Kodak Carousel 850H Mode d'emploi

Congratulations

the

purchase

your

new

Kopak

Carouset

850H

Projector.

You

enjoy

the

luxury

automatic

operation

remote-

control

operation.

Throughout

projection,

your

slides

are

kept

sharp

focus

automatic

control

—whether

you

show

single

slides,

trays

slides,

stacks

slides

with

the

optional

Kopak

Carouse-

Stack

Loader.

Information—

After

reading

this

manual,

you

have

questions

about

the

use

your

projector,

write

Eastman

Kodak

Company,

Photo

Information,

Dept.

841S,

Rochester,

New

York

14650.

Before

you

start

use

your

new

projector—learn

these

basic

safety

precautions.

Keep

them

mind

whenever

you

handle

operate

the

equipment.

IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS

Read

and

understand

all

instructions.

supervision

required

when

any

appliance

used

those

who

may

not

understand

the

need

for

the

following

precautions:

Care

must

taken

burns

can

occur

from

touching

hot

parts.

Allow

the

projector

cool

before

replacing

the

projection

lamp

cleaning

lenses.

not

operate

appliance

with

damaged

cord

the

appliance

has

been

dropped

damaged—until

has

been

examined

qualified

service

technician.

careful

place

the

electrical

cord

where

you,

your

family,

and

your

guests

will

not

trip

it.

extension

cord

necessary,

cord

with

suitable

current

rating

should

used.

Cords

rated

for

less

amperage

than

the

appliance

may

overheat.

Never

yank

the

cord

pull

the

plug

from

outlet.

Grasp

the

plug

and

pull

disconnect

it.

This

instruction

manual

contains

directions

for

replacing

worn-out

lamp

and

for

cleaning

the

projector

lenses.

With

these

exceptions,

not

disassemble

the

projector.

Incorrect

reassembly

can

cause

electric

shock

hazard

when

the

projector

used

subsequently.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

POWER

CORD

REMOTE-CONTROL

CORD

Remove

POWER

CORD

and

REMOTE-CONTROL

corp

from

cord

compartment

(on

under-

side

projector).

Plug

remote-control

cord

into

rear

projector.

Plug

power

cord

into

110-

125-volt,

power

outlet.

See

page

Briefly

push

FORWARD

BUTTON

projec-

tor

FOR

(forward)

button

remote

control

project

first

slide

screen.

See

page

GATE

INDEX

Place

loaded

slide

tray

projector

with

TRAY

INDEX

BAR

opposite

GATE

INDEX.

See

page

Rotate

Focus

KNOB

until

projected

image

critically

sharp.

Only

this

first

slide

re-

quires

focusing

all

slides

are

same

type

mount.

For

auto-focus

operation

with

intermixed

types

slide

mounts,

see

page

under

“Focus.”

POWER

SWITCH

Set

AUTOMATIC-TIMER

SLIDE

(manual).

Slide

power

switcH

HIGH

LOW.

See

page

Briefly

push

forward

button

projector

remote

control

change

slides.

For

immediate

projection

any

slide

tray,

firmly

press

and

hold

down

SELECT

BAR,

rotate

tray

desired

slide

number,

and

then

release

select

bar.

See

page

10.

AUTOMATIC-

TIMER

SLIDE

FOCUS

KNOB

SELECT

BAR

BUTTON

TABLE

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

PROJECTOR

CARE

SERIAL

NUMBER

Projection-lamp

replacement

Cleaning

SETTING

Thermal

fuses

Power

and

remote-control

cords

Emergency

slide-tray

removal

Screen

and

seats

Projection

distances

PROJECTION

TIPS

Zoom

lena

Long-run

applications

Editing

slides

SLIDE

TRAY

Projecting

110

slides

slide

tray

Placing

slide

tray

projector

AUXILIARY

EQMIEMENT

14,45

PROJECTING

SLIDES

SERVICE

FACILITIES

Elevation

WARRANTY

Forward

and

reverse

buttons

Focus

Automatic

timer

Remote

control

Random

selection

slides

trays

Removing

slide

tray

SERIAL

NUMBER—The

serial

number

your

projector

Showing

single

slides

stamped

the

bottom

the

projector

near

the

cord

com-

After

the

show

partment.

