Information and error messages * - Siros S
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Stelos 800 L
Stelos: Safety Instructions – read before use | Environment Stelos: Firmware update Stelos: User Interface | Controls | Functions | Handling Stelos: Technical Data Stelos: Remote control | Flash triggering Stelos: Power supply | Battery Stelos: Maintenance | Repair | Warranty Stelos: Accessories & Spare Parts Error messages
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Satos
Safety Instructions – read before use | Environment Firmware update Satos User Interface | Controls | Functions | Handling Technical Data Remote control | Flash triggering Power supply | Battery Maintenance | Repair | Consumables | Spare parts | Guarantee Accessories Charging station for up to 4 slide-in batteries
- Pulso L
- Siros S
- Siros L
- Scoro E + S
- Move 1200 L
- RFS 2.1
- RFS 2.2
- RFS 3
- Pulso G, Unilite and Picolite
- LED F160
- Scope D50
- Compatibility (Lamp <-> light shaper | Lamp <-> power pack)
- Locate your distributor or dealer
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Stelos 800 L
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Satos
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Pulso L
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Siros S
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Siros L
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Scoro E + S
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Move 1200 L
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RFS 2.1
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RFS 2.2
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RFS 3
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Pulso G, Unilite and Picolite
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LED F160
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Scope D50
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Compatibility (Lamp <-> light shaper | Lamp <-> power pack)
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Locate your distributor or dealer
Acoustic signals
| Beep sound | end of charging or discharging |
| Double beep | energy demand above or below energy control setting via RFS 2.1 / 2.2 transmitter |
Message in display
| Error 1 (f1) |
No flash after triggering → Is the ignition wire correctly connected? Is the flash tube correctly installed? Otherwise replace flash tube |
| Error 2 (f2) |
Afterglow → Switch the unit off and then on again. If this fault occurs repeatedly, the flash tube is defective |
| Error 3 (f3) |
Electronics defective → Unit must be sent to service for repair |
| Error 4 (f4) |
Overvoltage in flash capacitors → Unit must be sent to service for repair |
| Error 5 (f5) |
Thermal alarm, capacitors overheated → A cooling phase of approximately 20 minutes starts. Do not switch the unit off! |
* Error messages are always also indicated by the red cognition light