Control Panel Guide, Accessories, BW1863 BW2560

Control Panel Guide

On/Off Switch (On Rear)

Head Sockets A1 & A2

Sync. Sockets

IR remote receptor

Outlet On/Off switches

Power level displays

Channel A adjustment

Photocell Switch

IR Remote Switch

Modelling Lamp On/Off

Menu Navigation Keys

QUADX

Mains Inlet (On Rear)

Head Sockets

B1 & B2

Ready indicator

Photocell receptor

Channel B adjustmnet

Overall

Power adjustment

Flash test button

Accessories

120° Wide-Angle	50° Keylite	High Performance	75° Softlite
Reflector. BW1885	Reflector. BW1886	Reflector. BW1878	Reflector. BW1899

40° Sunlite	65° Maxilite	Grid Reflector.	Backlite Reflector.
Reflector. BW1868	Reflector. BW1887	BW1863	BW2560

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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.

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.

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)