Draper AeroLift 150 User manual

Audio-Visual Solutions
• Front Projection Screens
• Rear Projection Screens
• Video Projector Lifts & Mounts
• FlexShades
• Controls
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Table of Contents
Ceiling-Recessed Motorized Screens ........................ 4-5
Wall-Mounted Motorized Screens............................6-7
Ceiling-Recessed Manual Screens................................. 8
Wall-Mounted Manual Screens .................................... 9
Permanently Tensioned Screens ...............................10-11
Video Projector Lifts & Mounts...............................12-13
Rear Screens and Systems ..............................................14
FlexShade Systems........................................................... 15
Controls .................................................................... 16
On the cover: Signature/Series V projection screen
in large conference room at Pike High School in
Indianapolis, IN. The photograph on this two-page
spread is a Signature/Series V in a small conference
room at Pike High School. Architect: Gibraltar Design,
Indianapolis, IN. Dealer: SPD Textile & Drapery,
Inc., Indianapolis, IN. Photography: Wayne Williams,
Indianapolis, IN.
Unless noted otherwise, all photos in this publication
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2005 Best in Sweets
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A Word About Draper
Draper projection screens, video projector lifts and mounts,
FlexShades and controls integrate fully into any audio-visual
installation. With the most comprehensive range of projection
screens and related products in the world, we offer a solution for
virtually any presentation need. Intelligent design, quality materials
and careful attention to detail ensure flawless performance in your
new building.
Established in 1902 as a manufacturer of window shades for schools,
Draper now offers four major product lines: projection screens
and related audio-visual equipment (CSI section 11 52 13); lifts and
mounts for video projectors and plasma displays (CSI section 27 41
23); window shades for commercial and institutional applications (CSI
section 12 24 00); and gymnasium equipment, (CSI section 11 66 00).
Come inside, and find the products that fit your facility or room.
The McGraw-Hill Construc-
tion Information Group,
publishers of Sweets, awarded
Draper its “Best in Sweet’s—
Most Outstanding Market-
place Program (Print and
Electronic)” award, as part of
the 2005 Sweet’s Marketplace
Awards. Draper also received
honorable mention for Best
Electronic Program.
According to Sweets, “Winners in this category represent the
finest examples of marketing in the construction Market-
place. Utilizing print and electronic programs, they create a
complete, easy-to-use resource for industry professionals.”

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Ceiling-Recessed Motorized Projection Screens
• Access/Series V & Series E
• Ultimate Access/Series V & Series E
• Signature/Series V & Series E
• Envoy
• Rolleramic
• Paragon
• Ambassador
• Access Sonata/Series V & Series E
• Access MultiView/Series V & Series E
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Draper manufactures the most innovative and complete line of ceiling-recessed
motorized projection screens. Ceiling-recessed motorized screens add versatil-
ity to any presentation room. Out of sight when not needed, they are perfect for
facilities where a variety of display technologies are combined. A well-designed
system gets the message across effectively, without intrusion from the technology.
Series V projection screens feature Draper’s Tab Tensioning System. Tab
tensioning maintains a perfectly flat viewing surface, suitable for even the most
demanding applications, including computer-driven data and graphics presenta-
tions, as well as large-screen video images.
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Access/Series V projection screen in HDTV format and a Draper Revelation
video projector lift at the Health Education and Conference Center at
Memorial Medical Center, Sutter Gould Medical Foundation, Modesto,
CA. Dealer: MediaWorks, Sacramento, CA. Photography: Ed Asmus
Photography, Sacramento, CA.
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fiberglass-base materials which offer an acceptably flat viewing
surface, based on the thickness and weight of the screen surface
and dowel. An important part of Draper’s inspection process for
screens of this type is to make sure the screen is as flat as possible.