Make

note

this

number

for

your

records.

Equipment

subject

minor

appearance

changes.

Projection-Lamp

Tips

Your

projector

equipped

with

HIGH-LOW

switch—use

the

LOW

position

gives

lamp

life

three

times

long.

Rough

treatment

the

projector

may

dam-

age

the

projection

lamp.

Allow

for

unrestricted

flow

air

the

in-

take

vents

the

bottom

and

side

the

projector,

and

the

exhaust

vent

the

rear.

Projector

operation

line

voltages

above

120

volts

greatly

reduces

the

lamp

life.

Unplug

the

power

cord

before

changing

the

lamp.

SETTING

POWER

AND

REMOTE-CONTROL

CORDS

Place

the

projector,

bottom

side

up,

table.

Slide

the

latch

the

CORD-COMPARTMENT

Door

the

direction

the

arrow

marked

OPEN.

Open

the

cord-compartment

door

and

remove

the

remote-control

cord.

The

power

cord

permanently

attached

the

projector;

slide

into

the

slot

the

cord-compartment

opening.

Then

and

latch

the

door.

Turn

the

projector

upright.

Plug

the

remote-control

cord

into

the

remote-control

socket

the

rear

the

projector.

The

small

dot

the

plug

should

upward

when

the

plug

the

socket.

Plug

the

power

cord

into

suitable

electrical

outlet.

Your

CAROUSEL

Projector

operates

110-

125-volt,

CPS

(Hz)

alternating

current

only.

(If

you

plug

your

projector

into

different

electrical

source,

the

projector

may

damaged.)

SCREEN

AND

SEATS

Because

slides

may

square,

horizontal,

vertical

format,

square

screen

usually

most

convenient.

should

large

enough

for

easy

viewing

everyone

present.

possible,

your

projector

should

the

same

level

the

center

the

screen.

For

easy

viewing,

your

audience

should

not

farther

from

the

screen

than

six

times

the

longer

dimension

the

projected

image.

See

the

chart

listing

projector-to-screen

distances

the

page. Place

the

seats

possible

both

sides

the

beam

thrown

the

pro-

jector.

The

picture

appears

most

brilliant

and

lifelike

when

you

are

seated

near

the

projected

beam.

APPROXIMATE

DISTANCE

FEET

FROM

PROJECTOR

SCREEN

(KODAK

Projection

EKTANAR

and

EKTANAR

Lenses)

110

Slides

Long

126

Slides

135

Slides

(13

mm)

Dimension

(28

mm)

(24

mm)

2-Inch

Mounts

Adapters

Projected

Picture

102

127

102-152

102

127

102-152

3-inch*

4-inch*

5-inch*

7-inch*

4”

6”*

3-inch*

4-inch*

5-inch*

7-inch*

4”

6”*

2¥-inch*|

3-inch*

Lens

Zoom

Lens Lens

Lens

Zoom

Lens

Lens Lens

131%4|17

2314

1314

1014

|18%

101%

161%

50”

121%

161%

1914

27,

60”

30125

1514

231%

70"

174%.1'23,

129

3414

84"

201%

271%

34%

271

4115

211%

4514

*These

lenses

shown

inches

are

recommended

for

slides

mounted

glass.

See

page

for

list

lenses.

KODAK

PROJECTION

EKTANAR

ZOOM

LENS,

102

152

f/3.5

KODAK

PROJECTION

EKTANAR

ZOOM

LENS,

6-inch

f/3.5

your

projector

equipped

with

either

these

barrel

will

engaged

the

gear

the

focus-

optional

lenses,

you

can

vary

the

size

the

projected

knob

shaft.

image

fill

screen

without

changing

the

projector-

Rotate

the

focus

knob

until

the

projected

image

to-screen

distance.

sharp.

