Elite Screens Saker Series Manuel utilisateur

Saker Series Dimension Table

Unit: mm

Models

Screen

Diag. &

Aspec

Ratio

Case

L(A)

View

(A1)

ceiling

bracket

hole

distanc

e (A2)

Scree

n W

(A3)

L/R

black

maskin

g (A4)

Weight

Bar L

(A6)

Overall

H with

ceiling

Bracke

t (B)

View

(B1)

Screen

H (B2)

Top

black

mask.

(B3)

Bottom

black

maskin

g (B4)

End

cap H

with

bracket

(B5)

End

cap W

with

ceiling

brack

et (C)

End

cap H

bracke

t (C1)

Screen

Mat. to

Wall

Dist.

(C2)

Weight

bar

diamet

er (C3)

SK84XHW-E12

84"(16:9)

2135

1860

1335

1936

2016

1519

1046

1411

305

100

102

108

SK84XHW-E24

84"(16:9)

2135

1860

1335

1936

2016

1824

1046

1716

610

100

102

108

SK92XHW-E24

92"(16:9)

2330

2037

1530

2137

2217

1924

1146

1816

610

100

102

108

SK100XHW-E12

100"(16:9)

2511

2214

1711

2314

2394

1718

1245

1610

305

100

102

108

SK100XHW-E24

100"(16:9)

2511

2214

1711

2314

2394

2023

1245

1915

610

100

102

108

SK110XHW-E12

110"(16:9)

2737

2435

1937

2535

2615

1843

1370

1735

305

100

102

108

SK110XHW-E24

110"(16:9)

2737

2435

1937

2535

2615

2148

1370

2040

610

100

102

108

SK120XHW-E10

120"(16:9)

2955

2657

2155

2757

2837

1916

1494

1808

254

100

102

108

SK120XHW-E20

120"(16:9)

2955

2657

2155

2757

2837

2170

1494

2062

508

100

102

108

SK135XHW-E6

135"(16:9)

3279

2989

2479

3089

3169

2018

1681

1893

152

118

125

SK135XHW-E18

135"(16:9)

3279

2989

2479

3089

3169

2323

1681

2198

457

118

125

SK150XHW-E12

150"(16:9)

3611

3321

2811

3421

3501

2358

1868

2233

305

118

125

SK100XVW-E10

100"(4:3)

2330

2032

1530

2132

2212

1946

1524

1838

254

100

102

108

SK110XVW-E10

110"(4:3)

2535

2235

1735

2335

2415

2098

1676

1990

254

100

102

108

SK120XVW-E9

120"(4:3)

2737

2438

1937

2538

2618

2226

1829

2118

229

100

102

108

SK135XVW2-E6

135"(4:3)

3033

2743

2233

2843

2923

2394

2057

2269

152

118

125

SK150XVW2-E6

150"(4:3)

3338

3048

2538

3148

3228

2623

2286

2498

152

118

125

SK200XVW2-E6

200" (4:3)

4471

4298

4164

4064

4264

3166

3048

3260

3048

118

125

SK100NXW-E12

100"(16:10)

2451

2154

1651

2254

2334

1819

1346

1711

305

100

102

108

SK100NXW-E24

100"(16:10)

2453

2154

1653

2254

2334

2124

1346

2016

610

100

102

108

SK106NXW-E18

106"(16:10)

2580

2283

1780

2383

2463

2052

1427

1944

457

100

102

108

SK110NXW-E10

110"(16:10)

2668

2369

1868

2469

2549

1903

1481

1795

254

100

102

108

SK120NXW-E12

120"(16:10)

2883

2585

2083

2685

2765

2088

1615

1980

305

100

102

108

SK135NXW-E6

135"(16:10)

3198

2908

2398

3008

3088

2154

1817

2029

152

118

125

SK150NXW2-E6

150"(16:10)

3521

3231

2721

3331

3411

2356

2019

2231

152

118

125

SK165NXW2-E6

165"(16:10)

3844

3554

3044

3654

3734

2558

2221

2433

152

118

125

SK180NXW2-E6

180"(16:10)

4167

3877

3367

3977

4057

2760

2423

2635

152

118

125

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Electric Wall/Ceiling Projection Screen

Saker Series

User’s Guide

Important Safety & Warning Precautions

Make sure to read this user’s guide and follow the procedures below.

Caution: The screen’s Black Top Border is already set to its maximum drop distance. There is NO extra

Black Drop Border on the roller. Please be aware that adjusting the vertical limit to drop the material off the

roller voids the warranty. Aside from cutting the power cord for hardwire installations, additional changes or

modifications to this unit are prohibited and will consequently void your warranty. For more information,

please contact our Technical Support Department at (877) 511-1211 Ext. 604.

•Please retain this user’s guide for future reference.

•To avoid damaging the unit, do not use with any unauthorized accessories not recommended by the

manufacturer.

•Handle the unit carefully during transportation to avoid any damages.

•To ensure safe and reliable operation, make sure the power connection is secure.

•The power source should be close to the unit and easily accessible.

•Do not install the unit on uneven, or inclined surfaces;

•To avoid electrical shock or product damage, do not install this device in a damp place.

