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Fumeo 9119/OM User manual

FUMEO
MILANO
-
ITALY
SUPER
6
TAV.
M0D.
9119/OM
l
0
Supply
arm
*
Arm
locker
Supply
pulley
Spindle
brake
Loopreformerlever
Framing
knob
Lamp-house
screw
Arm
locker
.
Take-up
arm
Take-up
.pulley
Spindle
brake
Speed
change
Lamp-house
cover.
12
Mainswitch
13
Film
drag
lid
14
Frontelevationknob
15
OPT/MAG
switch
16
Anamorphiclens
17
Anamorphic
holder
34
Dampin
c
roller
r~
^
45
Projection
lamp
46
Lamp
extractor
For
model
9120
RECORD
47
48
49
bound
on
sound
control
,-*
Frame
counter
(x10)
Reset
push
button
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*
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8
MOD.
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4•
Loop
reformer
lever
5
Framingknob
14
Front
elevation..knob
15
OPT/MAG
switch
16
Anamorphic
lens
17
Anamorphrcholder
18
"Upper
spocket.'shoe
19
Damping
roller'
20.
Filmguide
roller
21•
Upper
sprocket
22
Focussingknob
•
23
Pressure
pad
-
24.
Lensholder
25
Projection
le-ns
26
Soundpressureunit
27
Loop
reformer
,
28
Projection
gate
pad
29'
Erasehead
(for
record)
30
Magnetic
head•
31
Pressureunitdrive
32
Sounddrum
33
Lower
sprocket
^34
Dampingroller
-35
Shoe
roller
36
Lower
sprocket
shoe
37
Sound
stabilizier
v
38
Sound
unit
connector
39
Sound
optic
adjuster
40
Exciter
lampcover
41
Exciter
lamp
",42
Lampconnector
43
Soundoptic
44
Sound
optic
focussing
For
model
9120
RECORD
47
Sound
on
soundcontrol
46
Frame
counter
(x10}
49
Resetpush
button
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F.ecin
INSTRUCTION
MAlTim.
totheuseofthe
Super
8 mm.
projector
model
9119/OM
1
Introduction.
la
The
Fumeo
projector
model
9H9/OM
isa
super
8 mm
professional
project-
or
for
OPTICAL
and
MAGNETIC
films,
equipped
with
a 200
watt/24
volts
projection
lamp
with
dichroic
reflector.
It
isa
very
rugged
construction,while
accuracy
of
work
and
selection
of
componentsbringthisprojector
tothe
sametechnologicallevel
of
the
best
16mm.
projectors.
Its
aims
accept
reels
upto750
»*•
(2500')
film,
equivalent
to
about:
2
hours
and30
minuts
continuous
projection.
Film
threading
is
manual
andthe
projector
canrunin
both
forward
and
reversedirection.
lbThe
opticalsoundtrack
is
readdirectly
ona
sound
drum
equippedwith
'
a
flywheel
of
morethan
1.2
Kgs;
furthermore
the
soundoptic
is
parti-
cularlycoated
to
give
the
highestperformancealsowithsoundtracks
in
colour.
Ic
The
projector
is
equippedwith
a
professionalamplifierhaving
a
power
'output
of
undistorted
25
watt
r.m.s.;
its
unique
characteristic
is
the
presence
filters
adjustable
in
level,whichacting
inthe
range
ofthe
speech
frequencieshelps
to
improve
the
intelligibility
ofthe
words
in
halls
of
pooracoustic.
Bass
frequencies
canbe
increased
or
decreased
+.10
dB
atthe
reference
frequency
of100Hz,
whilehighfrequencies
can
also
be
varied
+_
8
dB
at
the
referencefrequency
of10
KHz.
2
Preparation
ofthe
projector.
2a
Place
the
projector
ona
stand
orona
suitabletable.
2b
Fold
out
arms
1_
and
£
until
they
get
locked;
to
closesaidarms
back
push
respectivelybuttons
2^
and
"]_
whilepressing
the
aiaa
downwards.
2c
Turn,,if
the
case,
knob
12to
position
of
STOP.
2d
By
means
ofthe
cordsuppliedwith
the
machine,connect
the
mains
re-
ceptacle
inthe
rear
ofthe
projector,
toa
suitablemainsoutlet
ta-
king
care
it
corresponds
tothe
operatingvoltage
ofthe
projector
it
self.
2e
Turn
knob
12
to
FWD
(forward)
andthe
drive
motor
shall
run.
