Operating the unit & remote control, Power supply, Projection – Kodak 560 User Manual

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Supply a.c. power of the rated voltage and frequency. The power con-

sumption is about 1.5KW. The power line must be capable of handling

the total current for the entire system. Cables must be connected tightly.

(120V - 12.5 amp, 220V- 6.25 amps).

1. Place the projector on a flat, stable surface and adjust the leveling

feet by turning. This prevents the projector from rocking.

2. Make sure that the power on/off switch is in the OFF position, then

plug the power cable into the power connector and tighten.

3. Turn the power on/off switch to ON . Note: the green power

indicator should be lit.

4. Turn the round operating switch to the fan position. The blower fan

will start.

5. Turn the projector on by rotating the operating switch to the lamp

on position. The lamp should start to glow. It will take a few

seconds to come to full brilliance. If you hear a clicking sound, but

the bulb fails to strike, check to make sure that the positive wire is

securely tightened down and that there is no leakage to the ground.

6. Load the projector with a slide tray. Align the “0” position of thetray

with the slide gate. Hold the select lever and check that the tray can

be rotated smoothly with your hand.

7. To advance the tray, press the slide forward button once, then the

tray will advance by one step to the “1” position.

8. To move the tray backward, press the slide reverse button once, then

the tray will move backward by one step.

9. Connect your remote control device for remote operation.

10. To remove the slide tray, hold down the select button, rotate the

slide tray with your hand and bring the “0” position of the tray to the

slide gate. Lift the slide tray.

11. To focus the slide picture, turn the focus knob on the projector or

press focus on your remote control device.

12. Tilting, or the adjustment of optical axis, is done by adjusting the

four adjustable legs at the corners of the projector.

Power Supply

Operating the Unit & Remote Control

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Projection

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