KODAK EKTASOUND Projector Case

To close the case, be^ sure t h a t - 1. Power cord i s removed from Projector

and stored i n storage compartment.

2. Takeup r e e l i s removed From Projector and placed on r e e l r e t a ine r i n case t o prevent scratching the dust cover.

3. The holding tabs f o r the lamp and the microphone are extended across the openings.

4. The elevation wheel on the projector i s f u l l y retracted.

5. Small objects a r en ' t placed i n the opening f o r the microphone cord be- cause they might s l i p down in to the case and be d i f f i c u l t t o r e t r i eve easi ly .

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welcome to the world of super 8 sound movies! As a companiou to the KODAK EKTASOUND Movie Cameras,. your projector brings new enjoyment to home movies.

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Relive the excitement of a birthday party, concert, grad- uation, or other event just as it occurred-the projector plays back ~nllnt-1 "in sync" with the screen image.

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If you need help or advice on using your projector, please write to our staff of photographic experts' at Eastman Kodak Company, Photo Information, Depart- ment 841, Rochester, New York 14650. (Should your projector ever require service, the warranty and in- structions for obtaining service are printed at the back of this manual.)

1 Place the projection screen in the best location for your 9 Remove the DUST COVER by grasping it at the lower cor- audience and for the size and shape of the room. Posi- ners and p&ng it away from the projector. tion the projector on a table or other firm support I (such as a bookshelf or mantle) at a distance from the screen that allows you to project an image to fill the screen. If convenient, use a support that is about as high as the center of the screen.

(By moving the PROJECTION -OR 90°, YOU can pro- PROJECTION MIRROR

ject in the opposite direction.) !

To Fill 40-inch Wide Projection Screen

Approximate Lens Projector-to-Screen Distance

22mm f 11.5 14 feet

15-30mm f 11.3 Zoom 9.5 to 18.5 feet

NOTE: If you have a zoom lens, slowly turn the front silver portion of the lens until the image fills the screen.

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Set the PROJECTION CONTROL at OFF'/'EEXCAD and the Remove the POWER CORD from its storage area in the VOLUME CONTROL fully counterclockwise. back of the projector. Insert one end into the POWER

RECEPTACLE on the back of the projector and the other end into a 120-volt, 60 Hz power outlet only. If you plug your projector into a different electrical source, you may damage the projector.

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SPEAKER/HEADPHONE

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VOLUME CONTROL

ELEVATION ' 1 WHEEL

POWER RECEPTACLE

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The TAKE-UP REEL has been placed on the projector at the factory. Be sure this reel is seated securely on the TAKE-UP SPINDLE.

NOTE: The REEL BRAKE prevents film from "spilling" by pressing against the flat edge of the supplied take-up reel. Since other take-up reels may not operate as well, be sure to use only the KQDAK 400 Movie Reel supplied.

(400-foot maximum) of film, perforated ' . you, onto the S ~ P L Y SPINDLE

TAKE-UP REEL TAKE-UP SPINDLE SUPPLY SPINDLE

Draw off approximately 2 feet of L E ~ E R . With $he right hand, grasp the leader near the supply reel. Sweep the

a film into and through the THREADING CHANNEL, as shown.

THREADING CHANNEL LEADER

THREADING CHANNEL

3 Insert the end of the leader securely into the s-shapea SLOT in the take-up reel. Rotate the take-up reel clock- h wise to remove any slack.

SLOT

# > Your projector can project sound and silent films at 18 or 24 fps (frames-per-second).

Films made with KODAK EKTASOUND Movie Cameras are 18 fps. Commercial sound films are usually 24 fps. The projector's dust cover can be installed and the projector operated with the

. . * cover in position. Replace the dust cover by guiding its top edge under the top edge of the

. projector and pushing in at the bottom. I

I forward projection Move the projection control from OFF/THREAD to 2 Adjust the VOLUME CONTROL to the desired listening PROJECT. Rotate the FOCUS WHEEL uxitil the screen level. (For silent movies turn the volume control fully image is sharp. counterclockwise.)

Use the FRAME WHEEL to center one complete picture on the screen. Turn the ELEVATION WHEEL, located at the FOCUS WHEEL

rear of the projector, to raise or lower the image on the screen. While the projector is running, move the FILM-

SPEED CONTROL to the required speed (18 or 24 fps). (Moving the lever to the left changes the speed to 24 fps; to the right changes the speed to 18 fps.)

