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Aug 15, 2015 14:59 |  #1

Yes, I'm very curious. Totally admit to being idle too. Hence the idle curiosity.

Can any decipher / decode / translate this panel on my RS600P power pack for me. I fully expect that it won't tell me anything new, but I'm curious nonetheless.

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I can manage the bits in English, versatile sort that I am, but the Chinese / Cantonese / Mandarin is beyond me.
It occurs that possibly the Cheetah CL-600 has this panel in English, otherwise it's down to the goodwill of members here. Any offers?
Thank you in anticipation.

Phil ǁ Kershaw Soho Reflex: 4¼" Ross Xpres, 6½" Aldis, Super XX/ABC Pyro in 24 DDS, HP3/Meritol Metol in RFH, Johnson 'Scales' brand flash powder. Kodak Duo Six-20/Verichrome Pan. Other odd bits over the decades, simply to get the job done - not merely to polish and brag about cos I'm too mean to buy the polish!
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Aug 16, 2015 06:40 |  #2

1. Please switch off when not in use for a long period
2. Modeling light uses power so switch it off when not used
3. Lightbulb is hot so don't touch it.

Translated by Google on an Android device witch a camera




  
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Aug 16, 2015 15:54 |  #3

Thanks very much. I did try that but just got garbage. My fault for being idle, I suppose.


Phil ǁ Kershaw Soho Reflex: 4¼" Ross Xpres, 6½" Aldis, Super XX/ABC Pyro in 24 DDS, HP3/Meritol Metol in RFH, Johnson 'Scales' brand flash powder. Kodak Duo Six-20/Verichrome Pan. Other odd bits over the decades, simply to get the job done - not merely to polish and brag about cos I'm too mean to buy the polish!
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Aug 16, 2015 16:56 as a reply to  @ Whortleberry's post |  #4

I did not expected that much from the APP but it marked each character and translated it instantly through Google. The translation was very cryptic, as always when using a computer to translate, so I had to translate it to more understandable text.

I am going to keep it on my phone for the case I need it for myself.




  
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Aug 18, 2015 16:37 |  #5

Caution
1.Turn off if it not used for long
2. Do not keep the modeling lamp on long periods of time in case of high power consumption
3.Do not touch tube socket dangerous high voltage


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Aug 19, 2015 01:48 |  #6

Thanks Scott. Pretty much what I expected - it's a bit hard when I don't even now which language it's written in!


Phil ǁ Kershaw Soho Reflex: 4¼" Ross Xpres, 6½" Aldis, Super XX/ABC Pyro in 24 DDS, HP3/Meritol Metol in RFH, Johnson 'Scales' brand flash powder. Kodak Duo Six-20/Verichrome Pan. Other odd bits over the decades, simply to get the job done - not merely to polish and brag about cos I'm too mean to buy the polish!
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