DIY 8mm / Super-8 Film Scanner on Canon Cinestar S-400 Update 1

Special Thanks Scott Schiller

1. Camera Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II
2. The Industar-30mm f 5.6(set aperture to 5.6) lens from the S-64 - reproduction unit is a semi-format scale camera of a special design, designed for technical shooting of documents (reproduction works) and for creating microfilm.
3. Velbon Macro Slider
4. 10cm profile square pipe 60x60mm
5. Led C5W C10W 41mm 6000K dc12v white
6. LDD-1000H DC9-56V input 1000mA buck constant current LED driver
7. Stepper motor controller, PWM control device, 15-160V/5-12V speed control device
8. TB6600 stepper motor driver
9. Reed relay H 10A 250 0-1440000-8, 5 A, 0-
10.GP1A57HRJ00F 1A57HR DIP
11.RM-UC1 original Japan (The first autofocus plate closest to the buttons is not used - the contacts are soldered to the middle and far plate)
12.220ohm resistor on first contact Sharp 1A57HR and 500ohm on anode yellow led
13.Adjustable universal adapter JDT-001 3-24v 2a (on led)
14.STEPPERONLINE Nema 17 3-17HS19-2004S1 2A
15.DC adapter 12v 2A (on PWM control device)
16.DC adapter 9-12v 2A (on TB6600) (I set the driver to 1A, but the voltage of the adapter needs to be selected to be the minimum for normal operation of the motor, the lower the voltage, the less noise and heat the motor makes, my motor turns to 9v, if it makes noise and does not turn, then increase the voltage of the adapter to the driver)
17.DC adapter 5v 1A (on Bread board with Reed relay OMR H )
18.Dummy battery bls-5
19.DC adapter 8v 2A (on Dummy battery bls-5)