographs
usingone of the two holesand safely
secured
by
fasteningthelocking screw
19.Theangleof inclinationcanbe
adjusted
usingthewingnut20. lnthe hole
above
thewingnut
an umbrella
canbe insefiedandfastenedusing
theclamping
screw 18.To hold even heavyloadsit is advisable
to find a
newoptimal
position
fortheTiltingHead
withinthegliding rail.
For doing this unscrew
the Phillips
screw 17 and slide the
TiltingHead withinthe rail untilthe weightis balancedand
finallytightenthe screw. An additional
valuablefeaturefor
handling heavy weights is the pre-friction
that ensuresa
decelerated
and smooth movementof the Tilting Head. lf
requiredthe frictioncan be variedby turning
the hexagonnut
16to the leftor to the right.The features
16 and 17 are only
available
forthe respectivePLUS
versions.
Fixingof the glassdome
Atteniion:
The glassdome should only be fixed or removed after having
switched off the unit and unplugged from the mains outlet.
Please take care not to damage either the flashtube or the
modeling lamp (danger!).
The glass dome is fixed by means of the three pre-mounted
springs.
Fordoing
this,
please
slightly
tiltthe glass domeand
inseftit into one of the three springs.
Then pressthe glass
domegently
intothe other
two springs untilit has completely
clickedin.
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Forremoving
theglass
dome,
please
slightly
tiltit again so
thatitwilleasilyslipoutof
thetwofixingsprings.
Then
gently
loosethe glass dome
fromthe remainingthird
springand
removeitfromthefixingdevice.
Accessorles
AllHENSELreflectorsandHENSEL softboxes
ofseries EHT
(adapter
@:
10cm),accessories included,
may
beattached
to
the EXPERT
/ INTEGRAPROcompact
flash;
also
umbrellas
andSoftstar.
Assemblvofreflectors andsoftboxes
Forfixing
reflectors
or softboxes
to the compact flashunit,
please
firstof all open
the holdingclamps.
Fordoing this,
please
tension
thereflectorleverlaterallyasfaras it will
go
againstthe spring
tension.Whiledoingthis,the holding
clampswill open. Now even and precisely
attachthe
accessory
part
tothe
unit.
Please
donot
tilt.Byreleasingthe
lever, the holdingclamps will completely
enclosethe
accessory
part.
Forloosening
the
accessory,
please
holdtight
the
accessory
part(Attention
-itcouldbehot!)andtension
thelever
again
as
describedabove.
In any case pleasemakesure not to damageeither
the
flashtubeor
themodeling
lamp
(danger!).
An umbrella holderis integrated
in the tiltingheadthat allows
for the connectionof various umbrellas by using a strong
gripping
spring
mechanism.The umbrella
is insefted
intothe
hole abovethe wing nut 20 and fastenedby tighteningthe
clampingscrew
18.
Mainsconnection
Attention:
Before connecting the compact flash unit to the mains outlet,
make sure, the mains voltage matches the information given on
the typelabelof the compactflash.Thetypelabelcan be found
on thebottom of the appliance.
All EXPERT PRO compac flash units are only for
230V/ 50-60
Hz operation.
The INTEGRA PRO sen'es comes with muftivoltage
technology, i.e. the compaci flash adjusts itself for different
mainvoltages.
Reflector
lever
18:
Clampingscrew
for umbrcllas
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Compact
10:
Malnssocket
15:
Cable
fixation
fu
10A
The providedpower cable has to be led throughthe handle,
then attachedto the mains socket 10 and connected
to the
mainsoutlets.
Use
thecable fixation
15forallowingunhindered
tilting
ofthe unit.
Gompact flashes must only be connected to malns outlets
with ground connection.
Fuses
Outlets.
inthebuildinq
Minimumrequirement
10Afuse
ouflets
Fuses
of thecompact flash
unit
Thefuse
9 isa general
fuse
forthecompact flash
unitandthe
modelinglamp.
All units
of the EXPERTPRO series
(only
for
230V operation)come with a fuse 2 A fast (2 AF). All unitsof
the INTEGRAPRO series(multivoltage
technology)
comewith
afuse4Afast
(4
AF).
The specification
of the fuses mentionedabove is valid for
operation
with
modelinglight
300
W Halogen.
Moreinformation,
pleaserefer
to page 38, Replacement
of
fuses.
Overheating
All EXPERT
/ INTEGRAPRO unitsare equippedwith a fan to
avoidoverheatingwithfastflashsequences,which
couldcause
damage to the flashtube and the compact flash unit.
