Kodak Carousel 850H Operating instructions
Congratulations
on
the
purchase
of
your
new
Kopak
Carouset
850H
Projector.
You
enjoy
the
luxury
of
automatic
operation
or
remote-
control
operation.
Throughout
projection,
your
slides
are
kept
in
sharp
focus
by
an
automatic
control
—whether
you
show
single
slides,
trays
of
slides,
or
stacks
of
slides
with
the
optional
Kopak
Carouse-
Stack
Loader.
More
Information—
After
reading
this
manual,
if
you
have
questions
about
the
use
of
your
projector,
write
to
Eastman
Kodak
Company,
Photo
Information,
Dept.
841S,
Rochester,
New
York
14650.
Before
you
start
to
use
your
new
projector—learn
these
basic
safety
precautions.
Keep
them
in
mind
whenever
you
handle
or
operate
the
equipment.
IMPORTANT
SAFEGUARDS
1.
Read
and
understand
all
instructions.
2.
Close
supervision
is
required
when
any
appliance
is
used
by
those
who
may
not
understand
the
need
for
the
following
precautions:
e
Care
must
be
taken
as
burns
can
occur
from
touching
hot
parts.
Allow
the
projector
to
cool
before
replacing
the
projection
lamp
or
cleaning
lenses.
©
Do
not
operate
an
appliance
with
a
damaged
cord
or
if
the
appliance
has
been
dropped
or
damaged—until
it
has
been
examined
by
a
qualified
service
technician.
e
Be
careful
to
place
the
electrical
cord
where
you,
your
family,
and
your
guests
will
not
trip
on
it.
e
If
an
extension
cord
is
necessary,
a
cord
with
a
suitable
current
rating
should
be
used.
Cords
rated
for
less
amperage
than
the
appliance
may
overheat.
e
Never
yank
the
cord
to
pull
the
plug
from
an
outlet.
Grasp
the
plug
and
pull
it
to
disconnect
it.
e
This
instruction
manual
contains
directions
for
replacing
a
worn-out
lamp
and
for
cleaning
the
projector
lenses.
With
these
exceptions,
do
not
disassemble
the
projector.
Incorrect
reassembly
can
cause
electric
shock
hazard
when
the
projector
is
used
subsequently.
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
POWER
CORD
REMOTE-CONTROL
CORD
Remove
POWER
CORD
and
REMOTE-CONTROL
corp
from
cord
compartment
(on
under-
side
of
projector).
Plug
remote-control
cord
into
rear
of
projector.
Plug
power
cord
into
110-
to
125-volt,
60
Hz
power
outlet.
See
page
5.
Briefly
push
FORWARD
BUTTON
on
projec-
tor
or
FOR
(forward)
button
on
remote
control
to
project
first
slide
on
screen.
See
page
8.
GATE
INDEX
Place
loaded
slide
tray
on
projector
with
TRAY
INDEX
BAR
opposite
GATE
INDEX.
See
page
8.
Rotate
Focus
KNOB
until
projected
image
is
critically
sharp.
Only
this
first
slide
re-
quires
focusing
if
all
slides
are
in
same
type
of
mount.
For
auto-focus
operation
with
intermixed
types
of
slide
mounts,
see
page
9
under
“Focus.”
POWER
SWITCH
Set
AUTOMATIC-TIMER
SLIDE
at
M
(manual).
Slide
power
switcH
to
HIGH
or
LOW.
See
page
8.
Briefly
push
forward
button
on
projector
or
on
remote
control
to
change
slides.
For
immediate
projection
of
any
slide
in
tray,
firmly
press
and
hold
down
SELECT
BAR,
rotate
tray
to
desired
slide
number,
and
then
release
select
bar.
See
page
10.
AUTOMATIC-
TIMER
SLIDE
FOCUS
KNOB
SELECT
BAR
BUTTON
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
2
PROJECTOR
CARE
11
SERIAL
NUMBER
4
Projection-lamp
replacement
11
Cleaning
12
SETTING
UP
5
Thermal
fuses
13
Power
and
remote-control
cords
5
Emergency
slide-tray
removal
13
Screen
and
seats
5
Projection
distances
6
PROJECTION
TIPS
K
13
Zoom
lena
6
Long-run
applications
13
Editing
slides
13
SLIDE
TRAY
7
Projecting
110
slides
13
Loading
slide
tray
7
Placing
slide
tray
on
projector
8
AUXILIARY
EQMIEMENT
14,45
PROJECTING
SLIDES
8
SERVICE
FACILITIES
16
Elevation
8
WARRANTY
16
Forward
and
reverse
buttons
8
Focus
9
Automatic
timer
9
Remote
control
9
Random
selection
of
slides
in
trays
10
Removing
slide
tray
10
SERIAL
NUMBER—The
serial
number
of
your
projector
is
Showing
single
slides
10
stamped
on
the
bottom
of
the
projector
near
the
cord
com-
After
the
show
10
partment.
