User guide Pro-10

For other languages visit: www.profoto.com/support 2 Pro-10 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 or visit our blogat www.profoto.com/blog sothat we Still, Iencourage you to signup for our newsletter at www.profoto. 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 www.profoto.com

3 Pro-10 4 Pro-10 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 is usingshared with other users. Interference cannot beruledout. Make sure thedevice isoperated according to localregulations. The frequency spectrumthisdevice 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! lamp corresponds with thetechnical data intheuser guideregarding thepower supply! on rare occasions explode and throw out hot particles! Make sure that the rated voltage for the modeling strong heat when used!Donot point modelinglampsor flash tubestoo closeto persons. All lampsmay Do not touch hot parts with bare fingers! Modeling lamps, flash tubes, and certain metal parts emit Caution –BurnHazard –Hot Parts! batteries installed)shallnot beexposed to excessive heat suchasdirect sunlight, fire, or thelike. as disconnectdevice. The disconnectdevice shallremain readily operable. Batteries (battery pack or lamp head when changingthemodelinglampor flash tube! The mainsplugor appliancecoupler isused umbrella metal shaft initsreflector hole. Disconnectthelampheadcablebetween thegenerator and length of timeafter beingturnedoff. Donot touch modelinglampsor flash tubes when mounting an Equipment operates with high voltage. Generator capacitors are electrically charged for a considerable connection! Only useProfoto extension cables!Donot openor disassemblegenerators or lampheads! Mains powered generators shallalways beconnected to amainssocket outlet with aprotective earthing WARNING –ElectricalShock Hazard –High Voltage! competent servicepersonnel! Warning - The terminals marked with the flash symbol are hazardous live. touch thebulb with bare hands. Equipment mustonly beserviced, modifiedor repaired by authorized and be changedif they are damagedor thermally deformed. When placingalampinto theholder ensure not to to suchanextent that their effectiveness isimpaired, for example by cracks or deepscratches. Lampsshall protective glasscovers or protective grids. Glasscovers shallbechangedif ithasbecome visibly damaged not connectthisequipment to flash equipment from other brands. Donot use flash heads without supplied to hasty temperature changesinhumidconditionsasthiscouldleadto condensation water intheunit. Do place any objects filled with liquids, suchas vases, onor near theequipment. Donot expose theequipment or inareas with flammable gasesor dust!Donot expose theequipment to drippingor splashing. Donot Do not placeor usetheequipment where itcanbeexposed to moisture, extreme electromagnetic fields, for professional use! Generator, lamp heads, and accessories are only intended for indoor photographic use. sure that Profoto Safety Instructions is always accompanied the equipment! Profoto products are intended Do not operate the equipment before studying the instruction manual and the accompanying safety. Make Safety Precautions! Regulatory information...... Warranty Technical data...... Compatible lampheads...... 22 integratedAdditional functions. Menu display settings...... Quick operation guide...... Nomenclature...... Table of Contents ...... Firmware versioncheck Firmware upgrade...... SYNC settings...... MODE settings...... READY settings...... SPEED settings...... MODEL settings...... Turn modelinglight on/off Change light output(energy level)...... Turn headson/off Connect lampheads...... Connect mainscableandstart-up...... Pro-10 use with petrol-electric generators...... Automaticsafety functions...... Factory default reset ...... Change settings inmenudisplay Trigger atest flash...... Turn off anddisconnectmainscable...... www.profoto.com 20 20 23 26 25 10 10 19 19 19 19 13 16 12 11 11 11 9 9 9 9 8 8 8 7

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Energy display Left Menu display IR-slave /Photocell USB port ON button SYNC port Power supply (AC) input Lamp headoutlet Right Lamp headoutlet Left 7 9 1 14 4 11 3 17 16 11. 10. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 5

Energy display Right HEAD button Right HEAD button Left Test button Energy dialRight Energy dialLeft Menu dial MODEL button Right MODEL button Left 13 18 6 12 2 www.profoto.com 15 8 10