Using

Zoom

Lens

Rotate

the

front

part

the

lens

barrel

until

the

Install

the

zoom

lens

moving

the

focus

knob

image

fills

the

screen.

toward

the

side

the

projector

and

guiding

the

obtain

maximum

image

sharpness

and

the

lens

into

the

projector.

Insert

the

lens

far

enough

desired

image

size,

you

may

need

repeat

steps

into

its

recess

that

the

gear

teeth

the

lens

and

alternately.

SLIDE

TRAY

Furnished

with

your

projector

the

KoDAK

CAROUSEL

TRANSVUE

140

Slide

Tray.

This

tray

made

translucent

material

which

allows

you

see

the

slide-identification

numbers

the

tray

without

turning

the

room

lights.

holds

140

slides

2-inch

cardboard

thin

plastic

mounts

(not

glass

metal

mounts)

inch

thick.

Since

this

tray

was

designed

hold

many

slides

pos-

sible,

the

slide

compartments

the

tray

are

quite

narrow.

For

this

reason,

your

slide

mounts

should

good

con-

dition.

Mounts

which

are

warped

bent

may

fail

drop

from

the

tray

into

the

projector.

(If

this

happens,

straighten

the

mount

with

your

fingers

place

the

slide

new

mount,

such

Kopak

REapy-Mount.)

Clip

off

all

mount

corners

that

are

frayed.

not

at-

tempt

project

slides

mounted

with

loose

sticky

tape.

the

tray

revolves,

the

number

the

slide

being

pro-

jected

will

opposite

the

gate

index

the

projector.

LOCK

RING

(Additional

slide

trays

can

obtained

from

your

dealer;

see

page

14.)

SLIDE

TRAY

Check

the

bottom

the

tray

make

sure

the

INDEX

HOLE

opposite

the

INDEX

NOTCH.

isn’t,

slide

the

LATCH

the

direction

shown

the

arrow,

and

turn

the

bottom

plate

until

the

index

hole

points

the

index

notch.

Then

release

the

latch.

Remove

the

Lock

RING

from

the

tray

turning

the

ring

the

direction

the

arrow

marked

UNLOCK;

then

lift

off

the

ring.

Insert

slide

each

slot

the

tray,

with

the

top

the

picture

down.

The

printed

border,

trademark

side,

each

cardboard-mounted

slide—or

emulsion

(dull)

sur-

face

slide

mounted

plastic—should

face

the

lower

number.

For

example,

the

bordered,

trademark

(or

emulsion)

side

slide

No.

should

face

toward

slide

No.

toward

No.

etc.

Replace

the

lock

ring,

turning

the

direction

the

arrow

marked

LOCK

until

the

ring

secure

the

tray.

PLACING

SLIDE

TRAY

PROJECTOR

Place

the

loaded

slide

tray

the

projector

that

the

hole

the

center

the

tray

fits

over

the

center

post

the

top

the

projector;

then

turn

the

tray

slowly

cloekwise

direction

until

the

TRAY

INDEX

BAR

opposite

the

GATE

INDEX

the

projector.

The

tray

will

drop

down

into

operating

position

the

projector.

the

tray

does

not

drop

easily

into

place,

check

the

alignment

the

index

hole

and

the

index

notch

described

under

‘‘Loading

Slide

Tray’’

page

NOTE:

The

tray

will

drop

farther

down

the

projector

during

the

first

change

cycle.

PROJECTING

SLIDES

Turn

the

projection

lamp

sliding

the

POWER

SWITCH

HIGH

(300-watt

illumination)

LOW

(255-watt

illumina-

tion).

Briefly

press

the

FORWARD

BUTTON

the

projector

the

FOR

(forward)

button

the

remote

control

put

the

first

slide

viewing

position.

ELEVATION

center

the

projected

image

the

screen

vertically,

elevate

the

front

the

projector

turning

the

ELEVATING

WHEEL.

the

image

not

aligned

horizontally,

adjust-

ment

may

made

with

the

LEVELING

FOOT.

