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User Guide for the KAPtery
SliderPro 200
See this guide at KAPtery.com/guides
Technical support: http://kaptery.com/contact/
The three components of the
SliderPro 200,
along with
a digital camera and certain Kodak slide projectors,
allow the unattended copying of every color slide in a
slide tray or stack loader.
1.
The
SliderLamp
replaces the too bright (and also
hot, fragile, and expensive) halogen projector lamp.
2.
Your digital camera rests horizontally on the
SliderPlate
at the level of the slide
projector’s lens.
3.
Your camera and projector can be operated
automatically with the
SliderSwitcher
.
All changes made to the slide projector are temporary
–
the projector can be returned to normal function in a
few minutes.
SliderLamp
With some Kodak projectors that allow the lamp
housing to be removed, the
SliderLamp
can slide in to
replace the housing and illuminate the slide. Set the
original lamp housing aside in a safe place
–
it can be
reinserted for normal use.
The
SliderLamp
includes a 2.5 watt LED lamp and three
diffusers to provide a bright, even, background light.
The
SliderLamp
comes with a 12 volt power supply so it
is independent of the projector’s power
.
The LED lamp snaps into place at the rear of the
SliderLamp
. After handling the
SliderLamp
, check to
make sure the lamp is well seated.
The
SliderLamp
housing should be slid (angled and
wiggled) into the projector lamp cavity and positioned
to produce even illumination for the slide. The front of the
SliderLamp
should b
e at least 3/4” from
the slide (to keep
the front diffuser out of focus range). Some projectors will not allow the
SliderLamp
to get any closer than that. Some
trial and error may be required to find the best position for the
SliderLamp
, but any position will produce results that
look good to the unaided eye. Aim the
SliderLamp
a bit to the left (from the rear of the projector) and results should be