7 Pro-10 8 Pro-10 Connect lamp heads Profoto dealer for proper equipment. overheat. Always unwindcord reel extension winders fully before use. Contact your Never useordinary householdextension cords to elongate themainscable. They may WARNING power supply fuse mustnot besmaller than specifiedinthe Technical data section. automatically sensesandadapts to the voltage and frequency supplied. The mains The Pro-10 canbeconnected to 100-127 VAC or 200-240 VAC, 50-60Hz. The Pro-10 NOTE 2. 1. Connect mains cable and start-up Quick operation guide 2. 1. disconnected safely even if thePro-10 isturnedon. With Profoto’s lamp head connector, the heads can be connected and www.profoto.com indicating that thePro-10 isinoperational mode. Press theONbutton [5]. The ONbutton [5] will now be white, that thePro-10 ispowered andinstandby mode. and to the AC mains supply. The ON button [5] will be red, indicating Connect theincludedmainscableto thepower supply input[3] setting. related energy display [9] or [10] will show thecurrent light output If thePro-10 is turned on when alamphead isconnected, the ring ontheplugclockwise. plug with the white dot on the Pro-10 panel. Secure by turning the When connectingthelampheadplug, alignthe white dots onthe 1. 2. 3. lit again. recharging. When therecharge iscompleted, thetest button will be settings. After flashing thetest button will turnoff while thePro-10 is Press thetest button [16] to release a flash andtest thelight output readyto flash. The white test button [16] islit when thePro-10 is fully charged and Trigger a test flash button indicator islitup. modeling light. When themodelinglight isactivated, the white MODEL Press the MODEL button left [11] or right [12] to turn on/off the related Turn modeling light on/off lamp headsare activated, themaximumoutputisshared between them. If only onelampheadisactivated (left or right), themaximumlight outputis10.0. If two NOTE • • related outlet: Use theenergy dialleft [14] or right [15] to set thelight outputonthe Change light output (energy level) current light output(energy) setting. indicator islitupandtherelated energy display [9] or [10] shows the lamp head. When thelampheadisactivated, the white HEADbutton Press theHEADbutton left [17] or right [18] to turnon/off therelated Turn heads on/off output in1/1 f-stop increments andcounter-clockwise to decrease. Press andholdthedialturnclockwiseto increase the increments andcounter-clockwise to decrease. Turn thedialclockwiseto increase theoutputin1/10 f-stop www.profoto.com

9 Pro-10 10 Pro-10 4. 4. 3. 2. 1. current settings. When the Pro-10 is turned on, the menu display [5] is displaying all the subsequent sections. For detailed information abouttheoptions for different settings, see Change settings inmenu display restarted. For safety reasons, themodelinglight will always beturned off when thePro-10 is All settings are automatically saved and will apply when thePro-10 isturnedonagain. NOTE 2. 1. Turn off anddisconnect mains cable www.profoto.com setting option. Release themenudial[13] to selectthecurrently highlighted change thesetting option. While keeping themenudial[13] pressed down, turnthedialto the submenu for theselected setting. Press andholdthemenudial[13] to show theavailable options in Turn themenudial[13] to select(highlight) asetting. Disconnect themainscable. Press theONbutton [5]to set thePro-10 to standby mode. • • in themenudisplay [5]: There are four SPEEDsetting options available intheSPEEDsubmenu mains power supply corresponds proportionally to thespeedsetting. without blowing themains fuse. The Pro-10’s amperage load from the by adjustingandoptimizing themaximumpossiblespeedandload setting makes itpossibleto efficiently utilize the mains power supply recharge after flash. Having theoption to adjustrecharging speed The SPEEDsetting isusedto selecthow fast thePro-10 should SPEED settings • • • options available intheMODEL submenuinthedisplay [5]: should correspond with flash light output. There are three MODEL setting The MODEL setting isusedto selecthow themodellinglight intensity on, the white MODEL button indicator ison. modeling light for therelated lamphead. When themodelinglight is The MODEL button left [11] or right [12] isusedto turnon/off the MODEL settings Menu display settings prevent the sensitive typeof mains fuse to blow. MAX recharging speed. It reduces the loadby 25%andmay 75%: The extra fast recharging speedisslightly longer thanthe be connected to one wall outlet or fuse group. MAX: The fastest possiblerecharging speed. Only onePro-10 can head which isnot adjusted. A consequenceis that themodelinglight may changeonalamp maximum intensity andtheother will correspond proportionally. energy level). The modellinglight ononelamphead will get maximum light isneededononelamphead(the one with highest MAX PROP:Maximumproportional modeling light isused when regardless of theselected energy levels (light output). MAX: The two modelinglampsget themaximumintensity, output (energy level). automatically adjusted to be proportional to the selected light PROP: The modeling light intensity for each lamp head is www.profoto.com

