TM 10-3610-202-14
Figure 5-6. Light Table Shelf, Removal and Installation
c.
Installation. Install the light table shelf as
follows:
(1)
Using heavy paper, construct a template
by marking mounting holes from removed shelf.
(2)
Match drill replacement light table shelf
from template.
(3)
Secure light table shelf to the wall of the
shelter with blind fasteners utilizing existing holes in the
wall of the shelter.
(4)
Position light table assembly on light table
shelf and secure with four wingnuts and washers.
5-11. Camera.
The camera is a Goodkin vertical process 18-inch unit
equipped with an 8.25 in. focal length wide- angle color
corrected
lens.
Recalibration
of
the
lens
is
accomplished by adjustment of the calibration tapes for
the lens and copyboard. Two vacuum pumps are
provided with the camera. The pump to the right of the
camera, controlled by a foot pedal, is connected by
means of a flexible hose to the under- side of the
copyboard. During operation this pump provides the
vacuum for even contact for the material to be
reproduced. The pump to the left of the camera,
controlled by the camera power switch, is connected by
means of a flexible hose to the film case and provides
vacuum for even contact of the film during exposure.
Camera lighting is supplied by four 650 watt quartz
lamps located in two housings, bracket mounted, one on
each side of the copy-board base. A one-piece conical
bellows serves as a light-tight seal between the lens
case and the film case. Camera controls and timer are
located in a control panel installed on top of the
equipment. The camera lens is removed and placed on
a bracket in the inverted position during camera moving.
CAUTION
Never leave lens bellows extended
when the camera is not in use.
Retract bellows so as to maintain
folds in correct position.
a.
Removal. Remove the process camera as
follows:
(1)
Disconnect
the
camera
electrical
connector from the wall receptacle.
(2)
Disconnect the vacuum hoses from the
film holder and copyboard adapters.
CAUTION
To prevent damage to camera
lens, store lens in the inverted
storage position before moving
camera.
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