Rotolight AEOS User Manual page 15

Therefore, to ensure maximum SFX brightness,
set AEOS to 100% brightness and 4300 Kelvin for
maximum brightness in SFX mode.
To adjust the colour temperature of the light to
better match your desired effect, i.e. for 'Fire', set the
'COL' to 3150kelvin, for 'TV' set the 'COL' to '6000k',
for Lightning' set the 'COL' to 6300k. To do this, once
you have selected your desired SFX (ie FIRE), press
hold AND rotate the right knob to set the desired
'Colour Temperature' (in kelvin, from 3150-6300k).
To similarly adjust the peak (maximum) brightness
level of your desired effect, once you have selected
your desired effect press, hold & rotate the left knob.
WARNING - HEALTH HAZARD – USE STROBE WITH
CAUTION: CineSFX™ mode uses Strobe Lighting effects
that may pose a risk to those at risk of photosensitive
seizures/ epilepsy. Manufacturer accepts no liability
or responsibility for misuse of this product. You should
take all precautions to pre-warn and ensure the safety of
those who may come into contact with the product. If
you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or
epilepsy, consult a doctor before using. If you feel unwell
from using these effects, immediately discontinue use
and consult a doctor. If strobe lighting is to be used in
a production, warnings should be posted at the front of
house or entrance doors to the set/theater as well as in
a video or program, if distributed. Example: "WARNING:
Strobe lights are used during this performance".
This product is not suitable for use by children of any age
and is designed for professional use only.
('SFX') CINEMATIC SPECIAL EFFECTS (CineSFX™)
SFX
Click the Right switch to enter 'SFX'
Rotating the left knob cycles through the available
'SFX':-'Strb' - 'Ltng' - 'Thrb' - 'Cycl' - 'Fire' - 'Plce' - 'TV'
You can activate your selected SFX function by
clicking the Right switch
You can leave the selected function by clicking the
left switch, alternatively you can return to the basic
operation mode (BRI /COL) at any time by pressing
both switches together at the same time.
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