impact Cruiser TTL-500 Instructions Manual

ACDC-500-TTL
Cruiser AC/DC 500 Ws TTL Monolight
INSTRUCTIONS
Introduction
Thank you for choosing Impact.
The Cruiser TTL-500 is a professional 500 Ws monolight that runs on AC power or an included rechargeable lithium-ion battery that provides over 350 full-power ashes. It features a 9-stop brightness range that’s adjustable in 1/10-stop increments. The Cruiser is perfect for studio use, and it’s also ideal for location work where a powerful ash is needed for stunning outdoor fashion and portrait results.
This monolight has a simple user interface that allows for optimal performance with minimal setup and adjustment time. It has group and channel functions that allow you to isolate your units and prevent them from being triggered by other ashes in the vicinity. For TTL and HSS operation, the Cruiser has an integrated 2.4 GHz receiver that’s compatible with Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras when used with the Cruiser Wireless Controller. An integrated optical sensor allows the Cruiser to be used as an optical slave for a variety of studio applications. An adjustable 10 Ws LED modeling light draws minimal power and gives off nominal heat.
The Cruiser is easy to transport. With the included universal-voltage battery charger, you can use the Cruiser TTL-500 at home or abroad.
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Features
500 Ws monolight
Supports TTL and HSS when used with the Cruiser Wireless Controller
Wireless TTL, optical slave, and direct sync options
Flash duration from 1/1000 to 1/9000 sec.
10 Ws LED modeling lamp
Built-in 2.4 GHz receiver
User-replaceable ashtube
Runs on battery or AC power
Box Contents
Cruiser TTL Monolight
Battery
Battery charger
Stand mount
PC cord
7 in. reector
AC adapter
Protective cap
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Overview
1. Optical slave eye
Optical sensor
2. Group button
Selects group A, B, or C.
3. Channel button
Selects channel 1 to 8.
4. Model button
Turns the modeling light on and off, and selects between 100% and 50% brightness.
5. Power dial
Adjusts the ash output from 2 to 10, in 1/10-stop increments.
6. Test button
Fires a test ash.
7. Optical slave button
Turns optical sensor mode on and off.
8. Sound button
Turns alert sound on and off.
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Overview (continued)
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Overview (continued)
Top/side view:
1. S-type reector
2. Glass dome
3. Flashtube
4. Modeling LED
5. Accessory release
6. Battery compartment /
Battery contacts
7. Umbrella locking screw
8. Tilt lock
9. Locking screw
10. 5/8-inch receiver
11. Umbrella mount
12. Air vent
13. AC power port
14. Three-way power switch
a. Up: AC power b. Down: Battery power c. Center: Off
15. Micro-USB port
16. 3.5 mm sync port
Battery:
17. Charge indicator lights/ button
18. Battery release button
19. Battery contacts
20. DC power input
LCD screen:
21. Channel and group
22. Manual/TTL
23. Power output
24. Battery icon
25. Sound
26. Optical slave
27. Modeling light
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Cruiser Wireless Controller
1. Group buttons
Press to select group A, B, or C. The selected group is outlined. Press and hold to enable or disable a group.
2. Mode button
Selects Manual or TTL mode.
3. Sync button (Canon and Sony)
Selects rst-curtain sync, second-curtain sync. Go to our website impactstudiolighting.com for information on the Cruiser’s compatibility with Sony cameras.
4. Plus (+) and minus (-) buttons
Raise and lower the output power of the selected channel. Press to change power in increments of 1/10-stop. Press and hold to rapidly scroll through the power range. In TTL mode, press to adjust EV compensation.
5. Power LED
Indicates when power is on.
6. Power button
7. Channel button
Selects channels 1 to 8.
8. Test button
Fires a test ash.
9. Modeling light button
Turns the modeling light on and off for the selected group, and selects between 100% and 50% brightness. The modeling light can be set independently for each group.
10. Sound button
Turns the alert sound on and
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12. Locking collar
13. Battery compartment
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