Move
lever
10_
to
makeindication
24
appearingwhenprojectingfilms
which
must
runat24
frames
per
second,
or
indication
18for
films
ma-
de
for.
16or18
fps.
Said
operation
BftJST
BE
performed
with
the
drivemotor
running.
2f
Turn
knob
lj?
tjo
L.AMP
to
alight
the
projectionlamp,thenopen
lid13.
Make
a
first
focussing
ofthe
projectiongate
by
turningknob
22;if
the
projector
is
equippedwith
a
zoomlens,rememberthatrotation
of
its
external
ringproduces
a
variation
ofthe
size
ofthe
projected
image;
afterwards
a new
focussing
is
required.
For
frontelevation
ofthe
projector
rotate
knurled
knob
14;
remember
the
filament
of
the.lamp,when
is
incandescent,
is
verydelicate
and
can
brokenveryeasily;thereforewhen
the
lamp
is
alighted,position
the
projector^
if:
needed,
ina
gently
way
avoiding
all
rough
movements.
When
all
adjustment
are
made,turnknob
12
back
to
positionSTOP.
2g
Movelever
15
towards
"0"
oir
"M"
according
tothe
soundtrack
ofthe
film,being
"0"for
OPTICAL
and
"M"
for
MAGNETIC.
Turnknob
MODE
ofthe
amplifier
toOPT
when
the
soundtrack
is
optical
and
the
exciter
lamp
41
will
be
switched
on.
For
magneticsound
.track,
knobMODEmust
be
turned
to
MAG.
2h
If
requiredplace
an
externalspeakernear
the
screen
and
connect
its
plug
tothe
socket
marked
SEKR
onthe
rear
ofthe
projector.Saidspeak-
er
musthave
an
impedance
of4
ohms
and
accept
25
watts.
Still
inthe
rear
ofthe
projector,
the
switch
MONITOR
drives
an
inter-
nal
speakerthrough
3
positions:
Normal,
Low,Off.
3
Film
threading.
3a
Turnopen
lid13;
insidethere
is
reported
the
threadingdiagram.
3b
Push
downwardssprocketshoes
18^
and36;
swinj,
openlensholder
_2^.
3c
Place
the
reel
of
the
film
onarm
Ij
unroll
about
1
metre
of
film
and
proceed
to
threadingaccording
tothe
diagram.
Takecarethatfilmperforationenters
the
teeth
ofthe
sprocketbefo-
re
pushingback
the
relativeshoe
and
that
pad23be
correctlyposi-
tioned.
The
pressureroller
of
unit
26^
is
automaticallylifted
up
-when
knob
12
is
on
position
of
STOP,
oron
REV,
oron
REV/LAMP.
3d
Tiethe
leader
ofthe
film
toan
emptyreelplaced
on
take-up
arm8.
Note
that
in
FORWARDoperation,
said
reelrotates
inthe
clockwise
direction.
3e
Takecarethatmetallicbelts
be
wellplacedaround
the
pulleys
of
their
relativearms.
To
manuallycheck
for
properthreading,rotate
the
motor
knob.located
beside
arm
_8.
4
Projection.
4a
Turnknob
l£
to
FWD
takingcare
the
filmrunsproperly
and
then
to
LAMP.
4b
Focus
the
image
by
means
of
knob
22;
if
necessaryreadjust
the
size
of
the
image
by
turning
the
externalring
ofthe
zoom
lens,
ifthe
project-
oris
equipped
wi'th
saidtype
of
lens;thereafter
a new
operation
of
focussing
hastobe
made.
4c
Rotation
of
knob
^
inone
sense
orinthe
other,willproperly
posi-
tion
the
film
frameline
respect
tothe
projectiongate.
No
displace-
ment
ofthe
illuminatedarea
onthe
screenwillhowever
ocoiir
during
framingoperation.
..
,.
4d
Damagedperforation
or
poorsplices
may
causeexcessivereduction
of
the
lower
loop;
this
trouble
produces
a
high
instability
ofthe
pic-
ture
onthe
screen
and
loudchattering.
Rapidlypushthenlever
4.
whichacting
on
roller
27
will
restore
the
lowerloop.
4e
AdjustcontrolLEVEL
to
have
a
suitablevolume
of
sound
and
controls
BASS,
TREBLE,
FILTER
to
obtain
the
bestquality
ofthe
sound.
4f
When
the
projection
is
endedturnknob
12
back
to
STOP.
4g
Projection
of.film
withoptical
or
magneticsound
track:
optical
sound:
,
-
push
lever
13
towards
letter
"0"
(optical)
-
pushlever
10
outwards
to
haveindication
24
-
turn
knob
MODE
ofthe
amplifier
toOPT
magnetic
sound:
-
pushlever
Ijj)
towardssign
'$!"