Make
a
note
of
this
number
for
your
records.
Equipment
subject
to
minor
appearance
changes.
Projection-Lamp
Tips
e
Your
projector
is
equipped
with
a
HIGH-LOW
switch—use
of
the
LOW
position
gives
lamp
life
up
to
three
times
as
long.
e
Rough
treatment
of
the
projector
may
dam-
age
the
projection
lamp.
e
Allow
for
unrestricted
flow
of
air
to
the
in-
take
vents
on
the
bottom
and
side
of
the
projector,
and
the
exhaust
vent
at
the
rear.
e
Projector
operation
on
line
voltages
above
120
volts
greatly
reduces
the
lamp
life.
e
Unplug
the
power
cord
before
changing
the
lamp.
SETTING
UP
POWER
AND
REMOTE-CONTROL
CORDS
Place
the
projector,
bottom
side
up,
on
a
table.
Slide
the
latch
on
the
CORD-COMPARTMENT
Door
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
marked
OPEN.
Open
the
cord-compartment
door
and
remove
the
remote-control
cord.
The
power
cord
is
permanently
attached
to
the
projector;
slide
it
into
the
slot
in
the
cord-compartment
opening.
Then
close
and
latch
the
door.
Turn
the
projector
upright.
Plug
the
remote-control
cord
into
the
remote-control
socket
at
the
rear
of
the
projector.
The
small
dot
on
the
plug
should
be
upward
when
the
plug
is
in
the
socket.
Plug
the
power
cord
into
a
suitable
electrical
outlet.
Your
CAROUSEL
Projector
operates
on
110-
to
125-volt,
60
CPS
(Hz)
alternating
current
only.
(If
you
plug
your
projector
into
a
different
electrical
source,
the
projector
may
be
damaged.)
SCREEN
AND
SEATS
Because
slides
may
be
square,
horizontal,
or
vertical
in
format,
a
square
screen
is
usually
most
convenient.
It
should
be
large
enough
for
easy
viewing
by
everyone
present.
If
possible,
your
projector
should
be
at
the
same
level
as
the
center
of
the
screen.
For
easy
viewing,
your
audience
should
not
be
farther
from
the
screen
than
six
times
the
longer
dimension
of
the
projected
image.
See
the
chart
listing
projector-to-screen
distances
on
the
next
page. Place
the
seats
as
close
as
possible
to
both
sides
of
the
beam
thrown
by
the
pro-
jector.
The
picture
appears
most
brilliant
and
lifelike
when
you
are
seated
near
the
projected
beam.
APPROXIMATE
DISTANCE
IN
FEET
FROM
PROJECTOR
TO
SCREEN
(KODAK
Projection
EKTANAR
C
and
EKTANAR
Lenses)
110
Slides
Long
126
Slides
135
Slides
(13
x
17
mm)
Dimension
(28
x
28
mm)
(24
x
36
mm)
in
2
x
2-Inch
Mounts
of
or
Adapters
Projected
Picture
102
mm
|
127
mm
102-152
mm
102
mm
|
127
mm
102-152
mm
3-inch*
|
4-inch*
|
5-inch*
|
7-inch*
4”
to
6”*
3-inch*
|
4-inch*
|
5-inch*
|
7-inch*
4”
to
6”*
2¥-inch*|
3-inch*
Lens
Lens
Lens
Lens
Zoom
Lens Lens
Lens
Lens
Lens
Zoom
Lens
Lens Lens
131%4|17
|
2314
|
1314
to
20
1014
|
13
|18%
|
101%
to
16
161%
50”
121%
21
161%
to
25
13
to
1914
27,
60”
1
30125
20
to
30
1514
to
231%
33
70"
174%.1'23,
129
23
to
3414
18
to
27
38
84"
201%
|
271%
|
34%
271
to
4115
211%
to
32
4514
*These
lenses
shown
in
inches
are
recommended
for
slides
mounted
in
glass.
