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VIDEOMATE 2030/2030P
Video Slide Projector
Instruction Manual
The World Leader in Image Quality
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Table of Contents 3 Product Overview 4 Safety Precautions 5 Voltage Selection 7 Installation 9 Slide Tray Installation 11 Lamp/Fuse Replacement 13 Troubleshooting 15 Specifications 16 Appendix 17 Warranty 2
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Product Overview Product Overview Universities, boardrooms, and conventions have the common goal of effective information communication. Today’s individual is continually being bombarded by sophisticated media presentation. To compete effectively for his attention (and retention) one must utilize similar techniques. The basis for most current efforts is elec- tronic data manipulation. A picture is still “worth a thousand words”, therefore, in may presentations there is a need to insert picture
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Safety Precautions Safety Precautions For safety, before connecting the projector to the main, ensure that the voltage selector is set to your main voltage and the required fuse is fitted. An incorrectly adjusted main voltage can damage the projector. To prevent damage to equipment and operating personnel, please observe the following precautions: Insure that the voltage source contains a satisfactory path to ground. Do not operate where fluids could come into contact with electrical components
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Voltage Selection Voltage Selection Check voltage setting. The Navitar VideoMate will be exported throughout the world to countries with differing mains voltages. The projectors are already set during manufacture to a fixed main voltage. 100-200V mains: Shipments to countries with 100 or 200V mains will be equipped with a 5A fuse. A spare fuse for replacement is also supplied. 220, 230, or 240V mains: Shipments to countries with 220, 230 or 240V mains will be equipped with 2.5A fuse. A spare
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Voltage Selection Voltage Selector Lock Ring Alignment Mark Tray Positioning Fuse Holder Index Mark 6
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Installation Installation Before installing please review precautions. For those users familiar with both the operation of 35mm slide projector and their own video displays, the following is an abbreviated start-up procedure. 1. Check the voltage setting before powering on. Make sure that the setting is correct. In addition, the fuse needs to be checked. 2. Plug in power cable. 3. Connect peripheral equipment to the BNC and/or S- Video Connector located under the lamp module. 4. Make sure
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Installation 9. To shut down the system, hold down the select bar and rotate the slide tray to the “0” index position. Set the power switch to “off”. 10. For instructions regarding setting up slide tray changing lamps, etc., refer to the appropriate section of the manual. IRIS Knob FOCUS Knob Select Bar ZOOM Knob Lamp module 4-Pin Mini Din (V/C) S-Video BNC (Composite Video) 8
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Slide Tray Installation Slide Tray Set-Up This system was designed to permit usage of prepared presentations without reorientation of the slides in the tray. Your new Navitar VideoMate will accept Kodak Ektapro 80, Kodak Ektagraphic 80 for holding 80 slides with a maximum slide mount thickness of 3.2mm and Kodak Carousel Transvue 140 Slide Tray for holding 140 slides with a maximum mount thickness of 1.6mm. We recom- mend the 80 slide tray more maximum reliability. For those setting up a new tr
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Slide Tray Installation Slide Tray Removal To remove the tray from the projector without losing slides: 1. Hold the selector bar down and rotate the tray back to the zero index position. 2. Lift the tray at a point opposite the index mark. Slide Tray Jam The tray may jam if a damaged slide is caught in the gate. To release the tray: 1. Move the power switch to “off”. 2. Push the select bar down and the slide should come up. If the tray is still jammed: 1. Hold the release tab on the project
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Lamps/Fuse Replacement Lamps The VideoMate will function with either of the following 82 volt or 85 watt lamps. One provides a higher color temperature, with the other exhibits a much longer life. Do not use 82 volt, 25-300 watt slide projection lamps or your equipment will suffer severe damage. Life Color Lt amp Vt ol Wat (Hours) Temp. E2 SH 85802K 5 2950 E2 SJ* 85804K 3350 * Standard lamp supplied. Replacement of the Lamp The entire illumination system is contained in a unit called a lamp mod
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Lamps/Fuse Replacement 4. Reverse the procedure to insert a new lamp (make sure the new lamp is properly seated). 5. Lock the new lamp in place with wire bail. Fuses Always switch off the projector and unplug the main lead before replacing a fuse. Avoid the risk of fire, replace only with a fuse of same type and rating. Simply pull out the fuse holder, remove the blown fuse and fit the required replacement. 1. 1 x T2.5 A H/250 V for 220, 230 and 240V 2. 1 x 5A Slownblow/250 V for 100, 115 a
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Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Symptom #1: After switching on, projector is not operable. Possible Cause: 1. All equipment not “powered up”. Check outlets and individual unit (monitor, video projector, etc.). 2. Check input voltage selector. 3. Lamp blown. Look in film gate for “light on condition”. Also depress select bar to check for stuck gate shutter. 4. Fuse is blown. Check fuse and replace if necessary. 5. Wait 1 minute with the power switch off and try to restart. 6. Bad cables.
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Troubleshooting Symptom #4 Image too dark or too light. Possible cause: 1. Illumination level inadequate. Set knob “I” as required. 2. Monitor not adjusted properly. Symptom #5 Image not sharp. Possible cause: 1. Adjust focus knob. 2. Illumination level is too high or too low. Adjust illumination knob. 3. Monitor not adjusted. 4. Substandard cabling. Make sure cables are “ground shield video” grade. Symptom #6 Image does not stabilize. Possible cause: Improper “sync” signal. Check peri
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Specifications Camera Specifications PD ick-up Device 1/2" Interline Transfer CC P) ixel Count 752 (H) x 582 (V Cc olor Filter Complimentary Color Mosai S) ignal System PAL Standard (NTSC Available Hs orizontal Resolution 450 TV line Se ensitivity F1.4 (5 Lux), 3200K° color temperatur Gk enlock No genloc Sd /N Ratio 50dB standar Projector Specifications M5 odel Number 1-1238 Ps ower Comsumption 191 watts, 1.7 amp Pz ower 100-240 volt, 50H PJ rojection Lamp 82 votl, 85 watt GE ES S0 lide Projecto
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Appendix Appendix Due to transportation, the image position might shift from the factory setting. To correct this shift: 1. Remove the two plugs as shown in the figure below: 2. Using the Phillips screw driver, rotate screw #1 to adjust the vertical position and screw #2 to adjust the horizontal position. 3. Replace the hole plugs. Adjustment for Vertical Movement Screw #1 123456 123456 Adjustment for 123456 123456 123456 Horizontal Movement 123456 Screw #2 Do Not Rem
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Warranty 1 Year Parts /1 Year Labor This product is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of five years from the date of invoice to the original purchaser. If during the warranty period the product is found to be defective, it will be repaired or replaced at the facilities of Navitar. However, Navitar reserves the right to refund the purchase price if the replacement or repair is not commercially practical or timely. Parts not manufactured by Navitar carry on
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Navitar, Inc. 200 Commerce Drive Rochester, NY 14623 (716) 359-4000 phone (716) 359-4999 fax Internet http://navitar.com/ e-mail info@navitar.com 18
