Without
Slide
Tray
Insert
a slide,
correctly
oriented,
into
the
projector
gate.
Push the slide
down
into
the
gate as far as
it
will go.
After
viewing the slide, depress the select bar
to
eject the slide
from
the gate.
The
slide can
now
be reoriented
(if
neces-
sary)
or
replaced by
another
slide and then loaded
into
a
slide tray.
Slides
of
any type
or
thickness
(up
to
Ya
inch) can
be
shown by
this
method.
With
Slide
Tray
Put
the tray
of
slides on the projector. Remove the lock ring
from
the tray.
To
edit a slide after viewing, depress
firmly
and hold
down
the select bar; then remove the slide
from
the
tray.
If
you wish
to
project
a slide while you are
changing
slide
trays,
insert
the slide
into
the
projector
gate before
putting
the
slide tray in
position.
If
you want the screen
to
be dark
after you have
shown
a tray
of
slides,
insert
a 2 x 2-inch
piece
of
thin
cardboard
into
the gate before putting on the
slide tray.
The
extra slide
or
piece
of
cardboard (only one
can
be
put
in
the
gate) will enter the
blocked-off
space in the
slide tray
during
projection and
be
returned
to
the gate
when the slide tray is removed. You can leave
it
in the gate
and use
it
each
time
you
project
a tray
of
slides.
AFTER
THE
SHOW
1.
Remove the
slide
tray; then slide
the
power
switch
to
OFF.
2.
Lower
the
front
of
the
projector
by
turning
the elevating
wheel. Retract
the
leveling foot.
3. Retract the lens by
turning
the
focus
knob.
4.
Unplug
the
power
and
remote-control
cords. Fold the
power
cord by
putting
the
two
ends
of
the cord
together
and
folding
it
in
about
4-inch lengths. Fold the
remote-control
cord
in the same manner.
Put
the
cords
into the cord
com-
partment
in the
bottom
of
the projector.
CARE
OF
THE
PROJECTOR
After
use,
it
is good practice
to
make sure
that
the
power
cord is
disconnected
and
that
the
projector
has cooled
sufficiently before attempting
to
clean the
projector
or
re-
place a lamp.
Cooling
can
be
accelerated
by
running the
projector
with the
power
switch
set
at FAN.
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