Celexon HomeCinema CLR UST User manual

Operating instructions
celexon CLR HomeCinema UST
Frame Screen
Thank you for purchasing this product.
For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions carefully
before connecting or operating this product. Please retain these instructions for future
reference.
Version: 32422_061

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The purpose of this manual is to familiarize you with the product. Please keep these
instructions in a safe place so that you can access it at any time.
• Please note the enclosed data sheet with further safety and usage information
before installation.
• Do not start with the assembly before reading the complete instruction manual
ensuring that you have fully understood it.
• This product should only be installed by qualied personnel with mechanical and
electrical engineering knowledge.
• Carry out the installation with another person to ensure safe assembly.
• Remove the product from its packaging and remove all packaging material. Make
sure that there is no packaging material on or in the product. If you notice any
damage to the packaging, also check whether there is any damage to the
product. If you notice any external damage to the unit or any unexpected or unusual
functioning, the product must not be used any further. Immediately contact the dealer
from whom you purchased the product or celexon directly (Web: www.celexon.co.uk,
Mail: [e-mail]) for further information.
• To ensure trouble-free operation, the product may only be used indoors. It is NOT
suitable for outdoor use.
• The use of the appliance and accessories is forbidden to children under 16 years of
age.
• Ensure that no children play with the appliance or are in the vicinity without
supervision.
• Conversion or modication of the product impairs product safety.
• Caution: Risk of injury! Never carry out repair yourself!
• This product can only be used under the standard technical parameters.
• Do not use the product near gas or water appliances or in a dusty environment.
• Handle the product with care. It can be damaged by knocks, blows or falling from
even a small height.
• Keep the product away from moisture and heat.
• Never immerse the product in water or other liquids.
• Use the product only in its intended manner. Use for any other purpose may
damage the product or its surroundings.
• Tighten the screws, but do not overtighten them. Overtightening the screws (e.g.
by using a cordless screwdriver) can cause damage and affect the secure hold of
the screen.
WARNINGS

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• Suspended loads must be checked for strength and load-bearing capacity at least
twice a year.
• Failure to observe the above instructions may result in personal injury and damage
to the product or equipment connected to it. Incorrect installation or use may also
invalidate the warranty.
• If you are unsure about the use of the product, please contact specialist personnel,
your dealer or celexon directly (Web: www.celexon.co.uk, Mail: [e-mail]).
• Technical changes and errors expected.
The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for damage to property or personal injury, if
the screen is used outside the recommended specications, or in the event of improper
installation. Do not use this screen in the vicinity of heaters or air conditioners. Also,
do not mount the product in direct sunlight or in front of a window. Due to the tempe-
rature-sensitive PVC surface, the projection screen fabric may be permanently damaged.
We recommend that you wait approx. 2 hours after delivery before installing the projecti-
on screen. This way you will allow the screen to acclimatise. If the screen is brought from
a cold to a warm environment, we recommend waiting approx. 24 hours before setting it
up. In order to be able to stretch the fabric optimally on the frame, the room temperature
or the product temperature should be 18 - 24 degrees.
Please avoid any stains on the surface of the screen. These may not be able to be re-
moved.
• Be sure to note the front and back of the fabric when attaching.
• Please check ALL parts for damage or scratches before assembling!
• The fabric must ONLY be assembled on a soft, padded surface. The frame coating
and the delicate fabric may otherwise be scratched.
• For a permanent atness, observe the following instructions.
1. Do not touch the projection screen surface with your hands.
2. Do not fold or crease the projection screen surface under any circumstances.
3. Do not paint or write on the projection screen surface.

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The information in this document is subject to change without notice by the
manufacturer. Changes will be added to subsequent versions of this manual.
Errors expected.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
NEVER clean the screen with alcohol or other cleaning agents containing
solvents.Use only a soft and clean, dry cloth. If necessary, lightly wipe dust off
the surface of the fabric in an exclusively horizontal direction. If necessary, use
only clear, max. lukewarm water to remove dirt from the surface with very little
pressure.
Avoid contact with sharp or pointed objects as these could permanently da-
mage the projection screen surface. This CLR surface is very sensitive and
creases etc. cannot be removed!
For further instructions, please refer to the enclosed projection screen
instructions.
DISCLAIMER
IN THE BOX
(A) 2 x Horizontal frame pro le (two-
piece)
(B) 2 x Vertical frame pro le (one-
piece)
(C) 2 x Horizontal frame cover
(two-piece)
(D) 2 x Vertical frame cover
(one-piece)
(E) 4 x Corner
connector
(F) 1 x Projection
screen fabric
(G) 1 x Protective
foam sheet

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(H) Tension rod
2 x Long for vertical Pro le
4x Short for horizontal Pro le
(I) 2 x Connecting
bracket for central
frame pro les
(J) 4 x Connecting
bracket for corner
frame pro le
(K) 4 x Connector
L-bracket
(L) 1 x Support strut (M) 2 x Tension springs
(N) 12 x Sets Ø5x18
screws & sowels
(O) 40 x M6x8
screws
(P) 4 x M5x5
screws
(Q) 20 x M5x5
screws
(R) 4 x Wall moun-
ting bracket x4
(S) 1 x Hexagon
socket spanner
(T) 1 x Clamping
tool
(U) 1 x Cross
screwdriver
(V) 2 x Protective
gloves

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STEP 1: ASSEMBLY FRAME
1. First plug both parts of the set (A) into each other.
2. Connect both parts with the connecting bracket (I) and  x this with the
screws (O).
3 / 4. Place a connecting bracket(J) (Fig. 3) on both ends of each vertical
frame pro le(B).and screw it loosely with only one screw (O) per
bracket (Fig. 4).
Fig 1.
Fig 2.
Fig 3. Fig 4.
5. Turn the vertical frame pro le (B)
so that the back is on top. Now
align the L-Brackets (K) on both
ends of each vertical frame pro -
le (B). Make sure that the bracket
is in the correct groove
(see  g. 5). Fig 5.
6. Afterwards, the already assemb-
led horizontal frame pro les (A)
can be connected to the vertical
pro les (B).
Fig 6.

