I just received the flash strip bank and I was wondering how to put it all together ?
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I ordered mine knowing it was a great deal on the box with a grid and the speedring. That being said, I had a pretty good feeling that the little "goose-neck" stand mount would prove inferior. Boy, was I right. I'll have to post a shot of what I did to mount it. Worked out beautifully in the end. I ended up using "U-bolts" from the hardware store and strapped them around the base to a big bolt flipped upside down. The rest went together no problem... the poles go in the pockets and then into the holes in the speed ring. The speed ring swivels; it snaps into place when you pull up the knob on the black ring. I'll post more later... saw your question and wanted to reply asap. Off to a shoot.... but if you try to support the whole thing with what it comes with, it is never going to happen in my opinion. There is FAR too much weight even before yo attach a flash.
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Look at the email I sent you and there is a PDF attached with all the instructions. Email me directly and I can attach another one if you can't find it.
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Leave the jumper where it was when you received it. Works for me, have several and suggestion get the one that has digital display. have both. one is in a trax mill (same as yours,version) other is in my conputerised flame cutter. I also found out that having a 3 1/2 floppy and the emulator together doesn't work .
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Thanks, I'll look into how that is done. Also, can a flashdrive handle a program this large or only just files?
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I purchased the flash, but I have not used it yet. Sorry, I can't help. Jim K
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Anna, if the Video J. Jackson referred you to is not enough, repost your question and I'll type the instructions from the card from the one I bought.
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Call the company. They'll email you the instructions. It's a multi step process. Put it with your instruction book because you won't remember how to do it.
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The manual (printed or PDF) contains instructions. There are also PDF files in the support site that cover this. It's 100% possible, but you need a USB Flash Drive, and another computer to prep it. It takes some time to work so be patient. But it works. That's how I did it. Importantly: you may need to perform the CAP migration first. Read the docs, they walk you throught it. It's essentially the same procedure as "blind flashing" (flashing without boot).
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The flashpaq, all the manuals and instructions, a USB update cord, and three superchips stickers
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You have to pop it open for the flash to work. Actually have not used the flash much.
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Sorry I can't help you, I've found it very difficult to make the cards with it. It isn't as easy as doing it with windows. Hope this is useful
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There aren't instructions, however if you take a good look at the photo, you can basically see how it goes together. Put the velcro sides together which creates the little studio "box". I know that the picture shows the black carrying case part at the back, however I have it as the roof. I don't want the dark of the back to bleed through, so that it is stark white (when I use the white background). You'll need to select which of the backdrops you'd like to use, attach it to the velcro on the inside, and then set your two lights, one on either side of the studio and you're ready to go. Be careful, the lights get quite hot rather quickly! There aren't instructions, however if you take a good look at the photo, you can basically see how it goes together. Put the velcro sides together which creates the little studio "box". I know that the picture shows the black carrying case part at the back, however I have it as the roof. I don't want the dark of the back to bleed through, so that it is stark white (when I use the white background). You'll need to select which of the backdrops you'd like to use, attach it to the velcro on the inside, and then set your two lights, one on either side of the studio and you're ready to... » Read More There aren't instructions, however if you take a good look at the photo, you can basically see how it goes together. Put the velcro sides together which creates the little studio "box". I know that the picture shows the black carrying case part at the back, however I have it as the roof. I don't want the dark of the back to bleed through, so that it is stark white (when I use the white background). You'll need to select which of the backdrops you'd like to use, attach it to the velcro on the inside, and then set your two lights, one on either side of the studio and you're ready to go. Be careful, the lights get quite hot rather quickly! « Show Less
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Look at the ifixit.com guide. That'll give you a step by step guide and a list of tools.
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You need a program leads and an adapter box to do what you want to do, I got the kit at a local computer store. Just go in and tell them what you need to do.
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Thanks Nick. I'll try to dig up the instructions for it and relay the answer here.
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hi, I have not used my system yet. I do have 3 pdf instruction files if you can use them. I can email them
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If you reply with your email address I will email you a PDF file (Adobe Acrobat Reader format) that I scanned already of the instructions. I tried to add the instructions to the page, but apparently Amazon removed that feature. ~John Cogswell