GAF 2788Z, Instruction Booklet, Page: 5 / 12

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OUALITV FEATURES OF THE DUAL-AUTOMATIC MOVIE PROJECTOR
t Compact styllng - easy to store - sturdy handle for carryino ease.
2 Project standard 8 mm or Super 8 film - with two quick, simple changes.
3
, Fully automatlc film threading - insert film into threading slot and it
automatically threads on the take-up reel.
4. Unique shuttle drive and automatic tensloning - ellminates complicated
sprocket wheels and film loops.
5. Slow and Step motion projection - movies in slo_r.,- motion in elther For­
ward or Reverse with no loss ot plcture brllljjl!lnce or sharpness (on
some models).
6 Sti Il and Reverse pro_iectlon - Stop ?.Ctlon or Reverse action for added
enjoyment or comic iilusions - then continue the show without interrup­
tion.
7 . Rewind two ways - turn contrai switch and rewind back through projector
any time - or rewlnd dir'ectly from take-up reel to storage reel.
8 . Automatic Aewind - when the show 1s over, film will rewlnd autom­
ati cal ly. ready for the next showlng.
9 Fast Forward - advance quickly to �cenes remaininci on reel.
10 Quartz halogen lamp wlth bullt-in reflector for longer, whiter and brighter
life - hlgh light output at low wattage - no bulky lamp housinA.
11 Color corrected and coated zoom projection lens - with convenient
tocusing . 20-32 mm f/1.4 Anastigmat.
12 . Single contrai switch - simple and easy to operate .
13 . Power cord - projector operates on 220/245 volt, 50 Hz A.C . power outlet
Eight-toot power cord .
14 Removable film path housing - for easy access to film path
15 400-foot film capacity for a hait hour show of standard 8 mm or
Super 8 movies
16 . Room light receptacles turn room light oH when projector lamp is on
and vice versa
17 lndividual serial number - each GAF Movie Projector carries a model
number and individual serial number located on the specitlcation plate
on the bottom ot the projector frame . Retain a record of your projector
numbers to assure positive identification in case of loss or theft
INDICATIONS AGAINST THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION (fig , A)
cover alignment pins
2 . fi lm selector
3 . film threadlng slot
4 . super 8 adapter
5. fi lm supp:y reel spindle
6 . focus knob
7 , film guide
a .
zoomlens
9. lens housing
10. elevation adjustmenl
11. film trimmer
12. contrai switch
13 . film path houslng
14. leveling leg
15
, power cord
16. take-up adjustment
17
. slow motion, step and sti 11 select knob
18 . tramer adjustment
19. Film take-up spindle .
SETTING UP YOUR PROJECTOR
1. Place projector on stand, table or other firm support of convenient height.
2. Remove cover by pushing up on bottom latch and pullinlJ out on bottom
of caver. Note that caver alignment pins at top of projector case fit into
ho les in projector cover.
3 . Unwind power cord from reel spindles and plug into wall outlet , Use
220/245 volt, 50 Hz A.C. electrical outlets only.
Set the voltage switch located inside back cover to the proper available
fine voltage. 220 or 245 (fig. A2) _
4. Remove take-up reel from projector caver and place on film take-up
spindle with slotted canter hale of reel toward projector. Rotate reel and
fit slot over the spindle key, then push tirmly to lnr.k in place .
5 . Set up screen at desired oroiector distance.
6 Turn contrai switch to Fo'RW-ARD .
7 . Center light area on the screen vertically by turning elevation adjustment
knob and horlzontalty by moving the projector. Move the focuslng knob
forward of backward untll marglns of the llghted area are sharp on the
projection screen. Line up so both sides of projected image can be
brought into shari:, tocus (fi(:!. B1).
8. Turn projector OFF .