11 Pro-10 12 Pro-10 sense that thePro-10 isalways ready to trigger. in combination with theextremely fast charger effectively creates a without setting off the wrong alarm. The quick burst feature The lower the light output is set, the longer bursts can be triggered of flashes, dependsontherepetition rate and the set light output. the light outputisset to lessthan full. The lengthof theburst, innumber light output. The function isactive inallSPEEDsettings butonly when be fired at a faster pacethanthePro-10 canrecharge - without losing Quick burst isabuilt-in function that allows aseries(burst) of flashes to Quick burst function vs SPEED setting section. The mainspower supply fuse mustnot besmaller thanspecifiedinthe Technical data NOTE • • • in themenudisplay [5]: There are four READY setting options available in the READY sub menu is 100%charged after a flash. The READY setting isusedto selecthow thePro-10 will indicate that it READY settings burst isindicated by blinking energy settings. The accuracy of thelight outputisslightly lessprecise when Quick burst isactive. Quick NOTE www.profoto.com Pro-10s to beconnected to thesame wall outlet or fuse group. generators are usedto power thePro-10. Itmay allow three or four the mainspower supply is fused and when weak petrol electric power supply with weak fuse, when you are uncertainasto how well option should be selected when the Pro-10 is connected to a mains 25%: The slow recharging speedis four timesaslongMAX. This outlet or fuse group. setting may allow two Pro-10s to beconnected to thesame wall 50%: The fast recharging speedistwiceaslongMAX. This recharging. BEEP: The Pro-10 beeps when it is ready to flash againafter • • in themenudisplay [5]: There are two MODEsetting options available intheMODEsubmenu between flash duration andcolor temperature balance/stability. The MODE setting isused to select how thePro-10 should prioritize MODE settings BEEP or BEEP DIM. The wrong exposure alarm will only be activated when the READY setting is set to NOTE of themoment was perfect. light outputcannot bemet, astheimagemay stillbeusableif thecatch correspond to the set value. The Pro-10 will always flash even if the set a longbeep. This alarmindicates that the flash light doesnot fully burst function (see page 10) cannot compensate for it, there will be If a flash isreleased before thePro-10 is fully recharged andthequick Wrong exposure alarm vs READY setting the Pro-10 is fully charged. The white test button [16] always comes off after flashing and comes onagain when NOTE • • • become slightly bluer. flash duration will causecolor temperature to fluctuate more and is usedto freeze extremely fast action. The full priority of short all energy settings. This isthebestoption for shots where the flash FREEZE: The Pro-10 isprioritizingtheshortest flash duration on best option for mosttypesof shots. stable temperature over theentire energy range. This isthe NORMAL: The Pro-10 isbalancingashort flash duration with indicating that aswitch ispressed. OFF: Noready signal. This setting alsodisablesthesound light turnsonandthePro-10 beeps when itisready to flash again. BEEP DIM: The modelinglight turnsoff after flashing. The modeling the Pro-10 isready to flash again. DIM: The modelinglight turnsoff after flashing andturnson when www.profoto.com

13 Pro-10 14 Pro-10 output range inboth modes with ProHead Plus. The graph below provides anindication of flash duration across the output. is at full light outputandtheshortest flash duration isonlowest light In both FREEZEmodeandNORMAL modethelongest flash duration settings, butstill very shortacross the full outputrange. In NORMAL modethe flash duration isnot asextremely short at lower action inhighresolution with absolute sharpness. moderate light output, makingitpossibleto freeze extremely fast In FREEZE mode the flash duration is extremely short on low to duration across the full light outputrange. voltage andIGBT cut-off technology to offer unparalleled short flash Pro-10 combinesamassive 2400 Ws energy bank with a1000 V flash Flash duration in different MODEsettings www.profoto.com output andthecolor temperature becomes what itis. In FREEZEmodethePro-10 is fully prioritizing flash duration andlight technique (PWM). Stillthe flash duration iskept very short. range thanks to asoftware controlled high frequency flash pulsing across the full outputrange. Itcanbekept almostconstant across the In NORMAL mode the flash is calibrated to 5900K Color temperature indifferent MODE settings www.profoto.com

