Photogenic Professional Lighting PLR1000DR, PLRX500DR, PLRX1000DR, PLR500DR manual

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During the “ir” display if you then press either of the 1/10 buttons you will display “rado” pressing the 1/10 button again will display a studio “Su” and number 1 through 4. Studio numbers are assigned with 1/10 buttons. NOTE: the “rado” is currently an internal-only system and should not be used if you intend to use infrared controls. To close “rado”, press the 1/10 button again until the display reads “ir” then press the _ UP button again. The next display will be “Un 1” which is your light unit number 1 – 9 assignment. You must re-set the unit number with the 1/10 adjustment buttons, or the default “Un 1” will automatically be assigned. Once the unit number has been assigned press the _ up button which allows the startup sequence to finish and save the new settings.

Diagnostic Display Codes:

Circuits that prevent catastrophic damage to your investment protect the Solair and Voltage Smart Solair PowerLight units.

“Er-0” message means that an AC line power frequency problem has occurred. This could be internal or in the power cable or outlet at the location. Try turning the main power off wait for 5 seconds and turn power back on.

“Er-1” message means that an AC line power voltage problem has occurred. This could be internal or can happen with voltage spikes and voltage fall-off in the location power supply. Try turning the main power off wait for 5 seconds and turn power back on.

“Er-3” message means over heating has occurred. This could be internal or by exceeding the recommended flash frequency. (See flash rate chart) Once “Er- 3” is displayed a “COOL” mode is activated to cool off internal components. This usually is caused by too many quick-discharges resulting in the overheating of the unit’s circuits. (See flash rate chart) The unit counts down in this COOL mode for approximately 4 minutes. This is an electronically timed period and turning the power OFF will not shorten this period. Therefore, you must leave the power ON during this COOL-DOWN cycle.

“- - - - “ message means a misfire has occurred. To reset press the test fire button or turn the power OFF. If the “----“ continues, turn the unit off and have

service performed. Examine the flash tube for damage as this can cause this misfire message to be illuminated.

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Contents Powerlight Introduction SolairPreparation and Basics Safety PrecautionsPage Digital Control Panel and Basic Operation Power InputCircuit Protection Ready Light Power SwitchFlash Power PLRX1000DRSynchronization and Triggering Modeling LightTest Function Misfire IndicationPage Page Flash Duration Flash Duration Reciprocity Explained LONG-EXPOSURE Effects Operational Parameters General SpecificationsOperational Parameters ±100K over entire 8 f-stops Automatic Discharge Advanced Powerlight FeaturesPage Must be used with Plirc controller PLDIR-2 Remote digital display and Infrared receiverCommon Problems and Causes General Trouble ShootingPhotographer should not attempt to make internal repairs ServicePowerLight! Infrared Studio-Control Accessories Counter-Balance weights POWERLIGHT! QUICK-CHANGE# AccessoriesReflectors

PLR1000DR, PLR500DR, PLRX500DR, PLRX1000DR specifications

Photogenic Professional Lighting has established itself as a leading innovator in the realm of photography and videography equipment. Among their range of products, the PLRX1000DR, PLRX500DR, PLR500DR, and PLR1000DR lights are notable for their advanced features and superior performance.

The PLRX1000DR is a high-powered lighting solution designed for professional photographers and videographers. With a maximum output of 1000 watts, this unit is perfect for large studio setups or outdoor shoots where powerful lighting is required. One of its standout features is the built-in digital display that offers precise control over power settings, allowing users to adjust the light intensity and manage the color temperature with ease. The PLRX1000DR also employs advanced thermal management technology, ensuring the unit remains cool during extended use, which enhances its durability.

Meanwhile, the PLRX500DR is a versatile option, delivering 500 watts of output. Ideal for smaller studio environments or portrait photography, the PLRX500DR includes an innovative wireless remote control system, providing photographers with the flexibility to adjust settings wirelessly. This feature not only saves time but also allows for creative adjustments on-the-fly, especially in dynamic shooting conditions.

The PLR500DR and PLR1000DR lights, with outputs of 500 watts and 1000 watts respectively, cater to photographers who seek a reliable and efficient lighting solution. Both models are equipped with a robust aluminum construction that ensures durability without compromising portability. They are designed with user-friendliness in mind, featuring simple operation buttons and intuitive interface displays.

Photogenic's proprietary softbox technology is employed across these models, allowing for soft, even lighting that minimizes harsh shadows—this is crucial for professional photography and videography. Moreover, they are compatible with various light modifiers, giving users the ability to customize their lighting to suit any shooting scenario.

In summary, the PLRX1000DR, PLRX500DR, PLR500DR, and PLR1000DR from Photogenic Professional Lighting represent cutting-edge technology with features designed for today's creative professionals. From powerful outputs and wireless controls to robust construction and soft lighting capabilities, these units are built to meet the demands of high-level photography and videography. Whether in the studio or on location, these lights are reliable partners in achieving stunning visual results.