User guide D2

For other languages visit: www.profoto.com/support 2 D2 500/1000 AirTTL www.profoto.com ConnyDufgran, founder hopefully inspire you to grow even further. Enjoy your Profoto product! can share our experience from almost50 years of light shapingand com/newsletter Still, Iencourage you to signup for our newsletter at we’re certain you will soonget thehangof it. The almostinfinite possibilitiesmight seembewildering at first, but in any way you canimagine. a wide assortment of light shapingtools, allowing you to shapethelight the real adventure. That is why we take prideinproviding you with such product isonly thebeginningof that journey. Usingit for light shapingis with you for years and help you grow as a . But getting the As a result, we are confident that your new Profoto product will stay specified performance, quality andsafety, itisano-go. extensive andstricttesting program. Unlessitcomplies with the confidence. Before shipping, every oneof our products passesan detail. We only putour nameonaproduct in which we have the fullest If the years have taught usonething, itisto never neglectasingle that almost half a century’s worth of experience was put into its making. Regardless if you choseanew or anew light shapingtool, know Profoto product! Congratulations on your new or visit our blog at www.profoto.com/blog sothat we www.profoto.com www.profoto.

3 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 4 D2 500/1000 AirTTL www.profoto.com General safety instructions and electronic equipment ontheEuropean market, when product life hasended! Follow local legal requirements for separate disposal of waste, for instance WEEE directive for electrical Equipment may bereturned to Profoto distributors free of charge for recycling according to WEEE. Equipment contains electricalandelectronic components that couldbeharmful to theenvironment. Final Disposal The frequency spectrumthisdevice isusingshared with other users. Interference cannot beruledout. document are followed, especially thoseconcerningoperating temperature andsupply voltage range. should betaken when thedevice isintegrated insystems. Make sure that allspecifications within this This equipment makes useof theradio spectrumandemitsradio frequency energy. Proper care Note aboutRF! modeling lamp, or flash tube. diffusing materials, etc. over inlets andoutlets of theequipment ventilation or directly over glasscover, Remove transport cap from lampheadbefore use!Donot obstruct ventilation by placing filters, NOTICE –Equipment Overheating Risk regarding thepower supply! sure that therated voltage for themodelinglampcorresponds with thetechnical data intheuser guide strong heat when used! All lampsmay onrare occasionsexplode andthrow outhot particles!Make Do not touch hot parts with bare fingers! Modeling lamps, flash tubes, and certain metal parts emit Caution –BurnHazard –Hot Parts! mounting anumbrella metal shaft initsreflector hole. a considerable lengthof timeafter beingturnedoff. Donot touch modelinglampsor flash tubes when lamp heads! Equipment operates with high voltage. Generator capacitors are electrically charged for earthing connection!Only useProfoto extension cables!Donot openor disassemblegenerators or Mains powered generators shallalways beconnected to amainssocket outlet with aprotective WARNING –ElectricalShock Hazard –High Voltage! personnel! Warning - The terminals marked with the flash symbol are hazardous live. hands. Equipment mustonly beserviced, modifiedor repaired by authorized andcompetent service or thermally deformed. When placingalampinto theholder ensure not to touch thebulb with bare is impaired, for example by cracks or deepscratches. Lampsshallbechangedif they are damaged covers shallbechangedif ithasbecome visibly damagedto suchanextent that their effectiveness other brands. Do not use flash heads without supplied protective glass covers or protective grids. Glass could leadto condensation water intheunit. Donot connectthisequipment to flash equipment from equipment. Donot expose theequipment to hasty temperature changesinhumidconditions asthis to drippingor splashing. Donot placeany objects filled with liquids, suchas vases, onor near the electromagnetic fields, or in areas with flammable gases or dust! Do not expose the equipment photographic use. Do not place or use the equipment where it can be exposed to moisture, extreme are intended for professional use!Generator, lampheads, andaccessoriesare only intended for indoor Make sure that Profoto Safety Instructionsisalways accompaniedtheequipment! Profoto products Do not operate theequipment before studyingtheinstructionmanualandaccompanying safety. Safety Precautions! Regulatory information...... Warranty Technical data...... Additional information...... 22 Handling...... Operation...... Nomenclature...... Table of Contents ...... Upgrade firmware...... USB port temperature...... TTL HSS...... 22 Changing thebuilt-in fuse Changing the flash tube and/or modelinglamp...... Replacing the front glass...... Mounting Profoto Light Shaping Tools...... Stand mounting...... Automaticsafety functions...... Special settings...... Readylamp/Test function...... Quick burst...... Wrong alarm...... Normal/Freeze mode...... Ready signaling...... Synchronization...... Modeling light...... Light output (energy level)...... Main menu Quick guide...... Power off Power on...... Power supply Change settings ...... 22 ...... www.profoto.com 20 20 23 23 23 26 25 24 10 10 10 19 19 19 13 13 16 16 16 18 21 12 12 12 12 17 17 17 11 7

