FujiFilm Fujicascope M2 User manual

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The Precision Features of the FUJICA Single-8
The more you know about your projector
.. .the more professional is your show.
19, Rapid Rewind
Film Guide
13_ Single-Frame
Projection Knob \\
1]_ Take-Up Spindle 1"
I5, Pushbutton
Control Panel
(from front to back)
El Lamp E] Forward \
IStop Reverse
(and rewindl
15_ Speed Control '
14_ Film Channel Cover
Studs (3) /
13_ Film Channel Cover
4
Feed Spindle
2_ Feed Arm
3. Self-Threading Loop
Former
4_ Film-Start Gate
5Film-End Trimmer
5Manual Advance Knob
Fujinon f/1.4 25 mm
if ff 7' Projection Lens
B. Focusing Knob
9Lamp Housing Cover
I'Stud
-7' ][]_ Lamp Housing
Fll. Framing Knob
Cg_|2_ Elevation Knob

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Rear Cover Release Stud
AV Voltage Selector Window
(Selector is inside the cover)
Room Light Socket
Sound Synch. Socket
AC Power Socket

Preparing for your show...
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Place the projector with the The voltage for which the One end goes into the AC Press the “Forward” Button
lens facing toward the projector is set shows in the Power Cord Socket (No. 24) on the Control Panel (No.
SC1‘€€n. Swing the F6611 Voltage Selector Window and the other into awall 16). The projector will begin
Arm (No. 2) fully up. (No, 21), If your local v01t- receptacle. Be sure the cord to operate. Push the Lamp
age supply is other than that is plugged in rmly at both ON Button @and the lamp
shown, loosen the Rear Cover 6I1dS- Will light-
Stud (No. 20) and turn the
Voltage Selector Knob until
the correct voltage is upper-
most. Replace the cover
and tighten the stud.
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...setting up the projector
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5. Center the light beam 5. Turn the projector oil‘ 7. Place the take-nip reel 8. Room light
on its spindle
Center the beam horizontal- Press the Stop Button Ion The Take-Up Spindle (No. If you wish, you can plug a
ly on your screen by moving the Control Panel. The pro- 17) accepts the reel only in lamp into the projector’s
the projector from side to jector will stop operating; the correct position, With Room Light Socket (No. 22).
side. Center the beam verti- the lamp Will go out and all the slits in the hub of the
cally by turning the Eleva- controls will return to neu- reel facing in, toward the
tion Knob (No. 12). Make tral. projector. Be sure the key
the image larger by moving on the spindle engages one
the projector back smaller of the slits. Then, ip the
by moving the projector for- lock-lever on the spindle.
ward. The light beam
should just ll the screen,
evenly centered.

Preparing for your show...
9. Un*win(l about .13 'lf]. Place the loaded reel ll. Trim the end of the l2. Press the loop former
inches of film leader of film on the feed leader down
This will be used to thread ~“l>iI‘d1@ The end of the leader should The self-threading Loop
the lm through the projec- The perforations on the lm be square, with no torn Former (No. 3) bears the
tor before the actual show should be on the outside, sprocket holes. It should legend “Press to Thread”.
reaches the projection lens. away from the projector, not be bent or twisted. If Press the Loop Former down
and the lm should feed the end of the leader does until it clicks and remains
from the front of the reel. not meet these conditions, down.
Be sure the key on the Feed clip it off. Engage alm
Spindle (No. 1) engages aleader perforation in the pin
slit in the hub of the reel. in the Film End Trimmer
Flip the lock-lever on the (No. 5‘). Lay the leader at
spindle to lock reel in posi- in the channel and press
tion. down on the spring blade.

...threading the projector
I3. Turn the projector on I4. Feed in the film end 15. Threadingi is comple- I5. The projector now
tely auto;mat.ic threaded.
Press the Forward Button Feed the end of the leader In amoment, the lm will Now, press the Lamp ON
onthe control panel. The into the Film Start Gate (No. emerge at the end of the Button Eto light the pro-
projector will begin to oper- 4) until the perforations channel, under the take-up jection lamp, if you Wish to
ate. D0n’t press Lamp ON catch on the sprocket wheel reel. Atooth on the hub of project your lm immediate-
Button Eyet, or the Loop and the lm begins to feed the take-up reel will engage ly. If you Wish to delay
Former Will pop up to the itself into the projector. asprocket hole in the lm actual projection, press the
original position, causing Release the lm. leader, and the lm Will Stop Button I. This will
faulty threading. begin to wind up onto the stop the projector and return
take-up reel. all controls to neutral.
NOTE: If lm does not thread
correctly, as described, see
OPERATING CHECKLIST on
Pages 16 and 17 in this manual.

Projectin your show
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Start the Prjlecller l8. .\‘et (lt‘.\‘lI'L’(l projection l9. Frziniiligg the picture S'NGLE'FRAME PROJECHON
Press the Forward Button ,.m.uj
El and the Lamp 0N Button Speed up the projector by If part of the frame line or 20' fl UT the Mug“ tram?
El (The Lamp ON Butte“ turning the Speed Control the top or bottom of another jjno) up
eannet be depreeeed unless Knob (No. 15) toward “F” frame shows on the screen, ghe Sinhgjtellirame KnOb(;NO' 18)
the Ferward er Reverse (fast). Slow the projection adjust by turning the Fram- .35 aW1€meen ewe .on On.e
Butmn has reviousl been ..side. For normal projection, this
P Y speed by turning the Speed mg Knob (No. ll).
pressed. Th1s1s to prevent Control Knob toward “S” line should be straight back, hori-
accidental Overheating of (Slow) In its midposition’ zontal‘with the baseof theprojec-
tor ’lo stop the projector for
ywr lm'> the knob Sets the projector viewing asingle frame turn the
l7. l~‘o<-us the lens to run at approximately 18 kb.1 ~h h. ’1. .
Tum the F0CL15ing Klwb frames-per-second, which is
<N0- 8) until the $ha1'D@5t the normal speed of your
image is projected on the Qan'1efa_
SCI‘€€I1.
no unt1 te w1te 1ne 1s
straight UP, vertical with the
base of the projector.