Freemask Transmitter - Hensel Strobe Wizard Plus System Bedienungsanleitung

User manual // Strobe Wizard Plus / freemask transmitter
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In case of choosing the 'All' option on the transmitter, all
flash units are triggered independently from the working
channels selected.

freemask transmitter

Channel selection:
An additional function is available, when selecting the
channel (click flash energy regulator once): the channels
F1, F2, and F3 can be set additionally, besides the
channels C1, C2, and C3.
When using the compact flash units for normal lighting of
a set with the channels C1, C2, and C3, you can trigger
the flash via radio remote, adjust the modelling light, and
set the flash power via radio remote control, just like you
have been used to so far.
The freemask application for the second group of flash
units does not allow you to switch the modelling light or
the flash power via radio remote. You can only use the
channels F1, F2, and F3 to differentiate between up to
three different, separate work stations.
Channel selection for one work station:
Please set all flash units used to light the set to C-
channels in order to trigger the automatic, synchronized
flashing of these units when using the freemask
application. The freemask compact flash units used for
lighting the mask have to be set on channels F1, or F2, or
F3. The slave of the freemask compact flash units must
be turned off to avoid their triggering by the first flash
group. The slaves of all other flash units can be turned
on. Exclusion: Speed Max. It offers too short recycling
times.
The freemask transmitter can be set to channel ALL.
Channel selection for several work stations:
If several, separate work stations are set up within the
range of the radio remote control, the following con-
figurations can be selected: matching channels have to
be assigned to all flash units of both work groups and of
the freemask transmitter (e.g. C1 + F1 for work station 1,
and C2 + F2 for work station 2, and C3 + F3 for work
station 3).
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