5 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 6 D2 500/1000 AirTTL www.profoto.com 4. 4. 3. 2. 1. Nomenclature ON button Power supply indicator MODEL button Display 5 4 3 2 1 7. 7. 6. 5. Test button andReady lamp SETTINGS button Dial www.profoto.com 7 6

7 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 8 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 10. 10. 9. 8. www.profoto.com Front glass Zoom scale Umbrella holder 13. 13. 12. 11. Clamp screw Stand adapter -lock knob 8 12 13 11 9 10 16. 16. 15. 14. Micro USBport IR slave/Photocell Sync input 15 14 16 18. 18. 17. 17 Power supply (AC) input Fuse holder 18 www.profoto.com

9 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 10 D2 500/1000 AirTTL Main menu 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. For detailed operating instructions, seethesubsequent sections. Quick guide Operation The display [1] shows themainmenu, with thecurrent settings. www.profoto.com

dial [5]. Change thesettings by usingtheSETTINGS button [6] andthe Release atest flash by pushing thetest button [7]. Profoto Air Remote TTL to set theoutput. Set the flash light outputby usingthedial[5]or usetheoptional Push theONbutton [4]. to the AC mainssupply. Connect thepower cableto thepower supply input[18] andthen [11]. Adjust the tilt position of the D2 unit by loosening the tilt-lock knob clamp screw [13]. Fit thestandadapter [12] to alight standandsecure it with the 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. subsequent sections. For detailed information aboutthedifferent settings, seethe Change settings after a few seconds. Otherwise, thedisplay will automatically return to themainmenu Push theSETTINGS button [6] to return to themainmenu. option. Release the dial [5] to select the currently highlighted setting option. While pushingthedial[5], turnthedial [5]to changethesetting selected setting. Push andholdthedial[5]to show theavailable options for the Turn thedial[5]to select(highlight) asetting. Push theSETTINGSbutton [6] to display thesettings menu. www.profoto.com

11 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 12 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 2. 1. Power on Profoto dealer for proper equipment. overheat. Always unwindcord reel extension winders fully before use. Contact your Never useordinary householdextension cords to elongate thepower cable. They may WARNING can power theD2unit. NoProfoto ProGas unitisneeded. Most gasgenerators with anoutput of 800 W constant load, or more, than specifiedinthe Technical data section. frequency supplied. The mainspower supply fuse mustnot besmaller 50-60 Hz. The unitautomatically sensesandadapts to the voltage and The D2unitcanbeconnected to 100-120 VAC or 200-240 VAC, Power supply • The dial[5]isused to adjust the flash light output(energy level): f-stop scale. The maximumenergy (100%)is shown as10. The light outputof the flash light isshown onthedisplay [1] inarelative Light output (energy level) apply when theunitisswitched onagain. When theD2unitisswitched off, thecurrent settings are stored and will 2. 1. Power off cable isconnected. For more information, seepage16. By enablingaspecialsetting, theD2unit will beoperational directly when thepower NOTE www.profoto.com operational mode. off the power supply indicator [3], indicating that the D2 unit is in Push theONbutton [4]. This will turn on thedisplay [1] andturn be red, indicating that theD2unitisreceiving power. and thento the AC mainssupply. The power supply indicator [3] will Connect theincludedpower cable to thepower supply input[18] increments and counter-clockwise to decrease. Turn thedialclockwiseto increase theoutput in1/10 f-stop Remove thepower cable. Push theONbutton [4]. • • • There are three sync setting options: always possible, regardless of sync setting. (radio/IR-slave/photocell) andby cable. Synchronization by cableis The D2unitcanbesynchronized with thecamera by wireless sync Synchronization • • • There are three modelinglight setting options: The MODEL button [2]isusedto turnon/off themodelinglight. Modeling light TTL mode with theoptional Air Remote TTL. Note that the flash light outputisset automatically when shooting in TTL, Air Remote, or Air USB. The light outputsetting canalsobedoneontheoptional Air Remote • OFF: The D2unitcanonly be synced via acable. will slave sync if another flash is fired or if anIRsignalisdetected. SLAVE: The built-in IR-slave/photocell [15] isactivated. The flash Profototransceivers. Air is set to betriggered and/or controlled from any of theoptional AIR: The built-in Profoto Air transceiver isactivated. The D2unit connection to theenergy level of the flash light. FREE: The modeling light intensity ismanually set, free from any proportional to the selected energy level (light output). PROP: The modelinglight intensity isautomatically adjusted to be of theselected energy level (light output). MAX: The modelinglampgets themaximumintensity, regardless output in1/1 f-stop increments andcounter-clockwise to decrease. Push andholdthedialturnclockwiseto increase the www.profoto.com

