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Honeywell

Elmo

Dual-8

Projector

OPEN

THIS

FLAP

OF

YOUR

INSTRUCTION

BOOKLET

Keep

this

flap

open

as

you

read

through

the

instructions.

This

will

allow

quick

reference

to

the

working

parts

of

your

new

Honeywell

Elmo

FP8-C

projector.

Familiarity

with

these

parts

will

assure

success

at

your

very

first

show.

contents

Nomenclature.

Important

.

Condensed

Operating

Instructions.

Preparation

for

Projection

.

Threading

the

Film.

Projection

.

Reverse

Projection.

ey

When

Projection

is

Completed

.

Maintenance

of

the

Projector.

Warranty

Policy

.

Specifications.

.

Pag

.P

.

Page

12

Page

1

Page

2

Page

3

Page

4

Page

5

Page

6

Page

7

Page

8

e

9-10

age

11

Automatic

takeup

reel

Loop

restorer

Reel

keeper

Framing

lever

Focusing

knob

Threading

lever

Supply

reel

Film

type

indicator

Lamp

house

cover

Threading

knob

Projection

lens

Reverse

button

Elevation

control

Lamp

switch

Motor

switch

Speed

control

Elevating

leg

To

remove

the

front

cover,

depress

the

cover

release

button

and

pull

the

top

of

the

cover

away

from

the

projector.

Inside

are

the

items

illustrated

below.

Handle

Cover

release

button

Front

cover

Takeup

reel

Power

cord

Rear

cover

Ventilation

window

Power

cord

socket

Rear

cover

set

screw

IMPORTANT

Your

Honeywell

Elmo

Dual-8

Projector

will

ac-

commodate

both

Super

8

and

regular

8mm

film.

Before

using

it,

be

sure

it

is

adjusted

to

accept

whichever

type

of

film

you

are

projecting.

The

procedure,

which

is

described

on

page

4,

is

simple.

/f

it

is

not

followed,

serious

damage

to

the

film

will

result.

The

reason

for

the

selective

sprocket

system

of

the

Dual-8

Projector

is

illustrated

by

these

two

drawings.

When

compared

with

ordinary

type

8mm

film,

Super

8

is

approximately

50%

larger

in

picture

frame

area.

This

is

accomplished

by

making

the

sprocket

holes

smaller,

and

by

posi-

tioning

the

perforations

differently

than

in

or-

dinary

8mm

film.

The

push-button

changeover

mechanism

of

the

Dual-8

will

position

the

pro-

jector

for

smooth,

brilliant

projection

of

either

type

film.

Super-8

film

Ordinary

film

condensed

operating

instructions

This

is

a

condensed

check

list

only.

For

trouble-

free

operation

and

best

projection

results,

be

sure

to

read

this

book

carefully

before

operating

your

projector.

1.

Place

the

projector

on

a

stand

or

table

a

suit-

able

distance

from

the

screen.

2.

Plug

in

the

power

cord.

3.

Attach

the

Auto

Reel

to

the

rear

takeup

spin-

dle

and

the

reel

of

film

to

be

shown

to

the

front

spindle.

4.

Select

the

proper

threading

position

for

Super

8

or

regular

film

by

pushing

in

the

appropriate

shaft

(see

page

4).

When

the

selective

sprocket

system

is

set

for

Super

8

projection,

the

letter

S

appears

in

the

indicator

window;

for

regular

8mm

projection,

the

letter

R

appears

in

the

window.

5.

Push

the

green

threading

lever

down

(to-

ward

the

lens).

6.

Trim

the

end

of

the

film

leader

with

the

film

cutter

(see

page

5)

and

insert

the

end

of

the

film

leader

into

the

threading

slot.

The

film

will

thread

automatically

to

the

takeup

reel,

at

which

time

the

projection

lamp

will

turn

on.

7.

Turn

the

motor

switch

to

RUN

and

the

lamp

switch

to

ON.

8.

Once

projection

begins,

adjust

the

following,

if

necessary:

A.

Focus

(by

turning

the

focusing

knob).

B.

Projection

speed

(with

the

speed

control).

C.

Framing

(with

the

framing

lever).

D.

Image

size

on

the

screen

(if

your

projector

is

equipped

with

a

zoom

lens).

9.

When

the

complete

roll

of

film

has

been

pro-

jected,

rewind

the

film

as

follows:

.

Turn

off

the

lamp

and

motor.

.

Insert

film

end

into

slot

on

supply

reel.

.

Turn

speed

control

knob

to

HIGH.

.

Push

in

the

reverse

button

while

turning

the

motor

switch

to

RUN.

The

film

will

now

be

rewound

at

high

speed.

.

Turn

the

motor

switch

off.

preparing

for

projection

Setting

up

the

projector

After

taking

off

the

dust

cover,

remove

the

front

cover

of

the

projector

by

pulling

it

outward

while

depressing

the

cover

release

button.

Then

plug

the

power

cord

into

the

receptacle

on

back

of

the

projector

(making

certain

that

the

red

dot

on

the

plug

is

indexed

below

the

red

dot

above

the

socket),

and

the

other

end

into

a

convenient

AC

outlet.

Remove

the

takeup

reel

from

inside

the

projector

cover

and

put

it

on

the

rear

spindle

of

the

projector;

lock

it

into

place

by

flipping

down

the

plastic

keeper.

Positioning

the

Selective

Sprocket

System

IMPORTANT

Before

doing

anything

else,

set

the

selective

sprocket

system

of

the

projector

into

the

proper

position

for

the

film

you

will

be

projecting:

1.

