Operating Instructions

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3. The film must move evenly along the path designated
by the threading guide line.
4. The film loops
must be maintained.
caulion: It is possible to run film through the camera without
taking satisfactory pictures,
when the pulldown does not en-'
gage the film perforations. This is because the
main driving
force comes from the sprocket.
Always make certain that the
pulldown engages the film perforations.
Close the film chamber and lock it by pushing the
door lock toward CLOSE and turning it 'one-half turn
in the direction of the arrow. When you close the door
the tension lever will automatically close so that it
will ride against the film on the take-up spool. The
rear FOOTAGE LE VER will ride against the film on the
supply spool.
nole: Never force the door. If it does not close easily, a foreign
object
may be obstructing it. Forcing the door can cause it to
spring at
the hinges and cause light leak .
the 200-foot film chamber
The accessory 200-foot film chamber is removed from
the mechanism half of the camera in the same man-
ner as the 100-foot film chamber (page 3); replace
it
on the mechanism half (page 4) and unload (page
13) as described for the 100-foot chamber.
to load the 200-foot film chamber - The 200-foot
film
chamber is supplied with a 200-foot and a 100-
foot spool. Save the spools and use them for take-up
spools
when you load the camera. A short strip of
film is provided to practice threading.
nole: If the motor is run down, turn the motor crank a few
turns before threading the film chamber.
1 Turn the DOOR LOCK counterclockwise and remove
the door.
2 Hold the FILM METER ARM to the right and remov e
the spool from the SUPPLY SPINDLE.
3 Press in the two CLAMP RELEASES and open the
two SPROCKET CLAMPS.