Eumig MARK 607 D - User Manual

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MARK · 6070, MARK 6050
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' DUAL B SILENT PROJECTOR
- Focusing knob
How to operate your projector in a nutshell
o Plug in the projector. But first check
the
li ,n e (mains) voltage and
frequency.
8 Sw i ng up the reel arm. Place the
full reel (with super8 or single 8 film)
on the reel spindle and flip
over the
reel guard. (For regular 8 film, turn
to page 5.)
Place the universal film reel supplied
on the
fakeup-reel spindle.
8 Move the function switch to the
auto threading position.
S Feed the film end into the threading
slot until it is caught by the
threading
mechanism. The threading
meohanism
will do the rest.
o Move the function switch to the
forward with lamp position.

Summary

How to Operate Your Projector: A Nutshell Guide

Plug In and Check Power

Verify line voltage and frequency before plugging in the projector.

Mount Film Reels

Attach full reel to supply spindle and empty reel to takeup spindle.

Select Auto Threading

Move function switch to auto threading position for film loading.

Feed Film into Slot

Insert film end into the threading slot for automatic threading.

Start Projection Mode

Set function switch to forward with lamp to begin projection.

Important Safety Safeguards

General Safety Precautions

Read instructions, supervise children, avoid hot parts, check damaged cords, unplug when not in use.

Projector Setup and Preparation

Pre-Operation Checks

Ensure house current matches projector's voltage and frequency rating.

Film Format Selection

Initial Film Loading

Detailed Operation Guide

Basic Operation Sequence

Projection Adjustments

Playback Control Features

Slow Motion and Still Frame

Film Rewinding Options

Projector Maintenance and Care

Cleaning Film Path Components

Lens and Focusing Knob Cleaning

Replacing the Projection Lamp

Lamp Replacement Procedure

Detailed steps to safely remove and install a new projection lamp.

Eumig MARK 607 D Specifications

General

Film Format	Super 8
Amplifier output	5W
Lamp	12V 100W
Projection speed	18 and 24 fps
Sound	Magnetic
Recording	Magnetic recording
Power source	220-240V AC
Reel capacity	180 m (600 ft)