15 Pro-10 16 Pro-10 the Pro-10 to useallthe functions that Air supports. transceivers offered by Profoto. This sectiondescribeshow to set up triggered and/or controlled from any of theoptional Profoto Air When selectingtheSYNC setting option Air, thePro-10 isset to be Operation with SYNC setting set to AIR • • • in themenudisplay [5]: There are three SYNC setting options available inthe SYNC sub menu should besynchronized with thecamera. The SYNC setting isusedto selectby which meansthePro-10 flash SYNC settings • • select: After selectingtheSYNC setting option AIR itisalsonecessary to Air channel and group selection www.profoto.com cable connected to theSYNC port[4]. OFF: With thissetting thePro-10 canonly betriggered via async signal isdetected. setting thePro-10 will slave trigger if another flash is fired or if anIR SLAVE: The built-in IR-slave/photocell [7]isactivated. Inthis Profoto Air transceivers offered by Profoto. Pro-10 to betriggered and/or controlled from any of theoptional AIR: The built-in Profoto Air transceiver isactivated, allowing the model on/off, etc.) from anoptional Profoto Air transceiver. (A-F). Eachgroup canbeindividually remotely controlled (power, individual group for eachhead. There are sixgroups to choose from GROUP: After selecting channel it is also possible to select an that channel. will betriggered from any optional Profoto Air transceiver set to Every Pro-10 andother Profoto flash that isset to thesamechannel control thePro-10. There are eight channels(1-8)to choose from. and ontheoptional Profoto Air transceiver that isusedto trigger/ CHANNEL: The samechannelmustbeselected onthePro-10 • NOTE switching to HSSisset below 5.0 thepower setting will shiftupto 5.0. range inHSSmodeislimited to 5.0-10 soif thepower setting before on Pro-10 menudisplay [8] will switch to Hi-S. Note that theenergy When HSS(Hi-S)isselected on theremote, thedisplayed sync setting menu(e.g. Nikon), not onthePro-10. Note that HSSiseither selected ontheremote (e.g. Canon) or inthe to limittheinfluence of ambient light. extremely useful when shooting inbright conditionsanditisnecessary (x-sync) of thecamera. The option to useshorter shutter speedcanbe at a faster shutter speedthanthe fastest external flash sync speed optional Air Remote TTL transceivers. HSSenablesshooting with flash Pro-10 supportsHSS(Highspeedsync) when used with any of the HSS (High Speed Sync) profoto.com. how to use TTL intheuser guides for Air Remote TTL that canbe downloaded from TTL only works ongroup A-C. Group D-F isalways manual. Findmore information of NOTE after receiving a TTL flash command from theremote. displayed onthemenudisplay [8]. The indicator islit for three seconds Every timethe flash output isset automatically by thecamera, ‘AUTO’ is DIM, there will alsobealongbeep. displays [9] and[10] will blink. If theready signalisset to BEEP or BEEP requires a flash outputoutsidetherange of thePro-10, theenergy Note that TTL isselected ontheremote, not onthePro-10. If thecamera without manualmetering. can selectto let thecamera control the flash output fully automatically transceivers. With a TTL remote mounted in the camera , you Pro-10 supports TTL when used with any of theoptional Air Remote TTL TTL (Automatic flashexposure) Pro-10 hasa limited light outputrange inHSSMode. when theshutter isopen. To ensure aperfect exposure andastable flash pulse, the During aHSS flash, the flash isproviding aconstant light outputduring thetime www.profoto.com

