RCA 400 User Manual

TECHNICAL DATA
NOTE: The instructions contained in this
manual also apply to the 50 cycle equip-
ments MI-1338-F and MI-1345-F.
Power Required
1000 watts - with 750 watt lamp - MI-1338
1150 watts - with 1000 watt lamp - MI-1338
975 watts - with 750 watt lamp - MI-1345
1150 watts - with 1000 watt lamp - MI-1345
105 to 125 volts
60 cycles
Projector Lens
Speed: f/1.6
Focal Length: 2 inches with a field flattener element
Coated on all air to glass surfaces
Projection Lamp
750 watt, 115 volt, T12P
Sound Lamp
3/4-ampere, 4-volt, prefocused,
S-8 double contact
Tube Complement
MI-1338 MI-1345
1 RCA 6J7 1 RCA 6SL7GT
1 RCA 6J5 2 RCA 50L6GT
1 RCA 6SL7GT 1 RCA 6V6GT
3 RCA 6V6GT 1 GE 12AY7
1 RCA 5Y3GT 1 RCA 921
1 RCA 921
Amplifier Fuse
"Senior" model only
1-1/2 amperes Type 3AG (time lag)
(5 spares furnished)
Amplifier
Junior — MI-1345 — 7 watts rated output
6 — 8 ohms impedance
Senior - MI-1338 — 10 watts rated output
6 — 8 ohms impedance
Dimensions, Carrying Case
MI-1338
inches
Length 15-1/2
Height 15
Width 10
W-1312-B
inches
19-5/8
15-5/8
9-1/4
MI-1312-A MI-1345
inches inches
19-5/8 13-7/8
15-5/8 15
9-1/4 9-5/8
Weight
MI-1338 MI'1312-B
pounds pounds
Equipment 39-1/4 19
Shipping 46 26-1/2
MI-1312-A MI-1345
pounds pounds
20 33
27-1/2 39
WARNING: Do not operate the equipment
on any power frequency other than that
specified on the name plate or damage may
occur to the equipment.
DESCRIPTION
Application
The RCA Model 400, 16mm Motion Picture
Equipment is portable deluxe equipment designed
for high quality presentation of 16mm sound and
silent motion films. It can be set up for operation
in any suitable location where power of the re-
quired frequency and voltage is available — see
nameplate on equipment.
This equipment can be used with a microphone
or a phonograph for public address, either simul-
taneously with silent pictures or independently of
projection. It is also designed to give excellent
quality reproduction of full color motion pictures.
Components
The RCA 400 16mm Motion Picture Equipment
is available in two models:
1. The RCA 400 "Senior" which consists of
either an MI-1338 or an MI-1338-F Projector -
designed, respectively, for 60-cycle and 50-cycle
operation — with accessories, in its own carrying
case, and an MI-1312-B Speaker in another case.
2. The RCA 400 "Junior" which consists of
either an MI-1345 or an MI-1345-F (60 and 50
cycles, respectively) Projector with a Speaker and
Accessories in a single carrying case.
Additionally, the MI-1312-A Auxiliary Speaker
in a carrying case is available upon separate order
for use with either the "Senior" or the "Junior"
equipments.
OPERATION
Setting Up
Arrange the equipment as follows:
1. Place the projector on a sturdy table or
stand so that the distance from the front edge of
the table to the projection screen is about five
times the width of the screen. (This ratio holds for
a 2-inch projection lens such as is furnished with
the equipment.) Place the projector on the table
so that the end of the projector upon which the
reels are mounted is flush with the edge of the
table.
2. Remove the front cover of the projector.
Remove the accessories contained in the cover

RCA 400 Specifications

General

Power Supply	9V Battery
Type	Multimeter
Display Type	LCD
Dimensions	138mm x 69mm x 31mm
Weight	Approx. 170g (including battery)