Checkline LS-9-12000 - Manual (Page 3)

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3.0 Overview
Glass Lens
Trigger
Wire
Clamp
Open this end
only for
lashtube
replacement
Relector
Flash Tube
Metal Enclosure
On Back (see below): Sockets for trigger input and supply voltage, ON/OFF switch,
LED power indicator
On Bottom: 3 threaded holes for equipment
mounting, tripod connection
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5.0 Operation
1. Position the stationarystroboscope
and connect the trigger input signal
and supply voltage to the sockets as
outlined in Section 4.0.
2. Switch the stroboscope on. The red
LED will light, indicating that the
unit is ready for use.
3. As soon as the trigger signal is
applied, the strobe will start to lash
with the trigger frequency.
4. If the lashing frequency coincides with the movement frequency, a stationary
image will appear.
NOTE: A stationary image will not only appear with an identical lashing
frequency, but also with multiples and fractions of the lashing frequency.
5. Switching between sockets 1 and 2:
Use the rocker switch located between the two sockets to choose into which
of the two sockets a trigger signal is to be fed.
Please make sure that an input signal is actually present at the
socket selected.
6. Setting the brightness:
Use the rotary knob marked with SHARP/BRIGHT and the
symbols to adjust the brightness to your needs.
Turn to the left, towards (SHARP): Brightness is reduced.
Turn to right, towards (BRIGHT): Brightness is increased.
Input #2 Power
Trigger Output
(SLAVE)
Brightness/Sharpness
Adjustment Knob
Input #1
External Trigger
Input
Select Switch
Controls