Elite Screens VMAX2 (Plus) Series Manuel utilisateur

SCREENS

Elite

SCREENS

Elite Spectrum/Vmax2Series

Ver. 1.1

Users Guide

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Rev. 1.1

SCREENS

VMAX2

Spectrum

Series

IMPOR

TAN

AFETY

STRU

CTIONS

1. Position the power cord so it will not be; near any heat source, or ina position to be pulled on or

tripped over.

2. To avoid suffering an electric shock, do not attempt to disassemble this appliance by yourself.

3. In the event of technical trouble, please contact Elite Screens’ service dept. for help with any

technical troubleshooting or warranty claim.

4. Please disconnect the power supply when the screen will not be in use for a prolonged period of

time. This is good general advice for any electric hardware.

Important:

To avoid possible injury and/or an electric shock, do not attempt to use the screen if there is

obvious damage or the presence of broken parts.

PRE-INST

TION

1. Carefully unpack the screen.

2. Always handle the screen in a leveled position on a clean surface.

3. In order t o protect the screen from exposure to stains and other impurities, keep the screen out of contact wi

foreign particles such as dirt, sawdust and liquids.

Keyhole forflush mounting to

Walls (R5MM, R2MM)

Top keyholes for ceiling

mounting (R3MM, R2MM)

3-5/8” Height

of end cap

3-1

8”Widthof

End cap

4”

3-3

4”

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1. Select the location for your screen so that it has access to a good power source as well as a

functioning angle and throw distance for your projector.

2. For the best installation results, it is ideal to secure your screen into the studs of your house's

internal wooden framework. If studs are not available in your preferred point of installation, use

the hollow wall anchors for mounting your wall-screws into the drywall. If you are installing into

a concrete structure, use the concrete bolts for securing your screen into the walls. ( Note*

Always consult a professional installer or hardware store specialist for the correct

screws and bolts)

3. Make sure that the screen is perfectly level. Always use a leveling tool to ensure that the

screen runs in perfect alignment with its center of gravity.

4. Position the washers at the head of the wall-screw. The washers give added stability and

ensure that the casing is firmly anchored to the wall.

5. The screen casing is designed to accept the wall screws directly. If not using the optional L-

brackets, be sure to position the washer between the head of the wall-screw and the anchor

slots on the projector casing.

Regardless ofmounting method,screens should be securelysupported so that vibration

or even abusive pulling on the viewing surface will not cause case to work looseorfall.

Installersmust insure that the fastenersused are of adequate strength and suitablefor

the mounting surface chosen.

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SCREENS

1. Using a tape measure, mark the keyholes that are located at the back of the screen's

casing end cap. 2. After marking the area and drilling the holes, insert the screw and

leave about 1/8” ofan inchfrom the wall tomount the screen. (Fig. 1)

. 1

Optional installation using achain and D-rings to hang the screen from theceiling.

Fig. 2

1. You can also hang the screen from the ceiling by using a chain with s-hooks through

the end cap D-rings (not included) suspended by the two loops located on each end of

the case as shown on(Fig. 2).

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*Each screen has a basic

installation kit which

includes a bubble level to

assist with your installation

SCREENS

Wood/Dry Wall installation: Use wood

screws (B) or use hollow wall anchors (E)

provided with the installation kit as shown

on Fig.1

Top view o

L-bracket

. 1

. 2

Masonry/ Cement wall

installation: Use “D” bolts

provided for installing your

bracket

*Once the L-brackets are in place, the screen can be hung from the vertical hooks.

Please note that these are only example illustrations and additional hardware may be

required for your particular installation. Al so, the screen is generally hung directly on the

wall screw s or bolts without using the optional L-brackets.

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VMAX2/Spectrum optional accessories; The L-Brackets for Wall & Ceiling

Installation and 12-Volt Trigger for Synchronized Projector-Screen Operation

L-Brackets

SCREENS

To Projecto

Orange DC12V

Green

ideo Projection Interface

12-Volt Trigger Assembly

Connection

pins

are

inside the case

Wall-mounted Receiver

(Hard-Wire Control)

Diagram A

Wall Box with IR Remote

Diagram B

Infrared “Eye” Sensor with

IR Remote

2. Below is the RF remote with a range of 30 Ft. 3. Below is the IR remote (Infra

ed) with a

range of 15 Ft.

(Radio Frequency)

Note: When you get the optional RF, you

should follow the instruction and adjust the

code.

(Infra Red)

Note: The light on this remote does not turn on

when the buttons are depressed unlike the RF

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12-V Trigger

The VMAX2 and Spectrum Screens have the capability of using a 12-Volt Trigger. However, this accessory is

standard only for the VMAX2, optional for Spectrum models.

SCREENS

Note:

If theelectric screen does not move,

lease chec

the followin

1. Check the power supply and fuse first. The screen will not move without power.

2. Make sure the power cord is plugged to the power outlet.

3. Check all cable connections to see any are disconnected.

4. If the screen works well with the line switch but not with the remote control, make sure that the

remote has good batteries in it.

Q's

1. Q: How is the Matte White or High Contrast screen material cleaned?

A: The Matte White or Elite High Contrast screen material can be cleaned with mild soap

and water.

2. Q: What type of batteries do the remote controls require?

A:The IR and RFremote controls useAAAalkalinebatteries

3. Q: Can you manually pull down the screen?

A: Absolutely not, manually pulling down the screen will damage the electronic motor rolling

system.

4. Q: Can the electric screen be used in 220-volt outlets?

A: No, the screen can only be used in 110-volt outlets (common household outlet). The

220volt outlets are for industrial tools and machinery.

5. Q: What is the gain on the matte whitescreen material?

A:The matte whitematerial has again of 1.1.

Note: Fo

more U

date F

leasevisit www.elitescreens.com

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SCREENS

Two (2) yearwarranty parts and labor from purchase date as follows (except for

refurbished units as specified below):

•Refurbishedunits carry a 90-day parts andlabor warranty.

•Demo units or open box items areAS IS items anddo not carry a warranty.

•Each party will be responsible for oneway shipping during the warrantyperiod.

An RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) number must be issued in order to

process a replacement. Elite Screens will replace the DOA (Defective On Arrival) unit

with a brand new replacement *(see exceptions below) after the DOAunit is received

and confirmed defective. Elite Screens will send out a *new unit to the customer by

ground service (subject to inventory availability). Should a problem be reported

after the 7-day grace period, the item must be shipped tous for warrantyrepair.

•DOA(Defective OnArrival): Must be reported within 7 business days of delivery..

Missing Parts must be reported within the 7-day (DOA) grace period. If reported

after 7 days, customer will be only responsible for shipping and handlingfees. If

reported after 30 days of receipt, customer is responsible for cost of the parts and

shipping & handling fees.

Pleasevisit lin

below fo

full warranty information

http://www.elitescreens.com/services.html

Pleasevisit lin

below fo

warranty claim

http://www.elitescreens.com/help.html

new o

refurbished replacement will besent out to the custome

depending on the

type of purchase (new or refurbished) or based on stockavailability.

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with Elite Screens Inc.

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Comments:

you have pictures o

your screen you'd like to share with us, please email your pictures to:

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Or call us at 877-511-1211 EXT 203 or EXT233

For any technical inquiries, please email to

techsupport@elitescreens.com or 877-511-1211 ext 202

For any warranty claim inquires, please email to

[email protected]or 877-511-1211 ext 203

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