Elite Screens VMAX2 (Plus) Series Manuel utilisateur

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Series

Type C-

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Important

Safety

and

Warning

Precautions

1. Be

sure

read

this

manual

before

use and

the

procedures

specified:

Put

this

manual

safe

place

nearest

the

device

for

reference.

not

use

the

accessories

not

recommended

by the

manufacture

avoid

any

damage.

Handl.e

the

device

carefully

during

transportation

avoid

impact.

not

putthe

device

uneven

inclined

places.

not

put

any

heavy

object

the

power

cord;

fix

the

power

cord

properly

avoid

trippi

ng over.

not

overload

the

power

cord

prevent

electrical

shock

fire.

Guard

any

liquid

foreign

object

against

entering

the

device,

avoid

electrical

shock

fire

due

loose

contact

short

circuit.

any

accessory

needs

replaced,

careful

avoid

short

circuit.

There

are

user

serviceable

accessories

in the

device.

Nobody

except

authorized

technicians

can open

the

device

avoid

electrical

shock.

prevent

the

risk

electrical

shockor

fire,

guard

against

moisture

and rain shower.

Make

sure

that

the

voltage

connected

the

product

correct

any

time.

The

rating

label

the

product

indicates

the

rated

voltage.

protect

the

environment,

send

the

product

the

environment

authority

for

disposal

when

cannot

serve

any

longer.

not

handle

the

power

plug when

your

hands

are

wet

your

feet

are

contact

with water.

4. Do

not

use

the

device

the

following

circumstances:

Disconnect

the

power

cord

under

the

condition

heavy

storm, wind, rain,

thunder

lightening.

Avoid

direct

sunshine,

rain

shower

moisture.

3) Keep

away

from

fire

sources

and high

temperature

prevent

the

device

from

being

overheated.

4)Cut

off

the

power

supply

first

before

transportation

maintenance.

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Accessory for Spectrum and

VMAX2

Bubble

level

Battery

Wall box

(Optional

for

Spectrum)

Eye

recei

ver

(Optional

for

Spectrum)

Built-In

Receiver

into

Case,

Please

always

point

the

eye

receiver

when

using

the

remote.

Red

12V

Green

12V

trigger

cable

(Optional

for

Spectrum)

Note: Contact

your

local reseller

for

optional accessory or

visit shop.elitescreens.com /www.vmaxscreens.com

for

accessorypurchase.

(Optional

for

Spectrum)

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VMAX2 &Spectrum Series

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Position

the

power

cord

will

not

be;

near

hot

area

hot

surface

2. To

avoid

suffering

eelectric

shock,

not

attempt

disassemble

this

appliance

yourself.

the

event

technical

trouble,

please

contact

Elite

Screens

service

dept.

for

help

with

repairing

your

screen.

Please

disconnect

the

power

supply

when

screen

not

use

for a

long

period

time

should

done

with

any

other

electric

household

appliance.

avoid

possible

injury

and/or

electric

shock,

not

attempt

use

the

screen

there

obvious

damage

the

presence

broken

parts.

PRE-INSTALLATION

Carefully

unpack

the

screen.

Always

handle

the

screen

leveled

position

on a

clean

surface.

3. In

order

protect

the

screen

from

exposure

stains,

keep

the

screen

out

contact

with

foreign

particles

such

dust,

sawdust

and

liquids.

Keyhole

for

flush

mounting

Wall

(R5MMR2MM)

Built-In

Receiver

-for

remote

(

Point

and

Press

Up/Stop/Down)

3-5/8"

Hight

end cap

Top

keyholes

for

ceiling

Mounting

(R3MM,R2MM)

3-1/16"

3-1/8"

Width

end

cap

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INSTALLATION

Select

the

location

for

your

screen

within

reasonable

angle

projection

for

your

home

projector

and

access

good

power

source.

For

the

best

support

your

screen,

ideal

secure

your

screen

into

the

studs

your

house's

internal

framework.

studs

are

not

available,

use

hollow

anchors

for

mounting

your

wall-screws

drywall

you

are

installing

in a

concrete

structure,

use

the

concrete

bolts

for

securing

your

screen

into

concrete

walls.

(Always

Consult

Installer

hardware

Store

for

the

correct

screws)

Make

sure

that

the

level

perfect

horizontal

alignment

with

one

another.

Use

wall/ceiling

wood

screws

secure

the

wood

studs.

Use

hollow

wall

anchors

mounting

drywall.

Position

the

washers

the

head

the

wall-screw.

The

washers

give

added

stability

enabling

remain

firmly

anchored

the

wall.

The

screen

casing

designed

the

wall

screws

directly.

not

using

the

Optional

L-bracket,

sure

position

the

washer

between

the

head

the

wall-screw

and

the

anchor

slots

the

projeCtor

casing.

Regardless

mounting

method,

screen

should

securely

supported

that

vibration

even

abusive

pulling

the

viewing

surface

will

not

cause

case

work

loose

fall.

Installer

must

insure

that

fasteners

used

are

adequate

strength

and

suitable

for

the

mounting

surface

chosen.

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Installation

Using

tape

measure,

mark the keyholes

that

are

located

the

back

the

screen's

case

end cap.

After

marking

the

area

and

predrilled

hole,

insert

the

screw

and

leave

about

118"

inch

from

the

wall

mount

the screen.

(Fig.

ILoops I

Fig.2.

You can also hang

the

screen

ceiling

using

chain

with

s-hooks

(not

included)

and hang it

the

two loops

located

each

end

ofthe

case

shown

(Fig.