•Do not place any heavy objects over the power cord.

•Position the power cord properly to avoid creating a trip hazard.

•Avoid electrical shock or fire, by not overloading the power cord.

•The internal & external parts of this unit are not end user serviceable. Do not attempt to

disassemble this unit by yourself. Consult an authorized technician instead.

•Make sure the power source that this unit is connected to has a continuous power flow.

•If there is need to use an extension cord, make sure said cord has a compatible power rating.

•Do not handle this or any other electrical device if you are wet or standing in water.

•Whenever the screen reaches its end of life, follow local environmental guidelines regarding its

proper disposal.

Do not use this unit under the following circumstances.

•Disconnect the power cord if exposed to moisture, rain, wind, snow, or other electrical storms.

•Avoid exposure to direct sunlight or any of the conditions stated in the previous bullet point.

•Keep away from fire or other high temperature heat sources.

•Cut off the power supply first before attempting maintenance or removal.

•Do not attempt to use this screen if there are obvious signs of damage.

•to use the screen if there is obvious damage or if there are any evident broken parts.

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WARNING

Individual modifications to this product are prohibited and will void the manufacturer’s warranty. Please

contact the Elite Screens Customer Service Team with any questions.

NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to

Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

The product settings are designed to provide reasonable protection against any radio interference within a

residential installation. If properly installed, the Evanesce Tab-Tension screen may suffer from RF

interference from other home electronics.

Although radio interference affecting other household electronics is unlikely, the following steps can be

taken should RF interference occur.

✓Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna on the device that may be casing the interference.

✓Increase the distance between the screen and the interfering device’s receiver.

✓Connect the projection screen to another power source apart from the interfering device.

Pre-Installation

1. Carefully unpack the screen.

2. Always handle the screen upright on a level, clean surface.

3. Keep the screen out of contact with foreign particles such as dust, sawdust, and/or liquids.

NOTE

Regardless of the mounting method, the screen should be securely supported so that the vibration or

pulling on the viewing surface will not cause the casing to become loose or fall. Included mounting screws

are complimentary and may not be appropriate for all mounting surfaces. Use appropriate anchors to safely

secure the screen to the mounting surface or consult with a professional installer.

A. Wall/Ceiling mount

bracket x2

B. M5x60 Screw x6

C. M12 Dry-wall anchor x6

D.Bracket connector x2

(Installed on the housing)

E. M5x11 Bolt Screw x4

(Screw on the D parts)

F. M5x25MM round head

cross screws x2

G. M5x30MM eyebolt screw

& M5 nut x2

H. Snap link x2

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Installation Instructions

For installation assistance, please consult a professional Installer. EliteScreens is not liable for faulty installations.

A. Wall Mount

Flush hidden mount (movable position)

This mount method allows the screen to slide horizontally.

1. Determine where the screen will be installed. Then, measure and mark the distance between the top and

bottom screw holes from each Wall/Ceiling mount bracket (A).

2. Drill a hole on all marked points and install the brackets with the dry-wall anchor(C), M5x60 screw (B),

Make sure both brackets are properly leveled.

3. Hang the screen by placing the lower “catch” located on the back over the brackets upper “catch”.

4. After making sure the screen is secured, you can slide it left / right to properly center it in position.

5. Lastly, screw the M5 screw (F) into the upper hole of the bracket to add additional support for the screen.

Two or more people are required while one holds the screen in place.

B. Ceiling Mount

I.Ceiling Mount (movable position)

This mount method allows the screen to slide horizontally.

1. Determine where the screen will be installed. Then, measure and mark the distance between the top and

bottom screw holes from each Wall/Ceiling mount bracket (A).

2. Drill a hole on all marked areas and install the brackets with the dry-wall anchor(C), M5x60 screw (B),

Make sure both brackets are properly leveled.

3. Hang the screen by placing the lower “catch” located on the back over the bracket’s upper “catch”.

4. After making sure the screen is secured, you can slide it left / right to properly center it in position.

5. Lastly, screw the M5 screw (F) into the upper hole of the bracket to add additional support for the screen.

Two or more people are required while one holds the screen in place.

Front view of bracket (A)

M5x25MM round

head cross screws

(F)

Side view of bracket (A)

Wall

Front view of

bracket (A)

Side view of

bracket (A)

M5x25MM

round head

cross screws (F)

Ceiling

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II. Suspended

1. Screw the eyebolt (G) onto the bracket connector (D).

2. Attach the snap link (H) through the eyebolt (G) and connect it to the ceiling eyebolt screw (not included)

as rated for the screen’s weight.

Saker Series | Controls and Accessories

A. IR Remote

B. RF Remote

C. Wall switch control box

D. 5-12 volt trigger cable

E. IR extended “eye” receiver

F. Wireless 5-12v trigger cable

G. AAA batteries

H. Bubble leveler

Screen operation

Electric Current: Depending upon region, your Elite Screen will operate on 100v, 110v, or 220v voltage.