Draper’s most advanced ceiling-recessed screens are the Access
and Ultimate Access series. These products feature extruded
aluminum cases, complete with ceiling trim flanges, so instal-
lation is easy. Quick-release latching brackets and pin electical
connection enable quick and easy screen upgrades if projector or
screen surface technology should change.
The Ultimate Access case features an independently motorized
“trap door” ceiling closure. The door opens into the case, so it is
never visible from the audience area.
For more details on Draper’s ceiling-recessed motorized screens,
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Wall-Mounted Motorized Projection Screens
• Premier
• Targa
• Salara
• Baronet
• Silhouette/Series V & E
• Artisan/Series V & E
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For complete flexibility in installation, choose a motorized screen for wall or
ceiling installation. These products may be mounted on the wall or suspended
almost anywhere. They are generally less expensive to purchase and install than
ceiling-recessed screens.
The Premier and Targa are Draper’s most popular wall/ceiling motorized
screens. Choose the Premier for a tab-tensioned screen, or the Targa when a
free-hanging screen is required. Both products may be installed above the ceiling
using the optional Ceiling Opening Trim Kit (see page 7).
For quick and easy setup, with no electrician required, choose the Salara/Plug
& Play™. The Salara’s sleek aluminum case has an elliptical shape and futuris-
tic look. Under the hood, you’ll find built-in IR and a handy 10´ electrical cord.
Salara is also available in a conventional hardwired form. The Baronet offers a
10´electrical cord and inline switch with a simple white steel pentagonal case.
The Silhouette and Artisan screens are designed to complement the décor

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Targa projection screens at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, New
York City, NY. Design & Installation: Glenn Polly, Videosonic, NYC, NY.
Photographer: © 2005 Bruce Katz, NYC, NY.
Screens are AV Format in sizes 72˝ x 48˝, 90˝ x 120˝ and 108˝ x 144˝.
of fine meeting rooms. The Silhouette features a streamlined
aluminum shape, while the Artisan’s solid hardwood case suits
traditional settings. The Artisan case is also available in sleek,
contemporary plastic laminates.
The Premier, Silhouette/Series V and Artisan/Series V fea-
ture Draper’s Tab Tensioning System for a perfectly flat view-
ing surface. Computer-driven data graphics’ presentations and
large-screen video images always look best on a tensioned screen.
Ceiling Opening Trim Kit
Designed for ceiling-recessed installation of Targa or Premier
motorized screens. This accessory trims out the ceiling opening
and attaches to screen end caps. Painted white to match the
ceiling, the Ceiling Opening Trim Kit saves installation time
For more information,
visit Draper’s web site
at www.draperinc.com
and results in a faster, cleaner-
looking installation. The slot
includes finished flange to
accept acoustical ceiling tile
or grid.

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Ceiling-Recessed Manual Projection Screens
• Access/Series M
• Apex
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(Above) Apex screens
installed at Unocal,
Stafford, TX. Dealer:
CCS Presentation
Systems, Houston, TX.
Photography: Barry
Champagne, Houston, TX.
(Right) Apex screens closed.
Aluminum operating pole
is furnished in one of
two sizes: 4´ or 6´.
All the features available in motorized projection screens are also offered with
manual operation. Some manual screens may be recessed above the ceiling, while
others feature elegant designer cases. They can be non-tensioned or tab-tensioned
(Series C, with crank operation). So, when the budget or installation consid-
erations don’t permit motorized screens, you don’t have to “settle” for a simple
classroom screen.
Want a more finished look to the ceiling? Choose the Apex or Access/Series M.
Both feature ceiling tile flange to make recessed installation easy and attractive.
The Apex also includes a unique ceiling closure.
For complete submittals, instructions
or specifications, visit Draper’s web site
at www.draperinc.com

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Wall-Mounted Manual Projection Screens
• Salara/Series M
• Silhouette/Series M & Series C
• Luma
• Luma 2
• Premier/Series C
• Artisan/Series M
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Luma wall-mounted manual projection screen in the Media Center of Oswego East High School, Os-
wego, IL. Architect: Kluber, Skahan + Associates Inc., Batavia, IL. Photography: Wayne Williams,
Indianapolis, IN.
