Draper Nocturne Series User manual

Installation Instructions
Nocturne™ 220V Exterior Projection Screen by Draper
Copyright © 2015 Draper Inc. Form Nocturne_220V_Inst15 Printed in U.S.A.
If you encounter any difficulties installing or servicing your Nocturne Exterior Projection Screen
call your dealer or Draper, Inc. in Spiceland, Indiana, 765-987-7999, or fax [phone].
Caution
1Inspect all boxes to make sure you have received the proper parts.
2Open cartons lengthwise.
3All hardware must be installed level. Screens must be level and square.
4Do not wire motors in parallel without written permission from Draper.
5It is the installer’s responsibility to make sure appropriate fasteners are used
for mounting surface.
6Please read the following installation guidelines thoroughly and follow
them carefully. Failure to do so may cause product to fall or otherwise
fail, and invalidates warranty.
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Before mounting your Nocturne Exterior Projection Screen, mark build-
ing for placement of mounting brackets and pre-drill mounting holes
and electrical access holes (if necessary) in mounting surface. It is
installer’s responsibility to make sure appropriate fasteners are used for
mounting surface. The Nocturne Exterior Projection Screen is shipped
with screen case assembly complete (see Fig. 1).
Mounting Through Back of Screen Case:
1Remove fascia from screen case. If your unit is equipped with a crank
operator, first remove the crank attachment from the unit, then remove ad-
ditional screws holding fascia onto back/top and rotate fascia up and off of
unit (see Fig. 2).
Figure 1
Drill holes for wall mounting,
using holes in endcaps as guides.
Figure 2
2Drill mounting holes in back of screen case, using holes in endcaps for
guides. Holes can also be drilled through the sides of the endcaps for
inside mounting (see Fig. 3). If this is a motorized unit, you will also need to
drill out a hole for the power and control cable to exit the screen case.
Figure 3
Mounting Through Top of Screen Case:
1Remove fascia from screen case. If your unit is equipped with a crank
operator, first remove the crank attachment from the unit, then remove ad-
ditional screws holding fascia onto back/top and rotate fascia up and off of
unit (see Fig. 2).
2Remove screen assembly from screen case. If motorized, remove motor
retaining clips. Pull the screen assembly away from the operator end. This
will depress the spring-loaded pin on the non-operator end. Then you can
rotate screen assembly out of the screen case (Fig. 4).
Figure 4
Motorized Crank
3Drill mounting holes in top of screen case, using holes in endcaps for
guides. If this is a motorized unit, you will also need to drill out holes for the
power and control cables to exit the screen case.
Please Note: It is the installer’s responsibility to make sure appropriate
fasteners are used for mounting surface.
4Replace screen assembly in screen case. Place the spring-loaded pin on
the non-operator end into the endcap. Push the screen assembly toward
the non-operator end to depress the spring-loaded pin, then rotate screen
assembly into the screen case.
5Lower viewing surface approximately 12" to begin guide installation.
6If motorized, replace motor retaining clips (see Fig. 4).
Please Note: It is the installer’s responsibility to make sure appropriate
fasteners are used for mounting surface.
Side Cable Installation (see Fig. 5 on page 2):
Please Note: Skip this section if you elect not to install the side cable
guides.
1Attach cable deck or wall mount to mounting surface.
2Attach cable to deck or wall mount using provided washer and nut.
3After making sure of the length required, cut cable and strip the protective
jacket from the top 1".
4Insert cable through the hole provided in the end of the dowel, and then up
through hole in endcap.
5Insert stripped-off portion of cable into provided screw jacket, then tighten
in place against the side wall of the endcap with the provided screw. Make
sure the cable is taut. Tension to 8 in-lbs, so the screen will move up and
down easily along the cable.
6Replace fascia and crank operator (if provided).
Please Note: A minimum of 1¾" is required
for the closure to hinge up, attach and close.
Please Note: A minimum of 1¾" is required for the closure to hinge up, attach
and close.
For flush ceiling mount, blocking (max.
depth 3") may also be required above
screen case to allow closure panel suf-
ficient room to hinge to open/close.
1¾"
Min.
3" Max.
Wall
Clg

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OR
Electrical Connections
Screen operates on 220V, 50Hz. or 60 Hz. 1 ph. current. Screen is shipped
with internal wiring complete and control switch (es) fully boxed, and supplied
with a 6' cable lead. Longer lead can be substituted by removing two screws
in motor end of roller, removing lead, plugging new lead in, and replacing
screws. Wire to connect shade to switch (es) and switch (es) to power supply
should be furnished by installer. Connections should be made in accordance
with attached wiring diagram, and wiring should comply with national and
local electrical codes. DO NOT wire motors in parallel without written
permission from Draper.
All operating switches should be “off” before power is connected.