Neveilheless,ifoverheatingoccurs,theerror <E1>isdisplayed
ontheLED14.After
a breakforcoolingdown,theapplianceis
ready
again
foroperation.
I Operation
Synehrcnlzatlon (Flashftlggerlng)
Svnchronizationbvcable
Thecompact flashunitisconnected
tosynchronizationsocket7
to the camera using a synchronization
cable with 6,3 mm
phone
jack.
The synchronizationcircuitis made up of state-of-the-aftsemi-
conductor
technology
andenablessecuretriggering
oftheflash
even
witholdercameraswithmechanical
contacts.
Due to the many differentelectronic
circuits in cameras
controllingsynchronization,we cannot take any liability
possible
damage
tocamerastriggeringflashes.
Please contact the camera manufacturerbefore using
unusual
camera.
9:
2AF
4AF
14:
<El>
7:
SYNC
for
for
an
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5:
SLAVE
6:
TEST
Svnchronizationbvslave
The built-in slave I can trigger the compact flash unit.
Triggering
is then effectedby an ,incoming" flash,which was
emitted by another flashlight. This mode of operation is
switchedon usingswitch
5 and displayedby the yellowlight
of
theSLAVEON lndicator.
Theslaveisan impulse
photocell.
lt canonlyoperate,whenthe
triggering flash has a higher f-stop than the ambient light.
Pleasebe aware that the ambient light that strikesthe slave
may never be too strong. lf this cannot be avoided,please
switchoff the slaveby pressing
switch5 and releasethe flash
bycableorbyradiosignal.
SynchronizationbyRadioControl System
For all units of the EXPERT/ INTEGRA PRO series the
HENSELRadioFlashTriggerSystemRC/RFis available
as
accessory(set, transmifter
and receiver).The remotecontrol
allows
forflashtriggering
via.radio.sigryl.
The respectivePLUS
versions are equipped with a built-in receiver. With the
transmifter
available
as accessory flashescan be triggered
and
in addition features for flash power and modeling light
adjustmentareoffered.Inthe EXPERT
/ INTEGRAPROPLUS
Kits
thetransmitter isincluded.
RadioFlashTriggerand Power
Control System
RC/RF,
Set,
transmitter
andreceiver, Code:
387
Transmitter,
only, Code:390
For operationwith EXPERT/ INTEGRAPRO unitsthe radio
receiveris attachedto the syncsocket7 of the compactflash.
The respectivePLUS versions have a built-in receiverthat
needs
to beactivatedbypressing
theRCswitch2.
The radio transmitter is attached to the camera using the
synchronizationcableor by mountingit onto the Hot Shoe of
the camera. Four channels can be selected.The selected
channel of the transmitterand receiver must correspondto
each other. Flashes
can be triggered by pressingthe TEST
button
orby releasing thecamerashutter.
For
a detailed
description
of theRadio ControlSystem,
please
referto
chapter
9.
TestFlash
By
pressing
the
button
6testflashes
can
be
released.
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13:
-Power
Contrcl
14:
Eo oisplay
READY
FC
AUDIO
6:
TEST
11.122
FULL
PROP
Flash power contrcl
Thedesired
flash
power
canbeset
in 1/10f-stopsover
a range
of6f using
power
control
switch
13.Thesetting
isshown onthe
LED display
14 presenting
valuesrangingfrom 5.0 (minimal
flashpower)
to 10.0
(maximum
flash
power).
Flash rcadiness
Flash
readinessofthecompact
flash
unitisshownby
r Green
lightoftheREADY
lamp
above
TESTbutton6
e Modelinglamp tumed on when Flash Check mode is
activated(switch4)
. Acousticalsignal,
when
AUDIO
3 is switched
on.
APD system
In case of reducing
the flashpower,the storedenergywill be
discharged
by APD-system
(Automatic
Power Drop).No flash
will be triggered.Afterswitching
offthe compact
flashunitswill
be automatically
discharged.
lt is also possible,
to reduce
the
stored energy by simply triggering
a TEST flash by pressing
button6.
Modelinglamp
The operation
modefor the modeling
lightcan be selectedby
pressing
thebuttons
11or 12.PressingtheFULL
button
11the
maximummodeling
lightoutput
is set.By pressing
the PROP
button 12, the modeling light output is proportional
to the
selectedflash power. When the flash power is reducedthe
modeling
lightoutput
willbe reducedby the sameincrements.
