User manual

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USER GUIDE
View Camera Connectivity
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6.1 VIEW CAMERA OPERATION
The Sensor Unit of the H6D camera can be detached and
used on other types of cameras, e.g. View Cameras, with
an H System magazine interface. This will enable the use of
additional functionality such as extended Tilt and Shift using
lenses with large image circle.
The current rmware of the H6D camera enables the following
modes of operation:
1 Flash Sync Mode
2 Pinhole Mode
For more detailed information about Technical Camera use,
please see the separate document TCC, “Technical Camera
Options” available for download from www.hasselblad.com.
POWER SOLUTION
When the Sensor Unit is detached from the H6D camera body,
external power will have to be provided to the DC input (A). The
input voltage range is 12 to 24 VDC.
A good external power solution is a Laptop Powerbank. This has
normally an adjustable output voltage and sufcient power for
extended use. One model that has been tested and qualied to
work is the “XT-20000QC2 Power Bank” from XTPower. See
“https://www.xtpower.de”.
Hasselblad will on request and free of charge supply a DC
Cable between the Power Bank and the Camera (Item number
3054180). Please contact your dealer.
An alternative power source for US customers is the “GBTIGER
50000mAh Power Bank” (model: B01N1SHRB1) available from
Amazon.com. If using the supplied cables and tips an additional
3.5mm x 1.35mm male plug to 5.5mm x 2.1mm female socket
DC power cable will be required.
Note!
When using power banks other than the XT-20000QC2, please
make sure that the minimum output power before automatic
shut-off is equal to or lower than 2.5W. A higher value can turn
off the battery when the camera goes to standby mode.
Note!
If power from USB is activated, an external power source like the
above is still required as USB cannot supply full power for the
camera.
XT-20000QC2
GBTIGER 50000mAh
External Power solutions
Power Connection
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