Limit Switch Adjustments—Standard Motor
Push Button Limits
1Fully depress both limit switch push buttons, then operate wall
switch to make sure system works properly.
2Raise screen to desired “up” stop position.
3Set upper limit by depressing and releasing the proper (back)
push button.
4Lower screen to desired “down” stop position.
5Set lower limit by depressing and releasing the proper (front)
push button.
Screw-Type Limits
1Determine which direction of travel corresponds with arrows on
motor.
2Operate screen to desired “down” stop position. Set limit by
turning the proper socket toward the “+” to lower the limit, and
“-” to raise it.
3Operate screen to desired “up” stopping position. Set limit by
turning the proper screw toward the “-” to raise the limit, and “+”
to lower it.
Please Note: Screen limits are factory set for optimum performance of
the screen. A procedure is outlined below for minor tweaks, but any ad-
justment of these limits may negatively affect the flatness of the screen
surface and could also void the warranty. Please check with Draper prior
to resetting screen limits.
CAUTION: Always be prepared to shut screen off manually when new
adjustment is being tested. Screen may be severely damaged if viewing
surface is allowed to run too far up or too far down.
CAUTION: Be sure all switches are in “off” position before adjusting
limit switches.
Total width = Viewing Surface width + 35/16"
4"
½"
5"
121/32"
Bac
kT
op
1½"
7
/ 8 "
213/16"
113/16"
5/8"
Nocturne Exterior Projection Screen—Crank and Motorized Dimensions
Motor End
1
2
+
+
Motor End

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Wiring Diagrams—220V Standard Motor
Please Note: Do not wire motors in parallel/ Bitte beachten: Motoren nicht parallel schalten Remarque: Ne pas connecter les moteurs en parallèle.
Schaltpläne—220 V Standardmotor
Schémas de câblage : moteur standard 220 V
Neutral
L1
220v,
50 Hz. or/oder/ou 60 Hz.
Dashed wiring
by installer/
Gestrichelte Verkabelung
durch Installateur/
Câblage en pointillés
par l'installateur
Control
switch/
Kontrollschalter/
Commutateur de commande
Single Station Control/Einstationsbedienung/
Commande monoposte
CE Approved/CE-zugelassen/Homologuée CE
Internal Screen Wiring/Interne
Projektionsflächenverkablung/Câblage interne de l'écran
Blue/Blau/Bleu-220v (Common/Gemeinsam/Commun)
Brown/Braun/Marron-220v (Down/Ab/Bas)
Black/Schwarz/Noir-220v (Up/Auf/Haut)
Neutral
Hot/
Stromführend/
Chaud
Multiple Station Control/Mehrstationsbedienung/
Commande multiposte
Not CE Approved/Nicht CE-zugelassen/Non homologuée CE
Red/Rot/Rouge
Red/Rot/Rouge
Red/Rot/Rouge
Blue/
Blau/
Bleu
Blue/
Blau/
Bleu
Blue/
Blau/
Bleu
Black/Schwarz/Noir
Black/Schwarz/Noir
220v, 50 Hz. or/oder/ou 60 Hz.
Black/Schwarz/Noir
Green-Yellow/Grün-Gelb/Vert-jaune
(Motor Ground/Motorerdung/
mise à la terre du moteur)
Control
switches/
Kontrollschalter/
Commutateurs
de commande
Internal Screen Wiring/Interne
Projektionsflächenverkablung/Câblage interne de l'écran
Blue/Blau/Bleu-220v (Common/Gemeinsam/Commun)
Brown/Braun/Marron-220v (Down/Ab/Bas)
Black/Schwarz/Noir-220v (Up/Auf/Haut)
Green-Yellow/Grün-Gelb/Vert-jaune
(Motor Ground/Motorerdung/
mise à la terre du moteur)
Dashed wiring
by installer/
Gestrichelte Verkabelung
durch Installateur/
Câblage en pointillés
par l'installateur
bouton de
récepteur
Vers
la ligne
220 V
Data Cable to more LVC-IV modules*
Datenkabel mehr LVC- IV Module*
Câble de données à plus Modules LVC- IV*
*A maximum of six (6) LVC-IV
modules can be linked together/
* Maximal sechs (6)LVC- IV Module
können miteinander verbunden sind.
