ECLAIR Coutant Operating Manual Download Page 11

Batteries 

Two  types  of  12 volt  cadmium

..:

nickel  batteries  are  supplied  for  the 

Eclair 16: 

- in a plastic box (code BAKEL)
- with a leather belt (code BACIN)

These  two batteries have the same  characteristics and  performance. 

Technical Characteristics 

Composition 

Nominal voltage 
Capacity 
Weight 

10 insulated cylindrical cells type SAFT VR  3.5 

12 volts 

3.5Ah 

BAKEL 2.100 kgs. (cells only account for 1.5 kgs.) 

BACIN 

2.300 kgs. 

The performance is close to 90 %  for a discharge rate of  2 to  3 amps . 

which corresponds to the average consumption of the 

Eclair 

16.

Duration of power 

from 6 to 10 400-foot reels 

Wiring 
Galvanometer 
Presentation 

N o t e  

see diagrams  898  A and B 

Schoeller galvanometer type 564.60421.1 
BAKEL unbreakable black polyethylene box, 

230x160x40 mm. with carrying belt 

BACIN black leather belt with pockets 

The batteries are always supplied discharged after a complete cycle of 

charge and discharge. 

Charger 

(Code CIBRE) 

Technical 

Characteristics 

Size 

175x50x50 mm. 

SECTION VII 

Power supply 

Weight 

115 or 220 v .  alternating current by voltage 

selector;  50 or  60 cycles 

0.740 kg. 

Check feature 

a control light goes on as soon as the charger is 

connected to the mains 

Safety 

Rate of charge 

fuse on the alternating current, type 01  0.25 amp. 

320 mA. 

1. Charge

Pull out the voltage selector button, and position it to 115 or 220 volts

as required.

Connect the charger to the mains:

- the control light comes on

- if the control light does not come on, check the 0.25 amp. fuse
Set the switch to "charge" indicated by "C". 

Connect  the  four-pin  Cannon  socket  of  the  battery  to  the  charger 

·

with the standard CICAB cable.

Charge for  14 hours.

2. Partial charge

Very  often  the  battery  will  be  recharged  before  having  been  fully

utilized:  the following table indicates the  charging time necessary:

number of 120 

m. 

magazines used 

1  2  4  8 

or more 

number of hours of charge 

3  6  8  14 

3. Maintenance charge

If the battery is not to be used the same day as it was recharged

- set the switch to "maintain" marked with an "E"

- full charge can then be maintained for any length of time

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Summary of Contents for Coutant

Page 1: ...Operating manual Eclair 16...

Page 2: ...0 mm 7 XII MAINTENANCE 17 V SHUTTER 8 Cleaning the aperture plate and the magazine VI DRIVING MOTORS 9 pressure plate 17 Multiduty motor 9 Cleaning the magazine 17 Regulated motors 9 XIII OPERATING NO...

Page 3: ...mera Eclalr 16 No 1 676 onwards the reflex mirror can be cleaned with cotton wool or a soft cotton material For cameras up to No 1675 the reflecting surface must never be touched clean ing should be c...

Page 4: ...lens holder cover 4 Reflex Viewfinder System 2 Fit the lens into its t iolder locating the slot at the top 3 Secure the locking ring E 47 Viewfinder characteristics 1 Since it can rotate by 360 paral...

Page 5: ...turn the diopter adjusting ring until the cross engraved in the ground glass is perfectly in focus d lock button E 44 Check this adjustment from time to time as it is possible that eye strain may be c...

Page 6: ...ective cap E 51 by turning it counter clockwise and then 6 Lens turret pulling it out Push the lens mount into the cup taking care that the slot in one of the flanges locates on the stud which is at t...

Page 7: ...OF Do not forget to replace all the protective caps The zooms are generally supplied with a focussing handle which is engaged by pulling out the boss and released by pushing it in On request the zooms...

Page 8: ...e shutter until the blade covers about the half of the aperture 5 Move the lever E 37 to reglage obturateur and keep it in this position 6 Push and then rotate the button C 23 in the direction require...

Page 9: ...s through the other two cores the synchronization frequency to the magnetic recorder Speed regulation A built in regulator controls the speed to a tolerance of 0 5 there is no need therefore for a tac...

Page 10: ...07 b Do not use transformed current because the actual power supplied is difficult to determine and varies considerably according to the charge a transformer which indicates 16volts when it is not fun...

Page 11: ...Technical Characteristics Size 175x50x50mm SECTION VII Power supply Weight 115or 220v alternating current by voltage selector 50or 60cycles 0 740kg Check feature a control light goes on as soon as the...

Page 12: ...ion of its performance reduces it should undergo the following operation a discharge the complete battery down to 9 volts b discharge each cell using a 1 0hm resistance inserted between the terminals...

Page 13: ...supplied on reels has a plastic core of 50 mm Counter On the upper part of the magazine is a counter F 52 which indicates the number of feet or meters of film that remain This counter automatically r...

Page 14: ...until about 4 inches of film emerge into the magazine 9 Open the upper and lower pressure guide rollers H 70 and H 73 Place the film on the sprocket drum maintaining a loop as indicated 14 Loading the...

Page 15: ...slots C 28 of the camera under the aperture plate Pivot the magazine on the location slots and ensure that the tongue of the lock engages correctly in the magazine Always push over the safety catch C...

Page 16: ...of spring loaded side pressure guide C 24 correct operation of the magazine pressure plate Shooting Checking the loop warning device To make sure that this safety system is working well we sug gest t...

Page 17: ...he equipment should be returned to the supplier for adjusting Avoid the use of brushes since they are generally dirty and have lose hairs If a hair is caught in the claw slot it may damage the movemen...

Page 18: ...factors such as surrounding noise reflecting surfaces wal ls ceiling etc of a room or of the scenery the position the listener relative to the camera age of film used etc We recommend that y ou always...

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Page 27: ...g 21 Magazine drive shaft 22 Registration pin 23 Shutter aperture setting control 24 Spring loaded side pressure 25 Magazine release knob 26 Magazine catch 27 Magazine safety catch 28 Magazine locatio...

Page 28: ...Lens turret 51 Lens in CA Mount Photo F 52 Footage counter 53 Carrying handle 54 Turret lock 55 Adjusting screw for optical axis 56 Optical axis locking screw 57 Matt box CIPAR 58 Film note disc 59 Ma...

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