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Cleaning Sound 

Optics 

Occasional  cleaning  of  the  sound  op­

tics is recommended. 

Be sure that the power cord  is not 

plugged in. Remove the three.master 

control 

COVER  SCREWS 

(Figure  16) 

and the spacer. Move the master con­

trol all the way to the left.  Swing the 

master control  cover outward for ac­

cess  to  the  sound  optics  and  exciter 

lamp.  Move the 

SOUND  OPTICS 

toward 

the  front  of  the  projector  with  your 

forefinger as shown in Figure 17 and 

with  a  soft  brush,  dust  the  top  and 

bottom sound optics lenses. The 

SOUND

PICK-UP 

is  just  above  the  upper  lens 

and  directly  behind  the  sound  drum. 

The  lower  surface  of  this  pick-up 

should  be  kept  clean  by  using  a  soft 

brush. Be sure the optics unit is prop­

erly  seated.  Replace  the  master  con­

trol  cover. 

FIGURE  16 

COVER 

SCREWS 

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Cleaning Sound 

Drum 

The sound drum, sprocket-clamp roll­

ers,  and  other  rollers  that  come  in 

contact with the film should be wiped 

occasionally with a soft, lintless cloth 

to  keep  them  clean.  Dirt particles  on 

the inner edge of the sound drum will 

interrupt  the  light  beam  and  cause 

blips and hum. To check for this con­

dition,  remove  the  film  and  run  the 

projector  in  reverse  with  the  ampli­

fier turned on. 

FIGURE  17 

SOUND 

SOUND 

OPTICS  LENS 

PICK·UP  (TOP &  BOITOM) 

Oiling 

All bearings  are  self-lubricating  and 

require no oiling. 

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Summary of Contents for Pageant

Page 1: ...Arc Projector...

Page 2: ...h voltage low energy starting pulse furnished by the power supply unit the color temperature is 5000K and the rated life is 25 hours Amplifier completely transistorized Rating IHFM Specifications A 20...

Page 3: ...ng 17 Replacing Belts 18 Replacing Exciter Lamp 18 Service Facilities 19 SERIAL NUMBER The serial number is stamped on the nameplate to the right of the thread light receptacle on the amplifier contro...

Page 4: ...I 4 TAKE UP REEL ARM LAMP SWITCH TONE BALANCE CONTROL VOLUME CONTROL SPEAKER JACK SUPPLY REEL ARM AMPLIFIER POWER BUTION FIGURE 1...

Page 5: ...urrent from the power supply unit to start the lamp This can be noted as a series of clicking noises After the arc is established less than 45 seconds are required for the lamp to reach normal operati...

Page 6: ...f the chan 1 Close the gate by pressing on the TE LATCH Form the upper loop to the red dot on the REWIND TAB See inset Thread the leader under the LOOP FORMING ROLLER The leader should just touch the...

Page 7: ...u...

Page 8: ...TOR and check to see that the film is running through properly Move the master control lever to PROJECT Focus the image on the screen Turn the FRAMING SCREW Figure 5 to eliminate any blank strip on th...

Page 9: ...9...

Page 10: ...he rewind tab in its vertical position move the master control to OFF and turn off the fan switch FIGURE 6 After the Show Following the projection and rewind ing of all reels of film that are to be sh...

Page 11: ...er will be obtained when the tone bal ance control is turned counterclock wise as far as it will go Note The microphone and phonograph input circuits of the projector are high impedance type that matc...

Page 12: ...ion provides too much illumination it can be locked in the 3 blade position When the projec tor is operated at sound speed the shutter will automatically shift if not locked from the 3 blade position...

Page 13: ...film turn the trial thread knob several revolutions clockwise to take up any slack between the lower sprocket and the sound drum If there is no sound check to make sure that Speaker cord is connected...

Page 14: ...he relationship between projection distances and screen sizes for each of the available lenses It is best to use a lens that provides a screen image of a width that is not less than one sixth of the d...

Page 15: ...th the projector Consult the chart on page 14 to deter mine the relationship of screen width and projector to screen distance KODAK Duo Twin Speaker Unit Model A Consists of a two section case divided...

Page 16: ...he pro jection lens should be cleaned with care Remove the lens by drawing it out of the lens holder With a soft lintless cloth or KODAK Lens Cleaning Paper carefully wipe the front and rear lens surf...

Page 17: ...and directly behind the sound drum The lower surface of this pick up should be kept clean by using a soft brush Be sure the optics unit is prop erly seated Replace the master con trol cover FIGURE 16...

Page 18: ...ould be flat in the groove With the belt in this position replace the upper sprocket and plate assembly pressing it downward to engage the gears Then replace the retaining screws and the spacer Drive...

Page 19: ...tman Kodak Company Regional Equipment Services Center 1334 York Avenue New York New York 10021 Eastman Kodak Company Regional Equipment Services Center 12100 Rivera Road Whittier California 90606 East...

Page 20: ...AK PAGEANT Arc Projector This microphone is equipped with a 0 250 inch diameter standard phone plug on the end of an 8 foot cord Starting with the projector bearing Serial No 02001 the screw type conn...

Page 21: ...10 67 CH C Pub Pt No 636226 Motion Picture and Education Markets Division EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY ROCHESTER N Y 14650 Printed in the United States of America...

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