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EXPERTPRO 250/ 500
250 PLUS/ 5OOPLUS
250/ 500INTEGRAPRO
25OPLUS/ 5OOPLUS
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Bedienungsonleitung
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ManualEXPERT/ INTEGRAPROCompact
I Introduction
Dear Photographer,
in buying a HENSEL flash system, you have purchased
powerfulequipmentof high quality.
So that you are able to successfullyand productivelywork with
this system for many years, we are giving you some advice on
the use of this high tech product. Only by observance of the
information given you secure your warranty, prevent damage
and prolongthe life of the equipment.
HENSEL Studiotechnikhas taken great care to manufacturea
secure and high quality flash system under inclusion and
observance of all current regulations. Strict quality controls
secure our quality requirements even in mass production.
Please take your part in this and treat the equipment with due
care - your reward will consist of excellentpictures.
lf you should have any questions on the use, then feel free to
ask us at any time.
We wish you success and,,good lighf.
HENSELStudiotechnik
User Manual- Date of Revision:2005-08
Technical data are subject to change. No guarantee for
misprints. The listed values are guide values and should
not be understoodas binding in a legal sense. The values
can ditfer due to tolerancesin used components.
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3 Generalsafety regulations
Compact flash systems store electrical energy in capacitors
by applying high voltages. These form a source of danger,
which must be carefully excluded. Besides general rules on
handling electrical appliances, the following safety
measurementsmust be obserued.Therefore read and comply
the safety hints (also see the paragraph Stanrn@) wiifiiri-lhEre user manualbeforetumingthe applianceon.3
Properuse The present compact flash unit is meant for studio use of
professional photographers. lts task is to provide electrical
energyfor HENSELflash lighting.
lmproperuse The appliance may not be used for any other purpose than
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 thet 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.*.ww
o Contact with the capacitor voltage is perilous, and therefore
opening of the case of EXPERT / INTEGHA PRO compact
flash units and repairs must only be made by authorized
customer seruice.
EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO compact flash units are equipped
with a user replaceableflashtube. Exchange of flashtube and
modeling lamp must only be performed with the appliance
turned off, unpluggedfrom the mains and discharged.
Gompact flashes must only used on supply lines (mains) with
wod<ingprotectiveconductor(earth line).
Do not route cables across the studio floor if possible,so that
damage is excluded. lf routing across the studio floor cannot
be omitted,then it must be ensuredthat vehicles,ladders,etc.
do not damage cables. Damaged cables and cases must be
immediatelyreplacedby customerseruice.
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Ventilationslots of compact flashes must be kept free during
operation and sutficient air supply must be ensured. Do not
stick any objects into ventilation slots or synchronization
sockets. Do not deposit any objects (tools, coffee cups, etc.)
on the flash unit.
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
vicinityof compactflash units to preventfire hazards.
Compact flash units must be protected against humidity and -F
J spray water.
Do not connect accessoriesfrom other manufacturers,even if
they use the same or similarconnectors.
Flash units - hanging from pantographsor ceiling - must be
doubly secured againstfalling down.
Do not flash into eyes at short distances (smaller than 5 m),
because this can lead to eye damage. Do not look directlyinto
the flash reflector; the flash lamp could be triggered
inadveftently.
Regularlyair closed rooms to preventbuild-upof inadmissible
ozone concentrations,which can occur due to the use of high-
powered flash systems.
Duringwork in the studiogeneratingmuch dust,the appliance
must be covered with suitable dust protection (not during
operation).
4 Scope of delivery
All units of the EXPERT/ INTEGRAPRO series come with:
o Flashtube,single coated, user replaceable
o Protectionglass dome, clear, uncoated
o Tilting Head with integratedumbrellaholder
o Cable set: Power and Sync. Cord
o TranspoftationProtectionCap
INTEGRAPRO seriesis identicalto EXPERTPRO series,but
with Multivoltagetechnology.EXPERTPRO series is only for
230Voperation.
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Manual EXPERT/ INTEGRA PRO Compact
PLUS Versions of EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO series offer
additionalfeatures like a built-in 4-channel Radio Control
Receiver,an illuminatedfrontpaneland a shiftableTiltingHead.
In thismanual,theseadditionalfeaturesare indicatedby..