The selected
operation
mode
forthemodeling
lampis indicated
by the respectiveON indicator.
The modeling
lampis switched
OFF
when
noONindicatorlightsup.
The modelinglamp can be switchedat full power for a 35-
minute
period.
Thereaftertheoutput
isautomatically
reducedby
approximately
1 f-stop.Pressing any buttonyou like switches
the modeling
lightto fullpoweragain.
lf required,
this default
valuecanbe changed
by entering
a valuefrom5 minutes
upto
95 minutes.
Fordoing
this,pressbutton
13twiceand enter
the
new value shown on display14. Wait for 3 secondsand the
display
changes
totheflash
power
setting.
Flash
Check
lf this mode is switched
on by pressing
the FC button4, then
the modelinglamp is tumed off after a flash and will tum on
afterrecharging
to theadjusted
power
level.Thisshows
correct
charge as well as readiness
to flash. The flash check mode
guarantees
thattheflashheadshavetriggered
whenmorethan
one
flashunitisused.
!
FC
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/ INTEGRA PROCompact
-
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/ ffi
ffit
GWR
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Set
(Gode
387)
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I Radio GontrolSystem
Properuse
- improperuse
The Transmitter
of the HENSEL Radio Flash Trigger and
Power
Control System
RC/RFis usedfor triggering
flashes,
adjustingthe flash power and switchingthe modeling
lamp
betweenFULUOFF/PROP
in HENSELflashunitswithbuilt-in
receiver(PLUS versionsof the EXPERT/ INTEGRAPRO
series)
viaradio
signal.
Forallotherunitsof the EXPERT
/ INTEGRA
PROseriesnot
equippedwith
a built-inreceiverHENSEL
Studiotechnik
offers
the usageof an externalreceiver
as accessory. Inconnection
with the Radio Transmitter flashes can be triggered, but
additional
features
likeflashpoweradjustmentand changing
modelinglight
optionsarenotavailable.
Everyuse of the equipmentthat differs
from itsprescribed
use
is prohibited.
In particular,
controllingof electronical
itemsor
machinesotherthan
describedaboveisprohibited.
Scopeofdelivery
The Radio Transmitter
(Code No. 390) as well as the Set of
Radio
Transmitterand Receiver
(Code
No. 387)comewitha
synchronization
cablewith2.5mmsynchronization
plug.
Safetv
instructions
Changing
thisunitisstrictly
prohibited.
The housingis splash-
proofbut notwatertight.Therefore
protect
the equipmentfrom
humidity.The operation during rain is not recommended
because over the years moisture might ingress into the
housing
causingdamagetotheelectronics.
Start-uo
andchannelselection
- Fleceiver -
For operation with compact flash units of the EXPERT /
INTEGRA PRO series without built-in receiver the extemal
receiveristo beattachedtothesynchronizationsocket 7 ofthe
compactflash
unit.Afterswitchingthe unitON using the main
switch 1 the green LED 28 of the receiver is flashing. For
channel selection the DIP switch of the receiver is used.
Combining both setting positions for the DIP switches four
differentoptions
are available.For channelsefting,
please
refer
tothefigure
onpage 1of
this
manual.
By pressing
the RC button2 the built-inreceiverof the PLUS
versions
ofthe EXPERT
/ INTEGRA PROseries
isswitchedon.
it
,*
Default
factory
setting:
Channel1
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Compact
Default
factory
setting:
Channel
1
The channel can be selectedby pressingthe Flash Control
Switch
13once.By turningthe knob
channels
from1to 4 can
be selectedas shownon the LED display14.After3 seconds
delaythe channelis set and the displaychangesto the flash
power
setting.
Staft-upandchannelselection
- Transmitter
-
The Radio Transmitter has no built-in main switch for
switchingthe unit ON. The transmitteris to be connected
to
the camera either by attachingit to the Hot Shoe of the
cameraor by connectingthe camerato the synchronization
socket24 usingthe provided
synchronization
cable. lf the
transmitteris connectedto the Hot Shoe the unit must be
carefullytightened
usingthe locking
screw
25. Using
the DIP
switch6 atthebottomsideoftheunit
theworking
channel
can
be set. Combiningboth settingpositions
for the DIP switches
four
ditferentoptionsare
available.Thesamechannelmust be
setat the correspondingreceiver.For
channelsefting,
please
refertothefigure
onpage1ofthismanual.
