Approximate Distance in Feet from Projector to  Screen (KODAK Projection Lenses) 
Long 
110 Slides 
Dimension 
of 
126  Slides  135 Slides 
(13 
x 17  mm) 
Projected 
(28 
x 
28 
mm) 
(24 
x 
36 
mm)  in  2 x  2-inch  Mounts 
Picture 
Curved-field  102 
mm 
127 
mm 
102-152 
mm 
102 
mm 
127 
mm 
76 
mm
*  102 
mm
*  124 
mm
* 
178 
mm
*  100-150 
mm
*  76 
mm
*  102 
mm
*  124 
mm
* 
Fiat-field 
Lens  Lens  Lens  Lens 
Zoom 
Lens  Lens  Lens  Lens 
40" 
10  13
'/2 
17  23'/2  13'/2  to 20 
8 
10
'/2 
13 
50
" 
12
'/2 
16'1. 
21 
29  16'/2 
to 
25  10  13  16'/2 
60" 
15 
20  25  34
'/2 
20 
to 
30  11 
'/2 
15
'/2 
19'/2 
70" 
17'/2  23 
29  40'/2  23 
to 34'/2  13'/2  18  22'/2 
84" 
20
'/2 
27'/2 
34
'/2 
48  27'/2  to 41 
'/2 
16  21 
'/2 
27 
-These  flat-field lenses  are recommended  for slides mounted  in  glass. See  back cover for  list of  lenses. 
Approximate Dist.ance in  Metres from Projector to Screen 
Long 
Dimension 
126 Slides  135 Slides 
of 
Projected 
(26.5  x 
26.5 
mm) 
(22
.9 x  34.2  mm) 
Picture 
100 em  4.0 
to 
6.0 
125 
em 
4.9 to  7.4 
150 em  5.9 
to 
8.8 
175  em 
6.
8  to  10.2 
200 
em 
7.7 
to 
11.6 
To use 
the 
zoom  lens: 
1.  In
sta
ll 
the 
zoom lens by moving 
the 
focus 
knob 
toward 
the 
top 
of 
the 
projector 
and guid
in
g 
the 
l
ens 
into 
the 
projector
.  In
sert 
the 
lens  far 
enough 
into 
its 
recess so  th
at 
the 
gear 
teeth 
on 
the 
lens 
barre
l will be 
engaged by 
the 
gear 
on 
the 
focus-
knob 
shaft. 
2_ 
Rotate 
the 
focus 
knob 
until 
the 
pro-
jected 
image is sharp. 
3. 
Rotate 
the 
front 
part 
of 
the 
lens bar-
rel 
unti
l the image 
fi
lls the screen. 
4.  To 
obtain 
maximum  image 
sharp
-
ness 
and 
the desired image size, 
you 
may  need  to 
repeat 
steps  2 
and 
3 
al
ternate
l
y. 
SLIDE  TRAY 
Furnished 
with 
some projectors is 
the 
KODAK 
CAROUSEL
' 
TRANSVUE 
140 
Slide  Tray.  This 
tray 
is  made 
of 
a 
translucent 
material 
whieh allows you 
to see 
the 
slide-identification 
numbers 
on  the 
tray 
without  tu
rning 
on 
the 
roomlights. 
It 
ho
lds 
140 
slides in 2 x 
2-
inch 
cardboard 
or 
t
hi
n plastic 
mounts 
(not glass 
or 
m
eta
l mounts) 
up 
to 1/
16-
inch  thick.  Since  this 
tray 
was 
de-
signed to hold as many slides as possi-
ble, 
the 
slide 
compartments 
in 
the 
tray 
are qu
ite 
narrow. 
For 
this reason, 
your 
slide mo
un
ts should be in good condi-
tion. Mo
un
ts which 
are 
warped 
or 
bent 
may fail to drop from 
the 
tray 
into 
the 
projector. 