5 TechnicalData**
Series EXPERT/ INTEGRAPRO
Model Wpe 250 s00
Values attained at: 230V/50Hz 230V/50Hz
Rated enerov: 250J 500 J
Apertureat 100ASA,t 1/60,
1 m distance.l2' Reflector: t 457/10 t 647t10
Flash duration t 0,1 1/600 1/500
in sec t 0.5 1i1800 1/1600
Recyclingtime 1OOY"power: 1,2 2,2
in sec 1/32 power: 0.3 0.5
Flashtube: U-Flashtube.for pluq-in.sinqlecoated
Power adiustment: ln 1/10f over 6 f adiustablefi11 ... 11321
Modelinolamo max.: 300W / G6.35 halooenlamp
Modelinqliqht adiustment: FULL. OFF and PROP mode over 6 f
Features: Glass Dome (clear,uncoated), plug-incoated Flashtube,
Fan, Tilt Head (fix and adjustable*,resp.),
UmbrellaHolder,TransportationProtectionCap,
built-inReceiver*.illuminatedFront Panel*
Fuse EXPERTPRO: 2AF 2AF
INTEGRAPRO: 4 A F 4 A F
Mainsconnection EXPERTPRO: 230V- 230 V-
INTEGRAPRO: Multivoltaoe Multivoltaoe
Weiqht ftq): 2.75 2.87
Measurementsin cm
withouthandle(LxWxil: 3 3 x 1 5 x 2 3 3 3 x 1 5 x 2 3
GodeNo.: 8310 8330
*': Technicalchangesreserved.
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6 Overviewof Controls
Compact Flash Unit - ControlsFront Panel'
1 ON: Main SwitchON / OFF
2 RC*: Remote Control Switch and ON Indicator
3 AUDIO: AcousticalReady signal and ON Indicator
4 FC: Flash Check Switch and ON Indicator
5 SLAVE: Slave Switch and ON Indicator
6 TEST: Manualflashreleasewith Ready Indicator
7 Sync socket
I Slave
I Fuse 2A (EXPERT)and 4A (INTEGRA),resp.
10 230VJ50-60 Hz and 115VJ60 Hz:
Mains connector
11 FULL : Modelinglamp operationmode and ON Indicator
12 PROP: Modelinglamp operationmode and ON Indicator
13 Flash Power control switch
14 LED Display
Tiltinq Head - Components-
15 Cable fixation
16 Pre-friction*
17 Shiftingof the Tilting Head to balance heavy loads"
18 Clampingscrewto hold umbrellas
19 Lockingscrew for attachingthe unit to a stand
20 Wing nut for adjustingthe angle of inclination
Radio Transmitter - Controls -
21a Flash Power Down and Modelinglight options*
21b Flash Power Up button.
22 Channelselectorfor 4 channels(DlP switch)
23 Test buttonfor flash triggering
24 Socket for Sync Cable, A 2.5 mm
25 LockingScrew for mountingto the Hot Shoe of the camera
26 Gap for openingthe battery compaftment
Radio Receiver- Controls-
27 Channelselectorfor 4 channels(DlP switch)
28 LED green (sync voltage applied)
29 LED red (low battery)
30 Intedacesocket
31 Gap for openingthe battery compaftment
* Additionalfeatures only availablefor the respectivePLUS version.
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7 StartingUp
Safety hints for operation with compact flash units
To avoid damage to the flashtube mount reflectorsand light-
formers (softboxesetc.) before use and turning on the unit. Do
not move compact flashes around, while they are operating.
Turn off the appliance for each change of reflectorsor to move
the unit to anotherlocation.
Caution:
Reflectors, speedrings and other accessories heat 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 present at the damaged flashtube
electrodes (Replacement see page 39, Maintenance).
Assembly
When mounting to a ceiling system or a pantograph,
suspended compact flash has to be double secured from
falling down or dropping.This is done by tighteningthe safety
screw (not includedin the standarddelivery)into the thread of
the HENSELTiltingHead.
Due to the existing safety regulations, it is, however,
necessary to 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
bracket on the pantograph or the eyelet on the carriage.
Heatino
Due to the modeling lamp and flashlight,each compact flash
unit emits heat. This can heat up the parts of the unit to a
dangerouslevel.