17 Pro-10 18 Pro-10 refer to theuser guideof respective accessory). including thoselisted inthetablebelow. (For operating instructions, The Pro-10 supportsallavailable Air accessoriesoffered by Profoto, Air compatibility matrix • • • *** Dongle for usingProfoto Air StudioSoftware onMAC or Windows PC. **Optional camera mounted transceiver. . *Optional camera mounted transceiver. Check Profoto.com for TTL supported www.profoto.com Air USB*** Air Sync** Air Remote** RemoteAir TTL* accessory Profoto Air Optional can bedownloaded from profoto.com. Find more information of how to useHSSintheuser guides for Air Remote TTL that 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 HSSmay have animpactonthelife-time of the flash tube. sync Flash Usable features incombination with Pro-10 X X X control Remote X X X flash setting) TTL (Automatic X Sync) Speed HSS (High X 3. 2. 1. Factory default reset 4. 3. 2. 1. Firmware versioncheck your local dealer or distributor for professional service. downloaded from profoto.com/myprofoto. You can always contact following theinstructionsprovided intheupgrade application Upgrade of firmware ismade via theUSBport[6] onthePro-10, new upgrades are released. choose to register your products andbesure you get noticed when on profoto.com/myprofoto. Once you have anaccount you canalso To accessthelatest free upgrades; create your personal account using your new Pro-10. We recommend that you look for firmware upgrades before you start Firmware upgrade Additional integrated functions Turn themenudial[13] to select (highlight) Factory default. menu display [8]. then press the ONbutton [5]. This displays aspecialmenuonthe While the ON button [5] is red, press and hold the menu dial and Connect thePro-10 to thepower supply. example: A7). The current firmware version isshown onthemenu display [8] (for Turn themenudial [13] to select(highlight) Firmware version. menu display [8]. then press theONbutton [5]. This displays aspecialmenuonthe While the ON button [5] is red, press and hold the menu dial and Connect thePro-10 to thepower supply. www.profoto.com

19 Pro-10 20 Pro-10 environments or extreme electromagnetic fields. is moved to a warmer surrounding. Donot expose any flash equipment to wet or humid (flash output). There isalsoarisk of failure becauseof condensation when acoldPro-10 of thePro-10. A coldPro-10 may not work properly or may even fail and will losecapacity indoor temperature, which can take 1-3 hours due to the large temperature storing mass Pro-10 that hasbeenstored inabnormaltemperatures until ithasadapted to thenormal transport box will prolong thetimeinabnormaltemperatures to 2-3 hours. Donot usea than 30minutes, for example inacar onahot andsunny day. A well-insulated caseor the life-time of thePro-10. Donot keep thePro-10 in abnormaltemperatures for longer enclosed space, suchasacaseor transport box. The lack of ventilation canreduce Do not block or cover theair vents of thePro-10. Donot operate thePro-10 inasmall NOTE ambient temperatures or if theair vents are blocked. protection will only interfere under extreme conditions, suchashigh will startto operate normally again. Innormaloperation thisautomatic while, when thetemperature hasdecreased sufficiently, thePro-10 intervals and eventually the recharging will stop completely. After a getting too heated, theprotective system will slow down therecharging if itisexposed to abnormalexternal influence. If criticalcomponents are A protective system will automatically protect the Pro-10 from damage after themainscablehasbeendisconnected. 10 isinstandby mode(when theONbutton [5]isred) andashort while temperature andcoolingneeds. The fan may runeven when thePro- The integrated fan automatically adjustsitsspeedto theinternal The Pro-10 isequipped with anefficient coolingandsafety system. Automatic safety functions supply onePro-10 at MAX recharging speed. One dedicated 6000 W petrol-electric generator isrequired to power use of theProfoto ProGas2 device. AC-power equal to the voltage and frequency specified and without with sufficient power rated petrol-electric generators supplying damage electronic devices. Pro-10 is, however, designed to comply All petrol-electric generators canproduce voltage peaks that may Pro-10 use with petrol-electric generators www.profoto.com results. high voltages. Under-rated power of apetrol-electric generator will cause various bad to produce high voltages that may damagethePro-10. Pro-10 itself doesnot cause petrol-electric generator. Other flash models can cause the petrol-electric generator Do not useany other typesof flash modelssimultaneously with thePro-10 onthesame NOTE electric generator isrecommended. To power onePro-10 at 25% recharging speed, a2000 W petrol- W petrol-electric generator, etc. electric generator isrecommended; for two Pro-10 generators, a6000 To power onePro-10 at 50%recharging speed, a3000 W petrol- www.profoto.com

