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To prevent damage to the equipment and operating
personnel, please observe the following precautions:
Set the projector voltage switch to the proper wall
outlet voltage for your country (USA = 120v and UK =
240v).
Make sure that the voltage source contains a satisfac-
tory path to ground.
Do not operate the unit where water or other fluids can
come into contact with the electrical components.
Maintain a six inch air space around all sides of the
equipment to allow for proper ventilation.
When changing the bulb:
1. Disconnect the electrical supply.
2. Allow the unit to cool.
3. Use only a General Electric 787 (6 volt, 10 watt)
lamp or the equivalent (Navitar part # 9-12126).
Higher wattage lamps will cause severe internal
damage to the camera and electronics.
There are no user serviceable components (other than
changing the lamp). Opening the unit will expose
dangerous voltage levels and sensitive electronic
components. All repairs should be performed by a
qualified technician.
To protect the unit from damaging condensation and
thermal shock, certain procedures must be followed:
1. In cold weather, always put the unit in a moisture
proof container or enclosure before transporting.
2. Either keep the unit warm during transportation or
allow sufficient time for it to warm up at the
destination. Keep the unit in the original moisture
resistant package while it warms up. (The goal is
to prevent warm, moist air from striking the cold
electronic and optical components which will
cause damaging condensation).
Never operate a cold projector to warm it up.
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