Thereforemake sure, that the flash unit is locatedfar enough
from inflammableprops to avoid inflamingthem.
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Take care for sufficient air supply and make sure that
ventilation slots of compact flash units are kept free.
Do not operateflash units unattended.
The modeling light should never be used for lighting up the
studio but only as an assistancewhen focusingor determining
the light guidingand shadow detailsof the flash.
Accllmatlzlng
When moving the flash unit from one climatic zone to the next,
the appliance should stand in the room, in which it will be
operated, for some time before starting it up. This prevents
possiblesudace leakagecurrentsdue to condensingwater.
Positlonlng
EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO compact flash units come with a
Tilting Head. The unit can be attached to a stand or
pantographsusing one of the two holes and safely secured by
fasteningthe lockingscrew 19. The angle of inclinationcan be
adjustedusing the wing nut 20. ln the hole above the wing nut
an umbrella can be insefied and fastened using the clamping
screw 18. To hold even heavy loads it is advisableto find a
new optimal positionfor the Tilting Head within the gliding rail.
For doing this unscrew the Phillips screw 17 and slide the
Tilting Head within the rail until the weight is balanced and
finally tighten the screw. An additional valuable feature for
handling heavy weights is the pre-frictionthat ensures a
decelerated and smooth movement of the Tilting Head. lf
requiredthe friction can be varied by turning the hexagon nut
16 to the left or to the right. The features 16 and 17 are only
availablefor the respectivePLUS versions.
Fixing of the glass dome
Atteniion:
The glass dome 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. For doing this, please slightlytilt the glass dome and
inseft it into one of the three springs. Then press the glass
dome gently into the other two springs until it has completely
clicked in.
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For removingthe glassdome,pleaseslightlytilt it again so
that it willeasilyslipout of the two fixingsprings.
Then gentlyloosethe glass dome from the remainingthird
p springand removeit fromthe fixingdevice. Accessorles
All HENSELreflectorsand HENSELsoftboxesof series EHT
(adapter@: 10 cm), accessoriesincluded,may be attachedto
the EXPERT/ INTEGRAPRO compactflash; also umbrellas
and Softstar.
Assemblvof reflectorsand softboxes
Reflectorlever For fixing reflectorsor softboxesto the compactflash unit,
pleasefirst of all open the holdingclamps.For doing this,
pleasetensionthe reflectorleverlaterallyas far as it will go
against the spring tension.While doing this, the holding
clamps will open. Now even and preciselyattach the
accessorypartto the unit.Pleasedo not tilt. By releasingthe
lever, the holding clamps will completelyenclose the
accessorypart.
For looseningthe accessory,pleaseholdtightthe accessory
part(Attention- it couldbe hot!)andtensionthe leveragainas
describedabove.
In any case please make sure not to damage either the
flashtubeor the modelinglamp(danger!).
An umbrella holder is integrated in the tilting head that allows
for the connection of various umbrellas by using a strong
18: gripping spring mechanism.The umbrella is insefted into the
Clamping screw hole above the wing nut 20 and fastened by tightening the
for umbrcllas 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 type labelof the compact flash. The type label can be found
on the bottom 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
main voltages.
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10: The provided power cable has to be led through the handle,
Malnssocket then attached to the mains socket 10 and connected to the
15: mains outlets.Use the cable fixation15 for allowingunhindered
Cablefixation tilting of the unit.
fu Gompact flashes must only be connected to malns outlets
with ground connection.
Fuses
Outlets.in the buildinq
1 0 A Minimum requirement10 A fuse ouflets
Fuses of the compact flash unit
9: The fuse 9 is a generalfuse for the compactflash unit and the
2 A F modeling lamp. All units of the EXPERT PRO series (only for
230V operation) come with a fuse 2 A fast (2 AF). All units of
4 A F the INTEGRA PRO series (multivoltagetechnology)come with
a fuse 4 A fast (4 AF).
The specification of the fuses mentioned above is valid for
operationwith modelinglight300 W Halogen.
More information, please refer to page 38, Replacement of
fuses.
Overheating
All EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO units are equipped with a fan to
avoid overheatingwith fast flash sequences,which could cause
damage to the flashtube and the compact flash unit.