21 Pro-10 22 Pro-10 • • • • • The Pro-10 isdesigned for use with the following Profoto heads: Compatible lampheads www.profoto.com − − − − − − − Special application headsincluding: ProRing 2Plus ProRing Plus ProTwin ProHead Plus(Thestandard Profoto Head for Pro-generators) − − − − − − − Sticklight ZoomSpot MultiSpot FresnelSpot generators) Striplight L (3lampcables–requiring minimumtwo Pro-10 Striplight M Striplight S Technical data pack Modelling lamppower/ mode Color stability Freeze mode Color stability Normal flash Freeze mode Energy stability flash to flash Normalmode Energy stability flash to mode (t0.5) Flash duration Freeze mode (t0.5) Flash duration Normal Mode control speed setting) Recycling speed(at MAX Quick burst Speed control Asymmetry range Energy distribution Lamp headsockets Energy control increments Energy range Max energy General specifications Max 1000W (Halogen) +/-1500 K over range. +/- 150K flash to flash +/- 100K over range. +/- 50K flash to flash +/-1/20 f-stop +/-1/20 f-stop 1/1000 s(2400 Ws) -1/80000s(2.4 Ws) 1/800 s(2400 Ws) -1/12000s(2.4 Ws) (color balanced)mode Freeze (shortest flash duration) or Normal Spec. 0.02-0.7 s Up to 50 flashes/s Max, 75%, 50%, 25% Full assymetry (max 10.8 f-stops) 2.4 -2400Ws onboth sockets 2 or1/10 fullf-stops 11 f-stops (2.4 -2400 Ws) 2400 Ws www.profoto.com 23 Pro-10 24 Pro-10 www.profoto.com MAC /PC control Radio sync range Radio sync andcontrol switch Photocell/ IR-slave and Wire sync connector syncWire voltage Sync socket(s) Syncronization and remote control Storage temperature Operating temperature Operating environment IEC protection class at maxspeedsetting type/ requirement per unit Automaticmains fuse setting per unitat maxspeed requirementMains fuse Input power supply 100 ISO with Magnum @2m/ Modeling light control head Modeling lamppower/ november 2016) and Profoto Studio software (available from Yes, via optional Profoto Air USBtransceiver Up to 300m (1000ft) TTL. Soldseparately.) control, TTL andHSS. (Requires Air Remote Yes, Builtin AirTTL supporting wireless sync Yes 1/4’ Phono Compliant to ISO10330standard 1 -40°C to +40°C/+32°F to +104°F 0°C to +30°C/+32°F to +86°F Indoor useonly Class I Characteristic C, 16 A/ 230 V 20 A/ 120 V Slow blow 16 A/ 230 V, 20 A/ 120 V Automaticdetection voltage 100-127 V /200-240 V, 50-60Hz 128 (with ProHead Plus) Max, MaxProp, Prop, Off Max 500 W (Halogen) make changes without further notice. All data are to beconsidered asnominalandProfoto reserves theright Weight Dimensions (LxWxH) Measurements USB interface Auto dumping Ready signaling Fan cooling display Energy andsettings Miscellaneous 13.2 kg /29.1 lbs 29 x2130m/11.4 x8.3 x11.8 in Yes, USB Type Bport for firmware upgrades Yes sound. Yes, ready lamp, dimand/or switchable beep noice level. Yes, thermally controlled fan speed for low High-resolution TFT/LCDdisplay www.profoto.com

25 Pro-10 26 Pro-10 with anauthorized Profoto servicestation. companies. If you have any technical problems pleaseget incontact 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 www.profoto.com que d’identifier cequisuitcommelenuméro decertification/ Les lettres ‘IC’ n’ont aucune autre signification niaucun autre but that the Industry 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, www.profoto.com

27 Pro-10 28 Pro-10 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 d’enregistrement d’IndustrieCanada. 上記のとおり、電波法第 38条の 24第 www.profoto.com 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 [email protected] +46 (0) 84475300 Sweden Profoto AB

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