This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the Bauer T1 M projector. The manual is written in French and consists of four pages. It covers all aspects of the projector, including setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

The Bauer T1 M, often referred to as the "Bauer Projector" was a prominent slide projector, not a tractor. It was produced by the German company Bauer, known for its high-quality optical equipment during the mid-20th century. The T1 M was a versatile and popular projector designed for both amateur and professional usage. It featured a robust metal construction, a reliable focusing mechanism, and a bright, sharp image. The projector employed a 150-watt quartz halogen lamp, providing excellent illumination for slides. Additionally, the T1 M possessed a built-in fan for cooling the lamp and preventing overheating. The projector's design allowed for a range of lenses to be used, offering flexibility in projection size and magnification. The Bauer T1 M was known for its user-friendliness and ease of operation. It featured a simple and intuitive control layout, making it straightforward to set up and use. The projector's compact size and light weight made it portable and convenient for home use or presentations. The Bauer T1 M became a staple in many households and classrooms in the 1950s and 1960s, as the popularity of slide shows surged. This projector played a significant role in sharing personal memories, showcasing travel experiences, and educating audiences. Despite the rise of digital technology, the Bauer T1 M remained a beloved and sought-after projector for enthusiasts of classic slide viewing and retro technology.