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Draper 230005 RoadWarrior Portable Projector Screen: Matt White HDTV 16:9, 27x48"

Operating Instructions

RoadWarrior Portable Projection Screen by Draper

Copyright © 2010 Draper Inc. Form RoadWarrior_Inst10-R Printed in U.S.A.

Setting Up the Screen

Collapsing the Screen

➀Generally reverse procedures used for screen setup.

➀Rotate legs (attached to bottom) until they are perpendicular to screen

case (see Fig. 1).

➁Rotate carrying strap so it does not interfere with opening case.You can

also remove the carrying strap by sliding down then off (see Fig. 2).

➂Unsnap and open screen case.

➃Grasp handle marked “Lift Here” (see Fig. 3), and slowly raise screen to

desired height. Keep screen dowel level while raising.

Audience Scissors

Screen

case

Lid

Le

g

s

Case snaps

Figure 3

Troubleshooting

Screen will not fully extend:

Make sure the screen surface is not “catching” on anything. Make sure case

lid is fully open.

Screen will not close:

Check roller and scissors to make sure nothing is interfering with their

operation.

Screen tips forward or backward:

Make sure legs are perpendicular to screen case. If they are, screen may be

located on too severe an incline.

Snaps will not open:

Press gently down on screen case just above each snap while opening.

Snaps will not close:

Press gently down on screen case just above each snap while closing.

Carrying strap will not rotate out of the way so case will open:

Loosen or remove carrying strap altogether (see below).

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Figure 2 (side view)

Caution

①Read instructions through completely before proceeding, and save for

future reference.

②Nothing should be fastened to screen case or viewing surface.

③Do not write on viewing surface.

④This screen is for indoor use only.

⑤Screen must rest on a ﬂat surface. Do not use on slanted or uneven

ﬂoors.

⑥Do not use solvents or abrasives for cleaning.

⑦Beware of pinching hands and ﬁngers.

NOTE: Screen has been thoroughly inspected and tested at factory and

found to be operating properly prior to shipment.

Figure 1

®

Caution: Avoid

“pinch points”

while lowering

screen.