See
page
15
for
list
of
lenses.
KODAK
PROJECTION
EKTANAR
C
ZOOM
LENS,
102
to
152
mm
f/3.5
KODAK
PROJECTION
EKTANAR
ZOOM
LENS,
4
to
6-inch
f/3.5
If
your
projector
is
equipped
with
either
of
these
barrel
will
be
engaged
by
the
gear
on
the
focus-
optional
lenses,
you
can
vary
the
size
of
the
projected
knob
shaft.
image
to
fill
a
screen
without
changing
the
projector-
2.
Rotate
the
focus
knob
until
the
projected
image
to-screen
distance.
is
sharp.
Using
Zoom
Lens
3.
Rotate
the
front
part
of
the
lens
barrel
until
the
1.
Install
the
zoom
lens
by
moving
the
focus
knob
image
fills
the
screen.
toward
the
side
of
the
projector
and
guiding
the
4.
To
obtain
maximum
image
sharpness
and
the
lens
into
the
projector.
Insert
the
lens
far
enough
desired
image
size,
you
may
need
to
repeat
steps
into
its
recess
so
that
the
gear
teeth
on
the
lens
2
and
3
alternately.
SLIDE
TRAY
Furnished
with
your
projector
is
the
KoDAK
CAROUSEL
TRANSVUE
140
Slide
Tray.
This
tray
is
made
of
a
translucent
material
which
allows
you
to
see
the
slide-identification
numbers
on
the
tray
without
turning
on
the
room
lights.
It
holds
140
slides
in
2
x
2-inch
cardboard
or
thin
plastic
mounts
(not
glass
or
metal
mounts)
up
to
Xs
inch
thick.
Since
this
tray
was
designed
to
hold
as
many
slides
as
pos-
sible,
the
slide
compartments
in
the
tray
are
quite
narrow.
For
this
reason,
your
slide
mounts
should
be
in
good
con-
dition.
Mounts
which
are
warped
or
bent
may
fail
to
drop
from
the
tray
into
the
projector.
(If
this
happens,
straighten
the
mount
with
your
fingers
or
place
the
slide
in
a
new
mount,
such
as
a
Kopak
REapy-Mount.)
Clip
off
all
mount
corners
that
are
frayed.
Do
not
at-
tempt
to
project
slides
mounted
with
loose
or
sticky
tape.
As
the
tray
revolves,
the
number
of
the
slide
being
pro-
jected
will
be
opposite
the
gate
index
on
the
projector.
LOCK
RING
(Additional
slide
trays
can
be
obtained
from
your
dealer;
see
page
14.)
LOADING
SLIDE
TRAY
Check
the
bottom
of
the
tray
to
make
sure
the
INDEX
HOLE
is
opposite
the
INDEX
NOTCH.
If
it
isn’t,
slide
the
LATCH
in
the
direction
shown
by
the
arrow,
and
turn
the
bottom
plate
until
the
index
hole
points
to
the
index
notch.
Then
release
the
latch.
Remove
the
Lock
RING
from
the
tray
by
turning
the
ring
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
marked
UNLOCK;
then
lift
off
the
ring.
Insert
a
slide
in
each
slot
in
the
tray,
with
the
top
of
the
picture
down.
The
printed
border,
or
trademark
side,
of
each
cardboard-mounted
slide—or
emulsion
(dull)
sur-
face
of
a
slide
mounted
in
plastic—should
face
the
next
lower
number.
For
example,
the
bordered,
trademark
(or
emulsion)
side
of
slide
No.
2
should
face
toward
slide
No.
1,
No.
3
toward
No.
2,
etc.
Replace
the
lock
ring,
turning
it
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
marked
LOCK
until
the
ring
is
secure
on
the
tray.
PLACING
SLIDE
TRAY
ON
PROJECTOR
Place
the
loaded
slide
tray
on
the
projector
so
that
the
hole
in
the
center
of
the
tray
fits
over
the
center
post
on
the
top
of
the
projector;
then
turn
the
tray
slowly
in
a
cloekwise
direction
until
the
TRAY
INDEX
BAR
is
opposite
the
GATE
INDEX
on
the
projector.