(magnetic)
-
pushlever
10
outwards
to
haveindication
24for
film
recorded
at
that
.
speed,
or
inwards
to
havesign
18inthe
othercase.
Remember
that
the
speed
of18fpsis
usually
used
for
silent
film
and
anyhow
the
range
ofthe
reproducedfrequencies
is
reduced.
-
turn
knob
MODE
ofthe
amplifier
toMAG
(magnetic)
5
Rewinding.
5a
Rewinding
is
performedwithoutremoving
the
reels.Just
tietheendof
the
film
tothe
core
ofthe
reel
onthe
supplyarm,thenturnknob
12
to
REVerse.
Remember
the
supplyreelwillturn
nowin
counter-clockwise
direction.
If
the
case,
the
disc
ofthe
friction
^
canbe
tighten
a bit
more
in
order
to
havebetterfilmrewinding.
5b
Rewinding
canbe
performedeven
ifa
certainquantity
of
film
is
still
left
onthe
reel:remove
the
filmfrom
the
machine
and
proceed
as
ex-
plainedabove.
Itisnot
advisable
to
operate
in
REVersewith
the
film
threaded
onthe
projector,since
it
will
runat18or24fpsand
thus
it
willtake
too
long.
6
Amplifier.
6aThe
projector
is
equippedwith
a
highlevelprofessional
amplifier
which
delivers
a
poweroutput
of25
watt
nas
over
4 ohm
load.
FUMEO
.p.
A.
4
6b The
amplifier
is
equipped
with
the
followingcontrols:
MORE
rotary
switch
to
select
inputs:
—
MIClow
impedancemicrophone
-AUX
auxiliary
input
of
medium
sensitivity
-•••
-
PhM
phono
magnetic
-OPT
filmwithoptical
sound
track(lever
15to
"0")
-MAG
filmwithmagneticsoundtrack(lever
15
to
"M")
-EEC
magneticrecording
for
projectorsequippedaccordingly
LEVEL
controls
the
level
of
signalselectedthroughMODE
FILTER
increases
a
band
of
frequenciescentredaround
2 KHzin
order
to
improve
the
intelligibility
ofthe
speech
in
halls
of
poor
acoustic
or
with
low
qualitysoundfilm
TREBLEcontrols
the
high
frequencies
giving
+_
8
dB
at10KHz
BASScontrols
thelow
frequenciesgiving
£
10dBat100Hz
Onthe
rear
ofthe
projector
it
is
located
the
following:
inputs
low
impedancemicrophone
0.2
mVolt/600
ohms
auxiliary
input
63
mVolt/100
Kohms
phonomagnetic
1*3
mVolt/68
Khoms
connection
toan
externalmixer
for
recordingoperation
6c
7
7a
7b
7c
7d
-MIC
-AUX
-
PhM
-EEC
outputs
-.LIKE
-
SPKR
0.5
Volt/47
Kohms
connection
toan
externalspeaker
4
ohm/25
watts
-
MONITOR
3
positionswitch
to
drive
the
internalspeaker
at3
differ-
ent
levels:
N
normal
2.5
watts;
L low
0.75watts;
0
off.
fuses
-
AKPL
1.5
amps
forthe
amplifieronly
-
EXCT
2
ampB
forthe
exciterlamppower
supply
-
POWER
2 ATforthe
mains
220
volts.
*
Anamorphio
lens.
The
anamorphiclens
isa
speciallens
which,
whilekeeping
the
height
of
the
projectedimage
atthe
samedimension,increases
2
times
the
width
of
saidimage;
itis
used
for
film
in
CIRIMASCOPE.
Introduce
the
anamorphiclensholder
17inthe
guides
ofthe
relative
bracket,
thenfocusimage
ofthe
filmusingknob
22.
Introduce
the
anamorphiclens
16inthe
holder,
as
inside
as
pgssible.
Turn
the
wholeanamorphiclens
to
give
onthe
screen
a
perfect
retangle
whosebase
is
horizontal,thentighten
the
lens
tothe
holder
by
means
of
the
relativethumb
screw.
Make
a
finefocussing
ofthe
image,actingthis
time
onthe
external
ring
ofthe
anamorphiclens.
8
Reelfriction
and
brake.
