White Lightning Flash Heads Quick Guide - Revision history

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 To remove reflectors, loosen the four thumbscrews located around the front of the unit, releasing the reflector from the four associated “claw grips” which hold the reflector from the inside. To install reflector, make sure the thumbscrews are first loosened, then place the reflector on the unit and tighten the thumbscrews using only light finger pressure.
 :'''NOTE:''' Installation and removal of reflectors should be done only with the back panel Power Switch in the '''Off''' position.
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 To remove reflectors, loosen the four thumbscrews located around the front of the unit, releasing the reflector from the four associated “claw grips” which hold the reflector from the inside. To install reflector, make sure the thumbscrews are first loosened, then place the reflector on the unit and tighten the thumbscrews using only light finger pressure.
 :'''NOTE:''' Installation and removal of reflectors should be done only with the back panel Power Switch in the '''Off''' position.
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 A proficiency test is required to check this equipment out.
 ===Precautions===
-:To avoid potentially lethal conditions, this unit must be connected to a 3-wire grounded outlet.
+* To avoid potentially lethal conditions, this unit must be connected to a 3-wire grounded outlet.
-:Do not operate with two-wire extension cords or use an adapter to connect to ungrounded outlets.
+* Do not operate with two-wire extension cords or use an adapter to connect to ungrounded outlets.
-:This unit contains high voltages and internal components, which can store dangerous voltages even when unit is unplugged. The use of water around this equipment is not recommended.
+* This unit contains high voltages and internal components, which can store dangerous voltages even when unit is unplugged. The use of water around this equipment is not recommended.
-:The flashtube and modeling lamp can get extremely hot. Do not allow finger oils to contact the lamps as this can cause excess heating and premature lamp failure.
+* The flash-tube and modeling lamp can get extremely hot. Do not allow finger oils to contact the lamps as this can cause excess heating and premature lamp failure.
-:Do not attempt to change flash bulbs or disassemble the units. Please bring it back to Media Loan for maintenance.
+* Do not attempt to change flash bulbs or disassemble the units. Please bring it back to Media Loan for maintenance.
-:Before attempting to operate the unit, ensure that it is securely mounted to a light stand.
+* Before attempting to operate the unit, ensure that it is securely mounted to a light stand.
-:Do not allow unattended children around studio flash equipment as potentially dangerous conditions may result. These dangers may include burns and electrical shock hazards as well as the possibility of falling equipment if cords are tripped over.
+* Do not allow unattended children around studio flash equipment as potentially dangerous conditions may result. These dangers may include burns and electrical shock hazards as well as the possibility of falling equipment if cords are tripped over.
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 ===Setting Flash Power:===
 Ultra units allow continuous variable flash power over a 5 f-stop range from Full to 1/32 power. To adjust the flash power simply set the '''Flash Power''' control to the desired position, reading either the lower '''F''' scale or the upper “fractional increment” scale. When adjusting flash power upward, the green '''Ready''' LED will go off momentarily, then return on when the capacitors have been charged to the new, higher power setting.

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 :Before attempting to operate the unit, ensure that it is securely mounted to a light stand.
 :Do not allow unattended children around studio flash equipment as potentially dangerous conditions may result. These dangers may include burns and electrical shock hazards as well as the possibility of falling equipment if cords are tripped over.
 ===Setting Flash Power:===
 Ultra units allow continuous variable flash power over a 5 f-stop range from Full to 1/32 power. To adjust the flash power simply set the '''Flash Power''' control to the desired position, reading either the lower '''F''' scale or the upper “fractional increment” scale. When adjusting flash power upward, the green '''Ready''' LED will go off momentarily, then return on when the capacitors have been charged to the new, higher power setting.
 ===Relative Model Switch===
 The three-position slide marked '''Relative Model''' is used to establish the desired maximum modeling intensity and lamp life. It is also used to establish accurate model-to flash ratios when Ultra 600, 1200 & 1800 units are mixed, or when Ultra units are used with other White Lightning units. The function on the relative model switch is as follows:

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+===Precautions===
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