13 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 14 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 4. 3. 2. 1. To prepare theD2unit for Air operation, dothe following: controlled from any of theoptional Profoto Air transceivers. With the AIR sync setting, theD2unitisset to be triggered and/or Air (and TTL) operation refer to theuser guideof respective accessory). including thoselisted inthetablebelow. (For operating instructions, The D2unitsupports allavailable Air accessoriesoffered by Profoto, is made with more thanonelight. The TTL function canonly beenabledingroup A-C. remotely control individual lights or groups of lights onthesame channel when aset-up (A-F). All lights set to thesamechannel will besynced together. Groups are usedto There are eight different channels(1-8)that canbeset, andeachchannelhas6groups NOTE www.profoto.com d. c. b. a. To changetheradio group, dothe following: d. c. b. a. To changetheradio channel, dothe following: d. c. b. a. To activate Air, dothe following: Push theSETTINGSbutton [6] to display thesettings menu. Release thedial[5]to selectthecurrently highlighted group. While pushingthedial[5], turnthedial[5]to changethegroup. Push andholdthedial[5]to display theGROUP settings menu. Turn thedial[5]until GROUP ishighlighted. Release thedial[5]to selectthecurrently highlighted channel. channel. While pushingthedial[5], turnthedial[5]to changethe menu. Push andholdthedial[5]to display theCHANNEL settings Turn thedial[5]until CHANNEL ishighlighted. Release thedial[5]to selectthe AIR setting. highlighted. While pushingthedial[5], turnthedial[5]until AIR is Push andholdthedial[5]to display theSYNC settings menu. Turn thedial[5]until SYNC ishighlighted. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. To activate slave sync, dothe following: well asIRsignals from most IRsync transmitters. With theSLAVE sync setting, theD2unitsenses flash release, as Slave sync operation *** USBdevice for usingProfoto Air Software. **Optional mounted transceiver. . *Optional camera mounted transceiver. Check Profoto.com for TTL supported the camera or flash meter to the sync input[14]. Sync via cable ispossibleinallsync modes. Connectasync cable from Cable sync operation Air USB*** Air Sync** Air Remote** accessory ProfotoOptional Air Air RemoteAir TTL* Release thedial[5]to selecttheSLAVE setting. highlighted. While pushingthedial[5], turnthedial[5]until SLAVE is Push andholdthedial[5]to display theSYNC settings menu. Turn thedial[5]until SYNC ishighlighted. Push theSETTINGSbutton [6] to display thesettings menu. Flash sync Usable features incombination with D2 X X X Remote control X X X (Automatic setting) flash TTL X www.profoto.com Speed Sync) (High HSS X

