Navitar 560, User Manual

Page 1: ...Navitar Xenon 560 750 High Intensity Slide Projector The World Leader in Image Quality...

Page 2: ...to cool before handling When necessary clean the bulb with ordinary rubbing alcohol only when the bulb is cool Place the bulb on a soft secure surface away from table edges Never operate the bulb with...

Page 3: ...ing the Lamp Position 18 Slide Burning Picture Flicker 20 Slide Moisture Problems 21 Units with Dissolve Module Dissolve Interface 24 Safety Precautions 26 Location of Components 28 Troubleshooting 29...

Page 4: ...uld be worn at all times Avoid direct exposure or viewing of an energized bulb in order to prevent ultraviolet damage Allow bulb to fully cool before handling Handle bulb only by the ends To clean a b...

Page 5: ...boardroom conference system The Random Access series Xenon models 560RAK 560RARS 232 750RAK and 750 RARS 232 allow you to randomly access any slide in the tray in any sequence required as well as pre...

Page 6: ...ocus Knob Caution Label Slide Projector Slide Tray Lamp House Projection Lens Power Supply Unit Operating Switch Warning Label Adjustable Screw Leg Power Switch Power Lamp Rear Side Caution Label Slid...

Page 7: ...Front View 560 750 System Diagrams 5 Rear View Lens Port Storage Compartment Power Connector Remote Control Connector Dissolve Control Connector Dissolve Module Optional...

Page 8: ...e Select Lever By pressing the lever you can freely rotate the slide tray Focus Knob Turn the knob to manually focus the lens Dissolve Module Standard on 560DM 750DM projectors Contains a shutter cam...

Page 9: ...adjusted as far in as possible when shipping to avoid damage Slide Gate Loads each slide into the projector from the slide tray Projection Lens A wide variety of Navitar slide projection lenses are a...

Page 10: ...screwdrivers 2 Place the projector on a flat stable surface and adjust leveling feet by turning This revents the projector from rocking Make sure the projector is turned off and unplugged from the wal...

Page 11: ...e is exercised If you have any questions regarding the installation of the Xenon lamp please call Navitar at 1 800 828 6778 4 Gently lift off the lamp house top cover Unhook the white connector and pl...

Page 12: ...ion tip of the lamp should be positioned upwards at 12 o clock 9 Replace the lamp house top cover Reconnect the white connector and replace the four 4 white thumbscrews 10 Plug the power cord into the...

Page 13: ...ubber plugs to expose the three 3 adjustment holes The larger Phillips screwdriver may inserted through each hole to adjust the lamp position The left adjustment A will move the image of the light alo...

Page 14: ...t is toward you The condition is similar to that of a lamp operated in the vertical position 15 The projector is now ready to operate Plug in the remote control if required 16 If you notice any damage...

Page 15: ...bulb fails to strike check to make sure that the positive wire is securely tightened down and that there is no leakage to the ground 6 Load the projector with a slide tray Align the 0 position of thet...

Page 16: ...0 Series there is a heat absorbing flat mirror Take care not to leave finger prints stains or scratches on the surface of the elliptical mirror the flat mirror or the Xenon bulb If the mirrors are smu...

Page 17: ...rn the Xenon projector and lamp on off by remote control It ties into the control system 1 Fan ON OF 2 3 Lamp ON OFF 4 5 Lamp ON Answer 6 7 Zero Detection Output 8 To be OPEN in case of ZERO 9 Lamp FU...

Page 18: ...best to use an empty slide frame without film or glass for this adjustment When your lamp is not adjusted properly it will not produce the best possible illumination and you might damage your slides o...

Page 19: ...de frame without film or glass Readjust the screws so that the cone of light fills the slide area with no hot spots and so there is no bluish coloring or fringes at the slide area edges 7 Reinstall th...

Page 20: ...When this adjustment is done properly the flickering may correct itself The Xenon lamp contains two probes inside a quartz envelope contain ing Xenon gas When a very high current and voltage is introd...

Page 21: ...ove the four white screws and lift off the top cover 3 Locate the black magnet above the reflector If adjustment is re quired loosen the Phillips head screw holding the magnet cylinder to the bracket...