Flash
triogerinq
Withcorrectlyinstalledreceiver
andtransmitter
and proper
channel
selectionflashes
canbe released
bypressing the
TESTbutton23orby releasingthecamera
shutter.
Additional
featuresfor PLUS
versions:
Flash
power
adjustment
andchangingmodelinqliqht
options
The buttons21a and 21b allowfurther
options
for HENSEL
flash units with a built-in receiver.A single click on the
respectivebutton reduces and increases
the flash power by
1/10f-stop.
Pressingbutton21ator longerthan3 secondsthe
modeling light switches from FULL to OFF and PROP,
respectively.
The Receiveris equippedwith an interfacesocket 30 for
HENSEL
power
packs.
Maintenance
The HENSEL Remote Control System RC/RF is almost
maintenance-free.
Becauseof the lowenergyconsumption
of
the transmitter a battery lifetime of 1 to 2 years can be
assumeddepending
onthedegreeofutilization.
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Compact
p
pr
The battery of the Radio Transmittercan be exchanged by
unscrewingscrew 26 at the bottom of the unit.This provides
access
to the electronicsandthe batterycanbe removed
from
the clips and exchanged.Before reinstallation
of the new
battery the polarity must be observed. The positive pole
shouldbe pointed at that side of the unit wherethe Power
Down21abuttonislocated.
When an exchange of the battery of the extemal Radio
Receiveris required,theredLED29turnson.Opening ofthe
batterycompartment
isdoneby meansof a coin,insefted into
the lateralslot. The batteriescan be removedfrom the clips
and exchangedby three new AA batteriesunder obseruation
ofthe polarity.
This
product
conformstotheradio
standards
ETSIEN300220
and
FCC15.231.
ffi
Technical Data Transmltter Receiver
Tvpe
/ Code
No. RC/RF.TS
/ 390 RC/RF-R / 388
Syncsocket: 2,5mm
jack
plug,
Mono
Sync.
voltage
/
Svnc.
current 3V/
< 1mAfor5 us
SwitchingON/OFF Byapplying
Sync
voltaqe
Channels: 4, selectedbv DIP-Switch
Sync
plug 6,3
mm
jack
plug,
plus
pole
front
Serial
port: Mini
DIN
socket8 pol.
Shutter
time
for
Svnchronization: 1/250
s
Dimensionsin
cm
[inch]
(width
xlength
xheioht) 5,5x6,3x4,8
12.2x2.5x1.916,5x3,7x14,1
[2.6x1.5x5.6]
Weight
(no
battery):
Weioht
(with
batteru): 53q 849
157
q
Tvpe of battery: CR2,3 V.1pc. AA.3
pcs.
Battervlife: 1- 2vears approx.
6 months
Ranqe: > 40 m (131
feet)freevisibilitv
Frequencv: 433,92MHz
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EXPERT/INTEGRAPRO Compact
10 Maintenance
The EXPERT
/ INTEGRAPROcompact
flashseriesis in need
of littlemaintenancebythe user.Theunitshouldbeg|1y
cleaned
from dustfromtime to time. Beforecleaningseparate
the unit
fromthemains outlet.
Caution: Under no circumstances is any part of the equipment
to be opened. The equipment is not user seruiceable and there
is dangerous high voltage. ln the event of difficulty notify your
dealer.
Replacementof fuses
In case of a broken
fuse 9 replacefuse only,when the unit is
switchedotfandseparated
fromthemainsoutlet.
Attention:
Never repair or bidge fuses.
Only use'Tasf'fuses withtherequiredvalue:
Fuse
foroperationwithmodeling tioht
300WG6.35 Hatogen
EXPERTPRO
series; 2AF
INTEGRAPROseries; 4AF
Only use fuses in accordance with EN 60127-U1 or
respectivelyIEC
127-2/1.A wrongfusemay
cause
anexplosion
of
thehalogenmodelinglamp.
Replacementof modellng lamp
Replace modeling lamp only, when unit is switchedotf and
unplugged
fromthemainsoutlet.
Makesurethatthe modelinglampis protected
by the specified
fuse (seeparagraphreplacementof fuses above).
Use
only
halogenlampsasmodeling
lightwiththemaximallight
outputspecified
asfollows:
EXPERT
PROseries: 300WG6.35/230V
(Code
128)
INTEGRAPROseries:
300WG6.35/115V
(Code
1280)
and 300WG6.35/230V
(Code
128),resp.
Make sure that the modelinglamp for units of the INTEGRA
PROseriecorresponds
tothe mainsvoltage.
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