Kodak EKTAGRAPHIC 470 - Manual (Page 4)

FEATURE COMPARISON CHART—THE KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC
AUDIOVIEWER/PROJECTOR, MODELS 220, 270, 470, AND 570AF
Features
Models
220 270 470 570AF
Plays programs that conform to ANSI
Standard PH7.4-1975
• • • •
Erases, records, and plays back au­
dio and slide-advance pulses (visual
recording light, omnidirectional mi­
crophone, microphone jack, and re­
mote tape-control jack included).
• • •
Erases, records, and plays back
automatic program-pause signals
(tape restart button and tape-stop
visual indicator included).
• •
Autofocus capability with ON/OFF
switch
•
Variable electronic timer provides
silent automatic slide advance.
(Rates: 2-24 seconds)
•
STANDARD FEATURES OF THE CURRENT LINE OF
KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC AUDIOVIEWER/PROJECTORS
Will play programs conforming to ANSI Standard PH7.4-1975.*
• Image viewing on built-in viewing screen or external front-projection screen.
(External screen not provided.)
Image-magnifying lever to enlarge images by about 50 percent.
• External-projector interconnect outlet allows control of external slide projec­
tor (or dissolve control and two slide projectors) for use with a variety of
projection lenses.
• Choice of manual forward-and-reverse projection with push buttons on the
machine or with optional remote control.
• Manual focus knob for convenient focus adjustment.
Will accept any KODAK SMe Tray (except Pocket CAROUSEL Slide Trays).
NOTE: Tray not included with AudioViewer/Projector.
Will accept KODAK EC Stack Loader (for forward operation only).
Dark-screen shutter blocks projection light beam when gate is empty.
• Automatic end-of-tape stop helps prevent damage to tape. (Tape-control
buttons return to their released position when tape ends.)
HI/LO/EXT (High, Low, External-Projector) projection-lamp switch provides
high brightness, extended-life brightness, or turns the lamp off when an
external slide projector (or dissolve control and two slide projectors) is being
advanced by the built-in tape deck, slide-forward button, or variable-
electronic timer (Model 570AF only) of the AudioViewer/Projector.
Adjustable legs provide quick image elevation.
• Built-in omnidirectional loudspeaker.
Separate outlets for an external loudspeaker and headphones.
• Convenient slide tray storage.
Foldaway handle (usable with tray installed).
Coin-slotted tray-removal screw for removing tray when slide is jammed in
gate.
Thermal fuses to prevent overheating.
Permanently attached three-wire grounded power cord.
• Slide-change time of 1 second (about the same as a KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC
m Projector).
UL listed.
• CSA Certified.
*A copy of this Standard can be purchased from the American Nationai Standards Institute, Inc.,
1430 Broadway, New York, NY 10018.
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
To play back a sound-slide pro­
gram with your KODAK
EKTAGRAPHIC AudioViewer/
Projector, follow the steps listed
below:
You will need a program recorded in
conformance with ANSI Standard
PH7.4—1975. (Any program
recorded with an EKTAGRAPHIC
AudioViewer/Projector or
EKTAGRAPHIC AudioViewer can
be used.)
Preparing the AudioViewer/
Projector for Program Piayback
1. Place the AudioViewer/
Projector on a sturdy support.
(The rubber feet are nonmarring.)
2. Turn the storage-door latches
on the back of the Audio­
Viewer/Projector counter­
clockwise and open the storage
door from the top.
a. Uncoil the permanently at­
tached power cord and run it
through the slot of the storage
door.
b. Close the storage door and re­
lock both latches.
POWER CORD
1
1" STORAGE DOOR
STORAGE-DOOR LATCHES
3. Plug the AudioViewer/Prqjec-
tor into a grounded 120 V,
60 Hz power outlet.