Draper’s wall- or ceiling-mounted manual projection screens provide an economical
visual experience along with easy installation.
For a contemporary look in a curvaceous aluminum case, choose the Salara/Series
Mor Silhouette/Series M, or Series C, with tab tensioning. The Artisan/Series
Mfeatures a solid hardwood case for a more traditional, elegant appearance, or choice
of a plastic laminate case for a more modern look.
The Luma and Luma 2 are Draper’s most popular manually operated screens. They
both feature pentagonal steel cases with a white finish. Easy to install almost any-
where. Use Draper’s Ceiling Opening Trim Kit when installing Luma 2 above the
ceiling (see page 7).
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Permanently Tensioned Projection Screens
• Onyx
• Clarion
• ShadowBox Clarion
• WrapAround Clarion
• Cineperm
• Eclipse Masking System
• Lace & Grommet
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or specifications, visit Draper’s web site
at www.draperinc.com
For rooms where the screen remains in place at all times—whether auditoriums
or dedicated home theatres—Draper offers a variety of fixed or permanently
tensioned screens. The primary advantage of permanently tensioned screens is
that the screen surface is perfectly flat, which provides better image quality. A
flat surface means better resolution of the projected image—in other words a
sharper picture.
Lightweight and easy to install. Attractive and functional. Ideal in a command
and control center, boardroom, training center, home theatre or anywhere a
superior image quality is required.
The Onyx and Clarion provide a clean, elegant look. The viewing surface is
taut behind a beveled black frame. No snaps, so the surface is perfectly flat and
free of puckers. For a borderless look, choose the WrapAround Clarion.
The Cineperm and ShadowBox Clarion both are attached with snaps—
Cineperm snaps are set in borders and are snapped to the front of the frame,
while ShadowBox surfaces snap to the back of a black frame.
For large or custom screens, Lace & Grommet and Cineperm screens are avail-
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(Left and above) Clarion permanently tensioned projection screens in the seminar room at
the Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems (CAVS), Canton Extension, Mississippi State
University, Canton, MS.
(Below) Cineperm permanently tensioned screen at (CAVS), Mississippi State University,
Starkville, MS. In addition, two Draper Access/Series V projection screens are installed in a
seminar room at the Starkville facility. Dealer: Integrated Systems Group–Southern Region,
Atlantic Video Corporation, Mobile, AL. Photography: Jim Bramblett Productions, Mobile,
AL. Starkville building photo (below): Courtesy of Mississippi State University.
The State of Mississippi, while
recruiting Nissan to build a
manufacturing facility in central
Mississippi, committed to the
establishment and continued
operation of the Center for
Advanced Vehicular Systems
(CAVS) at Mississippi State
University (MSU) with a
branch to be located near the
Nissan plant in Canton.
Both facilities utilize video
conferencing to conduct seminars
and meetings. Fully integrated
with Draper controls and
Crestron touch panels, CAVS
uses audio-visual technology to
share information in its mission
to research and develop design
and manufacturing means and
methods for producing superior
quality vehicles with advanced
features and functions at reduced
costs and shorter product
development times.

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Video Projector Lifts and Mounts
• Revelation
• Phantom
• Orbiter
• Micro Projector Lift
• Scissor Lift
• LCD Lift
• AeroLift 25, 50 & 150
• Aero Mounts for LCD/DLP Projectors
• Aero Mounts for Plasma Displays
• Aero Mounts for Flat Panel Displays
• VideoConferencing Camera Box
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Only Draper offers such diverse solutions to mounting your projector, plasma
display or LCD panel display. Sophisticated, comprehensive and functional
describe Draper’s line of lifts and mounts. Seven different models of motorized
video projector lifts are designed to help you mount the projector of your choice
at or above the ceiling line. Aero Mounts enable ceiling installation of LCD/
DLP projectors and wall or ceiling installation of plasma and LCD displays.