VOLUME CONTROL FRAM EEL FILM-SPEED CONTROL

ill p r o j d ~ i luring p r o j ~ _ - - ~ n you wish to show a single frame of film, we the projection control to STILL. (A special heat shield

moves into the light path between the projection lamp and the film to protect your film from heat whiie you show a single frame. The screen image will be slightly darker than normal.)

After you make all adjustments (film speed, volume, focus, frame), move the projection control to REWIND to return the film to the supply reel, stopping before the leader comes off the take-up reel.

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during b- -,ecti---, -- want to get to a certain scene quick- , move the projection control to FAST FORWARD.

To go back quickly to a certain scene, s jection control to REWIND.

FAST FORWARD

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REWIND

Attach the end of the When all the film has film to the supply reel reached the take-up by guiding it over the

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reel, move the projec- LENS COVER. Rotate the pletely rewound, move 1 tion control to OFF/ supply reel a few turns Slide the projection con- the control to OFF'/

THREAD or STILL. counterclockwise. trol to REWIND. THREAD.

LENS COVER

after the show When you have shown and rewound all the reels of film, move the projection control to OFFITHREAD, unplug both ends of the power cord, and put it in the storage area. Replace the dust cover by guiding its top edge under the top edge of the projector and pushing in at the bottom.

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NOTE: You can also re- wind the film onto the supply reel through the threading channel. To A eliminate rethreading film to the supply reel, attach a section of the leader to the film end. Move the projection con- trol to REWIND just be- fore you reach the end of the film on the supply reel.

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operating tips The perforations in the film should be toward you as the film comes off the supply reel clockwise. If they are not, the fXm has not been rewound or was twisted while being re- wound.

If the picture is unsteady, it can be due to torn perforations in the film.

If you are not getting any sound while projecting a magnetic-striped sound film, check to make sure:

Film is wound correctly on supply reel.

Volume control is set at a listening level. If the sound is distorted, check to make sure:

Speed control is set at the proper film speed (18 or 24 ames per second).

Volume is not too high.

The PLAYBACK HEAD is self-cleaning (see illustration under "Cleaning Projection Lens," page 10). The movement of film across the head is s a c i e n t to keep it clean.

1 Also, your projector mechanism has bearings that require no oiling.

replacing lamp Your projector is equipped with an 80-watt, 30-volt, code DFE projection lamp with a rated life of 15 hours. It's a good idea to keep a spare projection lamp on hand. You can pur- chase lamps from your photo dealer.

If the lamp should burn out during projection, accelerate lamp cooling by running the projector in the .STILL position. After cooling, turn off the projector and proceed as follows: 1. Disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet. 2. Grasp the top edge of the LAMP WOR, located at the rear of the projector, and pull it away from the projector. 3. Pull the LAPKP-RELEASE LEVER toward you. (This releases the PROJECTION LAMP from the socket.) Lift out the lamp. 4. Install a new lamp (80-watt, 30-volt, code DFE) by hold- ing it so that the shiny side of the reflector in the lamp is toward the lens (away from you). Place the center post of the lamp in the center hole of the socket. Rotate the lamp slightly until the key on the lamp center post drops in the socket slot. 5. Press the lamp down all the way.

LAMPRELEASE LAMP POOR (see page 3) PROJECTION LAMP LEVER

6. Replace the lamp door by first resting its bottom edge on the LAMP-ACCESS OPENING; then push the top of the door to- ward the projector until it snaps in place.

cleaning outside of projector

You can maintain the h e appearance of your projector by proper care.

Clean the wooden parts of your projector with a good- quality furniture polish. Wipe the black areas and the dust cover with a soft, damp, lintless cloth.

cleaning projection mirror

For the brightest, clearest pictures keep the PROJECTION

MIRROR free of dust, dirt, and fingerprints. Clean the mirror with a soft, lintless cloth or KODAK Lens Cleaning Paper. If

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you need moisture, breathe on the mirror surface or use a drop of KODAK Lens Cleaner on the paper or cloth.

cleaning projection lens

To project a bright, clear picture, keep the PROJECTION LENS

free of dust, dirt, and fingerprints. If you need to clean the lens, proceed as follows:

1. Remove the take-up reel.

2. Move the mirror to the position shown.

3. Slide the LENS COVER toward the TAKE-UP SPINDLE and remove the cover.

4. Carefully lift out the PROJECTION LENS. Blow any dust and dirt from the lens surfaces.

With KODAK Lens Cleaning Paper or a soft, lintless cloth, gently wipe the front and rear surfaces or use a drop of KODAK Lens Cleaner on the paper or cloth.

5. Replace the lens by setting it in its housing, moving the lens all the way to the right; make sure the smaller end of the lens barrel is facing the supply reel.

