Hasselblad PCP 80 projectors for slide show?

[Alexander6x6]

I found several PCP80 projectors for sale that were probably used for slide shows.
Does anyone know the name of thehardware generally used for this purpose?

 

[4season]

I found several PCP80 projectors for sale that were probably used for slide shows.
Does anyone know the name of thehardware generally used for this purpose?

Perhaps this will help you:
http://www.ms-photo.de/Rollei-P/PDF-Documents/StumpflPM404.pdf

 

[koraks]

Does anyone know the name of thehardware generally used for this purpose?

Not really, but you can glean some hints from here:

Hasselblad PCP-80 PCP80 Slide Projector - KX Camera Kodak Slide Projectors Since 1980 - 1732-1/2 Grand Ave. Santa Barbara, CA 93103 805-963-5625

Seems to me there are a few 'tiers' of 'fanciness' in using multiple projectors together:
* Manual operation using a remote control unit, possibly with a dissolve function
* Basic automated operation with a rudimentary programmable control unit that e.g. alternates between both projectors
* Fancy custom automation using a computer of some sort and a digital interface between the computer and the projectors.
There's a thread here on Photrio that was last active only a few years ago that featured someone who got a couple of Kodak carousel projectors (IIRC) to work together, I believe even using some kind of computer control - so that would be the 3rd option on the list above. Sadly, I can't find that thread ATM.
Given the notes on equipment listed on the kxcamera website it seems that the interfacing was at least to an extent standardized and some of the misc stuff that would work with Kodak projectors might also work with the Hasselblads, perhaps after adding the required interface to the latter.

 

[Alexander6x6]

Not really, but you can glean some hints from here:

Hasselblad PCP-80 PCP80 Slide Projector - KX Camera Kodak Slide Projectors Since 1980 - 1732-1/2 Grand Ave. Santa Barbara, CA 93103 805-963-5625

Seems to me there are a few 'tiers' of 'fanciness' in using multiple projectors together:
* Manual operation using a remote control unit, possibly with a dissolve function
* Basic automated operation with a rudimentary programmable control unit that e.g. alternates between both projectors
* Fancy custom automation using a computer of some sort and a digital interface between the computer and the projectors.
There's a thread here on Photrio that was last active only a few years ago that featured someone who got a couple of Kodak carousel projectors (IIRC) to work together, I believe even using some kind of computer control - so that would be the 3rd option on the list above. Sadly, I can't find that thread ATM.
Given the notes on equipment listed on the kxcamera website it seems that the interfacing was at least to an extent standardized and some of the misc stuff that would work with Kodak projectors might also work with the Hasselblads, perhaps after adding the required interface to the latter.

Interesting, thanks! The PCP80 projectors have Kodak connectors.

Perhaps this will help you:
http://www.ms-photo.de/Rollei-P/PDF-Documents/StumpflPM404.pdf

Once I had Stumpfl but never succeeded to create something reasonable. Using the computer connection would be much easier for me.