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Anthony McErlean November 19th, 2010 07:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dan Keaton (Post 1589621)
Dear Anthony,
that would be one that I approve.

Thank you Dan, just ordered it.

Anthony McErlean November 24th, 2010 05:08 PM

Switch NF off.
 
I take it that, it's OK to just unplug my D-Tap from the NF to turn it off.
I just thought an off switch powered it down, turning it off safely, causing no harm to the unit.
The same applies to switching the NF on btw... just plug the D-tap back in.

I don't mind doing this as long as no harm comes to it.

Thanks in advance.

Dan Keaton November 24th, 2010 05:26 PM

Dear Anthony,

Yes, you can just unplug the cable.

Our new Public Beta has power down mode.

Our nanoFlash, in power down mode, can be powered for days with our smallest 2-Cell Lithium Ion battery. It draws about 0.2 watts in Power Down mode.

Thus, one, with the Public Beta, can just power off the HD-SDI camera.

Alastair Traill November 24th, 2010 05:42 PM

Hi Anthony,

I have added an on/off switch to my nanoFlash setup. Not only is it very easy to use but there is no dangling lead to get caught on things. If you are interested I posted some details now on page 3 of this forum under the heading: - "An on/off switch for the nanoFlash?"

Anthony McErlean November 25th, 2010 02:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dan Keaton (Post 1591740)
.Our new Public Beta has power down mode.

Our nanoFlash, in power down mode, can be powered for days with our smallest 2-Cell Lithium Ion battery. It draws about 0.2 watts in Power Down mode.

Thus, one, with the Public Beta, can just power off the HD-SDI camera.


Thank you Dan, thats good news, looking forward to using the new firmware, when we get the go ahead:)

Anthony McErlean November 25th, 2010 02:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alastair Traill (Post 1591745)
Hi Anthony,

I have added an on/off switch to my nanoFlash setup. Not only is it very easy to use but there is no dangling lead to get caught on things. If you are interested I posted some details now on page 3 of this forum under the heading: - "An on/off switch for the nanoFlash?"

Thank you Alastair,

Well, if you don't mind, I wouldn't say no, thanks.


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