14: Neveilheless,if overheatingoccurs, the error <E1> is displayed
<El> on the LED 14. After a break for coolingdown, the applianceis
ready again for operation.
I Operation
Synehrcnlzatlon (Flash ftlggerlng)
Svnchronizationbv cable
7: The compact flash unit is connectedto synchronizationsocket 7
SYNC to the camera using a synchronizationcable with 6,3 mm
phonejack.
The synchronizationcircuit is made up of state-of-the-aftsemi-
conductortechnologyand enables secure triggeringof the flash
even with older cameras with mechanicalcontacts.
Due to the many different electronic circuits in cameras for
controlling synchronization,we cannot take any liability for
possibledamage to camerastriggeringflashes.
Please contact the camera manufacturer before using an
unusualcamera.
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Svnchronizationbv slave
The built-in slave I can trigger the compact flash unit.
Triggering is then effected by an ,incoming" flash, which was
emitted by another flashlight. This mode of operation is
5: switched on using switch 5 and displayed by the yellow light of
SLAVE the SLAVE ON lndicator.
The slave is an impulse photocell.lt can only operate,when the
triggering flash has a higher f-stop than the ambient light.
Please be aware that the ambient light that strikes the slave
may never be too strong. lf this cannot be avoided, please
switch off the slave by pressing switch 5 and release the flash
by cable or by radio signal.
Synchronizationby Radio Control System
For all units of the EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO series the
HENSEL Radio Flash Trigger System RC/RF is availableas
accessory (set, transmifter and receiver). The remote control
allows for flash triggeringvia.radio.sigryl. The respectivePLUS
versions are equipped with a built-in receiver. With the
transmifteravailableas accessoryflashes can be triggeredand
in addition features for flash power and modeling light
adjustmentare offered. In the EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO PLUS
Kits the transmitteris included.
Radio Flash Trigger and Power Control System RC/RF,
Set, transmitterand receiver, Code: 387
Transmitter,only, Code:390
For operation with EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO units the radio
receiver is attached to the sync socket 7 of the compact flash.
The respective PLUS versions have a built-in receiver that
needs to be activatedby pressingthe RC switch 2.
The radio transmitter is attached to the camera using the
synchronizationcable or by mounting it onto the Hot Shoe of
the camera. Four channels can be selected. The selected
channel of the transmitter and receiver must correspond to
each other. Flashes can be triggered by pressing the TEST
button or by releasingthe camera shutter.
For a detaileddescriptionof the RadioControlSystem,please
referto chapter9.
6: Test Flash
TEST By pressingthe button6 testflashescan be released.
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Flash power contrcl
-Power13: The desiredflash power can be set in 1/10 f-stopsover a range Contrcl of 6 f using power control switch 13. The setting is shown on the
14: LED display 14 presentingvalues ranging from 5.0 (minimal
Eo oisplay flash power) to 10.0 (maximumflash power).
Flash rcadiness
READY Flash readinessof the compact flash unit is shown by
r Green light of the READY lamp above TEST button 6
FC e Modeling lamp tumed on when Flash Check mode is
activated (switch 4)
AUDIO . Acousticalsignal,when AUDIO 3 is switchedon.
APD system
In case of reducing the flash power, the stored energy will be
discharged by APD-system (Automatic Power Drop). No flash
will be triggered.After switching off the compact flash units will
be automaticallydischarged. lt is also possible, to reduce the
6: stored energy by simply triggering a TEST flash by pressing
TEST button 6.
Modeling lamp
The operation mode for the modeling light can be selected by
11.122 pressingthe buttons11 or 12. Pressingthe FULL button 11 the
maximum modelinglight output is set. By pressingthe PROP
FULL button 12, the modeling light output is proportional to the
selected flash power. When the flash power is reduced the
PROP modelinglight output will be reducedby the same increments.
The selectedoperationmode for the modeling lamp is indicated
by the respectiveON indicator.The modeling lamp is switched
OFF when no ON indicatorlightsup.
The modeling lamp can be switched at full power for a 35-
minute period.Thereafterthe output is automaticallyreduced by
approximately 1 f-stop. Pressing any button you like switches
the modeling light to full power again. lf required,this default
value can be changed by entering a value from 5 minutes up to
95 minutes. For doing this, press button 13 twice and enter the
new value shown on display 14. Wait for 3 seconds and the
display changesto the flash power setting.
