Slide Tray Installation, Slide Tray Set-Up

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 tray and/or presentation:

1.Arrange your slides in the order you wish them to appear in the presentation. Orient them such that they are upright and reading correctly from left to right.

2.Rotate each slide to turn the image upside down (do not turn the slide over). Mark a sequential number in the upper right corner of each slide (this will be ex- tremely useful should the slides become mixed). Use a felt tipped market rather than a label that will be loosened by the heat.

3.Make sure the bottom metal plate on the slide tray is indexed into the “0” position (the plate will not rotate with respect to the top tray). Remove the top lock ring by rotating it counterclockwise.

4.Insert slide number 1 into slot “1”. The number written on the upper right corner of each slide should be at the top and facing the next higher numbered slot. Load all slides and replace and lock the top lock ring.

Slide Tray Installation

1.Center the tray over the post of the projector.

2.Gently rotate the tray until the “0” slide slot is at the index mark and the tray will drop into position. If the tray doesn’t drop into position, check if the lower metal plate is located in the zero position (rotate until it locks).

VIDEOMATE 2030P, VIDEOMATE 2030 specifications

The Kodak VIDEOMATE 2030 and VIDEOMATE 2030P are compact and innovative video capture solutions that emerged in the early 2000s, catering to both casual users and professionals alike who were looking for dependable video performance. Featuring advanced technology for their time, these devices provided a unique blend of functionality, ease of use, and quality.

The VIDEOMATE 2030 series was designed with a user-friendly interface, making it accessible for all levels of users. Whether for home video projects or more detailed video productions, the camera delivered impressive performance. One of the standout features was its ability to capture video at a resolution that ensured clarity and detail, contributing to high-quality outputs even in varying lighting situations.

Both models incorporated built-in video editing functionalities, allowing users to enhance their videos without the need for additional software. This made them particularly appealing for home users who preferred an all-in-one solution. The editing features ranged from basic cuts and transitions to more elaborate effects, proving to be a significant asset for those looking to add a creative touch to their videos.

In terms of connectivity, the VIDEOMATE 2030 and 2030P boasted versatile options such as USB ports for easy transfer of video files to computers or other devices. This connectivity was essential in an era when digital sharing was on the rise, enabling users to share their videos on social media platforms or burn them onto DVDs with relative ease.

The devices were powered by advanced compression technologies that allowed for longer recording times without sacrificing video quality. Users could capture extended events, like family gatherings or vacations, without the constant worry of running out of storage space.

The build of the VIDEOMATE 2030 and 2030P was compact and lightweight, ideal for portability. Users appreciated the ergonomic design, which allowed for comfortable handling during extended use. Additionally, the models featured intuitive controls and a digital LCD display for easy navigation.

In conclusion, the Kodak VIDEOMATE 2030 and 2030P stand out as pioneering products in the realm of video capture technology. Their combination of ease of use, editing capabilities, and solid video performance made them a popular choice among video enthusiasts at the time. They not only facilitated the recording and sharing of cherished memories but also laid the groundwork for future innovations in personal video technology.