The
tray
will
drop
down
into
operating
position
on
the
projector.
If
the
tray
does
not
drop
easily
into
place,
check
the
alignment
of
the
index
hole
and
the
index
notch
as
described
under
‘‘Loading
Slide
Tray’’
on
page
7.
NOTE:
The
tray
will
drop
farther
down
on
the
projector
during
the
first
change
cycle.
PROJECTING
SLIDES
Turn
on
the
projection
lamp
by
sliding
the
POWER
SWITCH
to
HIGH
(300-watt
illumination)
or
LOW
(255-watt
illumina-
tion).
Briefly
press
the
FORWARD
BUTTON
on
the
projector
or
the
FOR
(forward)
button
on
the
remote
control
to
put
the
first
slide
in
viewing
position.
ELEVATION
To
center
the
projected
image
on
the
screen
vertically,
elevate
the
front
of
the
projector
by
turning
the
ELEVATING
WHEEL.
If
the
image
is
not
aligned
horizontally,
an
adjust-
ment
may
be
made
with
the
LEVELING
FOOT.
FORWARD
AND
REVERSE
BUTTONS
FORWARD
and
REVERSE
BUTTONS,
located
on
the
side
of
the
projector,
control
the
direction
in
which
the
tray
rotates.
GATE
INDEX
FORWARD
BUTTON
ELEVATING
WHEEL
POWER
SWITCH
Briefly
press
the
forward
or
reverse
button
to
change
slides
in
the
desired
direction.
You
must
press
the
reverse
button
firmly.
FOCUS
Let
the
projector
warm
up
for
about
30
seconds.
Focus
for
maximum
sharpness
at
the
center
of
the
screen
image
by
rotating
the
Focus
KNoB.
You
will
need
to
focus
only
the
first
picture
if
all
slides
are
in
the
same
type
of
mount.
Under
special
conditions—for
example,
when
you
are
projecting
slides
in
intermixed
types
of
slide
mounts—you
may
need
to
readjust
the
focus
manually.
To
demonstrate
extreme
focus
changes,
place
card-
board-mounted
slides
in
the
tray
with
every
other
slide
in
backwards.
You
can
see
the
action
of
the
automatic
focus
system
by
watching
the
movement
of
the
focus
knob
or
by
watching
the
screen
image.
NOTE:
A
matte-surface
(write-on)
slide
or
a
mount
with-
out
film
can
cause
the
focus
motor
to
run
continuously.
LEVELING
FOOT
AUTOMATIC
TIMER
The
automatic
timer
has
four
settings—M
(manual),
5,
8,
and
15
(seconds).
Set
the
AUTOMATIC-TIMER
SLIDE
for
the
number
of
seconds
you
desire
and
the
projector
will
change
slides
automatically.
Set
the
automatic-timer
slide
at
M
for
manual
operation.
(You
can
interrupt
the
automatic
op-
eration
at
any
time
by
use
of
the
forward
or
reverse
button
on
the
projector
or
on
the
remote
control.)
REMOTE
CONTROL
The
remote
control
has
both
FOR
(forward)
and
REV
(re-
verse)
buttons
for
controlling
the
direction
in
which
the
slide
tray
rotates.
Briefly
press
either
the
forward
or
the
reverse
button
to
change
slides
in
the
desired
direction.
You
must
press
the
reverse
button
firmly.
IMPORTANT:
If
you
do
not
press
the
reverse
button
firmly,
the
tray
may
rotate
in
a
forward
direction.
AUTOMATIC-TIMER
SLIDE
10
RANDOM
SELECTION
OF
SLIDES
IN
TRAYS
To
project
a
particular
slide
in
a
tray:
1,
2.
3.
Press
the
SELECT
BAR
firmly
and
hold
it
down.
Rotate
the
tray
until
the
number
of
the
slide
you
want
to
project
is
opposite
the
gate
index
on
the
projector.
Release
the
select
bar;
the
desired
slide
will
be
pro-
jected
immediately.
REMOVING
SLIDE
TRAY
i.
2.
3.
With
the
projector
turned
on,
press
the
SELECT
BAR
firmly
and
hold
it
down.
Rotate
the
tray
until
the
tray
index
bar
is
opposite
the
gate
index.
Release
the
select
bar
and
then
lift
off
the
tray.
SHOWING
SINGLE
SLIDES
1.