Flash Check
! lf this mode is switched on by pressing the FC button 4, then
FC the modeling lamp is tumed off after a flash and will tum on
after rechargingto the adjusted power level. This shows correct
charge as well as readiness to flash. The flash check mode
guaranteesthat the flash heads have triggeredwhen more than
one flash unit is used.
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I RadioGontrolSystem
Proper use - improperuse
The Transmitter of the HENSEL Radio Flash Trigger and
Power Control System RC/RF is used for triggeringflashes,
adjusting the flash power and switching the modeling lamp - between FULUOFF/PROPin HENSEL flash units with built-in
receiver (PLUS versions of the EXPERT / INTEGRA PROt# series)via radio signal.
For all other units of the EXPERT/ INTEGRA PRO series not
equippedwith a built-inreceiverHENSEL Studiotechnikoffers
/ ffi the usage of an external receiver as accessory. In connection ,ffi\ffit
GWR with the Radio Transmitter flashes can be triggered, but
*i]
additionalfeatures like flash power adjustmentand changingffi Set (Gode 387) modelinglight optionsare not available.
Every use of the equipmentthat differs from its prescribeduse
is prohibited.In particular,controllingof electronicalitems or
machinesother than describedabove is prohibited.
Scope of delivery
The Radio Transmitter (Code No. 390) as well as the Set of
Radio Transmitterand Receiver (Code No. 387) come with a
synchronizationcable with 2.5 mm synchronizationplug.
Safetv instructions
Changingthis unit is strictlyprohibited.The housing is splash-
proof but not watertight.Therefore protect the equipment from
humidity. The operation during rain is not recommendedit because over the years moisture might ingress into the
housingcausingdamage to the electronics.,*
Start-uo and channel selection- Fleceiver-
For operation with compact flash units of the EXPERT /
INTEGRA PRO series without built-in receiver the extemal Default receiveris to be attachedto the synchronizationsocket 7 of the factorysetting: compactflash unit. After switchingthe unit ON using the main Channel1 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 channel sefting, please refer
to the figureon page 1 of this manual.
By pressing the RC button 2 the built-in receiver of the PLUS
versionsof the EXPERT/ INTEGRA PRO series is switchedon.
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The channel can be selected by pressing the Flash Control
Switch 13 once. By turningthe knob channelsfrom 1 to 4 can
be selected as shown on the LED display 14. After 3 seconds
delay the channel is set and the display changes to the flash
power setting.
Staft-up and channel selection - Transmitter-
The Radio Transmitter has no built-in main switch for
switching the unit ON. The transmitteris to be connectedto
the camera either by attaching it to the Hot Shoe of the
camera or by connectingthe camera to the synchronization
Default socket 24 using the provided synchronizationcable. lf the
factory setting: transmitter is connected to the Hot Shoe the unit must be
Channel1 carefullytightened using the locking screw 25. Using the DIP
switch 6 at the bottom side of the unit the workingchannelcan
be set. Combining both setting positions for the DIP switches
four ditferentoptionsare available.The same channel must be
set at the correspondingreceiver. For channelsefting,please
refer to the figure on page 1 of this manual.
Flash triogerinq
With correctly installed receiver and transmitterand proper
channelselectionflashes can be releasedby pressingthe
TEST button23 or by releasingthe camera shutter.
Additionalfeaturesfor PLUS versions:
Flash power adjustmentand changingmodelinqliqht options
The buttons 21a and 21b allow further options for HENSEL
flash units with a built-in receiver. A single click on the
respective button reduces and increases the flash power by
1/10 f-stop. Pressingbutton 21ator longer than 3 secondsthe
modeling light switches from FULL to OFF and PROP,
respectively.
The Receiver is equipped with an interface socket 30 for
HENSEL power packs.
Maintenance
The HENSEL Remote Control System RC/RF is almost
maintenance-free.Because of the low energy consumptionof
the transmitter a battery lifetime of 1 to 2 years can be
assumed dependingon the degree of utilization.
