Bowens QUADX BWL-0335/2 - Manual (Page 4)

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Control Panel Guide
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Menu Navigation Keys
Modelling Lamp On/Off
IR Remote Switch
Photocell Switch
Channel A adjustment
Power level displays
Outlet On/Off switches
IR remote receptor
Flash test button
Overall
Power adjustment
Channel B
adjustmnet
Photocell receptor
Ready indicator
Sync. Sockets
Head Sockets A1 & A2
Head Sockets
B1 & B2
On/Off Switch (On Rear) Mains Inlet (On Rear)
The QUADX displays information about the power
available at each socket by means of four Red
LED numeric displays. In addition, this
information is converted to Ws data and shown on
the LCD display.
Each red numeric display is aligned with an
associated outlet socket. Most of the QUADX
controls are aligned with the associated socket.
Looking at the sloping control panel area, from
the handle there are four On/Off toggle switches.
These switch the channels on or off if a head is
plugged into the socket.
The red numeric display will show -- when off and
will be blank if there is no head plugged into the
socket.
Beneath the red displays are two pairs of
adjustment buttons. These control the power
available from the channel socket pairs A1/A2 and
B1/B2.
To the left of the display screen there are three
toggle controls to switch the photocell, I.R remote
and modelling on or off.
To the right of the screen there is a pair of
adjustment buttons to raise or lower the power
from channels A & B, keeping them in ratio.
Beneath these buttons is the Open Flash test
button.
Beneath the screen are 4 menu navigation
buttons.
Pulsar Radio Trigger System
With the Pulsar Radio Trigger system you can free
yourself from trailing sync cables.
This multifunctional device can be used to trigger
flash units, film and digital cameras and light
meters up to 100m away.
Because Pulsar is a radio transmittor, rather than
IR, it allows for triggering around corners or
through walls and is not affected by high ambient
light situations. Choose from four individual
channesl and six studio selectors, each providing
a unique ID for different flash devices or combine
them to trigger all equipment within a given setup
or studio.
Because of its low-voltage operation, it is perfect
for digital cameras. Each unit can be used as
either a transmitter or receiver and operates from
two AAA batteries.
Pulsar (BW-5150)
120° Wide-Angle
Reflector. BW1885 50° Keylite
Reflector. BW1886 High Performance
Reflector. BW1878 75° Softlite
Reflector. BW1899
40° Sunlite
Reflector. BW1868 65° Maxilite
Reflector. BW1887 Grid Reflector.
BW1863 Backlite Reflector.
BW2560
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