Kodak Ektalite 2000 User manual

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LOverview . .
2Operation.
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Start-up
Loading theSlideTray
Operating
theProjector . . .
ClearingaGate
Jam .
Shutdown
3Maintenance
Care .
ChangingtheProjectionLamp
CleaningtheCondenser
andMirror
4Troubleshooting
Self-check
5Warrantv ,....80
Limitations
.... 80
6HowtoObtainService .....81
Assistance 81
Shippinglnstructions.... 81
7SpecialApplication Receptacle
Twelve-Pin Receptacle
Specifications(Model
2000)
KODAKEKTALITESlide Proiectors 43

lmportant
Safety
Instructions
When operating your projector,alwaysfollow basicsafety
precautions:
1. Readand
understand
all instructionsbeforeoperating
your projector.
2. Beforeyou switch on your projector,ensurethatthemainsvoltageinput is corrector is
correctlyadjusted
for Models2000,1500,
and1000!
Incorrectvoltasecanlead
to malfunction
in theprojector.
3. Closesupervision
is necessary
whenany appliance
isused
by or near
children,or others
who
may not understand
theneedfor theseprecautions.
Do not leave
theprojectorunattended
during
use.
4. Be carefulnot to touch hot parts.For lamp replacement,
allow themoduleto cool before
touchingthe lamp. Do not placethelamp moduleon heat-sensitive
surfaces.
5. Do not operateyour projectorif thecord is damaged
or if theprojectorhasbeen
dropped
or
damaged
(see
"How to Obtain
Service"
onpage
81).
6. Positionthecord sothatit is not trippedover,pulled, or placed
in contactwith hot surfaces.
7. If anextensioncord is necessary,
useacord with acurrentrating atleast
equalto thatof the
projector.cords ratedfor lessamperage
thantheprojectormayoverheat.
8. Always unplugtheprojectorfrom theelectricaloutletbefore
cleaningand
servicingandwhen
it isnotin use.
9. Allow theproject to cool beforestoring.
10. Do not immersethis equipmentin wateror otherliquids.
11. Do notdisassemble
thisprojector.Useaqualified service
technician
whenservice
orrepairis
required.
Incorrectreassembly
cancause
electric shock
thenext time theprojectoris used.
12.Useonly safetyelectrical
low-voltage(SELV) devices.
13. Theuseof anaccessory
attachment
not recommended
by themanufacturer
may increase
risk
of damage.
14. Connect
this projector to agrounded
outlet.
15. Keeptheair-flow vents
unobstructed.
Electrical Approvals and CE Mark
This projectorcomplies with InternationalSafetyrequirements
of IEC 335-/-2-56
andbears
the
following safetymarks
:
.CE
. SGSAustralian
Standard . TUV
. VDE
(Pending)
44 KODAK
EKTALITE
Slide
Projectors

Overuiew
FRONT
RIGHT
L Tray
2. LnckRing/Cover
3. TransformerModule
4. ElevatingFoot
5. ElevatingAdjustmentWheel
6. Quick ReleaseButton
(Models
2000,
1500,1000)
ProjectionLens
LensFocusandReleaseKnob
Autofocus (Models 2000, 1500)
SelectBar
GateIndex
Timer (Models 2000,1500)
Reverse
Forward
Power(NO LIGHT/LOIHI-
Models2000,
1500,1000)
(NO LIGHT/ON-Model 500)
7.
8.
9.
10.
ll.
t2.
13.
14.
15.
KODAKEKTALITE
SlideProjectors 45

Overview
BACK
RIGHT
16. AlignmentMark
17. Index
Mark
18. LampModule
19. LevelingFoot
20. ReadingLight Cover
(Models
2000,1500,1000)
21. Internal/Extemal Switch
(Model2000)
22. Tw elve-Pin(Dissolve)
Receptacle
(Model 2000)
23. AC PowerMain Receptacle
24. Six-Pin RemoteControl
Receptacle
(Models 2000, 1500,
1000)
BASE
25. Voltage
Selector
(Models
2000,1500,
1000)
26. Fixing Holes(6 mm thread)
(Models
2000,1500,
1000)
27. SerialNumber Label
28. Power
CordRetainer
4098_0071ACA
A098_0071AC
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17
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4098_00704C4
4098_0070AC
46 KODAK
EKTALITE
SlideProjectors

Start-up
Operation
Models
2000,
1500,
and1000
only
A
-'o\ Caution
Beforeyouturn onyournewKODAK EKTALITE SlideProjector,
it is
critical to setthevoltageselectorto thepropersetting.
Thevoltageselectorislocated
onthebase
of theprojector.You canset
the
voltage
selectorforthe
proper
voltage
(100,
115,
130,220,230,
and
240V, 50160Hz) by turning the selector
until thearrow of your main
voltagelinesup with therurow ontheprojectorhousing.
Fuse
storage
door
4098_0046ACA
4098_0046AC
KODAKEKTALITE
Slide
Projectors 47