Page 22: ...3 Use new Wess Mount AHX high definition glassless slide mounts Free samples were enclosed with your Navitar Xenon projector For more information on AHX glassless slide mounts call Wess Plastic Inc a...

Page 23: ...he dissolve module into the pre drilled holes The shutter blades fit between the flat plane mirror and the condenser lens 5 Once the dissolve module is secured connect the white connector located behi...

Page 24: ...onverts the signals from the dissolve controller to operate the Xenon projector dissolve mechanism VR 1 Dissolve Shutter Adjuster Open VR 2 Dissolve Shutter Adjuster Close Dissolve Interface Connector...

Page 25: ...sition between the cam and pin as it is shown in the diagram 3 Turn on the three set up switches on your Navitar Dissolve Interface unit Rotate the variable resistor O to adjust the relationship betwe...

Page 26: ...tor electrically for safety Before changing the lamp read the safety precautions and observe them Be careful not to connect the lamp to the wrong polarity Supply low ripple current for lamp Avoid proj...

Page 27: ...lamp a starter including a high tension generator is provided Careful consider ation for safety is necessary To prevent the generation of ozone gas by radiated ultraviolet rays the bulb contains a sma...

Page 28: ...4 Rotary Switch 1A154A084 01 5 Terminal 1J171Y043 10 6 Transformer 1A164A101 01 7 Blower 1A165F038 01 8 DC Power Supply Assembly 1A816C608 01 560 Series Location of Components 26 DC Power Supply Assem...

Page 29: ...1A154A084 01 5 Terminal 1J171Y043 10 6 Transformer 1A164A101 01 7 Blower 1A165F038 01 8 DC Power Supply Assembly 1A816C605 09 9 Blower 1A165F033 06 750 Series Location of Components 27 DC Power Suppl...

Page 30: ...no housing P N 1A159A035 01 560 Series black housing or P N 1A817S006 01 750 Series 70V or less is across the starter 12V is not present between pins 15 14 of IC Q1 Check the connector CN12 P N 1A172A...

Page 31: ...29 560AF DM Schematic Diagrams...

Page 32: ...30 750AF DM Schematic Diagrams...

Page 33: ...31 560 750 RAK RARS232 Schematic Diagrams...

Page 34: ...c III AMT The Random Access Series uses a Navitar ColorPro projector Manual Controls Forward Reverse Focus Auto Focus On Off 3 22 second timer Slide Size 35mm Slide Slide Tray 80 Slide Tray recommende...

Page 35: ...hic III AMT The Random Access Series uses a Navitar ColorPro projector Manual Controls Forward Reverse Focus Auto Focus On Off 3 22 second timer Slide Size 35mm Slide Slide Tray 80 Slide Tray recommen...

Page 36: ...sition Horizontal 15 Lamp Life 500 1000 hours Brightness Lux 4300 750AF 750DM 750RAK 750RARS 232 Navitar Part XB 750 Rated Input Power 750W Rated Current 37A DC Lamp Voltage 20 2V DC Color Temperature...

Page 37: ...ght 15 lbs Color Black Power Switch The main power switch for this unit When the switch is turned on the internal lamp lights Set Up Switch Turn the three set up switches to the ON position switch is...

Page 38: ...ect MDC200 with PAX by a cable that is supplied as an option Note An AVL Type Input Connector and a Dataton Type Input Connec tor cannot be connected simultaneously to a dissolve controller OUT Connec...

Page 39: ...e MDC200 com pletely corresponds with the power supply of the dissolve controller Take power for the MDC200 from the AVL Dataton Dissolve Controller If you take power from other sources there may be a...

Page 40: ...ector DISSOLVE CONTROLLER AVL etc C B A A A B B C C OUT IN 1 MDC200 PROJECTOR DM SERIES DM SERIES PROJECTOR PROJECTOR 560 750 DM SERIES To Audio Amp Cue Signal Dataton Type Input Connector DATATON S P...

Page 41: ...by someone other than Navitar Further this warranty does not cover any routine maintenance work that is reasonably expected to be performed by the purchaser No responsibility is assumed for unsatisfa...

Page 42: ...Protective clothing and safety glasses should be worn at all times Avoid direct exposure or viewing of an energized bulb in order to prevent ultraviolet damage Allow bulb to fully cool before handling...