Elite Prime Vision Peregrine A4k series User manual

Acoustically Transparent
Peregrine A4k
Important Safety and Warning Precautions
Please follow these instructions
carefully to ensure proper maintenance and safe
Acoustically Transparent Fixed
Frame Screen
1. When ha
nging the screen up, please
furniture, ladders, windows, etc., occupy the s
2. Regardless if the screen is hung on or installed into the wall;
are used and that the we
ight is supported appropriately by a strong and structurally sound surface
large and heavy picture fram
e should.
(Please consult a home improveme
nt speci
3. Frame parts are m
ade of high quality velo
4. When not in use, cov
er the screen with a fur
impurities.
5. W
hen cleaning, use a soft cloth moistened with w
surface.
6. Never attem
pt to use any solutions, che
7. In order to avoid da
maging the screen, avoid touching it directly with your fingers,
other sharp or abrasive objects.
8. Spare parts should be placed out o
f reach of small childre
CAUTION:
The projection screen frame is ma
de of high
Use a soft cloth with warm w
ater to
To avoid damaging the scr
een material, never attem
cleaners on the scr
een itself, and never attem
objects.
Acoustically Transparent
Fixed Frame Projection Screen
& Special Edition A4K
User’s Guide
Important Safety and Warning Precautions
carefully to ensure proper maintenance and safe
Frame Screen
nging the screen up, please
make sure that no other objects –
such as power switches, outlets,
furniture, ladders, windows, etc., occupy the s
pace designated for your Fixed-Fram
e screen.
2. Regardless if the screen is hung on or installed into the wall;
make sure that t
he proper
ight is supported appropriately by a strong and structurally sound surface
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maging the screen, avoid touching it directly with your fingers,
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Fixed Frame Projection Screen
& Special Edition A4K
Series
carefully to ensure proper maintenance and safe
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such as power switches, outlets,
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mounting anchors
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with care.
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t to use any solutions, chemicals, or abrasive
th your fingers or sharps/abrasive

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PARTS LIST
1. Frame Parts x 6 pcs
(4 top/bottom frame pcs. + 2 side frame pcs) 9. M5x15Screws x 16 pcs
2. Tension Rods x 6 pcs
(4 top/bottom rods + 2 side rods)
10. User Guide x 1 pc
3. Screen Material x 1 pc 11. Center Support Bar x 1 – 2 pcs
(depending on model/size)
4. Center joints x 2 pcs 12. Support joiner x 2 – 4 pcs
(depending on model/size)
5. Elbow Joints x 4pcs 13. Fix Plates x 50 – 90 pcs
(depending on model/size)
6. Wall brackets x 2-4pcs 14. Rubber hammer (mallet) x 1 pc
7. Wood Screws x 8pcs 15. Screw driver x 1 pc
8. Drywall anchors x 8pcs
Note: Please make sure all parts are included in your package before proceeding to assemble your Elite
Screens fixed frame projection screen.
ASSEMBLING THE FRAME
1. Insert the center joint connector to the horizontal frame piece and then fasten it with 2screws.
2. Insert the other horizontal frame piece to the center joint connector and then fasten it with 2 screws.
1/2Long frame
Push
Make sure the frame piece lines up correctly before you tighten the screws completely.

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Push
Push
Insert the exposed ends of the joint connectors
into the short (vertical) frame and align the four
corners so that they meet at perfect right angles
3. Insert both elbow joint connectors into the long horizontal frame (fig.1).
4. Join all four frame parts together following the steps showed below. After making sure that all four corners join
at right angles to form a perfect rectangle, fasten the four angles together by using the (x8) joint screws
included (fig.2).
Push Push
Joint
Long frame
( fig.1)
Push
Push
Short frame
Short frame
M5×15 Screws
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Push
( fig.2)
Tension Rod (Horizontal) x 4
Tension Rod (Vertical) x 2
5. After making sure that all four corners join at right angles to form a perfect rectangle, fasten the four angles
together by using the (x8) joint screws included (fig.3).
ATTACHING THE SCREEN MATERIAL TO THE FRAME_
1. Unroll the screen material and lay it down on a clean surface. Then insert the tension rods separately into the edges
of all four corners of the material (see fig.4).
2. Make sure the screen material and frame are both lying face down on a clean, dry, and non-abrasive surface.
Screw
( fig.3)
(Fig. 4)
Screen Material Screen Material
push
push
push
Tension Rod (Horizontal) x 4 Tension Rod (Vertical) x 2
push push push

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3. Carefully unroll the material inside the frame. (Fig.5)
Please note the material will be noticeably smaller than the frame, as the material must be stretched to create a sufficient
amount of tension for perfect material flatness.
ATTACHING THE FIX PLATES_
1.
Stretch the material to the corner and insert the screen material’s edge in the groove of the frame. While one
hand holds the material in place the other hand snaps in the push plate (Fig.6-Fig.7).
2. Begin by securing the four corners in the following sequence A→B→C→D (Fig.8).
3. Insert the fix the plates as shown on Fig. 5. Fix plate ① is about 10cm away from the frame’s corner. Fix
plate ② is about 5cm away. (Fig.9)
Notes：
 Make note of the label to help distinguish
the back and front side.
 Unroll the screen material face down
 Keep the screen material as close as
possible to the frame and do not allow it to
scratch against any part of the frame.
(Fig. 6)
Insert push plate in
Screen material edge
(Fig. 7)
Schematic cross section
of the
f
rame
Plate
Frame groove
(Fig.8)
(Fig.9)
A
B
C
D