With
the
projector
turned
on,
insert
a
slide
(correctly
oriented)
into
the
projector
gate.
Push
the
slide
down
into
the
gate
as
far
as
it
will
go.
.
After
viewing
the
slide,
press
the
SELECT
BAR
to
eject
the
slide
from
the
gate.
You
can
now
insert
another
slide
into
the
gate.
(Slides
up
to
1%
inch
thick
can
be
pro-
jected
by
this
method.)
AFTER
THE
SHOW
1.
2.
3.
Remove
the
tray;
then
slide
the
power
switch
to
OFF.
Lower
the
front
of
the
projector
by
turning
the
elevating
wheel.
Retract
the
leveling
foot.
Retract
the
lens
by
turning
the
focus
knob
counter-
clockwise.
.
Unplug
the
power
and
remote-control
cords.
Fold
the
power
cord
in
about
4-inch
lengths
and
place
it
in
the
cord
compartment.
Fold
the
remote-control
cord
by
placing
the
ends
together
and
folding
it
in
about
4-inch
lengths.
Place
it
in
the
cord
compartment.
SELECT
BAR
PROJECTOR
CARE
Your
CarouseL
Projector
requires
no
lubri-
cation;
all
bearings
are
self-lubricating.
PROJECTION-LAMP
REPLACEMENT
Your
projector
is
equipped
with
a
code
ELH
projection
lamp
with
a
rated
life
of
35
hours.
There
are
also
two
special-application
lamps
avail-
able.
For
longer
lamp
life
(but
less
brightness),
use
a
code
ENH
lamp
with
a
rated
life
of
175
hours.
For
30
percent
greater
brightness
than
offered
by
the
code
ELH
lamp,
use
a
code
ENG
lamp
with
a
rated
life
of
15
hours.
(Use
of
high-brightness
lamps
may
cause
some
buckling
or
premature
fading
of
your
slides.)
All
of
the
lamp-life
ratings
given
above
are
for
projectors
with
the
lamp
switch
set
at
HIGH.
Lamp
life
can
be
extended
by
as
much
as
three
times
by
using
the
LOW
setting.
It's
a
good
idea
to
keep
a
spare
projection
lamp
on
hand.
If
the
lamp
should
burn
out
during
use,
set
the
power
switch
to
FAN
to
speed
cooling;
then
remove
the
slide
tray.
When
the
projector
and
lamp
have
cooled
sufficiently,
turn
the
projector
off
and
unplug
the
power
cord.
Turn
the
projector
bottom
side
up.
Rotate
the
coin-slotted
screw
in
the
LAMP
Door
counterclockwise
until
the
door
can
be
opened.
CAUTION:
Be
certain
that
the
projector
and
the
pro-
jection
lamp
have
cooled
before
you
remove
the
lamp.
Push
the
LAMP-RELEASE
LEVER
down
and
to
the
side
until
it
is
free
of
its
retaining
clip;
then
raise
the
lever
all
the
way,
grasp
the
lamp,
and
re-
move
it.
Insert
a
new
lamp
into
the
socket
with
a
prong
of
the
lamp
in
each
slot
of
the
socket
and
with
the
longer
sides
of
the
lamp
base
parallel
to
the
projector
base.
Do
not
touch
the
transparent
portion
of
the
lamp.
If
you
accidentally
get
fingerprints
on
the
lamp,
wipe
it
carefully
with
a
clean,
soft
cloth
moistened
with
rubbing
alcohol.
Lower
the
lamp-release
lever
to
seat
the
lamp;
then
push
downward
on
the
lever
and
slide
it
under
its
retaining
clip.
With
your
forefinger,
press
down
firmly
on
the
reflector
of
the
lamp
to
be
sure
that
the
lamp
is
correctly
seated.
Next,
firmly
push
the
socket
toward
the
lamp.
Close
and
fasten
the
lamp
door.
11
12
CLEANING
To
get
the
brightest,
sharpest
screen
images,
keep
the
optical
system
of
your
projector
clean.
Dust
or
fingerprints
on
the
projection
or
condenser
lens
will
reduce
the
brightness
of
the
screen
image
and
will
cause
it
to
appear
unsharp
or
low
in
contrast.
Projection
Lens
Turn
the
focus
knob
clockwise
until
the
lens
is
out
as
far
as
it
will
go.