15 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 16 D2 500/1000 AirTTL Normal/Freeze mode again when theD2unitis fully charged. The white ready lamp[7] always comesoff after flashing andcomeson • • • • There are four ready signalingoptions: charged. Ready signalingisusedto indicate when theD2unitis100% fully Ready signaling of themoment was perfect. light outputcannot bemet, astheimagemay stillbeusable if thecatch correspond to theset value. The D2unit will always flash even if theset be a long beep. This alarm indicates that the flash light does not fully If a flash isreleased before theD2unitis fully recharged, there will Wrong exposure alarm deactivated. For more information aboutHSS, seepage17. When HSS(Highspeedsync) isactivated, the Normal/Freeze modeoptions are NOTE • • different shooting situations. The D2unitcanoperate intwo modesto maximize the versatility in www.profoto.com sounds. OFF: Noready signal. This setting alsodisablesthecontrol panel light turnsonandtheD2unitbeeps when itisready to flash again. BEEP DIM: The modelinglight turnsoff after flashing. The modeling control panelsounds. the D2unitisready to flash again. This setting alsodisables the DIM: The modelinglight turnsoff after flashing andturnson when recharging. BEEP: The D2unitbeeps when itisready to flash againafter temperature might deviate andbecomeslightly bluer. for shots where the flash isusedto freeze fast action. The color Freeze mode: Optimized for shortest flash duration. Bestoption entire energy range. Bestoption for mosttypesof shots. Normal mode:Optimized for stability over the 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Change thespecialsettings: Special settings ready lamp[7] will beonagain. off while theunitisrecharging. When therecharge iscompleted, the [7] to release a flash. The D2unit will flash andtheready lamp[7] will be The test button [7]isusedto test thelight setting. Pushthetest button readyto flash. The white ready lamp[7]ison when theD2unit is fully charged and The ready lampandthetest button functions are combined. Ready lamp/Test function burst isindicated by ablinkingenergy level setting. light outputisslightly lessprecise when Quick burst isactive. Quick triggering the Wrong exposure alarm. Note that the accuracy of the can trigger several flashes per secondonlower power output without the longer bursts canbetriggered. Thanks to this feature, theD2unit repetition rate and the set light output. The lower the light output is set, than full. The lengthof theburst, innumber of flashes, dependsonthe output. The function isonly active when thelight outputisset to less fired at a faster pacethantheD2unitcanrecharge, without losinglight Quick burst isa function that allows aseries(burst) of flashes to be Quick burst camera insequenceshooting. if theD2unitisusedin TTL operation andcannot keep up with the signal isset to DIMor OFF. Inthiscase, there will only bealongbeep The wrong exposure alarmispartially deactivated when theready While pushingthe dial[5], turnthedial[5]to change thesetting option. Release thedial[5]to select thecurrently highlighted setting option. selected setting. Push andholdthedial[5]to show theavailable options for the Turn thedial[5]to select (highlight) asetting. the specialsettings menu. Push andholdtheSETTINGSbutton [6] for 3secondsto display www.profoto.com

