HYPERBLAST is a model feature which allows the strobe to emit at continuous and full flash power for short bursts, called HYPERFLASHES. These HYPERFLASHES are EXTREMELY bright, ultra high intensity, exaggerated pulses of pure white light. HYPERFLASHES can be single pulsed or sequenced in each of 5 special effect modes. A simple control scheme of the rate & intensity channels, accessed from your control console, determines whether the unit operates in normal or any of the HYPERBLAST modes. HYPERFLASHES can be used to accurately simulate arc welding flashes or properties of lightning storms.

 

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ALL HYPERBLAST UNITS CARRY THE ABOVE LABEL

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HOW HYPERFLASH WORKS

Hyperflash is controlled by the rate input channel only. The intensity channel must be off to be in the Hyperflash mode. Any positive input on the intensity channel will deactivate Hyperflash and the strobe will return to normal operation.

With the intensity channel set to zero, bumping the rate channel to a given level (see table) will trigger a HyperBlast flash in one of 5 modes (see table). The rate channel must return to zero before another HyperBlast can be activated.