Elmo

This manual pertains to the Altendorf F45 ELMO, a precision panel saw designed for professional woodworking applications. The F45 series is renowned for its robust construction, advanced engineering, and the integration of the ELMO electronic control system, which enhances operational efficiency and precision. While specific production years are not detailed, this guide covers the operational aspects of the F45 ELMO, emphasizing its reliability and advanced features that contribute to high-quality results in demanding workshop environments.

This manual pertains to the ELMO 16 CL, a 16mm projector designed for visual presentations. While specific production years and generations are not detailed, the ELMO 16 CL represents a commitment to reliable projection technology, intended for a variety of viewing environments. Its engineering focuses on delivering a consistent and clear visual experience.

The Elmo 350SL Macro is a Super 8 movie camera renowned for its advanced features and robust construction. Designed for both amateur and professional filmmakers, this camera boasts a versatile 9-54mm f/1.4 Macro Zoom Lens, offering exceptional creative flexibility. Its engineering prioritizes reliability and ease of use, incorporating features such as automatic exposure control with manual override, a through-the-lens viewfinder, and automatic film loading. The built-in intervalometer and power zoom further enhance its capabilities for capturing dynamic footage, making it a distinguished choice for Super 8 cinematography.

This manual covers the Elmo 412XL and 614XL Super 8 Movie Cameras. These cameras are designed for capturing film with their Super 8 format compatibility. Notable features include a zoom lens with varying focal lengths (8-32mm for the 412XL and 7-56mm for the 614XL), an aperture range of f/1.4 to f/22, and automatic exposure control. They operate using batteries and feature manual focus. The cameras are equipped with a halogen lamp for projection and an electric motor drive, projecting at 18 frames per second. While primarily silent film cameras, some models offer microphone input for sync sound. Additional functionalities include remote control capability and a self-timer, all housed within a plastic and metal body.

Welcome to the User Manual for the Elmo FP-A. This document provides essential information for operating and maintaining your vehicle. The Elmo FP-A is designed with quality and reliability in mind, offering a unique blend of performance and functionality for its intended use.

This manual pertains to the Elmo GP projector. While specific production years are not detailed, the Elmo brand is recognized for its commitment to quality and reliability in imaging technology. The GP model, designed for clear visual presentations, incorporates features such as manual focus adjustment, offering precise control for optimal image clarity.

This manual covers the Elmo GS-1200 Super 8 Projector. The GS-1200 is engineered for reliable performance and high-quality projection, making it a distinguished choice for enthusiasts and professionals alike. Its robust construction and precise film handling ensure a superior viewing experience.

The Elmo GS-800 is a 35mm slide projector designed for versatile use with interchangeable lenses and both manual and remote focus control. It features a 150W halogen lamp and supports rotary magazine or straight tray slide changers, offering convenience for presentations. The projector operates on AC power ranging from 100-240V at 50/60Hz and includes a fan-cooled system for efficient operation. Its robust engineering ensures reliable performance for a wide array of projection needs.

This manual pertains to the Elmo GS1200 projector, a device designed for operation and maintenance. While specific production years and generations are not detailed, the Elmo GS1200 is built with an optical zoom lens and utilizes a projector lamp, potentially of Halogen or Xenon type depending on the revision. Its intended use is for projecting images, and this document serves as a guide for users of this specific model.

This manual pertains to the Elmo K-110 SM E projector. While specific production years are not detailed, this model represents Elmo's commitment to quality and reliability in its product offerings. The K-110 SM E is designed for various projection needs, incorporating engineering that aims for optimal performance and user satisfaction. Its unique selling points are inherent in its design and intended application, though specific features are not elaborated upon in this overview.

This manual pertains to the Elmo K100SM projector, a robust 35mm film projector designed for professional use. While specific production years are not detailed, its features indicate a focus on reliable performance and high-quality projection. The K100SM is equipped with interchangeable lenses, allowing for adaptable focal lengths to suit various projection distances and screen sizes. Its optical sound system ensures clear audio playback for sound films, and it operates at the standard 24 frames per second projection speed. Engineered for durability, this projector is built to deliver consistent results in demanding environments.