2).

:tional

installation using achain to

screen

from the ceiling.

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VMAX2/Spectrum

optional

accessories;

The

L-Brackets

for

Wall &

Ceiling

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Find

the

studs

your

wall

use

drywall

anchors

install L

brackets

the

desired

location

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!1"Width

6-3/4"

Height

provided

conjunction

with

the

wood

screws

for

dry

wall

installation

shown

Fig. I

Wood/Dry

Wall

installation:

Use

"B"

wood

screws

provided

for

installation

wood

studs

wall.

use

"E"

hollow

wall

anchors

Fig. 1

I,,,

1"-'

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Top

"L"bracket from

top

view

Fig.2

Masonry/Cement

wall

installation:

Use

"0"

bolts

provided

for

installing your

screen on a cement wall as

shown on Fig. 2.

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the

L-brackets

are

place,

the

screen

can

hung

from

the

vertical

hooks.

Please

note

these

are

only

examples

and

additional

hardware

may

required

for

your

particulal

installation.

Also,

the

screen

can

hung

directly

the

wall

screws

bolts

without

using

the

L-brackets

all.

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OPERATION

ideo

Projection Interface

12-Volt

Trigger

Assembly

Ri?1

Connection pins

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Diagram

Infrared "Eye"

Sensor

with

Remote

Control

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Transmitter

Connection pins

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Projector

Red

DC+12V[

Green

~Bubble

Level

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Wall-mounted

Receiver

(Extension

Sensor)

Diagram

Transmitter Wall Box with IR Remote Control

Connection

pins

inside

case

Bubble

Level: Included with the

installation

package is asmall bubble level that can be useful

determini

ifthe screen

perfectly level when

installing.

12VTrigger

The

VMAX2

and

Spectrum

Screens

have

the

capability

using a

12-

Volt

Trigger.

This

accessory

optional

for

Spectrum

Screens

and

can

purchased

separately.

Below

is the RF remote with arange

Below

the

remote

(Infra

Red)

with

arange

15 Ft.

(Radio

Frequency)

Note:

When

you

get

the

optional

RF,

you

Should

the

instruction

and

adjust

the

code.

(Infrared)

Note:

The

light

this

remote

does

not

turn on

when the

buttons

are

depressed

unlike

the

RF.

Radio

Frequency

Remote

Control

Infrared Remote Control

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Note:

the

electric

screen

does

not

move,

please

check

the

following:

Check

the

power

supply

and

fuse

first.

The

screen

will

not

move

without

power.

Make

sure

the

power

cord

plugged

to the

power

outlet.

Check

all

cable

connections

see

any

are

disconnected.

the

screen

works

well

with

the

line

switch

but

not

with

the

remote

control,

make

sure

that

the

remote

has

good

batteries

in it.

FAQ's

1. Q:

How

the

Matte

White

High

Contrast

screen

material

cleaned?

The

Matte

White

Elite

High

Contrast

screen

material

can

cleaned

with

mild

soap

and

water.

2. Q:

What

type

batteries

the

remote

controls

require?

The

and

remote

controls

use

AAA

alkaline

batteries.

3. Q:

Can

you

manually

pull

down

the

screen?

A: No,

manually

pulling

down

the

screen

will

damage

the

electronic

motor

rolling

system

4. Q: How do Remote control work with other brand Universal

Remote?

A: Remote Control Code

Spectrum and VMAX2 are as following, please contact your other

brand universal remote for more detail after providing them Spectrum and VMAX2 code.

For Spectrum, VMAX2 (Plus), Home2(3) and Tension2(3) Series

Up:

1111

0000

0001

Stop:1111 0000 0010

Down:1111 0000 0100

5. Q:

What

the

gain

the

matte

white

screen

material?

The

matte

white

material

has

gain

1.1 ,

detail

spec. info,

please

check

our

web-site

for

detail.

Note:

For

Update

FAQ,

please

visit

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Warranty

Policy

Electric

Screens

•

One

(1)

year

warranty

parts

and

labor

from

purchase

date

llows

(except

for

refurbished

units

specified

below):

•

Refurbished

units

carry

90-day

parts

and

labor

warranty.

•

Demo

units

open

box items are AS IS items and do

not

carry

awarranty.

•

Each

party

will

responsible

for

one

way

shipping

during

the

warranty

period.

•

DOA

(Defective

Arrival):

Must

reported

within

business

days

receipt.

RMA

(Return

Merchandise

Aauthorization)

number

must

issued

order

process

replacement.

Elite

Screens

will

replace

the

DOA

(Defective

Arrival)

unit

with

brand

new

replacement

(see

exceptions

below)

after

the

DOA

unit

received

and/or

confirmed

defective.

Once

the

product

received,

Elite

Screens

will

send

out

new

unit

the

customer

ground

service

(subject

inventory

availability).

Should

problem

reported

after

the

7-day

grace

period,

the

item

must

shipped

for

warranty

repair.

Missing

Parts

must

reported

within

the

7-day

(DOA)

grace

period.

•

Ifreported

after

7days,

customer

will

only

responsible

for

shipping

and

handling

fees.

reported

after30 days

receipt,

customer

responsible

for

cost

the

parts

and

shipping

handli

fees.

Please

visit

link

below

for

full

warranty

information

Http://www.elitescreens.com/service.htm

Please

visit

link

below

for

warranty

claim

Http://www.elitescreens.com/serviceform.htm

new

refurbished

replacement

will be

sent

out

the

customer

depending

the

type

purchase

(new

refurbished)

based on

stock

availability.

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