Carefully
move
the
focus
knob
toward
the
side
of
the
projector
as
you
withdraw
the
projection
lens.
Blow
any
dust
or
dirt
from
the
lens.
With
a
material
such
as
Kopak
Lens
Cleaning
Paper
or
a
soft,
clean,
lintless
cloth,
gently
wipe
the
front
and
rear
surfaces
of
the
lens.
If
moisture
is
required,
breathe
on
the
lens
surface
or
use
a
drop
of
cleaner
such
as
KODAK
Lens
Cleaner
on
the
paper
or
cloth.
Replace
the
lens
by
again
moving
the
focus
knob
toward
the
side
of
the
projector
and
guiding
the
lens
back
into
position.
Insert
the
lens
far
enough
into
its
recess
so
that
the
gear
teeth
on
the
side
of
the
lens
barrel
will
be
engaged
by
the
gear
on
the
focus-knob
shaft.
Condenser
Lens,
Heat-Absorbing
Glass,
and
Mirror
Turn
the
projector
bottom
side
up.
Open
the
LAMP
DOOR
as
described
on
page
11.
Push
the
LENS
RETAINER
down-
ward
until
it
is
free
of
its
retaining
clip;
then
raise
the
retainer
as
far
as
it
will
go.
Carefully
lift
out
the
CONDENSER
LENS
and
the
HEAT-ABSORBING
GLASS,
and
gently
place
them
on
a
soft
cloth.
Clean
both
sides
of
the
condenser
lens
and
the
heat-
absorbing
glass
with
Kopak
Lens
Cleaning
Paper
or
a
soft,
clean,
lintless
cloth.
Be
careful
not
to
leave
fingerprints
on
any
of
the
surfaces.
Replace
the
lens
and
heat-absorbing
glass
in
their
original
locations,
with
the
flatter
side
of
the
condenser
lens
toward
the
front
of
the
projector.
Gently
clean
the
surface
of
the
MIRROR
with
Kopak
Lens
Cleaning
Paper
or
a
soft,
clean,
lintless
cloth
moistened
with
Kopak
Lens
Cleaner.
Close
and
fasten
the
lamp
door.
S
À
Y
TRAY-REMOVAL
SCREW
THERMAL
FUSES
Your
projector
is
equipped
with
thermal
fuses
to
prevent
overheating
and
possible
damage
to
the
projector
in
case
of
exhaust-fan
or
motor
failure.
If
overheating
causes
the
fuses
to
open,
the
projector
will
not
operate.
The
projector
will
require
factory
or
repair-station
attention
to
make
it
run
again.
Refer
to
the
service
facilities
listed
at
the
back
of
this
manual.
PROJECTION
TIPS
LONG-RUN
APPLICATIONS
Allow
for
unrestricted
flow
of
air
through
the
projector
openings.
If
the
projector
is
used
in
a
window
display
or
in
a
cabinet,
provide
an
adequate
outlet
for
the
warm
air
ex-
pelled
from
the
rear
grille
vent.
The
air
circulating
through
the
projector
should
be
as
dust-free
as
possible.
EDITING
SLIDES
If
you
want
to
edit
your
slides,
you
may
project
them
singly,
as
described
on
page
10.
Or
place
a
tray
of
slides
on
the
projector.
Remove
the
lock
ring
from
the
tray.
To
edit
a
slide
after
viewing,
firmly
press
and
hold
down
the
select
bar,
and
remove
the
slide
from
the
tray.
You
can
then
reorient
the
slide
or
replace
it
with
another
slide.
(The
optional
Kopak
Carouset
Stack
Loader,
described
on
page
15,
provides
a
convenient
method
for
editing
your
slides.)
PROJECTING
110
SLIDES
When
you
have
110-size
slide
film
processed
by
Kodak,
it
will
be
returned
to
you
in
2
x
2-inch
slide
mounts.
You
may
request
mounting
of
size
110
film
in
30
x
EMERGENCY
SLIDE-TRAY
REMOVAL
If
the
slide-changing
mechanism
should
become
inopera-
tive
because
of
a
defective
slide
(see
page
7),
a
foreign
object,
etc,
turn
the
coin-slotted
TRAY-REMOVAL
SCREW
in
either
direction,
as
far
as
it
will
go,
to
retract
the
tray
lock.
While
holding
the
screw
in
this
position,
lift
off
the
tray.
