Multiblitz X System X5, X10 AC/DC, X15 flash unit User’s Guide

Below you will find brief information for flash unit X System X5, flash unit X System X10 AC/DC, flash unit X System X15. These flash units are designed and manufactured without exception in Germany. The X5, X10 AC/DC and X15 units feature a 16-channel radio trigger, which means that you can control up to 16 different flash units using a single radio transmitter. These units also come with a built-in Pre-Flash Eliminator, which prevents unwanted pre-flashes from your camera's flash, ensuring that you get the perfect shot every time. The units are compatible with a variety of sync cables, including sync leads, radio slave cells, and IR triggers.

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Multiblitz X System X5, X10 AC/DC, X15 User’s Guide | Manualzz

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Key features

  • 16-Channel Radio Trigger

  • Built-in Pre-Flash Eliminator.

  • Sync Lead, Radio Slave, Cell, IR compatible

  • Speed Mode

  • Slow Charge Mode

  • Fan Cooled

Frequently asked questions

Technically, it is not necessary for the modeling lamp will not take any damage. Practically, we advise to change the modelling lamp in order to assure a correct rendition of colour. Be sure to also apply pyrex dome LUKLA-1 when using a 100-130 V modelling lamp.

Yes, this is absolutely necessary, otherwise you will damage the 100-130 V modelling lamp.

The unit automatically dissipates trigger energy. This is a safety precaution, so changing the flash tube for instance can be performed without hesitance.

The unit has to dissipate excess energy every time the output control is being turned down.

To avoid this it is helpfull to activate the „Slow-Charge“ mode. The „Slow-Charge“ mode technology reduces the power input especially during reload-process. See item 1.

100-130 V bulbs with b15 socket do not have a built-in fuse, this is why the pyrex dome has to be applied to the flash unit. 220-240 V bulbs with b15 socket have a built-in fuse.

Check if a receiving channel of the built-in radio trigger is active. See item 5b.

Check if the “IR/Photo Slave Cell On-Off” button is switched on.

Check if ID’s and CH are selected on each unit. Just with individual unit ID’s it is possible to address single units in a multiple-flash set up. See item 6. (Radio remote control (TRIGGER HAPPY) sold seperately)

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