17 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 18 D2 500/1000 AirTTL sufficiently, theunit will startrecharging at anormalpace. if theair vents are blocked. When thetemperature hasdecreased under extreme conditions, suchashighambient temperatures or off themodelinglight. This automatic protection will only interfere recharging will stop completely. The protective system may alsoturn system will slow down therecharging intervals andeventually the damage if itisexposed to abnormalexternal influence. The protective The protective system will automatically protect theD2 unit from not inoperational mode(the power supply indicator [3] isred). temperature andcoolingneeds. The fan may runeven when theunitis The integrated fan automatically adjustsitsspeedto theinternal The D2unitisequipped with anefficient coolingandsafety system. Automatic safety functions a battery inverter like theProfoto BatPac. connected to a weak power supply network or appliance, for example Reduced recycling speedshouldbeenabled when theD2unitis Speed will beoperational directly when thepower cableisconnected. and thenpushtheONbutton [4]. By enablingauto onmode, theD2unit To make theD2unitoperational, you normally connectthepower cable Auto onmode degrees. This canbeuseful if theD2unitismounted upsidedown. The setting display orientation rotates thedisplay information 180 Display orientation 6. any flash equipment to wet or humid environments or extreme electromagnetic fields. because of condensation when acoldunitismoved to a warmer surrounding. Donot expose properly or may even fail and will lose capacity (flash output). There is also a risk of failure sunny day. Avoid storing theunitcloseor below the freezing point. A cold unitmay not work the unit. Donot keep theunitinabnormal temperatures, for example inacar on ahot and space, suchasacaseor transport box. The lack of ventilation canreduce thelife-time of Do not block or cover theair vents of theunit. Donot operate theunitinasmallenclosed NOTE www.profoto.com display will automatically return to themainmenuafter a few seconds. Push the SETTINGS button [6] to return to the main menu. Otherwise, the 2. 1. not possibleto mount anexternal at thesametime. between 7mmand8inorder to fit. When an umbrella isused, itis umbrella holder [8]. The diameter of theumbrella shaft mustbe Umbrellas are easily mounted by slidingtheumbrella shaft into the Umbrella mounting 3. 2. 1. simply slidingthereflector back and forth alongthezoom scale [9]. which makes themeasy to mount andallows you to shapethelight by Most reflectors are equipped with Profoto’s uniqueclampmechanism, clasp) All tools with standard reflector mount(rubber collar with for flashes with hot halogen modelingbulbsasinD2. Shaping Tools, asthey are designed for flashes with LEDlights andnot Please note that theD2unitisnot compatible with theOCF Light already beautifullight into almostany light you canimagine. more than120light shapingtools, which canbeusedto shapeits spread with ahighoutput. Inaddition, theD2unitiscompatible with The D2unithasabuilt-in reflector that creates a wide andeven light Mounting Profoto LightShaping Tools 2. 1. Stand mounting Handling the umbrella shaft a few more centimeters into the umbrella holder [8]. After a few centimeters, there will bemore friction. Continue to slide Slide theumbrella shaft into the umbrella holder [8] onthe D2unit. Secure thereflector by lockingtheclasp. the reflector inthedesired position. Slide thereflector onto theD2unit. Usethezoom scale[9] to place Unlock theclasponexternal reflector. unit iscorrectly directed. lock knob [11] is loosened. Fasten the tilt-lock knob [11] when the The D2unitcanbedirected upwards/downwards when thetilt- clamp screw [13]. Fit thestandadapter [12] to alight standandsecure it with the www.profoto.com

19 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 20 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Do not touch the flash tubeandthemodelinglamp with bare hands. NOTE: Changing the flash tube and/or modeling lamp 4. 3. 2. 1. of Profoto’s “zoomable” reflectors. domes. Domescanbeusedto enhancethe “zoom effect”, if usingany The front glass[10] canbereplaced with optional front glassor glass Replacing the front glass www.profoto.com − Change themodeling lamp: − − − − Change the flash tube: the glassgently to thesides. Gently remove the front glass[10] by pushingthespringsholding the unitto be fully discharged andcooleddown. IMPORTANT: power cableisnot connected. IMPORTANT: back inpositionandsecurely holdthe front glassor glass dome. dome inplace. Make sure that thespringsholdingglassare Carefully fit thenew front glass(frosted sideinwards) or glass the glassgently to thesides. Gently remove the front glass[10] by pushingthespringsholding the unitto be fully discharged andcooleddown. IMPORTANT: power cableisnot connected. IMPORTANT: − − − − − Pull thelamp straight outof thesocket. ribbons around theclasp. Lock the flash tubetrigger by folding thestainless steel connection claspsproperly around the flash tube. When insertingthenew flash tube, ensure that thetrigger socket. Grasp the flash tube inthebottom andpullitstraight out of the ribbons around theclasp. Unlock the flash tubetrigger by unfolding thestainlesssteel Make sure that theD2unitisturnedoff and that the Make sure that theD2unitisturnedoff andthat the If theunithasbeeninuse, wait five minutes to allow If theunithasbeeninuse, wait five minutes to allow 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Changing the built-in fuse position andsecurely holdthe front glass. inwards. Make sure that thesprings holding theglassare back in Carefully fit the front glass[10] inplace, with the frosted side − snaps in place. Fit the fuse holder [17] inplace, by gently pushinguntil theholder recommended fuse, seesection Technical data. Push thenew fuse allthe way into the fuse holder [17]. Only use Pull outthe fuse holder [17] from theunitand remove theold fuse. fully discharged andcooleddown. If the unit has been in use, wait five minutes to allow the unit to be is not connected. Make sure that theD2unitisturned off andthat thepower cable − Insert anew modelinglamp, straight into thesocket. Clasp Flash tube lamp Modelling www.profoto.com