This manual covers the ELMO SC-18 Super 8 Projector, a robust movie projector designed for Super 8 film formats. Known for its reliable performance and quality construction, the SC-18 likely features a fan-cooled system, an f/1.4 lens with a 15-25mm focal length, and a 150W halogen lamp, providing a bright and clear projection. This model is equipped for optical sound playback and offers standard forward projection at 18 frames per second, with reverse operation capabilities, making it a versatile choice for home entertainment and archival viewing.

The Elmo ST 1200 D is a 35mm film projector designed for professional use, featuring both optical and magnetic sound capabilities. This model utilizes a 150W Halogen Lamp and a motorized film drive for smooth operation at 24 frames per second. Its interchangeable lens system, manual focus and framing controls, and fan-cooled design contribute to its robust engineering and reliable performance in projecting films.

This technical manual covers an opaque projector designed for educational and presentation purposes. Known for its robust construction and user-friendly operation, it utilizes a glass lens system and a reflective illumination system to project images. Its features include manual focus control via a rack and pinion mechanism, an adjustable projection stage, and fan cooling for sustained use. The projector is designed for portability with a carrying handle and a folding design, and its construction typically combines metal and plastic components for durability.

This manual covers the [Vehicle Make] [Vehicle Model], produced for the [Production Years] model years. This vehicle is engineered for [Intended Usage] and is recognized for its [Notable Features]. Its design prioritizes [Engineering Quality] and [Reliability], offering a [Unique Selling Point] experience for its owners.

The Elmo ST1200 HD is a film projector designed for high-definition playback of 8mm and Super 8mm film formats. This model features a 2-track audio system for optical sound playback, supporting mono output. Its engineering emphasizes reliable operation, with a fan-cooled system and manual focus control for precise image adjustment. The projector is equipped with interchangeable lenses, allowing for versatile projection setups, and supports adjustable projection speeds. It operates via AC mains power, with a typical 150W halogen lamp contributing to its performance.

This operating manual pertains to the Elmo ST180 D projector, a device designed for film projection. While specific production years are not detailed, this projector is noted for its 2-track audio support and manual control interface, suggesting a focus on operational simplicity and dedicated functionality. Its electric power source indicates its intended use within environments where standard electrical connectivity is available.

The ELMO ST600D Super 8mm Projector is a distinguished piece of equipment designed for projecting Super 8mm film. This model offers versatile projection speeds, including 18 and 24 frames per second for forward playback, and 18 frames per second in reverse, ensuring a comprehensive viewing experience. Its robust AC motor and a reel capacity of up to 600ft highlight its engineering for reliable operation. The projector typically utilizes a 150W halogen lamp for illumination, providing clear and bright images suitable for various presentation needs.

This manual pertains to the ELMO Super 110, a silent Super 8 film camera. It features a 11-22mm f/1.8 zoom lens, manual focus, and manual zoom capabilities. Operation is facilitated by an electric motor drive and automatic exposure control with through-the-lens metering. The camera supports frame rates of 18 fps and potentially 24 fps, with a shutter speed of 1/40 sec at 18 fps. It includes a built-in grip and likely automatic film loading. The camera is powered by batteries, though the specific type is not detailed.

The ELMO Super 104 represents a notable entry in its product category, designed for users seeking reliable performance and advanced features. While specific production years are not detailed, this model is recognized for its integration of a Zoom Lens system, manual focus capabilities, and likely automatic exposure functionality. It is engineered to accommodate various film speeds, including ASA 25, 100, 160, 200, and 400, and operates with a frame rate of 18 frames per second, with potential for variable speeds. The camera likely utilizes AA batteries for power and is constructed from a combination of plastic and metal, suggesting a balance of durability and portability.