All have built-in adjustability.
• Revelation—This unique projector mount permanently conceals the projector
above the ceiling—and hides its noise as well. The Revelation is compact,
easy to install and accommodates a wide range of projectors.
• Phantom—The first of two new projector mounts. Phantom conceals the
projector above the ceiling—and quickly dips into position when you are
ready for a show.
• Orbiter—The second of two new projector mounts. The Orbiter rotates 180°
bringing the projector into the room. Keeps projector very close to the ceiling.
• Micro Projector Lift— Designed to fit within a 2´ x 2´ ceiling grid. Lowers
projector up to 4´ with compact scissor mechanisms.
• Scissor Lift—The projector can be lowered as much as 17´ from its stored
position. Choose from 14 different models.
• LCD Lift—Compact projector lift with an attractive bomb bay door closure.
Available in two sizes.

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• AeroLift 25, 50 & 150—Three models to lift up to 25, 50 or
150 lbs. With a simplified design, AeroLifts install in even
the tightest spots. Offers a different look than the mechanical
one of scissor lifts.
• Aero Universal Projector Bracket—Solves the dilemma of
choosing a projector bracket. Fits virtually any LCD/DLP
projector.
• Aero Mounts for LCD/DLP Projectors—These ceiling mounts
are sophisticated in appearance, functional in their abilities
and installer-friendly.
• Aero Accuset Projector Mounts—Pipe-style, ceiling mounts
are popular with installers. Adaptable to almost any field
condition.
• Aero Mounts for Plasma Displays—Sleek mounts put plasma
monitors exactly where you want them—ceiling or wall
mounted, with plenty of stability and adjustability.
• Aero Universal Plasma Bracket—Fits a variety of plasma
displays. Works in both portrait and landscape orientation
• Aero Mounts for Flat Panel Displays—Attractive mounts
suspend LCD/TFT flat panel displays from ceiling or wall.
Revelation projector
mount and Access/Series
E ceiling-recessed motor-
ized projection screen in
DTE Energy Executive
Dining Room, Detroit,
MI. Dealer: City Anima-
tion, Troy, MI. Architect:
Ford & Earl Associates,
Inc., Troy, MI. Photogra-
phy by Wayne Williams,
Indianapolis, IN. U.S.
• VideoConferencing Camera Box—Used to recess a video-
conferencing camera in the wall. Available with a lock and key.
Our new MC1 Motor Control Board provides complete
flexibility in operating this equipment through a variety of
input devices, including serial and network communication.
Through the use of Video Interface Control, you can link
the operation of any Draper motorized lift to a Draper electric
screen. See our web site at www.draperinc.com and page 16 of
this catalog.
Patent No. 6,379,012.

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Rear Projection Screens and Systems
• IRUS
• Cinescreen
• Vortex
• DiamondScreen
• HoloView
• High Contrast Black
• VideoWall Framing Systems
• MultiScreen Systems
• Projector Support Structures
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Since 1985, Draper has developed a particular expertise in the design and manu-
facture of custom rear screen videowalls, projector support structures and related
products for electronic information display. With installations in more than 100
countries, Draper is the acknowledged world leader in the most demanding area
of the projection screen industry.
With more unique types of rear projection screens, videowall framing systems,
projector mounting systems and plasma wall framing systems, and more com-
bined years of design experience than any other projection screen manufacturer,
Draper’s highly skilled engineers can provide an optimum solution for any in-
formation display requirement. Both human and technological factors are always
carefully considered.
Draper rear projection screens and systems are used in a wide range of applica-
tions, including: command and control centers, sports and gaming venues, Net-
work Operation Centers (NOC), virtual reality entertainment venues, broadcast
and teleconferencing, boardrooms, conference and training rooms.