21 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 22 D2 500/1000 AirTTL TTL • • NOTE MODE setting indicates HI-S ontheD2display [1]. menu (e.g. ), not ontheD2unit. When HSSmodeisused, the HSS iseither selected ontheremote (e.g. Canon) or inthecamera influence of ambient light when shooting inbright conditions. (x-sync) of thecamera. This option canbeextremely useful to limitthe flash at a faster speed thanthe fastest external flash sync speed the optional Air Remote TTL transceivers. HSSenablesshooting with The D2unitsupportsHSS(Highspeedsync) when used with any of HSS Additional information a listof compatible cameras onProfoto.com. Find more information ontheoptional Air Remote TTL transceivers and seconds after receiving a TTL flash command from theremote. output isset automatically by thecamera. The indicator isshown for 15 The indicator AUTO isshown ontheD2display [1] every timethe flash beep. If the ready signal is set to BEEP or BEEP DIM, there will also be a long a flash outputoutsidetherange of theD2unit, thedisplay [1] will blink. TTL isselected ontheremote, not ontheD2unit. If thecamera requires automatically without manualmetering. , you canselectto let thecamera control the flash output fully Remote TTL transceivers. With a TTL remote mounted inthecamera The D2unitsupports TTL when used with any of theoptional Air www.profoto.com myprofoto. Create your personal account andloginto accessallnew upgrades. The latest updates andalistof compatible cameras are available onprofoto.com/ Your Air Remote TTL may require a firmware update inorder to usetheHSS feature. Frequent useof HSS will have animpactonthelife-time of theD2 flash tube. 4. 3. 2. 1. currentCheckfirmware version: your localdealer or distributor for professional service. downloaded from profoto.com/myprofoto. You can always contact unit, following theinstructions provided intheupgrade application Upgrade of firmware ismade via theMicro USBport[16] ontheD2 new upgrades are released. choose to register your products andbesure you get noticed when profoto.com/myprofoto. Once you have anaccount you canalso To accessthelatest free upgrades, create your personal account on using your new D2unit. We recommend that you look for firmware upgrades before you start Upgrade firmware The portcannot beusedto control theunit. The Micro USBport[16] isintended for firmware upgrade of theD2unit. USB port be obtained by usingglasscovers with different coatings. for daylight conditions. Distinctive color temperature adjustments can combination with the flash tube, arecommended color temperature A frosted glassplate isincludedintheD2delivery. Itgives, in Color temperature example: A7). The current firmware version isshown onthedisplay [1] (for Push andholdthedial[5]then pushtheONbutton [4]. Make sure that thepower supply indicator [3] isred. Connect theD2unitto thepower supply. www.profoto.com 23 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 24 D2 500/1000 AirTTL Technical data www.profoto.com Modeling light modes Modeling lamp mode Color stability Freeze mode Color stability Normal mode Energy stability Freeze Normal mode Energy stability mode (t0.5) Flash duration Freeze mode (t0.5) Flash duration Normal Quick burst Recycling time increments Energy control Energy range Energy .

Max, Prop, Free, Off (Halogen) 300 W Max +-100toK flash flash +-1200 K over range. +-20toK flash flash +-150 K over range. +--1/20 f-stop 1/20 f-stop+- - 1/50,000 s(2 Ws) 1/1,600 s (1000 Ws) - 1/11,000 s(2 Ws) 1/1,600 s(1000 Ws) Up to 20 flashes/s 0.03 -1.2s or1/10 fullf-stops (2-1000 Ws) 10 f-stops 1000 Ws 1000

