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V4E-2013                                         35mm New Line                                                                                                                                                   

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INTRODUCTION   

 
The  ‘ NEW LINE ’ 35mm Steenbeck film table is a complete New Generation of 
Film and Sound controlling an viewing tables. 
This New Generation has been specially developed for the film archives and 
film labs. 
With this new series Steenbeck  reached a very high standard with maximum 
of secure film handling and transport. Changing the sprockets for shrunken 
film material is now possible within a few minutes. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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GENERAL DATA:   

 
- The following types of the New Line 35mm Steenbeck are available:  

ST3512:   1 screen  - 2 plates, COMOPT stereo sound (mono switchable) 
ST3514:   1 screen -  4 plates, COMOPT stereo sound (mono switchable) 
 

 

 

 

 

    SEPMAG stereo 1 track (mono switchable) 

 

 

 

 

 

    SEPOPT  (optional)   mono 

ST3516:   1 screen -  6 plates, COMOPT stereo sound (mono switchable) 
 

 

 

 

 

    SEPMAG stereo 2 tracks (mono switchable) 

 

 

 

 

 

    SEPOPT (optional) only on track 1, mono. 

- Complete new film and sound track design with safe and scratch free  
  COMOPT sound reader. 
- COMOPT with white light or optional red light sound reader.   
  (interchangeable by user) 
- Maximum for 600 m./2000ft. picture film or PE sound film. 
- Switchable for 3 image formats (optional) like standard, cinemascope,  
   and S35. 
- Film plates MAG. 1 (on ST3514) and MAG.2 can be switched off. 
- Interchangeable projection lamp condenser system with heat filter. 
     Lamp: halogen  12Volt  /  100 Watt. 
- Sync sound speeds:  24 / 25 frames per sec. (f.p.s.) 
- Variable (vario) speed from 14 to 32 f.p.s. 
- Maximum wind through sprockets:   approx. 130 f.p.s. 
- Maximum wind in wind mode:  approx. 3 meters / 10 feet per second. 
- Automatic stop at end of film or when film breaks. 
- MAG. 1 SEPMAG has a picture-sound shift system, selectable for exactly one    
  frame or continuously. 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for ST3512

Page 1: ...eck is a trademark No part of this manual may be reproduced without the prior written permission of Steenbeck Specifications colours etc are subject to change without notice Images are an example USER MANUAL ST3512 ST3514 ST3516 ...

Page 2: ... 4 1 Warranty information 7 5 0 ST3512 14 16 general description 8 9 Figures 1 12 10 15 6 0 Operation manual instructions 16 6 1 General overview 16 17 6 2 Working with the New Line Steenbeck 18 19 Film and sound threading 20 21 Projection lamp adjustment and replacement 22 6 3 Touch screen Home 23 Work light 23 Calculator 24 Cue cueing 25 26 Count 1 2 26 27 Sound 27 28 Sensor 29 6 4 Universal cou...

Page 3: ...een 6 plates COMOPT stereo sound mono switchable SEPMAG stereo 2 tracks mono switchable SEPOPT optional only on track 1 mono Complete new film and sound track design with safe and scratch free COMOPT sound reader COMOPT with white light or optional red light sound reader interchangeable by user Maximum for 600 m 2000ft picture film or PE sound film Switchable for 3 image formats optional like stan...

Page 4: ... sound mute each pre amp head phone level mono stereo switch external input counter selectable frames time meters decimetres frames feet frames zero return and five cue points film format calculator and elapsed time counter Sound system 2 way loudspeaker nominal 2 x 40 Watt input with RCA connector 10dB XLR balanced output 4dB Bi phase 50 Hz master output for external synchronising Power requireme...

Page 5: ...age formats Standard academy and optional Cinemascope S35 or Widescreen The projection lamp can be easily replaced and adjusted In stand still mode the light is automatically dimmed to prevent heat damages to the film The very easy threading saves time and protects the film from being damaged SOUND High quality sound reproduction is possible with specially designed digital pre amps and main amp of...

Page 6: ...RTANT all fuses in the Steenbeck machines are T slow blown and should never be replaced by F fast blown fuses Always replace the fuses by the exact prescribed type Dimensions of a full erected machine including monitor and loudspeakers are Height 124 5 cm Width 143 5 cm Depth 119 0 cm Weight ST3512 250 kg ST3514 265 kg ST3516 275 kg All dimensions and weights are approximately IMPORTANT The instal...

Page 7: ...between 40 and 70 A higher humidity can also cause corrosion on electronic contacts IMPORTANT Never put drinks liquids on the Steenbeck machine Liquid spill when leaking into the machine can cause great damage and can be dangerous for its user Regularly clean the machine with the brush and special cloth delivered with machine NEVER use steel cleaning tools Never open the machine If there is any me...

Page 8: ...ng the part Steenbeck has the right to check the part before replacing it No warranty in case of when the machine is used for different purpose then what is was made for deliberate damage an untrained technician worked at the machine defective projection or optical sound lamp wire breakage damage to lacquer by use bumping or cleaning with not advised solvents Defective parts should be send to the ...

Page 9: ...left sound track 2 MAG 2 ST3514 ST3516 only 8 Friction right sound track 2 MAG 2 ST3514 ST3516 only 9 Guide film roller for rewinding fig 1 2 10 Operation panel fig 1 2 4 11 Speed switch paddle fig 2 12 Ground glass fig 2 13 Film ruler fig 2 14 Touch screen TS fig 2 70 15 Emergency stop push button fig 1 fig 4a 16 Main power on off switch fig 1 fig 4a 17 Headphone socket fig 1 at the left side of ...

