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.
All other screens are non-tensioned. They are manufactured with textile-backed,

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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,
visit our web site at www.draperinc.com. See page 16 for controls.