Max, Prop, Free, Off (Halogen) 300 W Max flash +-100 K flash to range. +-1200 K over flash +-20 K flash to +-150 K over range. +-1/20 f-stop +-1/20 f-stop (1 Ws) Ws) -1/63,000 s 1/2,600 s (500 - 1/17000s(1 Ws) 1/2600 s(500 Ws) Up to 20 flashes/s 0.03 -0.6 s or1/10 fullf-stops (1-500 Ws) 10 f-stops 500 Ws 500

with anauthorized Profoto servicestation. companies. If you have any technical problems please get in contact malfunctions created by improper useor accessoriesmadeby other modeling lampsandcables. Profoto isnot responsible for technical deviations may apply) with theexception of flash tubes, glasscovers, leave thecompany andguaranteed for aperiodof two years (local All Profoto generators andheadsare individually tested before they Warranty make changes without further notice. All data are to beconsidered asnominalandProfoto reserves theright Storage temperature Operating temperature Weight Dimensions (LxWxH) modes Synchronization Fuse requirements Input power supply Reflector 100 ISO with Magnum @2m, -20 Cto +60C performance) with reduced (-10 Cto +50C +10 Cto +35C 3.4 kg (7.5 lbs) (12.2x5.1x7.1 in) 31x13x18 cm Air/IR/Sync cable 120 V 6 A/ 230 V, (nominal) 240 V, 50/60 Hz 100-127 V /200- 64 8/10 10 A/ -20 Cto +60C performance) with reduced (-10 Cto +50C +10 Cto +35C 3.0 kg (6.6 lbs) (12.2x5.1x7.1 in) 31x13x18 cm Air/IR/Sync cable 120 V 6 A/ 230 V, (nominal) 240 V, 50/60 Hz 100-127 V /200- 45 8/10 www.profoto.com 10 A/

25 D2 500/1000 AirTTL 26 D2 500/1000 AirTTL www.profoto.com d’enregistrement d’Industrie Canada. que d’identifier cequisuitcommelenuméro decertification/ Les lettres ‘IC’ n’ont aucune autre signification niaucun autre but that theIndustry Canadatechnical specifications were met. The term ‘IC’ before thecertification/registration number only signifies 2. 1. suivantes : L’utilisation decedispositif estautorisée seulement auxconditions Ce dispositif estconforme auxnormesRSS-210 d’IndustrieCanada. the equipment. responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate Changes or modifications not expressly approved by theparty Warning (Part 15.21) 2. 1. the following two conditions: of FCC rulesandRSS-210 of Industry Canada. Operation issubjectto Compliance Statement (Part 15.19) This device complies with Part 15 F.C.C. andIndustry Canada Unites States and Canada Remote transceiver shallbeoperated andmake sure that they are followed. Refer to national regulations for theregion where theProfoto Air Syncor Profoto Air NOTE of the world. Regional restrictions may apply. for SRD (ShortRangeDevices). This bandmay beusedinmostparts The Profoto Air system operates onthelicense-free 2.4GHz ISMband World-wide Usage of Radio Spectrum Regulatory information compromettre le fonctionnement dudispositif. radioélectrique reçu, même si ce brouillage est susceptible de l’utilisateur dudispositif doitêtre prêt àaccepter tout brouillage il nedoitpasproduire debrouillage et interference that may causeundesired operation. this device mustaccept any interference received, including this device may not causeharmful interference and, 上記のとおり、電波法第 38 条の 24第 2.4 GHz Wide BandLow Power Data Communication Article 2, Clause 1, Item 19 Classification of specifiedradio equipment: 特定無線設備の種類 in Japan. The modulehasbeengranted modular approval for saleandoperation Japan Made inSweden IC: 8167A-RMI ID: W4G-RMIFCC PRODUCT NO:PCA5104-0000 MODEL: Profoto Air USB PRODUCT NO:PCA5102-0000 MODEL: Profoto Air Remote PRODUCT NO:PCA5108-0000 MODEL: Profoto Air Sync Transmitter /Receiver Profoto AB Paragraph 1of theRadio Law. been granted inaccordance with theprovisions of Article 38-24, This is to certify that the above-mentioned certification by type has のであることを証する。 R 202WW08109201 1 項の規定に基づく認証を行ったも www.profoto.com

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