8a
Adjustable
frictions
are
assembled
on
pulleys
_^
and
£
to
have
a
correct
filmdragwithnoslackening,asfunctionofthesizeofthereels.Keep
the
spindle
firm
with
one
hand,with
the
other
hand
screw
or
unscrew
the
largeknurled
nut.
Remember
if
friction
istoo
tighten,
the
dragging
eff-
ect
onthe
film
mightdamage
the
filmperforation.
8bIn
orader
to
have
the
reel
nottoo
loosen,
a
brakingeffect
canbe
appli-
ed
on
spindles
by
means
of
thumbscrews
3a
and9a.
Saideffectmust
bead-
justed
toa
minimum
to
avoid
excess
of
work
ofthe
frictions.
The
more
said
thumbscrews
are
tighten,
the
more
spindles
are
braked,
the
more
fric-
tionshave
tobe
tighten
as
well.
9
Fusereplacement.
9a
DISCOMECT
the
projector
fi^om
mains
any
time
a
fuse
hastobe
replaced.
Unscrewcover
of
fusereceptacle
and
replaceblownfusewith
one
having
the
same
ratingvalue.
NEVER
puta
fusewithdifferentcharacteristics
since
the
projectormightsuffermoredamages.
9bIfa
fusejustreplacedblowsagain,
it
is
stronglyrecommended
to
take
.
the
projector
toa
technician
for
properassistance.
10
Exciterlampreplacement.
lOa
Pull
off'
lampcover40andremovelamp
41
whichisgluedtoitssocket.
lOb
Replace
the
lamp;
runthe
projectorwith
an
opticalfilm
and
find
the
best
position
ofthe
lamp
forthe
highestsoundoutput,then
put
again
some
cement
to
keep
the
lamp
inthe
correctposition.
WARNING:
donot
move
or
touch
the
soundoptic,since
forits
alignment
test
film
and
suitableinstrumentation
are
needed.
11
Projection
lamp
replacement*
lla
Removethumbscrew
6_
and
swingopenlamp-housecover
11
togetherwith
lid
1^.
lib
Pulling
upthe
smalllever
46
below
the
lampsocketremove
the
projec-.
tion
lamp
45.
<..
.-
•*
lie
Replace
the
lamptakingcare
thenewone
enters
correctly
inits
place.
Ho
further
alignment
is
requiredsincetheselamps
are
prefocussed.
12
Lubrication.
12a
Openlamp-housecover
11;
putfew
drops
ofoilonthe
feltlocatedjust
over
the
shutter,afterabouteach
40-50
hoursprojection.Careful
not
to
drop
oilonthe
belts.
The
remainingcomponents
are
life-lubricated
anddonot
need
any
intervention;
in
case
of
periodicalinspection
how-
ever,
few
drops
ofoilcanbeputonall
shafts
and
gears.
FUMEO
m.p.A.
13THE
SOITO
SYSTEM.
13aThe
sound
units,
"both
optical
and
magnetic,
are
Factory
set
according
to
SMPTE
specifications,
so
that
no
further
alignment
.is
needed.
However,
in
order
to
enable
a
skilled
technician,
possibly
with
the
help
of
proper
instrumentation,,
to
realign
or
align
ina
different
way
the
oound
systems,
a
description
ofthe
adjustment
controls
is
given
herebelow.
Purpose
ofthe
alignment
isto
have
the
widest
frequency
range
andthe
highest
level
output.
Itis
then
advisable
theuseof
proper
test
film
even
if
good
comme'cial
film
canbe
utilized.
13b
Magnetic
sound.
Here
isa
drawing
ofthe
magnetic
sound
unit.
SOUND
TRACK
9
TRACKING
/
TILTING
1
—
d
/
1
A-
A
!—*-
-J
L
A-A
3
D D
1
o(
TRACKING
AZIMUTH
TRACKING
A-A:
the2
setscrews
detennine
the"in
track"
position
ofthe
maghead
respect
tothe
soundtrack
ofthe
film.
Theymust
be
turned
the
same
quantity
in
order
to
have
the
whole
gap
surface
ofthe
maghead,paral-
lel
and
therefore
in
full
contactwith
the
film.
.F:
performsazimuthalignmentpivoting
the
magheadbaseplateover
setscrews
A—A.
Itis
recommended
a 7 KHz
test
film.
13:
it
keeps
the
magheadbaseplatespring
loaded
to
facilitate
azi-
muth
alignment.
The
springmustexert
a
certainpressure
onthe
plate
to
ensurestabilityduring
work.
Ei
when
this
screwris
loosen,
the
maghead
I)canbe
tiltedright
or
leftwards
to
have
the
headgap
£
tangential
tothe
filmtrack.