1. After ensuring the power outlet & screen are compatible (voltage), plug the power cord into the power outlet.

2. Once the screen has power, you’ll be able to control it using any of the 6 methods described below.

6 ways to control your Saker

1. IR remote control (Item A, Fig 1): The Infrared

functions by direct line of sight contact using a beam

range of 30 feet. Aim the IR remote at the circular

window located on the left side of the screen.

2. IR “Eye” Receiver (Item E, Fig 2): The IR “Eye”

Receiver plugs directly into the screen’s RJ-45 input

to present a low-profile line-of-sight control option for

your IR remote control. It is an extended eye-receiver

to accommodate a recessed ceiling installation..

Ceiling

Fig.2

STOP

DOWN

Fig.1

IR/RF remote

IR “eye” receiver

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Stop

Down

3. RF Remote Control (Item B): The radio waves

eliminate the need for a direct line of sight and has a

range of 100 feet.

4. 3-Way Wall Switch (Item C, Fig 3): The 3-way wall

switch is a wall mounted control box with an

up/stop/down button. It plugs directly into the screen’s

RJ-45 input.

5. 5-12 volt trigger (Item D, Fig 4): The built-in 5-12V

trigger input allows your screen to synchronize its drop

& rise with the projector’s power cycle. The screen

deploys when the projector powers up and will retract

when the projector powers down. The 5-12 volt RJ45

cable connects to your projector’s trigger output via a

separate cable that may or may not be provided by the

manufacturer of the projector. The trigger feature will

not work without an output cable from the projector,

but it can be tested by connectingthe Red (+) and Green

(-) cable to a 9-volt battery.

6. Wireless 5-12 volt trigger (Item F, Fig 5): The RF

remote control serves as a dual purpose, independently

as a handheld remote control, or as aWireless 5-12 volt

trigger using the trigger cable. The radio frequency

technology can be programmed to send a wireless

signal that synchronizes screen drop & rise with the

projector’s power cycle.

DC 5-12V out

Wireless 5-12V

trigger cable

The back of the

projector

Fig.3

3 Way Wall Switch

(does not have IR sensor)

Fig 5

3 prong power cord

Fig.4

RJ45 Input

5-12 volt trigger

cable

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Here’s how to set up your Wireless 5-12 volt trigger | Synchronization Instructions

Step1: Connect one end of the 3.5 mm wireless 5-12 volt trigger cable to the RF remote.

Step 2: Connect the other 3.5 mm end of the wireless 5-12 volt trigger cable to your projector

Step 3: Make sure to unplug your screen from the power outlet

Step 4: Hold the UP button on your RF remote

Step 5: While holding the UP button, plug the screen back to the power outlet

Step 6: Wait 5 seconds and then release the UP button

Step 7: Your 5-12V wireless trigger should now be activated with your screen and ready to be used and able

to control your screen with your projector’s power cycle

Repeat the steps again if not successful.

(Please be aware, the projector on/off cycle may take longer to fully activate. It usually takes around 20-

30seconds for full off and on cycle each time)

For the following videos please visit:

•Ceiling Installation Video –www.elitescreens.com/sakertabceilinginstall

•Wireless Trigger Demonstration Video - www.elitescreens.com/sakertabtriggerdemo

For more information, support or your local EliteScreens contact,

please visit www.elitescreens.com

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Limit switch adjustment instructions for Saker and

Saker Tab-Tension (SK/SKT) Series

Caution: The screen’s top black drop is already set to its maximum drop distance by the

factory. There is NO extra black top drop in the roller. Attempting to increase the drop will

damage the motor and VOID your warranty with Elite Screens. Do not use these

instructions to try and get more out of your standard black masking drop. Please contact

Elite Screens before making any adjustments.

Tools required: A 5/32 allen wrench is needed to adjust the limit screws.

Screen Limit Switch Description: The limit adjustment screws are located on the power

cord side of the screen (as shown in the picture below). The drop adjustment screw is

accessible from the front of the screen through the hole shown below. The up adjustment

screw can be accessed from the opening of the screen from underneath.

Upper limit adjustment

hex screw

Lower limit adjustment

hex screw

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Adjustment instructions are as follows:

Note: One full turn of the allen wrench equals one inch of adjustment of the screen’s rise

or drop.

Reducing the length of the top black drop:

1. Use the remote control to drop (down button) the screen to its full extent.

2. Insert the allen wrench into the lower limit adjustment screw, as you are facing the front

of the screen, and turn the wrench clock-wise (see below picture).

Please bear in mind that the screen will not react when making this adjustment. You will

need to raise the screen about ¼ of the way up and drop the screen again to see the

difference in the adjustment.

Increasing the length of the top black drop should be made only if there is no top black

drop showing when fully deployed. Please contact Elite Screens for specifications on how

many inches of top black drop your screen can have.

Adjusting the rise for further retraction (only if the screen does not fully retract):

1. Use the remote to raise the screen (up button) to where it stops by itself.

2. Insert the allen wrench into the upper limit adjustment screw, as you are facing the back

of the screen, and turn the wrench counter clock-wise (see below picture). The screen will

rise as you turn the allen wrench. Make sure that the weight bar does rise too high in to the

screen’s housing.

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