Kinoton FP 30 E Premiere - Auditorium Remote Operating Panel (Option)

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Operating Elements

Issue: 08/2012

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Table of Contents5
Safety11
Safety Notes11
General Hints11
Dangers When Working with the Projector11
Intended Purpose12
Guarantee and Liability12
Explanations of Symbols and Notes12
Special Hazard Points13
Electric Power Hazards13
Warning Risk of Fire14
Lamphouse Hazards14
Broken Glass14
Ultraviolet Radiation14
High Voltage14
Mechanical Danger15
Preventing Projector Damage15
Service16
Protective Devices17
Main Switch17
IR Reflex Film Break Sensor17
Film Stripper17
Lamphouse Door Switch18
Lamphouse Airflow Switch18
Transportation and Installation / Mounting19
Transportation19
Delivery or Equipment Variations19
Installation20
Place of Installation, Place of Operation20
Important Hints for Installation21
Additional Installation Hints22
Installing and Connecting the Lamphouse Components22
Connecting the Water Cooling (Option)23
Connecting the Projector24
Connecting the Non-Rewind System to the Projector24
Function and Components25
Components Overview25
Projection Drive25
Console25
Xenon Unit25
FP 50 E Variations26
Projector Head27
Film Gate and Film Track28
Film Pressure Skate28
The Dowser29
Single Aperture Plates (Only with Manual Lens Turret or Lens Holder)30
Aperture Changer (Option, Only with Electronic Lens Turret)30
Drive and Control31
Format Change with Three Lenses31
Format Change with Two Lenses Turret31
Changing the Format Combination32
Lens Holder32
Lens Turret (Option)33
Manual Lens Change33
Electronically Controlled Lens Change (Option)34
Focusing35
Manual Focusing with Lens Turret / Lens Holder35
Electronic Focusing with Lens Turret (Option)35
Electronically Controlled Lens Holder Focusing (Option)35
Rotating Shutter36
Intermittent Sprocket36
Framing36
Constant Speed Sprockets37
Reverse-Scan Sound Device (Analog and Optional DOLBY Digital / Upgradeable)38
Components38
DTS/SDDS Reader39
Film Cleaner (Option)39
Sound Tracks on the Films39
Film Transport Systems41
Friction Shafts with Film Spools41
Guide Roller Set for Operation42
With a Platter System (Option)42
Drive Components in the Projector Head43
Main Drive43
PREMIERE Intermittent Sprocket Drive44
Electronic Components44
Main Board and PREMIERE Intermittent Sprocket Drive in the Projector Console44
Other Electrical Components in the Projector Console45
Rectifiers45
Xenon Sensor (Option)46
Automation Systems46
Lamphouse Components47
Xenon Unit48
Xenon Bulb48
Mirror49
Operating Elements51
Projector Console51
Main Switch51
Projector Operating Panel52
Auditorium Remote Operating Panel (Option)53
Projector Lamphouse54
Ammeter54
Operating Hour Counter54
Fuse54
Main Switch55
Ignition Button55
Rectifier56
Operation and Troubleshooting57
Switch on and Start Projector / Stop and Switch off Projector57
Threading for Projection Operation58
General Threading58
Threading from a Non-Rewind / Platter System59
Different Projection Speeds60
General Keys60
Projection / Forward Running at 24 Fps or 25 Fps60
Reverse Running (Option with Reverse Running Unit)60
Projecting at VARIA Speed (Option)61
Change-Over Operation61
Operating a Pad Shoe Gently61
Troubleshooting62
General Hints62
Projector Troubleshooting Chart (Type 1 Errors)62
Projector Troubleshooting Chart (Type 2 Errors)62
Analog Sound64
Digital Sound64
Error Indication with Leds65
Interface Board65
FPS 300 Power Supply Unit65
Main Board66
Cleaning / Maintenance / Repair67
General Hints67
Cleaning67
Maintenance69
Repair and Adjustments70
Changing the Pilot Lamp70
Adjusting the Pressure of the Skate70
Adjusting the Film Pressure Skate Height71
Changing the 35 MM Film Runner Strips72
Adjusting the Lens Holder72
Changing a Constant Speed Sprocket / Pad Shoe73
Adjusting the Tension of the Pad Shoe Spring74
Adjusting the Distance between Pad Shoe and Sprocket74
Adjusting the IR Reflex Film Break Sensor74
Adjusting the Mechanical Friction75
Changing and Lubricating the Felt Disk of the Mechanical Friction76
Adjusting the Tension of the Friction Toothed Belt76
Changing the Xenon Bulb77
Adjusting the Illumination of Screen80
Adjusting the Intensity of Currents81
Checking the Light Arc Stabilizing Magnet81
Changing the Reflector82
Changing the Heat Filter85
Parts and Wearing Parts87
Film Gate Parts87
Feed/Bottom Sprocket Parts87
Guide Roller Parts87
Other Parts87
Parts for Drives and Motors90
Film Spools91
Friction Shafts and Interchangeable Flanges with Shafts91
Electronic and Control Parts91
MM Apertures for Aperture Changer91
Single Apertures91
Adapter Rings for 35 MM Lenses92
Xenon Bulbs and Adapters92
Technical Data, Circuit Diagrams and Plans of Terminal Connections93
Technical Data93
Projector93
Reverse-Scan Sound Device94
Lamphouse Data94
Plans of Terminal Connections95
Plan of X1 Main Terminal Connections95
Plan of X2 Terminal Strip for Projector Functions (Optional)96
EMK 1 (Option)97
Sound Output on 8-Pole Terminal Strip97
Block and Circuit Diagrams98
Block Diagram (Components Overview)98
Block Diagram (Power)99
Block Diagram (Signals)100
Main Board Components Overview101
Lamphouse for 230 V Mains Connection102

Kinoton FP 30 E Premiere - Auditorium Remote Operating Panel (Option)

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