FORWARD

AND

REVERSE

BUTTONS

FORWARD

and

REVERSE

BUTTONS,

located

the

side

the

projector,

control

the

direction

which

the

tray

rotates.

GATE

INDEX

FORWARD

BUTTON

ELEVATING

WHEEL

POWER

SWITCH

Briefly

press

the

forward

reverse

button

change

slides

the

desired

direction.

You

must

press

the

reverse

button

firmly.

FOCUS

Let

the

projector

warm

for

about

seconds.

Focus

for

maximum

sharpness

the

center

the

screen

image

rotating

the

Focus

KNoB.

You

will

need

focus

only

the

first

picture

all

slides

are

the

same

type

mount.

Under

special

conditions—for

example,

when

you

are

projecting

slides

intermixed

types

slide

mounts—you

may

need

readjust

the

focus

manually.

demonstrate

extreme

focus

changes,

place

card-

board-mounted

slides

the

tray

with

every

other

slide

backwards.

You

can

see

the

action

the

automatic

focus

system

watching

the

movement

the

focus

knob

watching

the

screen

image.

NOTE:

matte-surface

(write-on)

slide

mount

with-

out

film

can

cause

the

focus

motor

run

continuously.

LEVELING

FOOT

AUTOMATIC

TIMER

The

automatic

timer

has

four

settings—M

(manual),

and

(seconds).

Set

the

AUTOMATIC-TIMER

SLIDE

for

the

number

seconds

you

desire

and

the

projector

will

change

slides

automatically.

Set

the

automatic-timer

slide

for

manual

operation.

(You

can

interrupt

the

automatic

op-

eration

any

time

use

the

forward

reverse

button

the

projector

the

remote

control.)

REMOTE

CONTROL

The

remote

control

has

both

FOR

(forward)

and

REV

(re-

verse)

buttons

for

controlling

the

direction

which

the

slide

tray

rotates.

Briefly

press

either

the

forward

the

reverse

button

change

slides

the

desired

direction.

You

must

press

the

reverse

button

firmly.

IMPORTANT:

you

not

press

the

reverse

button

firmly,

the

tray

may

rotate

forward

direction.

AUTOMATIC-TIMER

SLIDE

RANDOM

SELECTION

SLIDES

TRAYS

project

particular

slide

tray:

Press

the

SELECT

BAR

firmly

and

hold

down.

Rotate

the

tray

until

the

number

the

slide

you

want

project

opposite

the

gate

index

the

projector.

Release

the

select

bar;

the

desired

slide

will

pro-

jected

immediately.

REMOVING

SLIDE

TRAY

With

the

projector

turned

on,

press

the

SELECT

BAR

firmly

and

hold

down.

Rotate

the

tray

until

the

tray

index

bar

opposite

the

gate

index.

Release

the

select

bar

and

then

lift

off

the

tray.

SHOWING

SINGLE

SLIDES

With

the

projector

turned

on,

insert

slide

(correctly

oriented)

into

the

projector

gate.

Push

the

slide

down

into

the

gate

far

will

go.

After

viewing

the

slide,

press

the

SELECT

BAR

eject

the

slide

from

the

gate.

You

can

now

insert

another

slide

into

the

gate.

(Slides

inch

thick

can

pro-

jected

this

method.)

AFTER

THE

SHOW

Remove

the

tray;

then

slide

the

power

switch

OFF.

Lower

the

front

the

projector

turning

the

elevating

wheel.

Retract

the

leveling

foot.

Retract

the

lens

turning

the

focus

knob

counter-

clockwise.

Unplug

the

power

and

remote-control

cords.

Fold

the

power

cord

about

4-inch

lengths

and

place

the

cord

compartment.

Fold

the

remote-control

cord

placing

the

ends

together

and

folding

about

4-inch

lengths.

Place

the

cord

compartment.

SELECT

BAR

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