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10 Maintenance
The EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO compact flash series is in need
of little maintenanceby the user. The unit should be g|1ycleaned
from dust from time to time. Before cleaning separate the unit
from the mains 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.
Replacement of fuses
In case of a broken fuse 9 replace fuse only, when the unit is
switchedotf and separatedfrom the mains outlet.
Attention:
N ever repair or bidge fuses.
Only use'Tasf'fuses with the required value:
Fuse for operation with modeling tioht300WG6.35 Hatogen
EXPERTPRO series; 2 AF
INTEGRAPRO series; 4 AF
Only use fuses in accordance with EN 60127-U1 or
respectivelyIEC 127-2/1.A wrong fuse may cause an explosion
of the halogenmodelinglamp.
Replacement of modellng lamp
Replace modeling lamp only, when unit is switched otf and
unpluggedfrom the mains outlet.
Make sure that the modeling lamp is protectedby the specified
fuse (see paragraph replacement of fuses above).
Use only halogenlamps as modelinglightwith the maximallight
output specifiedas follows:
EXPERT PRO series: 300WG6.35/230V (Code 128)
INTEGRAPRO series:300WG6.35/115V(Code 1280)
and 300WG6.35/230V(Code 128),resp.
Make sure that the modeling lamp for units of the INTEGRA
PRO serie correspondsto the mains voltage.
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Wait till modeling lamp has cooled down, and then carefully
remove the glass dome from the unit by pulling it out of the
spring mechanism (see page 30) and moving it straight away
withouttouchingmodelinglamp or flashtube(danger!).
Handle halogen lamp with care because of the high pressure
inside. Pull out halogen lamp and replace the modeling lamp
with a new one.
Avoid touching the halogen lamp with your fingerc; this causes
a higher isk of explosion of the halogen lamp.
Replacement of flashtube
All unit types of EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO are fifted with a user
replaceableflashtube.
For rcplacement of flashtube swltch off the unlt, separate lt
from the mains outlet and wait for at least 15 minutes.
Then carefullyremove glass dome from head by pulling it out of
the spring mechanism (see page 30) and moving it straight
away from the head without touching modeling lamp or
flashtube(danger!).
Handle flashtubewith care becauseof the high pressureinside.
Caution: ln case of a damaged flashtube glass the electrodes of
the tube must not be touched in any case! ln this case it is a
must to use isolated pliers for pulling out the flashtube!F
First unwind the ignition cable from the connection pin of the
ignition.Then pull out flashtube and replace it with a new one.
F Finallyconnectthe ignitioncable.
You must make sure that the appropriate flashtube is used.
Please order from HENSEL:
Flashtubefor EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO seies,
user replaceable single coated, Code No. 9450401.
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Regularinspection
National safety regulationsrequire regular inspectionand
maintenanceof electricalsystemsand appliances.Compact
flash unitsand accessoriesmustbe regularlycheckedfor safe
operation.Yearlyinspectionof the appliancesseruesthe safety
of the userand protectsyourinvestmentin the system.
Retum to customerseruice
To achievea maximumprotectionof the unit sendingit in for
seruice,the originalpackagingshouldbe kept.
11 Disposal
Pac*aging of the ompact flash unit must be separately
disposed of and recycled. Worn out and broken appliances
must be disposedof by electronicsrecycling.&
12 Accessories
GlassDomes
CodeNo.9454638: clear, uncoated
CodeNo. 9454637: clear, singlecoated
CodeNo.9454639: frosted, uncoated
Flashtube.userreplaceable
CodeNo.9450401: U-Tube,singlecoated
Reflectorsand Softboxes
withsmallaccessoryadapterdiameter(10cm)
for seriesEHT/EXPERT/CONTRA
Umbrellas
13 CustomerService
Works customer serulce
with24 hoursexpressseruice:
HENSELStudiotechnikGmbH& Co.KG GERMANY
- servicedepaftment-
Robert-Bunsen-Str.3
D-97076Wuaburg
Phone: +a9(0)931127881-0
Fax: +a9(0)931127881-50
e-mail: info@hensel.de
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BedienungsanleitungEXPERT/ INTEGRAPROKompakt
1 Einleitung
Liebe Fotografin,lieber Fotograf,
mit dem Kauf einer HENSEL - Blitzanlagehaben Sie eine
hochwertige u nd leistungsfdhige Ausstattung enruoben.
