Commands and Effects, Dissolve, Selecting Slides

COMMANDS AND EFFECTS

Overview

The following table gives and overview of all commands and effects. All commands with * can also be used for projection with a single EKTAPRO 7010, 7020, 9010 or 9020 Projector!

Function	Code

* Setting dissolve times	801 - 899
(Soft Slide Change in
single projection)

* Random Access	0 - 160

Fade (MASTER)	770

Fade (SLAVE)	707

Alternate (Crossfading	777
without slide change)

* Freeze	789

Independent Projector	980
Control Mode

Parallel Projection Mode	970
Activate Focus for SLAVE˚	666˚

Reactivating of the dissolve	990
mode

* Remote Security Mode	989

* Rest	999

* Auto-Timer	600 - 660

˚ Function is inactivated for
models 7010 and 9010!

Tip

•The last code input via the numerical keypad of the IR remote control remains stored. If the command has to be reinput, it is only necessary to press the <*> key.

•If you input an incorrect figure on the numerical keypad of the IR remote control, press clear <C> before reinputting your figure.

DISSOLVE

Basic setting

After switching on you can immediately begin a dissolve presentation. Dissolving takes place with a default time of 0.5 seconds. As soon as you press the transport forwards button of the remote control both slide trays go to position 1 and the MASTER projector fades the no. 1 slide up at the specified time. If you push the button again the first dissolve happens: slide no. 1 is faded down in the specified time and at the same time slide 2 is automatically faded up. Then the slide tray of the MASTER projector is automatically transported one position further and the projector is ready for the next dissolve. The dissolve process also functions in the same way when you push the transport backwards button.

Notes:

You can interrupt a presentation if the dissolve time is greater than one second. If a dissolve has already started, it can be interrupted by pressing the forward button again at lest 1 sec into the dissolve. The presentation will move on to the next slide. Continuously pressing the forward button will interrupt each dissolve after one second and move on to the next.

Dissolve times with IR remote control

You can input dissolve times of

0 seconds (so-called hard cut) up to a long dissolve of 9.9 seconds in increments of a tenth of a second.

The numerical combinations of

800 ...899 on your remote control are reserved for this. Please ensure that you press the ENTER button <*> after inputting the relevant combination. Only then is the command received by the projector and the time stored. As soon as you press the transport button on your remote control, the first dissolve takes place.

Examples:

If you want a dissolve time of

1 s :➔ Input <810> and confirm with <*>.

5.5s :➔ Input <855> and confirm with <*>. 0 s (Hard Cut) :➔ Input <800> and confirm with <*>.

Important

The dissolve time you have input is retained until you overwrite it with a new time (via the IR remote control). After a reset (switching off and back on again) the time you have input with the IR remote control is deleted (see Basic setting).

SELECTING SLIDES

As in the case of individual projection, you can transport backwards and forwards at will, or select slides directly (random access). The slide sequence is always retained and the projector which is currently “dark” is automatically carried to the next slide in your presentation.

9020, 7020, 7010, 9010 specifications

Kodak has long been a prominent name in the printing industry, and its line of multifunctional devices, specifically the Kodak 9020, 7010, 7020, and 9010 printers, showcases the brand's commitment to innovation and quality.

The Kodak 9020 is engineered for high-volume printing environments, offering speeds of up to 90 pages per minute. This model features advanced color technology, ensuring vibrant and accurate color reproduction while maintaining efficiency. It's equipped with a robust 10-inch touchscreen interface, making navigation and operation intuitive for users. Moreover, the printer supports various media types and sizes, catering to diverse printing needs, from standard documents to high-quality marketing materials.

In contrast, the Kodak 7010 is tailored for small to medium-sized offices that require reliable functionality without compromise. With print speeds of up to 70 pages per minute, it strikes a balance between performance and affordability. The Kodak 7010 provides automatic duplex printing and a reliable scanning feature, enhancing productivity and reducing paper costs. Additionally, it boasts advanced security features, ensuring sensitive information remains protected.

The Kodak 7020 builds on the features of the 7010 while offering enhanced scanning capabilities. It is capable of scanning double-sided documents efficiently, making it ideal for businesses that frequently handle multi-page forms and reports. The printer offers a range of connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and Ethernet, enabling seamless integration into existing office networks.

Lastly, the Kodak 9010 is designed for users who need a machine that excels in both printing and scanning. It offers print speeds comparable to the 9020 while including advanced document capture solutions. This model has an automatic document feeder that can handle multiple pages, allowing for quick processing of large jobs. The 9010 also integrates advanced cloud capabilities, making it easier to print from mobile devices and cloud storage services.

All four models represent Kodak’s dedication to providing versatile, efficient, and reliable solutions for diverse business needs. With a combination of robust features, user-friendly interfaces, and advanced technologies, these printers aim to enhance productivity while minimizing operational costs, making them ideal choices for both small and large enterprises. Whether it’s high-speed printing, advanced scanning capabilities, or tight security measures, the Kodak 9020, 7010, 7020, and 9010 models cover a comprehensive range of office printing requirements.