Impact PowerSync Mini PS16-Mini-R Manuel utilisateur

PS16-Mini-R / T

PowerSync Mini

Digital Radio Slave

INSTRUCTIONS

2.4 GHz 80-Channel

Transceiver

2.4GHz

Thank you for choosing Impact.

Impact’s PowerSync Mini is a sixteen-channel radio slave system

that’s a reliable, professional-grade solution to remotely trigger

portable on-camera ashes and studio monolights.

Add additional receivers, and the PowerSync Mini system will

control multi-light setups and allow you to trigger as many ash

units as your setup requires.

The PowerSync Mini system features 16 user-selectable

channels that allow you to work in the most demanding

conditions, without fear of interference from other photographers

or radio slave systems in the area. The 2.4 GHz radio signal

lets you control your ashes without line-of-sight, and it offers

an exceptional operating range of 328 ft. (100 m) as well as a

maximum sync speed of 1/200 sec.

The receiver is equipped with a multi-use hot shoe that’s

compatible with most on-camera ash units. Connecting the

receiver to a camera with a compatible release cable (not

included) makes it possible to trigger a single- or multi-camera

setup by using the transmitter as a handheld remote.

Introduction

Precautions

• Please read and follow these instructions, and keep this manual in a

safe place.

• Keep this unit away from water and any ammable gases or liquids.

• Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the equipment—doing so will

void the warranty, and Impact will not be responsible for any damage.

• The Impact PowerSync is an accessory device for ash photography.

Do not use this product in a manner not specied within this

documentation.

• Use only the batteries recommended by this manual.

• Install fresh batteries into the PowerSync System. Make sure to

align batteries with proper polarity. Weak batteries will shorten the

distance of transmission and reception.

• Turn your equipment off before changing batteries.

• Remove all power sources from the unit before long-term storage to

prevent the product from igniting or leaking corrosive liquids.

• All images are for illustrative purposes only.

Overview

13.5 mm ash sync

output

2Channel selector

3Hot shoe

4Power switch

5LED indicator

6USB port

7Lanyard hole

8Battery compartment

9Battery compartment

lock

10 1/4-20 socket

PS16-Mini-R Receiver

Overview

11 Locking wheel

12 Channel selector

13 LED indicator

14 Test button

15 Mounting foot

16 Battery door release

17 Power switch

PS16-Mini-T Transmitter

18 1/4 in. adapter

19 3.5 mm ash sync connector

20 Cradle with adhesive strips

21 Flash sync cable

22 Lanyard with pin tool

PS16-Mini Accessories

Overview

1918

Installing the Batteries

Receiver

1. Remove the receiver from its cradle.

2. Press the battery compartment lock and

open the battery compartment door.

3. Place two AA batteries into the battery

compartment, with the orientation shown

in the diagrams inside the compartment.

4. Close the battery compartment door until

it locks shut.

Overview

Transmitter

1. Use the tip of a pen or the included

lanyard pin tool to press the battery

door release, and open the battery

compartment door.

2. Place a CR2450 battery into the battery

compartment with the orientation shown

in the diagram inside the compartment.

3. Close the battery compartment door until

it locks.

Synchronizing Channels

For the PowerSync system to work properly, the transmitter and

receiver must be set to the same channel.

The lanyard features a pin tool for changing the DIP switches.

To set the channel, follow these steps:

1. Make sure both units are turned off.

2. Use the diagram below to set the

DIP switches on the transmitter and

receiver to the same conguration.

3. Turn on the transmitter and receiver.

4. To test the setup, press the test button

on the transmitter. The receiver’s LED

indicator will ash to indicate correct

synchronization.

The PowerSync Mini is backward compatible with the PowerSync 16 and

PowerSync 16-80 systems (see Backward Compatibility below.)

Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 6 Channel 7 Channel 8

Channel 9 Channel 10 Channel 11 Channel 12 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 15 Channel 16

Channel

Synchronizing Channels

1. Slide the transmitter into your camera’s hot shoe.

2. The test button should be at the back, on the same side as the

viewnder.

3. Then tighten the locking wheel until secure.

Setting Up the Transmitter

Setting Up the Receiver

Slide the ash directly onto the

receiver’s hot shoe.

Remove the cradle to expose

the 1/4-20 socket. You can now

mount your ash directly onto a

tripod, light stand, or mounting

arm with a 1/4-20 screw.

Use the ash sync cord to

connect the receiver directly to

the monolight’s sync socket.

If the monolight has a 1/4 in.

sync socket, use the included

1/4 in. adapter on one end of the

sync cable.

With a Portable Flash Unit

With a Monolight

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