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4. Place a fix plate in the center of each side in the following orderE→F→G→H (Fig.11).
5. Next, fasten a fix plate on the center of each frame side in the following order I→J→K→L→M→N→O→P
as shown in Fig.12.
E
G
H
F
(Fig.11)
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Tip for attaching the last corner(D):
1. Position yourself left of location ①.
2. Pull the material to the corner of the frame with your hand while your left
hand snaps in the fix plate on location ①
3. Then insert and snap in the fix plate on location②.
4. Next, move and position yourself on location ③，then pull the edge to the
frame and fasten plates on locations③and④.
5. Finally, fasten the last fix plate on location⑤. (Fig.10)
(Fig.12)
① ②
③
⑤
④
Pull
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6.
Fasten the remainder of the fix plates in the empty locations in the red markings to complete attaching the screen
material. (Fig.13)
BLACK BACKING ATTACHMENT
The purpose of the black backing material is to block out any light penetration that may
behind the screen, which can
cause distortion to the projected image.
CENTER SUPPORT BAR
1. Insert the support joiner
into each side of the
support joiner
(Fig. 14)
The black backing is held in place by the Velcro that is on the fix plates.
Black backing
5
Fasten the remainder of the fix plates in the empty locations in the red markings to complete attaching the screen
BLACK BACKING ATTACHMENT
The purpose of the black backing material is to block out any light penetration that may
reflect off of anything mounted
cause distortion to the projected image.
into each side of the
center support bar to complete assembly.
(Fig.13)
Interval markings reveal the best points for inserting the fix plates
(Fig. 14). The prongs on the fix plates insert
to the lip on the back of the
frame creating a friction hold that will firmly keep the material and
black backing in place (Fig. 15-16
).After the material has been
the backing will lay
over the back of the white (Acoustic) material and
then be h
eld in place by the Velcro on the fix plates(Fig 1
(Fig. 16)
(Fig. 15)
The black backing is held in place by the Velcro that is on the fix plates.
Fix plates secure
the Acoustic material and the black backing behind it.
Center support bar
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Fasten the remainder of the fix plates in the empty locations in the red markings to complete attaching the screen
reflect off of anything mounted
Interval markings reveal the best points for inserting the fix plates
to the lip on the back of the
frame creating a friction hold that will firmly keep the material and
).After the material has been
installed,
over the back of the white (Acoustic) material and
eld in place by the Velcro on the fix plates(Fig 1
7).
(Fig. 17)
the Acoustic material and the black backing behind it.

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2. Insert the Center Support Bar into the upper top groove on the back of the frame (not where the fix plate inserts)
with the bottom end near the approximate center point of the frame and place it in at an angle so that both ends of the
bar are in alignment with the groove(Fig. 18 and 19).
Diagonal models 150” and below use 1 x Center Support Bar
Diagonal models above 150” require 2 x Center Support Bars
3. Slide the top end of the bar into the top center point location to complete center support bar installation. This will
provide added stability to your frame and added tension to the material.
Screen material edge
Center Support Bar
(Fig. 18)
Fixed plate groove
(do not insert here)
Remove
push
Center Support Bar
(Fig. 19)

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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Locate your desired installation location with a stud finder (recommended) and mark the
where the screen is to
be installed
2. Drill a hole
with the proper bit size according to the wood screw
3. Line up the wall brackets
with the drilled holes on the installation location and screw them
screwdriver.
Note: Use 2 top wall brackets on diago
diagonal sizes 135” and above
4.
Position the fixed frame screen onto t
bottom frame
to secure the installation.
5.
The wall brackets allow flexibility
feature as it allows your screen
to be
6.
Using both hands finish the installation by pushing the lower portion of the fixed
bracket as shown in Fig 21.
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(Fig.
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INSTRUCTIONS
Locate your desired installation location with a stud finder (recommended) and mark the
be installed
.
with the proper bit size according to the wood screw
s included.
with the drilled holes on the installation location and screw them
Note: Use 2 top wall brackets on diago
nal sizes below 135”, and use 3 top wall brackets on
Position the fixed frame screen onto t
he top wall brackets as shown (Fig. 20)
and push down at the center of the
to secure the installation.
The wall brackets allow flexibility
by allowing the fixed frame
screen to slide to the sides.
to be
properly centered.
Using both hands finish the installation by pushing the lower portion of the fixed
frame screen into the lower
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Locate your desired installation location with a stud finder (recommended) and mark the
drill-hole area of
with the drilled holes on the installation location and screw them
in using a Philips
nal sizes below 135”, and use 3 top wall brackets on
and push down at the center of the
screen to slide to the sides.
This is an important
frame screen into the lower
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(Fig. 21)