2C Displays Work IT User manual

2C Work IT
2C481
User Manual
Imported and Distributed in Australia by
Herma Technologies
Factory 4A, 6 Albert St
Preston, VIC 3072
For more information please go to
www.2cdisplays.com.au
or call 1300 730 025
Jun08 V1
Quality features
Super light weight and super portable, the
Work IT is perfect for:
The Business Traveller•
Expos and Presentations•
Micro-projectors•
Or anywhere where a small but effective•
projected image is needed.
What’s an aspect ratio?
An aspect ratio is the shape of the projected image
and it changes depending on what you are
watching. Overhead projectors are mostly square;
TV is mostly 4:3; movies can be 16:9 (also known
as widescreen) or even wider like cinemascope.
Sounds confusing? It can be.
2C Work IT screens overcome this problem by
beingcompletelyexible–theysuitanyshaped
output at all.
So just sit back and enjoy.
Oct 2009 Version 1

To the owner
Congratulations on purchasing a 2C
Work IT, This screen is designed to
produce the sharpest, most pleasing
images with maximum convenience.
Protecting your screen:
To ensure long lasting viewing enjoyment,
always keep the screen rolled up in its
protective case when not in use. Always
examine both the front and back of surface
before retracting the screen into its case
to make sure it is free of dust, dirt, insects
or foreign matter. Use a soft brush or cloth
to gently remove any foreign particles.
Cleaning your screen:
NEVER attempt to use any solvents,
chemicals or abrasive cleaners on the
screen. Use a mild detergent with warm
water to remove any marks on the surface
or screen case. Always immediately pat
dry the screen with a soft cloth or towel
after cleaning.
Do not rub screen image area
When unlocked slowly pull the screen up
to the desired height.
Using your screen:
Position the screen facing the projector on
aatsurface.Releasethelegsupportfeet
as shown below.
Fig 1 Fig 2
Fig 2.1
Fig 2.2
Your screen is now ready for your
viewing enjoyment
Turn the support feet parallel to the casing.
Fig 4.1
Fig 4.2
Fig 4.3
Putting your screen away
Slowly push the screen down and ensure
the cover is locked into the casing.
Fig 3.1
Fig 3.2