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General| Type | Slide Projector |
|---|---|
| Model | S-AV 1030 |
| Brand | Kodak |
| Light Source | Halogen Lamp |
| Slide Format | 35mm |
| Tray Capacity | 80 slides |
| Focus | Manual |
| Lamp Type | Halogen |
| Slide Capacity | 80 slides |
| Power Supply | 220V |
| Weight | Approximately 6 kg |
Description of the projector's integrated power cord, approximately 2.2 meters long.
Identifies the projector's 6-pole socket for connecting accessories like remote controls.
Details the forward and reverse slide change buttons on the projector.
Locates the slide gate where slides are inserted for projection.
Describes the focusing knob and position indicator for lenses.
Indicates the location of the fan vent for projector cooling.
Locates the main power switch for the projector.
Hole for mounting the receiver of the KODAK S-AV Infrared Remote Control.
Identifies controls for vertical and horizontal lamp adjustment.
Locates the heat filter within the projector's optical path.
Details standard and alternative positions for condenser lenses for different slides.
Location for storing a spare projector lamp.
The door providing access to the projector's lamphouse.
Carrier for various KODAK RETINAR lenses and rack focusing lenses.
Integrated handle for transporting the projector.
Mechanism to secure the slide tray on the projector.
Adjustable foot for leveling the projector.
Switch to enable or disable the autofocus feature on the S-AV 1030 model.
Built-in timer for automatic slide changes on the S-AV 1030 model.
Instructions for connecting the projector's mains lead to the power supply.
Guidance on placing the projector on a stable surface and ensuring proper ventilation.
Details on acceptable slide sizes and thickness for projection.
Advice against using damaged or warped slides to prevent mechanism issues.
Step-by-step guide on how to correctly attach and lock a slide tray onto the projector.
Information on suitable KODAK RETINAR lenses and lenses with rack focusing.
Notes older 28mm and 35mm lenses with special condensers are not suitable.
Setting the standard condenser for 24x36mm slides and 40x40mm slides.
Guidance on using the special condenser lens with longer focal length lenses.
Importance of checking the projector's voltage label before connecting to mains.
Procedure for checking and adjusting lamp filament alignment for optimal brightness.
Instructions on using the projector's adjustable feet for proper leveling.
How to focus the projected image using lens adjustments and remote control.
Overview of methods for advancing slides: projector buttons, interval timer, and remote controls.
Procedure for removing and replacing the slide tray, including zero position.
Setting up for continuous projection with 81 slides using interval timers.
Using tape recorders to control slide changes via pulses recorded on an AV track.
Operating multiple projectors simultaneously using twin sockets and connection cables.
Recommendations for professional servicing after 1000 hours of operation.
Guidelines for cleaning projector optics, lenses, and heat filters.
Troubleshooting common issues like lamp failure, image illumination, and control malfunctions.
Listing of KODAK RETINAR S-AV 1000 and S-AV 2000 lenses.
Details on the KODAK CAROUSEL S-AV 2000 Slide Tray for 80 slides.
Information on KODAK S-AV Infrared and CAROUSEL Remote Controls, including extension cables.
Details on KODAK CAROUSEL Twin Socket Model B for simultaneous connections.
Specifies the KODAK CAROUSEL Interval Timer for the S-AV 1010 projector.
Information on KODAK S-AV Cassette Recorder 200 for AV control track.
Mention of the KODAK CAROUSEL Carrying Case for transport.
Details on slide feed, formats, lens carrier, slide change time, and tilt capability.
Information on the lamp type, life, and effective light intensity.
Factors affecting the projector's operating range: ambient temperature and mains voltage.
Specifications for voltages, power consumption, mains lead, and fuses.
Lists electrical safety requirements and radio interference suppression standards met.
Details on the 6-pole socket for accessories and pulse durations for slide changes.
Description of the automatic slide focusing system for the S-AV 1030 projector.
Provides physical dimensions and weight of the projector with and without slide tray.
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