Open

the

lamp

house

cover

by

pulling

it

out-

ward

from

the

front

(projection

lens)

edge.

2.

Open

both

sprocket

shoes

by

means

of

the

orange

release

knobs;

pull

up

on

the

upper

knob

and

push

down

on

the

lower

knob.

3.

For

Super

8

projection,

push

in

the

upper

(red)

sprocket

shaft.

The

letter

S.will

appear

in

the

indicator

window.

4.

Forregular

8mm

projection,

push

in

the

lower

(black)

sprocket

shaft.

The

letter

R

will

appear

in

the

window.

(NOTE:

The

sprocket

shaft

must

be

pushed

in

firmly

until

it

seats

all

the

way,

at

which

point

the

appropriate

letter

will

be

clearly

centered

in

the

window.

If

the

shaft

resists,

keep

pressure

on

it

while

turning

the

threading

knob

slowly

toward

you,

in

a

counter-clockwise

direction.)

5.

Close

the

sprocket

shoes

by

pushing

the

orange

release

knobs

back

into

their

original

positions.

The

film

will

not

thread

unless

this

is

done.

threading

the

film

Put

the

reel

of

film

on

the

forward

spindle

and

lock

it

into

place

with

the

keeper.

The

supply

reel

spindle

will

accommodate

both

the

large-

bore

Super

8

film

reel

and

the

small-bore

reel

of

regular

8mm

film.

The

one-half

inch

bore

of

the

Super

8

reel

fits

over

the

entire

spindle

shaft,

including

the

spring-loaded

trisected

portion.

When

a

regular

spool

is

put

on

the

spindle,

the

trisected

shaft

is

pushed

back,

allowing

the

bore

of

the

reel

to

fit

the

smaller

diameter

of

the

basic

shaft.

Because

of

this

arrangement,

the

supply

reel

spindle

accepts

any

type

of

reel

with

a

Capacity

of'up

to

400

feet

of

film,

whether

it

is

metal

or

plastic,

and

even

if

there

is

a

variance

in

size,

thickness,

and

reel

bore

diameter.

NOTE:

The

reel

supplied

by

processors

with

Super

8

film

cannot

be

used

on

the

takeup

spindle.

To

insure

smooth,

automatic

threading,

the

end

of

the

leader

or

film

should

be

trimmed

with

the

film

cutter

provided.

This

is

located

on

the

con-

trol

panel

between

the

variable

speed

and

the

motor

switch

controls.

Place

the

leading

edge

of

the

film

in

the

cutter

(in

the

direction

indicated

by

the

arrow

on

the

cutter)

and

trim

off

the

edge.

Next,

pull

the

green

threading

lever

down-to-

ward

the

projection

lens—to

position

the

auto-

matic

threading

system.

Turn

the

motor

switch

to

RUN

and

the

lamp

switch

to

ON.

Then

insert

the

end

of

the

film

into

the

threading

slot

identi-

fied

by

the

red

arrow

above

the

projection

lens.

The

film

will

now

be

threaded

automatically

and

carried

to

the

takeup

reel,

at

which

time

the

projection

lamp

will

automatically

turn

on.

projection

When

the

projected

image

appears

on

the

screen,

check

the

following

points:

1.

Focus.

Is

the

image

sharp

?

If

not,

bring

it

into

focus

by

turning

the

focusing

knob.

2.

Image

Stability.

Is

the

picture

smooth

and

steady,

or

does

it

flicker?

If

it

does,

adjust

the

speed

control

knob

until

the

image

is

satisfac-

tory.

If

the

film

loop

provided

by

the

automatic

threading

system

is

lost

during

projection

due

to

an

improper

splice

or

other

reason,

it

can

be

instantly

restored

by

pushing

down

on

the

loop

restorer.

Loss

of

the

loop

results

in

a

“jumpy,”

improperly

framed

picture

accompanied

by

noisy

projection.

3.

Framing.

Is

the

entire

frame

properly

project-

ed,

without

showing

a

frame

line?

If

not,

move

the

framing

lever

up

or

down

to

correct.

4.

Image

Alignment.

If

the

projected

image

is

not

centered

vertically

on

the

screen,

turn

the

elevation

control

knob

counterclockwise

and

move

the

front

of

the

projector

up

or

down

until

it

is

properly

aligned.

Then

tighten

the

knob.

If

your

projector

is

equipped

with

the

20mm-

32mm

zoom

lens,

you

may

also

vary

the

size

of

the

image

on

the

screen

without

changing

the

projector-to-screen

distance.

Simply

rotate

the

knurled

ring

of

the

lens

in

either

direction

until

the

image

size

is

where

you

want

it.

Then

re-

focus

the

lens

with

the

focusing

knob.

reverse

projection

The

projector

may

be

put

into

reverse

operation

at

any

time

during

projection

by

following

this

procedure:

1.

Turn

off

the

motor.

2.

Depress

the

reverse

button

and,

while

hold-

ing

it

down,

turn

the

motor

switch

knob

to

RUN.

3.

After

completing

reverse

projection,

turn

the

motor

switch

to

OFF

before

resuming

normal

forward

projection.

Single

Frame

Still

Projection

During

projection,

you

may

wish

to

stop

the

movie

to

show

a

single

frame.

This

may

be

done

by

turning

the

motor

switch

to

STILL.

Some-

times

the

film

will

stop

in

the

middle

of

a

frame,

or

even

when

the

aperture

is

closed.

When

this

happens,

simply

turn

the

threading

knob

until

the

full

frame

is

projected

on

the

screen.

Since

the

Dual-8

Projector

has

an

excellent

cooling

system,

prolonged

still

projection

is

possible

without

harming

the

film.