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7. Fix the frame by screwing the four screws (Q) into each L-Bracket. Make
sure that as soon as one bracket is  xed you do the diagonally opposite
bracket next.
8. Insert the support strut (L) to the
centre of the length of the frame
(according to  g. 8) and  x it
with the screws to the connec-
ting bracket (I).
9. Carefully turn the assembled frame over with 2 people, so that the
connecting brackets (J) are on top. Screw the screws (O) into the
connecting brackets and tighten them. Make sure that you always tigh-
ten the opposite side  rst. Then tighten the screws on the inside with the
Allen key (S)
Please note: During the last frame assembly steps, it must be ensured
that all frame parts are mitred to fi t and tightened. If there are small
gaps in the mitre, the cover frame cannot fi t fl ush and unsightly joints
will appear in the frame corners. As soon as you fi nd small gaps in the
mitre, loosen all fasteners and connecting brackets, push the frame
parts together and gradually re-tighten the loosened components.
Fig 7.
Fig 8.
Fig 9.

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STEP 2: FABRIC ATTACHMENT
1. Lay the protective foam sheet (G)
on a  at surface and secure the
corners, ideally with a few strips
of painter‘s masking tape to pre-
vent the underlay from rolling in.
Roll out the projection screen fa-
bric (F) centrally - The projection
side must be facing downwards.
2. Carefully push the tension rods
(H) into the outer tabs of the
projection screen fabric: 1x long
tension rod each for short frame
sides, 2x short tensioning rods per
long fabric side. The rods must not
be pushed through fabric one over
the other, but butt against each
other in the middle. Then lay the
previously built frame with the  at
front side onto the centre of the
projection screen fabric.
Fig 10.
Fig 11.
We recommend that you carry out the following steps with a second person.
Caution: The projection screen surface is extremely sensitive! Please carry
out the installation of the projection screen surface with the utmost care. Take
care not to bend the projection screen surface and do not touch it. Use the
enclosed protective gloves (V) for mounting.

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3. Use the tensioning tool (T) and the tensioning springs (M) to attach the
projection screen surface to the frame. Start hooking the tension springs
onto the tensioning rods at the four corners and pull the tensioning tool
to pull the springs into the groove in the frame
4. Once all four corners are attached with two springs each, place a spring
in the centre of each length. Please also note here that you do the op-
posite side  rst and only then move on to another point. Continue with
the whole fabric and smooth it down if necessary. After the  rst springs
have been set, check that the frame is absolutely centred on the corners
and sides of the fabric. If necessary, lift the frame slightly and pull the
fabric out of the surface. The fabric is cut very precisely to  t the frame
and a slight misplacement may result in the fabric not being able to be
 tted properly. Here you have to work very precisely and calmly with
suf cient space. The corners in particular may have to be loosened and
worked around the frame again in such a way that no ripples occur. The
CLR material is comparatively stiff and may need to be reworked in the
corners after a few days.
To do this, place the frame on the protective sheet, loosen the springs in
the corners again and, wearing gloves, work on the affected corner so
that no more ripples are visible. Then re-tension the springs around all
the corners concerned, one after the other.
Fig 12.
Fig 13.

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STEP 3: ATTACHING THE COVER FRAME
1. Start with the horizontal cover fra-
me (C). A cover frame consists of
two parts that are placed next to
each other on a long side of the
frame.
2. Place all four parts on the top and bottom of the frame.
3. Now insert the corner connectors (E) into the ends of the cover frames
and then place the vertical cover frames (D) on the short frame sides.
Fig 14.
Fig 15.
Fig 16.

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STEP 4: MOUNTING TO THE WALL
1. The mounting brackets should preferably be placed at a distance of 1/4
of the total frame width from the edge of the frame. (Example: Frame
width 200cm -> distance between mounting brackets and edge of frame
= 50cm). Insert the upper and lower mounting brackets once into the
still lying screen and measure the distance between the upper and lower
brackets. Before mounting, loosen the safety catches of the two lower
brackets (Fig. 18).
The celexon UST frame screen is equipped with sliding wall mounting brackets
(R) that allow exible mounting. Please use the enclosed dowels and screws
(N) for mounting to a solid stone wall. For other supporting structures you may
need other mounting material.
Fig 17.
Upper mounting
bracket
Lower mounting
bracket
Fig 18.

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2. Transfer the hole size of the bra-
ckets and the distance between
the upper and lower brackets to
your wall, drill the corresponding
holes and insert the plastic do-
wels. Then mount the brackets on
the wall.
3. Then hang the frame screen on your wall and make sure that the (top)
brackets engage in the groove provided in the frame. Then tighten the
fall protection of the lower and upper mounting brackets. After moun-
ting, please check whether the screen hangs absolutely horizontally,
slight adjustments can be made by using the safety catches. The assem-
bly is now complete.
Fig 19.
Fig 20.
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