*Un maximum de six ( 6 )Modules
LVC- IV peuvent êtrereliés entre eux
N
L1
GND
FUSE - 3.15 AMP
250 VAC 5x20mm
IR Eye Input/
Sensoranschluss für IR-Sensor /
Port pour l’œil IR
Low Voltage Tr igger/
Niederspannungssignal/
Tr igger basse tension
3-28 VDC
RS232/485
Blue/Blau/Bleu-220v
(Common/Gemeinsam/Commun)
Brown/Braun/Marron-220v
(Down/Ab/Bas)
Black/Schwarz/Noir-220v
(Up/Auf/Haut)
Green-Yellow/Grün-Gelb/Vert-jaune
(Motor Ground/Motorerdung/
mise à la terre du moteur)
Internal Screen Wiring/Interne Projektionsflächenverkablung/Câblage interne de l'écran
3 Button Wall Switch/3 Tasten Wandschalter/
Commutateur mural à 3 boutons
DOWN/AB/BAS - Black/Schwarz/Noir
COM/Gemeinsam/Commun- White/Weiß/Blanc
UP/AUF/HAUT - Red/Rot/Rouge
Low voltage wiring by others/
Niederspannungsverkabelung durch andere/
câblage basse tension par d’autres
Dashed wiring by installer/
Gestrichelte Verkabelung durch Elektriker/
Câblage en pointillés par l'électricien
Key-operated on-off switch if furnished/
Falls geliefert, „Ein-Aus“- Schlüsselschalter/
Commutateur marche-arrêt à clé, le cas échant
Red/Rot/Rouge
White/ Weiss/Blanc
Brown/Braun/Marron
Yellow/Gelb/Jaune-220VAC-
Hot/Wechselstrom-spannungsführend/sous tension
Black/Schwarz/Noir-220VAC-
Hot/Wechselstrom-spannungsführend/sous tension
Green-Yellow/Grün-Gelb/Vert-jaune
(Ground/Erdung/masse)
External Low Voltage and Wireless
Externe Niederspannung und kabellos
Basse tension externe et sans fil

2You will then need to find the programming button which is a small
button on the back or side of the transmitter. You will need to de-
press the button for 10-15 seconds. The motor should jog up and
down once then pause and jog a second time during this time
period. Once the motor has completed its second jog, then you can
start at step 1 of initial programming as the motor is clear.
Add/Delete a Channel/Transmitter
Add:
1Select the channel/transmitter that is currently operating the motor,
then press the programming button until the motor jogs.
2Select the new channel/transmitter that you want to add to the
motor, then press the programming button until the motor jogs.
3The motor should now work on both the old and new channel/
transmitter.
Delete:
1Select the channel/transmitter that is currently operating the motor
and you want to keep, then press and hold the programming button
until the motor jogs.
2Select the channel/transmitter that you want to remove, then press
and hold the programming button until the motor jogs.
3The motor should now only work on the channel/transmitter from
step 1.
Adjust Limits in User Mode
If your initial limits have changed or you want to fine tune a motor,
you do not need to reset the motor and re-program it. You can just
change the limits with these steps.
1Move the motor to the limit (upper or lower) that you want to
change.
2Press and hold the UP and DOWN buttons until the motor jogs.
3Move the motor to its new limit location.
4Press and hold the STOP button until the shade jogs.
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Channel se-
lector button
on Multi-
Channel
Transmitter
RTS Motor/Remote Programming Instructions
If you receive a Nocturne with an optional RTS motor from Draper,
Inc., the motor has no programming on it, so it must be learned and
programmed to work on the transmitter that you have. The limits must
also be set. Here are the initial programming instructions.
1Connect power to motor. Select the transmitter/channel to which
you plan to learn the motor. Press and hold the UP and DOWN
buttons at the same time until the motor jogs, then release.
2Check the motor run direction by press either the UP or DOWN
buttons. This is important because if you do step 3 without doing
this step, then you will need to reset the motor. If you need to
reverse the motor direction, then press the STOP button (middle
button which might be labeled MY) for 5 seconds until the motor
jogs. Check the direction again to make sure that it works.
3Move the motor to its upper limit position. Press the STOP and
DOWN buttons at the same time until the motor starts to move
down, then release. You will stop the motor at its lower limit. You
can use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the motor to the
correct lower limit position if need be.
4Once the motor is at its lower limit position, then press the UP and
STOP buttons at the same time until the motor starts to move up,
then release. The motor should move to the upper limit position in
step 3 and stop.
5Once the motor has stopped at its upper limit position, then press
and hold the STOP button for 5 seconds until the motor jogs.
6Now, you must put the motor into USER mode. Find the program-
ming button which is a small button on the back or side of the trans-
mitter and press it until the motor jogs. Once you have done this,
then the motor will operate in normal fashion.
7Disconnect power to this motor and move to the next in your
installation and start with step 1. Reconnect motor to power when
all motors are programmed.
Reset Motor Instructions
If the motor is not working or responding correctly and you want to
reprogram it from the beginning and clear all previous programming,
then follow these steps.
1Disconnect the motor from power for 2-5 seconds, reconnect to
power for 10-13 seconds, disconnect from power for 2-5 seconds,
and reconnect to power. The motor should move down a little after
you reconnect to power the last time.