6. Grasp the lens cover and place it so that the SPRING CLIPS

on the back of the lens cover line up with the GUIDES on the lens housing. Then press the lens cover against the lens hous- ing and at the same time slide the cover toward the supply spindle. You will hear a "click," indicating that the lens cover is in place.

NOTE: The zoom lens is removed the same way. To install the lens, set it in the lens housing as shown, with its front flange against the housing. Refer to the two illustrations showing the zoom lens.

LENS COVER

LENS COVER TAKE-UP (moved toward SPINDLE take-UD soindle)

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SPRING ZOOM PROJECTION LENS ZOOM PROJECTION LENS The PRESSURE PAD and APERTURE

are not removable. To clean them, first move projection control to OFF/THREAD, then remove the lens cover and the projection lens as de- scribed under "Cleaning Pro- jection Lens," page 10. Then remove any foreign particles from the pressure pad and

i LENS COVER aperture by blowing lightly in

the area, or by dusting the area with a small, soft brush.

specifications auxiliary equipment Dimensions-10 x 21% x 6% inches You can extend your movie enjoyment with the projection aids

described below. See your photo dealer for these and others. Reel Size-accepts 50- through 400-foot super 8 reels

Weight-14 Ibs

Power Service Required-120 volts, 60 Hz

KODAK EKTASOUND Projector Case

KODAK PRESSTAPE Universal Splicer

Brown molded-plastic carry Easy-to-use dry splicer for super case. Will accommodate projec- 8, 8mm, and 16mm films. Uses

Projection Lamp-ANSI Code DFE 80-watt, 30-volt with in- tor, spare lamp, and two indi- pressure-sensitive tape to make vidually retained reels. film splices.

tegral reflector, 15-hour rating KODAK PRESSTAPES

L ~ ~ S ~ S - K O D A K Projection Lens, 22mm f11.5 or Vario- Ko~~~Auxiliary Speaker Thin, durable, pressure-sensitive Kiptagon Zoom Lens, 15 to 30mm f 11.3 Matching wood speaker cabinet tapes for easy dry splices.

(10 x 6 x 3% inches) with 8-ohm Projection Speeds-18 or 24 frames per second plus still pro- speaker. KODAK Photo Book

jection for either sound or silent film

Sound-Picture Separation-18 frames (ANSI Standard PH22.164)

Auxiliary SpeakerIHeadphone Jack-Switches sound from built-in speaker to an 8- to 16-ohm auxiliary speaker or headphones having a %-inch phone plug

Amplifier-Transistorized 2-watt power output

Serial Number-The serial number for your projector is lo- cated just above the lens housing. You can see it by remov- ing the lens cover (see "Cleaning Projection Lens," page 10). Make a record of this number and keep it in a safe place. The serial number and exact name of your projector should be included in any correspondence about the projector.

KODAK 400 Movie Reel (super 8,8mm) Makes possible long, uninter- rupted showings. The reel fea- tures an "easy-load" slot. A stor- age box protects your film from dust, and the box can be marked for ready identification and stored neatly.

KODAK Projection Screen (40 x 40 inches) A high-quality beaded screen for home movie showings. It's easy to set up and easy to store.

To help you make movies you and your friends will enjoy see- ing over and over again, Kodak publishes many fascinating idea books, such as the one described here. See your photo dealer for other Kodak publications.

How to Make Good Sound Movies, AD-2 The book has 100 pages, with more than 165 color pictures to illustrate such topics as: Equip- ment, Films, Sound-Recording Techniques for Movies, and Edit- ing and Splicing Your Sound Movies.

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Weight-14 lbs KODAK EKTASOUND KODAK PRESSTAPE Projector Case Universal Splicer

Power Service Required-120 volts, 60 Hz L

Projection Lamp-ANSI Code DFE 80-watt, 30-volt with in- vidually retained reels. film splices. tegral reflector, 15-hour rating

KODAK PRESSTAPES Lenses-KODAK Projection Lens, 22mm f11.5 or Vario- Koo~~Auxiliary Speaker Thin, durable, pressure-sensitive

Kiptagon Zoom Lens, 15 to 30mm f 11.3 Matching wood speaker cabinet tapes for easy dry splices. (10 x 6 x 3% inches) with 8-ohm

Projection Speeds-18 or 24 frames per second plus still pro- speaker. KODAK Photo Book " jection for either sound or silent film To help you make movies you

KODAK 400 Movie Reel and your friends will enjoy see- Sound-Picture Separation-18 frames (ANSI Standard (super

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