Profoto 1200 manual Charging and recycling, Flash duration, Photo Cell, Ready lamp/test button

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Charging and recycling

Check that the voltage selector (7) and the frequency - selector(8) matches the mains supply voltage. Turn on the main

(7)switch POWER (1).

The recycling time is very short. Variations may occur depend- ing on the selected flash energy and the mains power supply. The shortest recycling time is obtained with low flash energy

(8)selected with the A-, B- and A+B / A<->B-switches and the BRACKET (15) dial.

(15)

Flash duration

The shortest flash duration is obtained by using an Acute2 twin connected to the B sockets, the BRACKET dial set to 1/1, the A+B/A<->B switch to the A<->B position and the B switch set at 1/4.

(11)

Photo Cell

(10)

(5)

(16)

The built-in photo cell (11) will sense flash release as well as IR-signals from most IR-transmitters. The photocell is turned off with the switch SLAVE (10).

Ready lamp/test button

The ready lamp button TEST (5) has two functions. First, it lights up when the unit is fully recycled. Second, it can be used to manually sync the unit. When you have chosen a lower energy setting with the dial BRACKET (15), release a flash and the unit will recycle for the new energy setting.

Connecting Camera and Flash meter

Synchronise by connecting the sync cable from the camera or flash meter to the sync socket (16).

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Contents Acute2 manual Profoto, Stockholm, Sweden Do not touch hot metal parts Do not obstruct ventilation Contents Thanks Page Acute Acute2 series Acute2 head Acute2 twin Flash heads Acute2 head Acute2 twin Acute2 ring Mounting the reflectorNomenclature Brief instructions Connecting lamp heads Energy distribution 17 19One head Two heads Three heads One generator Energy distribution Acute2 twinTwo generators Energy Control BracketingFlash duration Connecting Camera and Flash meterCharging and recycling Photo CellRecycling Time Sound signalAutomatic Safety Function Modelling Light ControlGas generator Page Troubleshooting Guide Technical dataPower requirements Guide no. In meter/feet at 100 ASAArticleno 40