User manual GENI ELECTRONICS ZAP STROBE FL-150P

[. . . ] So next time, look for Geni products, and get some of the best entertainment lighting products around -- again!Main Office/Factory: Geni Electronics Co. , Ltd. 12, Alley 12, Lane 732 Chung Cheng Road, Yung Kang Tainan Hsien, Taiwan Tel: 886-6-253-8513 Fax: 886-6-253-8685 Showroom: Geni Electronics Co. , Ltd. Taipei World Trade Center, Room 3A-04 No. [. . . ] Y Keep air vents clear to avoid overheating. Y Disconnect mains power supply immediately if strobe falls or is struck. Have a qualified technician inspect for safety before operating. Y Never remove warning or informative labels from the unit. About Zap Strobes ZAPTM Strobes deliver a powerful flash -- with either manual or remote control. Their stylish, lightweight case is ideal for mobile light shows or installations. Zap Strobe models FL-45P FL-75P and FL-150P are very similar in construction: , Their main difference is varying lamp wattage. Zap Strobes come with lamp and bracket (A2) installed. Geni products are inspected at the factory and shipped in perfect condition. If damage occurred in transport, please contact your Geni dealer immediately. Use a 5-kg rated C-clamp to secure the strobe bracket (A2) to trussing. Allow one meter (three feet) of space for cooling. After adjusting strobe angle, tighten the bracket knob (A7). The angle guide (A8), showing degrees of slant, is there for reference. TM TM TM TM 5 2 Zap TM Strobe, Illustration A A1 A1 - Hole for C-clamp A2 - Bracket A3 - Clasp A4 - Lens A5 - Strobe Body A6 - Back Panel (Details on Page 4) A6 A7 - Bracket Knob A8 - Angle Guide A3 A2 A4 Back Panel, Illustration B A5 A7 A8 B1 - Product Specification Area B2 - Certification Mark Area B3 - Serial Number Area B4 - Speed Adjustment Knob B5 - Signal IN Connection B6 - Signal OUT Connection B7 - Mains Power Line Note: Look at the Product Specification Area to see which strobe version you have and to know which instructions you should follow. B1 B3 B4 B5 B6 B2 B7 Manual Control Operation 1. Make sure that power supply and product voltages are the same. Plug the ZapTM Strobe mains power cord into properly grounded socket. Twist the SPEED knob(B4) on the back of the unit to set flash rate. Zap Strobes flash approximately from 1 to 12 times per second. Link the strobe to an analog strobe controller, for example, Geni FL-01C or FL34C, as follows: A. Plug one end of a standard microphone cable with 1/4-inch mono jacks to the controller output socket. [. . . ] Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the screw in the clasp that connects the lens (A4) to the strobe body (A5). While grasping the strobe body (A5), turn the lens (A4) clockwise. Cover your hands with lint-free gloves or cloth. Insert its pins straight into the strobe lamp socket. [. . . ]