FUMEO
B.p.A.
13c
Opticalsound.
Two
alignments
can
"be
made:
one
concerns
the
soundoptic
C_
andthe
other
one
the
exciter
lamp
M
which
is6
volt/10watts.
lOUNDfc!!!!«;.:_!
!l.y.!i;
nttx..'
'
DP
D
I
TRACKING
AZIMUTH
Sound
optic.
Turning
of
screw
A
determines
the"in
track"position
ofthe
reading
light
"beam
respect
tothe
soundtrack
ofthe
film.
Azimuth
ofthe
reading
beam
canbe
adjusted
by
turning
(just
a
small
angle)
oneorthe
otherdirection
the
sound
optic
£;
loosen
first
the
lockingscrew
IJ.
Itis
recommended
a 5
KHz
or7
KHz
test
film.
Focussing
the
soundoptic
on
film
is
performed
by
turning
screw
L
which
is
tighten
with
its
nut.
The
wholeunit
is
pivoted
on
screw
A
and
kept
spring
loaded
by
spring
N.
Use5 KHzor
?KHz
film.
Exciterlamp.
The
lamp
is
factoryglued
toits
socket.Afterreplacement,thread
a
good
film
and
move
the
lamp
with,
fingers
until
the
highestlevel
out-
putis
obtained;
putfew
drops
ofany
cement
to
keep
the
lamp
inthe
correct
position.
(J:
the
wholelamp
"base
pivots
onpin
£
and
aligns
the
filament
re-
spect
tothe
horizontal
axis
ofthe
soundoptic.
FUMEO
6
E-E;
loosenthese
screws
justenough
to
allow
the
lampbaseplate
to
turn
on
itself
in
order
toputthe
filamentparallel
tothe
plane
pf
the
soundoptic
lens.
D-D;
these
two
screwsmove
upor
down
the
lamp
in
order'
to
place
the
filament
just
in
firont
ofthe
slit
ofthe
soundoptic.
][;
it
tilts
the
lampfilamentrespect
tothe
slit
ofthe
sound
op-
tic.
H:
it
keeps
the
lamp
"base
platespringloaded
to
ensure
stability
duringoperation.
Note;
all
adjustmentshave
tobe
repeatedseveraltimes
one
after
the
other
sincethey
are
interdependents.
Technical
specifications.
Mod
9119/OM,
super
8 mm
projector
for
replay
only
of
OPTICAL
and
MAG-
39STIC
soundtrack
films.
It
operates
at220
volt/50
cps.
Speed:
18and24fps
withmaintenancefree
asynchronous
motor.
Spools:
accepts
upto750
mt
(2500
ft)
spools,
"
"
Threading:
all
manual.
Film
transport:
two-tooth
hardened
claw,with
two
sprockets
of
high
accuracy;manualfilmloop
reformer;
framingperformed
"by
claw
di-
splacement
so
that
no
furthertiltingcorrection
is
needed.
Operation:performed
byone
controlonly
for:
STOP,
FORWRD
and
LAMP,
REVERSE
and
LAMP.
Projection
lamp:
24
volt/200
watts
EJL
or
similar.
Projectionlens:zoom
16.5
~
30mm;
other
focalities
on
request.
Anamorphic
lens:
2
threadedholesprovided;
anamorphic
holder
and
lens
supplied
on
request.
i
Electronic
characteristics:
*
amplifier
fully
transistorized
with
discretereplaceable
components,
output
25
"watts
r.m.s.
undistorted
over
a
load
of4
ohms.
.
inputs
for
microphone,
pick-up
magnetic,
auxiliary,
record(for
mo-
dels
where
recording
capability
is
provided),
switch
to
select
the
different
mode
inputs.
.
controls
for
IEVEL,
PRESENCE,
TREBIE,
BASS.
.'two
outputs:loudspeaker
4
ohm/25
watts;
line
0.5
Volt/4?
Kohms.
.
internal
speaker
8
ohm/6
watts,with
3
positionswitch:
Hormal,
Low,
Off
.
fuses
for
mains,
exciter
lamp,
amplifier.
.
optical
sound
replay:
40Hz-
6500
Hz(at24
fps),with
sound
optic
specially
coated
for
sound
track
in
colour
also.
.
magnetic
replay:
40Hz-
12000
Hzat24
fps.
Weight
without
spools:
14.2
Kg.
Dimensions
with
the
arms
folded:
44
*
34
i
22cm.
Pumeo
spa
reserves
all
rights
of
modification
without
previous
notice.
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