If 
this  happens, 
stra
igh
te
n 
the 
mount 
with 
your  fingers 
or 
place 
3
.1 
to 
4.7 
3.9 
to 
5.8 
4.6 
to 
6.9 
5.3 
to 
8.0 
6.0 
to 
9.1 
the 
slide 
in 
a  new  mount, su
ch 
as  a 
KODAK 
READY-MOUNT. 
Slides may n
ot 
drop 
if 
the 
front 
of 
the 
projector 
is 
ra
i
sed 
too 
h
ig
h. 
See 
"E
l
evatio
n
," 
page 
8. 
Clip 
off 
all 
mount 
corners  that  are 
frayed.  Do not attempt to project slides 
mounted 
with 
loose  or sticky tape. 
As 
the 
slide 
tray 
revolves, 
the 
nu
m-
ber 
of 
the s
li
de being projected wi
ll 
be 
opposite 
the 
gate 
index on the projec-
tor. 
You 
can 
obtain 
additiona
l 
slide 
trays 
fro
m 
yo
ur 
dea
l
er; 
see 
b
ac
k 
cover. 
LOCK  RING 
or  Adapters 
102-152 
mm 
102 mm 
178 
mm* 
100-150 
mm
*  65 
mm
*  76 
mm
*  102 
mm
* 
Lens 
Zoom 
Lens  Lens  Lens  Lens 
18
'/2 
10
'/2 
to 
16  14 
16'
/2 
22 
23 
13 
to 
19
'/2 
17  20
'/2 
27'/2 
27  15
'/2 
to 
23
'/2 
20
'/2 
24
'/2 
33 
31 
'/2 
18 
to 
27  24  28
'/2 
38 
37
'/2 
21 
'/2 
to 
32 
28
'/2 
34
'/2 
45
'/2 
Loading Slide Tray 
Check 
the 
bottom 
of 
the 
tray 
to make 
sure 
the 
INDEX 
HOLE 
is opposite 
the 
INĀ· 
DEX 
NOTCH. 
Hit 
isn't, slide 
th
e 
LATC
H in 
the 
direction 
shown by the arrow, 
and 
turn 
the 
bottom 
plate 
u
nti
l the 
in
dex 
hole points to 
the 
index 
notc
h. 
Then 
re
lease 
the 
l
atch
. 
Remove 
the 
LOCK 
RING 
from 
the 
tray 
by 
turning 
the 
ring 
in 
the 
di
rection 
of 
the 
arrow 
marked 
UNLOCK; 
then 
lift off 
the 
ring
. 
Insert 
a slide 
in 
each 
sl
ot 
in 
the 
tray
, 
with 
the 
top 
of 
the 
pict
u
re 
down. 
The 
printed 
border 
or 
emul
sion 
(dull) surface 
of 
a slide should face 
the 
next 
lower number. 
For 
exampl
e, 
the 
em
ulsion side 
of 
slide 
No.2 
should face 
toward 
slide 
No.1, 
No. 3 
toward 
No.2, 
etc. 
Repl
ace 
the 
lock ring, tu
rning 
it 
in 
the 
direction 
of 
the 
arrow 
marked 
LOCK 
until 
the 
ring 
is 
secure 
on 
the 
tray. 
TRAY INDEX  BAR 
GATE  INDEX 
PlaCing  Slide Tray on  Projector 
Place the loaded slide 
tray 
on the pro-
jector 
so 
that 
the hole in the 
center 
of 
the 
tray 
fits over 
the 
center 
post on the 
top 
of 
the projector. Then tu
rn 
the 
tray 
slowly 
until 
the 
TRAY 
I
NDEX 
BAR 
is 
op-
posite 
the 
GATE 
INDEX 
on 
the 
projector
. 
The 
tray 
will drop down 
into 
operating 
position  on 
the 
projector. 
If 
the 
tray 
doesn't 
drop  easily 
into 
place, 
check 
the 
alignment 
of 
the 
index  hole  and 
the 
index 
notch 
as  described 
under 
"Loading Slide 
Tray." 
N
OTE: 
The 
tray 
will 
drop 
far-
ther 
down on the 
projector 
dur-
ing 
the 
first slide-change  cycle. 
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