When
you
remove
the
tray
in
this
manner,
turn
the
tray
up-
side
down
and
realign
the
index
notch
and
index
hole
as
described
on
page
7;
then
set
the
tray
to
one
side.
Remove
the
defective
slide
from
the
projector
by
pushing
down-
ward
on
the
select
bar,
or
if
necessary,
pull
the
slide
from
the
gate
by
hand.
Replace
the
tray
on
the
projector.
30
mm
mounts
from
the
laboratory
that
processes
your
film.
This
service
is
available
at
no
extra
charge
from
Kodak
Color
Processing
Laboratories
in
the
U.S.
and
Canada,
as
well
as
other
processing
laboratories,
if
you
request
it
at
the
time
of
processing.
A
slide
in
a
30
x
30
mm
mount
cannot
be
used
in
your
projector
unless
it
is
placed
in
a
2
x
2-inch
adapter
(shown
on
page
15).
To
obtain
large
screen
images
when
you
project
110
slides,
use
a
short-focal-length
lens,
such
as
a
214-inch
or
3-inch
Kopak
Projection
Lens.
13
AUXILIARY
EQUIPMENT
Kopak
Projection
Screen
(40
x
40
inches)
Designed
for
use
at
home
with
your
projector.
The
Kopak
Projec-
tion
Screen
is
made
of
mildew-
resistant
fabric
with
a
highly
re-
flective
glass-beaded
surface
for
bright
screen
images.
The
screen
has
easy-opening
legs
and
can
be
adjusted
for
overall
height
from
the
floor.
Kopak
Carouse-
Slide
Tray
Additional
slide
trays
to
accommo-
date
80
or
140
slides,
supplied
in
attractive
bookshelf-type
storage
boxes,
are
available
from
your
dealer.
Each
box
contains
an
iden-
tification
card
and
tray
sticker.
Kopak
CarouseL
Projector
Case,
Model
D
This
lined
compartment
case
accom-
modates
your
projector,
a
slide
tray
in
its
carton,
and
such
Kodak
acces-
sories
as
a
Stack
Loader,
Slide
Clip
set,
zoom
lens,
spare
lamp,
or
exten-
sion
cords.
It
is
constructed
of
nylon-
stitched
brown
simulated
leather
with
panels
that
are
reinforced
with
ebony
board.
All
hardware
is
brass-
finished.
Kopak
CarouseL
Slide
Tray
Case
This
handsome
case
will
accommo-
date
three
slide
trays
or
a
lesser
number
with
room
for
your
mis-
cellaneous
equipment.
It
is
a
matching
case
to
the
KODAK
CAROUSEL
Projector
Case,
Model
D.
Kopak
Remote
Extension
Cord,
25-foot
Extends
the
range
of
the
12-foot
remote-control
cord
so
that
you
can
operate
the
projector
from
a
location
near
the
screen.
Up
to
4
extension
cords
can
be
added
to
accommodate
most
projection
distances.
Kopak
CarouseEL
Sound
Synchronizer,
Model
3
This
unit
permits
you
to
use
a
stereo
record/playback
tape
recorder
that
is
equipped
with
an
external
speaker
jack
as
a
programmer
with
your
projector.
——
T
iiu
Ca
Kopak
CarousEL
Stack
Loader
Lets
you
project
and
edit
up
to
forty
2
x
2-inch
slides
in
card-
board
or
very
thin
plastic
mounts
(or
up
to
thirty
110
slides
in
2
x
2
adapters)
without
loading
them
into
a
tray.
Kopak
Slide
Clip
(for
Kopak
CarouseL
Stack
Loader)
Makes
handling
stacks
of
slides
easier
than
ever—no
loose
slides
to
slip
out
of
your
hands!
Each
clip
holds
up
to
36
slides
in
cardboard
or
plastic
mounts
up
to
.050
inch
(1.27
mm)
thick,
or
up
to
25
slides
in
2
x
2
adapters
for
110
slides.
The
label
on
each
clip
provides
space
for
slide
identification.
A
set
of
12
clips
provides
compact,
low-cost
storage
for
up
to
432
slides
in
an
attractive
bookshelf-type
storage
box.
Kopak
2
x
2
Adapter
for
110
Slides
If
you
have
slides
that
are
in
30
x
30
mm
mounts,
snap
each
110
slide
into
an
adapter
for
projection
with
your
CarouseL
Projector.