Operation
lA22O,230,orVlOman
requires
a25 AW25OV fuse.The100, l15
or130V main
requiresa5A slowblod250 V fuse.Tofit orcheck
the
fuse,
pulloutthefuseholderlocatedbeneath
the
power
main.
At manufacture,
thevoltage
selector
issetat240V witha2.5A
slowblod250 V fusefittedin thefuseholder.
A sparefusefor
replacement
isprovided
in thefirst compartment
of thefuseholder.
A tmportant
Countrieswith100,115,or130
Vmain will require removal
ofthetwo
fuses
inthefuse
holder.Usethe5A slowblod250 V fuse, provided.
Set
thevoltage
selectorforyour mainvoltage.
After youhavesetthecorrectvoltage
andfittedtherequiredfuse, you
can
safely
plug
the
projector
intoyourpower
mainandswitch
it on.
Model
500
only
Operating
VoltageRange:
Minimum207V
Maximum254V
50/60H2
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Operation
All Models
Plug
the
6-pincableremote
connector
intotheremote-control
receptacle,
aligning
theraised
arrowwiththe notched
side
ofthe
socket.
Remote
control
Remote
control
receptacle A098_0079ACA
A098_0079AC
Thisreceptacle
alsoaccepts
plugs
foraccessories,
such
asaKODAK
EKTALITE IR Remote
Control.
KODAKEKTALITESlide Projectors 49

Operation
Loading
the
Slide
Tray The KODAK EKTAPRO 80SlideTray (with transparent
cover) and
the KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC Universal SlideTray aredesigned
to
hold up to 80 slides.Be surethatyour slidemountsarein good
condition;frayedorbentmounts
ormountswith loosetapemayfail to
drop into theprojector.A variety of slidetraysareavailablewith
capacityup to 140slides.
See
your dealerin Kodak productsfor a
completelist of Kodak traysandaccessories.
Placethetray overthecenterpostof theprojector.Align the"0" slot
with thegate
index; thetray will dropinto position.
If your slidetray doesnot drop easily,rotatethemetalplateonthe
bottom of thetray until it locks into position.
Metalplate
80
-Slide
Tray
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SlideProjectors

Operation
Place
theloaded
slide
trayonthe
projector.
Alignthe
gate
index
atthe
zero
slide
position.
Thetray
will drop.
Gateindex
Front-Screen
Projection
Removethetray's transparent
cover(or thelock ring) by turning it
counterclocla,vise
andliftins it off.
Lockring
A098_00738
Checkeachslide'sorientation (horizontalorvertical)andarrange
them
in the orderyou wish to show them.Then
turn theslidesupside
down.
Number eachmount in theupperrighrhand corner.

Operation
lnsert
your
firstslide into
thefirstslotinthetray
so
that
thenumberis
visible
onthe
outercircumferenceof the
trav.
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SlideProjectors

Operation
Replace
thecover
(or
lockring)byturningit clockwise
untilit issecure.
Rear-Screen
Projection
You caneasilyadapt
a showfrom front- to rear-screenprojection.
Removeeachslidefrom thetray andturn it horizontally (keepingthe
slideupside
down).This will givetheprojected
slideamirror imageon
the screen.
Insertyour first slidebackinto thefirst slot in thetray.
Replace
thetransparent
cover(or lock ring).
Front
Projection Rear
Projection

Operation
Raisedlndex
Mark
Thisfeature
allows
youtocoordinatetraystarting
positions
for
multiple
projector
presentations.
Foran8O-slidetray
!nthezero
position,
theraisedindexmark
isatslot20.If youstartwithslide6, it
will alignatslot 26.
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SlideProjectors

Operation
Removing
theTray
To removethe slidetray:
. if thetray is atthezeroposition, simply lift it off
. if thetray is not atzero-
- press
the selectbarall the way down
- returnthetray to zero
- lift off thetrav.

Operation
Operatingthe Lens
Projector To insertalens,
push
thefocusknobupand
positionthelens gear
teeth
on thelensbarrelwith thenotchontheprojector.
To removethelens,pushthehorizontal knob toward thetop of the
projector as you withdraw thelens.
A098_0017AC
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SlideProjectors

Operation
Lamp
Slidethepower switch to LO for longerlamplife (Models 2000, 1500,
1000)orto Hlformaximumbrightness.Model500hasonlyone
setting
(maximum brightness).
You may want to keepa spareKODAK Extra Bright Lamp Module
(CAT 816
7181)onhandin case
the
lamp
burnsoutduringa
presentation.
Replacingtheentiremodulemakesthechange
quick and
easy.
(See
Maintenance
onpage 69for instructionson changingthe
lampmodule.)See your dealerin Kodak products
to orderthis module.
SlideForward
andReverse
Press
theforward buttonon theprojector or theremotecontrol to
project thefirst slide.To change
slides,
press
theforward or reverse
buttons.
Forward
Forward
Reverse
KODAKEKTALITE
SlideProjectors 57

Operation
Focus
Focusyourfirst slideusingthefocusknobontheprojectororthefocus
button ontheremotecontrol. (Models 2000and 1500
havethe
Autofocus On/Off Switch.)
Focus
Autofocus
(Models
2000
and1500
only)
With autofocus
on,theprojectorautomatically focuses
each
slide,after
you focusyour first slidemanually.
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EKTALITE
SlideProjectors

Operation
Random
Projection
For randomprojection of any slidein thetray:
. press
andhold down the select
bar
. rotate
thetray to thedesiredslide,and
. release
theselectbar
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Operation
Elevating
and
Leveling
Use
the
elevating
footforprojected-image
heightadjustment.
To
release
thefootonModels2000,1500,
and1000,
press
the
quick
release
button,while lifting thefrontof theprojector
tothedesired
height.
OntheModel500,
usetheelevatingwheel.
The
elevating
wheel
canalsobeusedto makefine-height
adjustments
onall
projector
models.
Releasebutton
Elevating
foot
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