This section explains each available function of the submenu in detail.

Modelling light

Use the upper control to adjust the light intensity and the lower control to adjust the colour temperature.

Flash

In principle, all flash modes listed in the table below can be selected.

However, depending on the selected power (flash energy), certain modes may not be available. In this case, the unavailable value is displayed in grey above the white value.

As soon as the user has set a power level that is compatible with the originally desired mode, the grey value will turn white again and move back down.

The power can be selected freely at any time.

The resulting flash duration is shown in the centre of the bottom line.
 

* Please note:
The colour temperature of the set energy can be influenced upwards or downwards in steps of 100K. With reduced power, the control range of the colour temperature adjustment increases. Due to the direct dependence of colour temperature and flash duration t 0.1, this is adjusted automatically and certain flash modes may not always be selectable. In the submenu under 'More', you can also change the unit of the flash duration to 't 0.5'.
 

Timing

The set delay value corresponds to the time between the flash trigger signal (e.g. by radio transmitter) and the effective (visible) flash. The maximum value is 50 seconds.

A sequence is a series of flashes or the preselection of a certain number of flashes. The maximum value is 100.

Interval is the time between two consecutive flashes. The maximum value is 10 seconds. The value can only be edited for sequences of ≥2.

Pressing "Reset" briefly resets all parameters in this submenu to the factory settings (including alternate settings).
 

Studio / Sync

In this submenu, define how flashes are to be triggered:

*In the event of problems and undefined malfunctions of broncolor RFS devices, strong frequency interference may be disrupting radio communication between the devices. In this case, find a better location for your devices to avoid possible frequency interference from baby monitors, video bridges, microwaves, cordless DECT phones, WLAN or Bluetooth devices, or use a different studio channel.

If you set the same studio address on several broncolor flash units (and on the RFS radio transmitter), they will all respond to the commands from the radio transmitter.

RFS and cell can also be active at the same time.
Alternatively, you can also trigger the flash via the built-in sync socket (wired method).

Tip:
The sync socket is always active.
The sync cables (item no. 34.111.00; 5 m) and (item no. 34.112.00; 10 m) can be plugged into the sync socket for triggering via cable.
 

More

In this submenu, you can configure Stelos according to your individual preferences. In particular, the home view can either visualise everything at a glance or be very minimalistic.

WiFi

Here you can switch WiFi on or off. The status is also displayed ('disconnected' or 'connected') and available networks can be displayed. After clicking on an available network, the password must be entered using the integrated keyboard. Known networks can be displayed and 'forgotten' again.

Language

Stelos offers 11 menu languages. The factory setting is 'English'.

Info

Flash counter Shooting	Number of flashes triggered per shoot (can be reset)
Total flash counter	Total number of flashes triggered (cannot be reset)
Tag ('device name')	Used for identification when using multiple Stelos in the bronControl app.
IP	IP address
MAC	MAC address
Version	Currently installed firmware version
Check for updates	Click on 'install' to install any updates found. The device will then switch off and must be switched on again manually.
Alarm	Any faults are listed here. In addition, the following pictogram is displayed in the status bar: The pictogram can be orange or red; when red, the device can no longer flash. A sound also alerts you to the fault (not if the setting under 'More | Beep' is set to 'OFF').

Reset