Vortex rear projection screen at Compuware Corporation headquarters, Detroit, MI. Dealer:
SPL Integrated Systems. Photo courtesy of Compuware and SPL.
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FlexShade Systems
• Access Dual Roller FlexShade
• Access FlexShade
• Ultimate Access FlexShade
• Motorized FlexShade
• FlexShade 2
• Colossal FlexShade
• Manual FlexShade
• Spring Roller Shade
• LightBloc FlexShade
• Skylight FlexShade
• FlexShade Panels
• Roman FlexShade
• Snugfold Folding Shade
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With over a century of experience, Draper is uniquely qualified to control the sun-
light in your new building. With more than 30 different light-filtering and opaque
fabrics and more models of window shades than any other manufacturer, we can
provide the solution to virtually any light control problem.
Every Draper shade is custom made. Each is checked and tested before leaving the
factory to make sure it meets the high quality standards for which Draper is known.
Motorized shades can be integrated with controls for lighting and presentation equip-
ment. See page 16.
FlexShades provide glare control, heat control and room darkening on any type
of window: classrooms, offices, boardrooms, training rooms, military installations,
hospitals, extended care and nursing facilities, residences, home theatres, museums,
darkrooms and laser labs.
Access Dual Roller FlexShades and a Rolleramic motorized projection screen at University of
Illinois at Chicago (UIC) College of Medicine, Chicago, IL. Dealer: Building Outfitters, Inc.,
Lake Zurich, IL. Photography: Rich Sistos, Glen Ellyn, IL.
For glare control and UV protection, lower the mesh shades (bottom). If total light control is
needed, as in the audio-visual application depicted, lower the room darkening shades (top).
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Controls
• SS-1R
• LVC-S, LVC-SL, LVS-III
• WRT-R
• IRT-R
• MC1
• IPD4
• IntelliFlex®for FlexShades
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Draper, Inc. is a Registered Provider for the American Institute of Architects (AIA)
continuing education program. The AIA/CES program allows architects to keep
current and gain new knowledge and skills. It also enables AIA members to fulfill a
membership requirement and meet state mandatory continuing education require-
ments. Each course below offers AIA members one AIA/CES learning unit.
Draper’s course, Projection Screens 101, offers a reliable methodology for selecting
the correct screen format, size, model and viewing surface. Different control options for motorized
sceens are discussed, and well as the consequences of an incorrect specification.
Window Shades 101, provides participants with a comprehensive strategy for selecting window shade
fabrics, reviewing elements such as texture, health, safety, welfare and energy conservation.
For more information, visit www.draperinc.com or www.aia.org.
Draper’s motorized projection screens, video projector lifts and FlexShades can be
operated in a variety of ways including two-way serial communication, network com-
munication or Ethernet, low voltage control, radio frequency remote control, infrared
remote control and single station control. Draper’s products also work in conjunction
with other manufacturer’s controls, such as Crestron, Extron and AMX. You can fully
automate your screens, lifts and shades.
Draper’s new MC1 Motor Control Board provides multiple options for our motor-
ized audio-visual products. This simply designed, but powerful, control board accepts
2-way serial communication, infrared commands via IR receiver, and relay closures
found in home integration systems. Radio frequency is also available. Can be factory
installed in some products.
And our IntelliFlex®system is the most sophisticated, yet versatile and user-friendly
window shade control system on the market. It is a total package, providing maximum
user control of motorized shades. The intelligent, yet simple IntelliFlex Control
System provides a single source opportunity to install any type of motor controls on
a range of products and have them all work together seamlessly through a variety of
input devices. The heart of the system is the SC1, a single motor switching relay with a
built-in microprocessor.
Access/Series V screens at CuraScript Corporate Headquarters in Orlando, FL.
Dealer: Professional Communications Systems, Tampa, FL. Installation utilizes
standard control with a RS232 Control Option and an AMX touch panel.