Polaroid SX70 manual Collimator Figure, Location of new collimator target

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Figure 3-3 Location of new collimator target

d. Set the power supply to the AMPS position. b. Remove front cover from camera.

c. Insert the pack simulator into the camera as you would a film pack (with the contact down). Close the camera S7 switch using the actuator.

2. Collimator (Figure 3-2)

When performing several of the Comprehensive Tester checks, a requirement of the test is that the camera lens be correctly collimated. For this reason and because the lens can be checked simply and rapidly, the collimation checks should be done before Comprehensive Tester checks. Collimation for the SX-70 camera is done on the special collimator as indicated below.

a. Collimation of the Split Image Viewing System.

NOTE : If the collimator is not available, set the focus wheel to infinity and look at a scene at least 200 feet away. Observe that the focus is sharp within a tolerance of -1 tooth to +2 teeth beyond the infinity setting of the focus wheel.

NOTE : If an early vintage collimator is being used, a new adhesive backed label must be added to the target in the position show in Figure 3-3.

(1)Remove the camera front cover and load the camera onto the horn of the collimator #321564 (Figure 3-2). (The collimator uses a rear illuminated target so no additional equipment is needed).

(2)Turn on the collimator light

(3)View the added target with the focu wheel set to infinity.

(4)Compare the observed conditions with the examples shown in Figure 3-4. As indicated (best case), the upper part of the vertical line should be aligned with the bottom part of the line or it may be displaced to the right. (If displaced to the right - acceptable -, it should still be touching the lower part of the line.

(5)If the upper part of the line is displaced to the right so far that it does not touch the lower part of the line or if it is displaced to the left (out of tolerance), the tolerance levels are exceeded and the camera must be rejected. Corrective procedures are outlined in Section IV.

b. Collimation of Non-Split Image Viewing System

(1)Turn on the collimator light source.

Figure 3-2 Typical collimation conditions

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Contents Page Page General Description DescriptionOpening the Camera Camera OperationStarting the Automatic Mechanism Loading the Film packViewing and focusing Setting the exposure counterViewing and shooting Exposures using flash Completing the film packDeveloping the print Closing the camera Shutter Description Ambient Light Mode11 a Location & Arrangement of internal parts Shutter Description Flash Mode Page 14 S5 being opened by the recock ram Gear train Page Introduction Power SourceLens Viewing and Exposing SystemViewfinder optics exposing Fresnel Figures 2-3 a and 2-3 BFresnel screen Mirrors ViewfinderFlare baffle Camera Elctronics 1. GeneralSX-70 Switch locations Switch functionsS3 Being opened by recock ram S4 Switch operating configurations Function Sequence Switch Function TablePage Flash Timing Sequence Chart Shutter, exploded view Shutter Mechanical Details FigureA Solenoid S2 operation Sequence of Operations Film Processing ComponentsPage Max Introduction Initial Tests III TroubleshootingSX-70 Cmaera Repair Inspection Procedure Test Equipment Operation Power supply and pack simulator FigureLocation of new collimator target Collimator FigureDisengaging the idler gear Comprehensive tester Comprehensive Testers -6Model B Camera tester Model B Camera Tester Light Leak Tester Figure Comparalumen Light Levels TableLight leak test system Flash Simulator Board Figure10 Manual camera tester Manual Function Tester FigureManual Function Test Sequence Exit Pupil Test Optical System13 Aligning the exit pupil gage Entrance Pupil TestConcave Mirror Distortion Check USE of Analysis ChartsFresnel Quality Check Collimation16 Fresnel standards chart 18 Flex circuit terminal locations Camera/Shutter Isolation19 Test points on SX-70 shutters Camera Analysis ChartsPage Front COVER/SPREAD Roll Assembly InstallationRemoval Front cover hinge studs Repairs / Adjsutments Loose Front CoversBending the stop latch Interference Between Front and Bottom Covers Top Spread Roll LoosenessReplacing the Light Shield Cam Front cover light shield cam Mirror Cover / Boot AssemblyBoot retaining screws