Page 10: ...Ground glass power on off Backlited LED source 7 000ºK 35 Wind switch for wind operation 36 Remove Film Warning signal for wind mode The film should be removed from the picture track before winding 37 Tension COMOPT push button tension for playback COMOPT sound 38 Variable speed switch on off variable synchronous speed 39 Potentiometer for variable sync speed control from 14 to 30 f p s 40 Fuses C...

Page 11: ...V4E 2013 35mm New Line 10 Fig 1 1 3 5 7 17 9 10 15 16 4 9 6 2 8 17 ...

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Page 17: ... synchronising master only An optional foot pedal is available Picture reproduction is done via an optical compensation system with an highly rated 18 face revolving prism Two revolving sprockets ensure of an accurate transport a smooth and careful film transport and an excellent picture steadiness A third sprocket is for the COMOPT sound reproduction All three sprockets can be replaced by special...

Page 18: ...into another count Within the universal counter display is also monitored the exacts running speed of the film measurement of the MAG 1 sound track by switching Vario speed is active the selected synchronous speed the picture sound shift advance retard frames for ST3514 ST3516 only The universal counter system is operated mainly from the touch screen menu which also has a film format calculator an...

Page 19: ...y button 23 Finally the main power switch 15 can be switched off After switching ON the processor the touch screen TS is activated too After a short time you will hear a peep and the home page menu can be seen Now the table is ready for use and all the needed sub functions can be chosen now It s advised to switch on only sub functions which are needed The sound is also activated after switching on...

Page 20: ...ilm with optical sound fig 29 52 threading perforated magnetic sound film MAG 1 fig 30 53 threading perforated magnetic sound film MAG 2 fig 31 54 film sprocket left hand side with spring fig 29 55 film sprocket right hand side fig 29 56 film sprocket COMOPT optical sound fig 29 57 polygon fig 29 58 tension arm with roller COMOPT optical sound fig 29 59 picture pressure arms fig 29 60 push button ...

Page 21: ...V4E 2013 35mm New Line 20 ST3512 Fig 29 50 51 54 59 59 66 60 61 55 56 57 58 62 63 65 64 ST3514 Fig 30 52 69 69 67 ...

Page 22: ...V4E 2013 35mm New Line 21 ST3516 Fig 31 53 68 69 ...

Page 23: ...ne 22 Fig 18 Projection lamp and condenser lamp adjustment lamp replacement Replacing lamp remove left right screw lift condenser carefully remove lamp replace lamp 12V 100W don t touch the lamp put condenser back and fix ...

Page 24: ... display 1 display 2 Alignment of the light intensity of the counter display For one screen tables display 1 is in use For two screen tables display 2 is also in use 71c work light 1 work light 2 Work light 1 Here you can control the voltage to the 230 V working lamp of max 60 W This 230 V working lamp can be connected at the back of the table at connection 45 fig 11 which is a special connector W...

Page 25: ...th here you can read time of the new format length in feet frames length in meter Dm frames Example you want to copy a 16mm film of 360 meter to a 35mm copy at 24 frames per second f p s push on field source data source format 16mm push on field M meter enter 360 meter confirm with above right now you are back into the calculator menu you see in source data 360 mtr 47246 frames target speed set to...

Page 26: ... want to proceed push return to zero 73a again IMPORTANT during cueing or returning to zero do not use the speed paddle CUEING With this facility you have the possibility to store five cue points during the checking of a film By pushing knob cue 73h you enter the actual count This can be done during any running speed of the table 73b Field 1 F1 is showing the actual count in frames Field 2 5 F2 5 ...

Page 27: ...n field m confirm with above right side menu returns to Cue Menu the inputs are now stored into the selected cue point Wind speeds during cueing At 0 400 frames difference speed 1 At 400 1500 frames difference speed 2 At 1500 3000 frames difference speed 3 74 COUNT 1 MENU fig 19 page 32 This menu is for setting the counter for 1 screen tables 74a actual count cue calc entering calculator cue menu ...

Page 28: ...amp 2 headphone output amplifier 3 optical 1 pre amp 4 optical 2 pre amp 5 optical 3 pre amp 6 mag 1 pre amp 7 mag 2 pre amp 8 line in pre amp Basic adjustments are see fig 20 76a master sound control with level treble bass balance 76b switching stereo mono When the audio is set to both loudspeakers LS STEREO LS left selected channel left is reproduced as mono on two channels LS right selected cha...

Page 29: ... optical pre amps are stereo mono switchable Each pre amp has it own level treble bass and balance adjustment 76i Mag 1 2 Magnetic sound fig 25 26 Level and sound adjustment for Mag 1 SEPMAG 1 Mag 2 SEPMAG 2 Mag 1 and 2 can also be used for COMMAG All magnetic pre amps are stereo mono selectable which is useful in case you have a 1 channel source enabling to monitor on both loudspeakers Each pre a...

Page 30: ...mple synchronous mode and the table stops give a little turn at the left or right friction film plate and the table will run again When this doesn t help one sensor could be out of alignment 6 4 UNIVERSAL COUNTER fig 12 page 15 The New Line Steenbeck film tables also have a new generation counter board and display Comparing this counter and display with the famous hello series counter the new type...

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Page 39: ... film All drive commands can be given with this foot control Push buttons red are for start running in sync speed and the next push is STOP You also can go directly from sync forward to sync reverse without pushing for stop When the table is in STOP you can use the foot pedal for variable speed between 0 and 125 frames per second When the table is in sync speed you can push the foot pedal to incre...

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