Automatic overlay feed apparatus for an overhead projector

Optics: image projectors – Selective data retrieval – Film strip

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353DIG2, 353DIG5, 353109, G03B 104, G03B 2312

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049424114

ABSTRACT:
An automatic overlay feed apparatus (10) for feeding projectable overlays to the object area (16) of an overhead projector (12). The apparatus (10) comprises a frame (20) for being supported on an overhead projector (12) and scrolling means, including a first winding shaft (36) and a second winding shaft (38) for moving an overlay scroll (24) defining a plurality of sequentially arranged projectable overlay sheets (42) across the object area (16) of the projector (12) to allow selective positioning of such projectable overlay sheets (42) on the object area (16). The apparatus (10) also includes motor means for selectively rotating at least one of the winding shafts (36, 38), and remote control means for controlling the operation of the motor means from a position remote from the projector (12).

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patent: 3510973 (1970-05-01), Mazzocco
patent: 3680805 (1972-08-01), Stewart
patent: 3785729 (1974-01-01), Dasher
patent: 4456201 (1984-06-01), Frias et al.

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