Broncolor Scoro Serie Mode D'emploi page 15

The following operating modes are possible:
"propmax"
When working with only a single power pack (in asymmetrical operation); using
the setting "propmax", the modelling light of the lamp with the highest flash en-
ergy operates at full output, and the other lamps will be proportionally dimmed,
in accordance with their power settings.
"full" All lamps with full modelling light, independent of flash output, type of power
pack and output distribution.
"low" Lighting level reduced for all lamps to reduce power consumption and extend the
service life of the halogen lamps.
"prop1-prop5" These levels allow adapting the Scoro units to the proportionality of other
broncolor power packs.
Note:
If a power pack is used with less power, it is known that the halogen modelling
light is relatively weak and yellowish. To solve this problem, all broncolor power
packs may be operated with higher modelling light proportionality.
Attention: The Scoro software automatically indicates in the LCD selection text the pos-
sible proportionality levels, and warns of sudden altered power settings made by the user.
Important: The modelling lights of all the connected lamps are proportional when all the pow-
er packs (independently of their output) have the same proportionality level. This only applies
when all the modelling lights have the same wattage.
5.2 Reduced modelling light
To avoid overloading the mains supply (AC-line), the 100 – 120 V versions of the power packs re-
duce the modelling light intensity during charging. You can clear this factory-installed feature if
the power rating of the mains supply (AC-line) is sufficient - see setting possibilities of the dimmer
in section 13.12. When working on poor-quality mains supplies (AC-line) you can also slow down
the charging rate with the additional function "charge time" – this reduces the risk of blowing the
supply fuses (section 13.11).
During fast charging of Scoro, the modelling light is dimmed, with the exception of the lamp with
the highest power, to avoid overloading the mains supply, even when no reduction / dimmer was
set (section 13.12).
5.3 Modelling light switch on the lamp
The switch on the lamp is used to switch the modelling light on and off. To avoid damage to the
lamp filament, always switch off the modelling light before moving the lamp.
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