Damit Sie viele Jahre erfolgreichund produktivmit diesem
GerAtabeiten konnen,m6chtenwir lhnen nachfolgendeinige
Hinweise zum Gebrauch geben. Nur durch die notwendige
Beachtung unserer Informationen sichern Sie sich
Garantieleistungen,vermeiden Sie Schiden und verldngem
die Nutzungsdauerdes Gerdtes.
Die Firma HENSEL Studiotechnik hat sich alle MUhe
gegeben, unter Einbeziehungund Beachtungaller griltigen
Vorschriftenein sicheres und qualitativhochwertigesGerdt zu
fertigen. Strenge Qualitdtskontrollen stellen auch bei
GroBserienunseren QualitdtsmaBstabsicher. Bitte tun Sie
das lhre hinzu und behandeln Sie die Gerdte mit der
notwendigenSorgfalt.
Sollten Sie zur Nutzung Fragen haben, stehen wir lhnen
jederzeitgem zur Vedtigung.
Wir wrinschenlhnen viel Efolg und ,,gutLichf'.
HENSELStudiotechnik
Bedienungsanleitung- Stand: 08/2005
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Die angegebenen Werte sind Richtwerte und im
rechtlichenSinne nicht als zugesichefteEigenschaftenzu
verstehen. Die Wefte k6nnen durch
Bauelementetoleranzenschwanken.
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BedienungsanleitungEXPERT/ INTEGRAPROKompakt
3 AllgemeineSicherheitsbestimmungen
Kompaktblitzgerdtespeichern Energie in Kondensatoren,die
auf hohe Spannungen aufgeladen werden. Dadurch sind
Gefahrenquellengegeben,die sorgfdltigauszuschlieBensind.
Neben den allgemeinenRegeln im Umgang mit elel<trischen
Gerdten sind deshalb VorsichtsmaBnahmenzu tretfen, die
nachfolgend beschrieben sind. Lesen und befolgen Sie
deshalb die Sicherheitshinweise (siehe auch Kapitel
lnbetriebnahme'1 und die Bedienungsanleitung vor
Inbetriebnahmedes Gerdtes.
Bestlmmungs- Das vorliegende Kompaktblitzgerit ist ftir den Studioeinsatz
gemdBerGebrauch des professionellenFotografenbestimmt.Die Aufgabe ist das
Bereitstellender elektrischenEnergiezur Blitzlichtezeugung.
Nichtbestlmmungs- Das GerAt darf zu keinem anderen Zweck benutzt werden als
gemdBerGebrauch oben beschrieben,insbesonderenicht ftir andere elektrische
Anwendungen.
Da beim Betrieb von Halogenlampen und -Blitzr6hrcn
aufgrund eines sich entwickelnden Uberdrucks
Explosionsgefahr besteht, dtirfen alle Blitzgerdte nur mit
der vorschriftsmdBig montierten HENSEL Schutzglocke
betrieben werden. Sie ist in verschiedenen Ausfiihrungen
erhdltlich. Der Gebrauch der ieweiligen Schutzglocke
verindert die Fabtemperatur.
o Der Kontakt mit der Kondensatorspannung ist
lebensgefdhrlich; deshalb durfen das Offnen des
Gehduses und Reparaturen am KompaktgerAtnur vom
autorisierten Kundendienstd u rchgefti h ft we rden.
o EXPERT / INTEGRA PRO Kompaktger6tesind mit einer
steckbaren Blitzrohre ausgestattet. Das Wechseln von
Blitzrohreund Einstellampedarf nur bei ausgeschaltetem,
vom Stromnetz getrennten und entladenem GerAt
erfolgen.
o Kompaktblitzgeriirtedurten nur an einem Stromnetz mit
intaktemSchutzleiterangeschlossenwerden.
. Kabel moglichst nicht am Studioboden verlegerr, um
Beschtidigungen auszuschlieBen. lst eine Boden-
verlegung nicht zu vermeiden, ist darauf zu achten, dass
die Kabel nichtdurch Fahzeuge, Leiternetc. beschAdigt
werden. BeschAdigte Kabel und Gehiuse sofort vom
Kundendienstersetzenlassen.
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