Project
the
slides
singly,
in
trays,
or
with
the
optional
KODAK
CarouseL
Stack
Loader.
Adapters
are
supplied
in
boxes
of
20.
Kopak
Projection
Lenses
(3)
(Curved-field
lenses
for
slides
mounted
in
cardboard
or
other
non-glass
mounts)
Kopak
Projection
EKTANAR
C
Lens,
102
mm
f/2.8
Kopak
Projection
EKTANAR
C
Lens,
127
mm
f/2.8
Kopak
Projection
EkTANAR
C
Zoom
Lens,
102
to
152
mm
f/3.5
Kopak
Projection
Lenses
(6)
Kopak
Projection
EKTANAR
Lens,
214-inch
f/3.5
(recommended
only
for
110
slides
in
2
x
2-inch
mounts
or
adapters)
Kopak
Projection
EkTANarR
Lens,
3-inch
f/3.5
Kopak
Projection
EkTANAR
Lens,
4-inch
f/2.8
Kopak
Projection
EkTANAR
Lens,
5-inch
f/2.8
Kopak
Projection
ExTanon
Lens,
7-inch
f/3.5
Kopak
Projection
EkTANAR
Zoom
Lens,
4
to
6-inch
f/3.5
15
This
Kodak
projector
is
warranted
by
Kodak
to
function
properly
for
one
year
from
the
date
of
purchase.
This
warranty
does
not
cover
the
projection
lamp.
Kodak
makes
no
other
express
war-
ranty
for
this
projector.
This
warranty
gives
you
specific
legal
rights,
and
you
may
also
have
other
rights
which
vary
from
state
to
state.
Carefully
read
and
follow
the
instructions
in
the
manual
to
get
good
results
and
prevent
damage
to
your
projector.
If
this
Kodak
projector
does
not
function
properly
within
one
year
after
purchase,
Kodak
will
repair
it
without
charge.
If
Kodak
is
unable
to
repair
it,
the
option
of
replacement
or
refund
of
the
purchase
price
will
be
available.
These
remedies
are
not
available
if
the
projector
is
damaged
by
misuse
or
other
circum-
stances
beyond
Kodak's
control,
or
if
the
improper
functioning
of
the
projector
is
caused
by
failure
to
follow
the
care
and
operating
instructions
in
the
manual.
Repair,
and
the
option
of
replacement
or
refund
in
the
event
that
Kodak
is
unable
to
repair
the
projector,
are
Kodak’s
only
obligations.
Kodak
will
not
be
responsible
for
any
consequential
or
incidental
damages
resulting
from
the
sale
or
use
of
this
projector,
even
if
loss
or
damage
is
caused
by
the
negligence
or
other
fault
of
Kodak.
(Some
states
do
not
allow
the
exclusion
or
limitation
of
incidental
or
consequential
damages,
so
the
above
limitation
or
exclusion
may
not
apply
to
you.)
For
assistance
in
using
this
projector,
contact
a
dealer
in
Kodak
products
or
one
of
the
Kodak
Consumer
Centers
located
in
the
United
States.
For
service
on
this
projector,
return
the
projector
through
a
dealer
in
Kodak
products,
one
of
the
Kodak
Equipment
Service
Centers
listed
here,
or
a
Kodak
Consumer
Center.
Enclosing
a
note
with
the
projector
giving
details
of
the
problem
and
date
of
purchase
will
help
Kodak
return
the
projector
promptly.
If
your
Kodak
projector
should
require
service,
complete
facilities
are
provided
at
the
following
Kodak
Equipment
Ser-
vice
Centers.
For
fastest
service,
send
your
projector
to
the
Service
Center
nearest
you.
9100
Alcosta
Blvd.,
San
Ramon,
California
94583
12100
Rivera
Road,
Whittier,
California
90606
5315
Peachtree
Industrial
Blvd.,
Chamblee,
Georgia
30341
1122
Mapunapuna
Street,
Honolulu,
Hawaii
96819
1901
West
22nd
Street,
Oak
Brook,
Illinois
60521
Route
130,
P.0.
Box
1334,
Dayton,
New
Jersey
08810
800
Lee
Road,
Rochester,
New
York
14650
2800
Forest
Lane,
Dallas,
Texas
75234
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Markets
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New
York
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