Grandview Smart Screen User manual

Grandview Smart Screen
User Manual
Imported and Distributed in Australia by
Herma Technologies
Factory 4A, 6 Albert St
Preston, VIC 3072
For more information please go to
www.grandviewscreens.com.au
or call 1300 730 025
Oct12 v1.5
Note: Warranty does not cover un-installing
or re-installing unit.
Excessive motor use
The motor will switch off if the screen is used
continously for more than three minutes. Allow the
motor to cool for 30 minutes before using again.
If you do not expect to use your screen for some
time, please disconnect the power.
Protecting your Screen:
To ensure long lasting viewing enjoyment keep the
screen rolled up when not in use. Check both the
front and back surfaces before retracting into the
case to make sure it is free of dust, dirt, insects or
other foreign matter. Use a soft brush or cloth to
lightly remove any foreign particles.
Cleaning your Screen:
Use warm water with a mild detergent to remove
any marks on the surface (only dab, do not rub) or
screen casing. Immediately dry the screen with a
soft cloth or towel. Do not leave it to air dry.
Never use any solvents, chemicals or abrasive
cleaners on the screen surface as they can
permanently damage the screen surface.
Central Control Instructions
Note: Please do not operate the low voltage
control frequently to prevent from damage
to the relay.
Central Control Protocol & Control Code
Data bits: 8 Digits
Initial digits: Digit 1
Stop digits: Digit 1
Baud rate: 2400
UP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xdd
STOP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xcc
DOWN: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xee
MICRO-UP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0xC9
MICRO-DOWN: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0xE9
External
Control
Unit
Relay in-built
RS232
6P6C (3V)
Low Voltage Control
Wiring map

Grandview Smart Screen
User Manual
Imported and Distributed in Australia by
Herma Technologies
Factory 4A, 6 Albert St
Preston, VIC 3072
For more information please go to
www.grandviewscreens.com.au
or call 1300 730 025
Oct12 v1.5
Note: Warranty does not cover un-installing
or re-installing unit.
Excessive motor use
The motor will switch off if the screen is used
continously for more than three minutes. Allow the
motor to cool for 30 minutes before using again.
If you do not expect to use your screen for some
time, please disconnect the power.
Protecting your Screen:
To ensure long lasting viewing enjoyment keep the
screen rolled up when not in use. Check both the
front and back surfaces before retracting into the
case to make sure it is free of dust, dirt, insects or
other foreign matter. Use a soft brush or cloth to
lightly remove any foreign particles.
Cleaning your Screen:
Use warm water with a mild detergent to remove
any marks on the surface (only dab, do not rub) or
screen casing. Immediately dry the screen with a
soft cloth or towel. Do not leave it to air dry.
Never use any solvents, chemicals or abrasive
cleaners on the screen surface as they can
permanently damage the screen surface.
Central Control Instructions
Note: Please do not operate the low voltage
control frequently to prevent from damage
to the relay.
Central Control Protocol & Control Code
Data bits: 8 Digits
Initial digits: Digit 1
Stop digits: Digit 1
Baud rate: 2400
UP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xdd
STOP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xcc
DOWN: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xee
MICRO-UP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0xC9
MICRO-DOWN: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0xE9
External
Control
Unit
Relay in-built
RS232
6P6C (3V)
Low Voltage Control
Wiring map

To the owner
Congratulations on purchasing a Grandview
Smart Screen, This screen is designed to produce
the sharpest, most pleasing pictures with
maximum convenience.
Before you start
• Use the correct tools: a level, a measuring tape and
a pencil to mark with.
• Measure the bracket position accurately before
attaching to the wall or ceiling.
• Do not mount the brackets the full width of the
casing, allow at least 100mm at each end for
horizontal picture alignment.
Wall mount
Mount the brackets rmly eg: into wall studs or bricks.
Ensure the brackets are in level.
Limit settings
The screen is tted with 2 limit pots which are visible on
the left had side of the motor. The YELLOW pot controls
the up or down movement of the screen’s TOP limit and
the WHITE pot controls the up or down movement of the
BOTTOM limit.
Setting the top limit
The YELLOW pot is covered with a BLACK sticker to
prevent accidental insertion of the HEX key which may
lead you to inadvertently change the TOP limit and
damage the screen.
DO NOT REMOVE THE BLACK STICKER OVER THE
YELLOW POT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE – IT WILL
VIOD YOUR WARRANTY.
Setting the bottom limit
CAUTION: Setting the bottom limit beyond the black
leader may render your screen inoperable and void
your warranty.
To access the WHITE pot, please remove the rubber
grommet beneath the motor on the left-hand side of the
case. Operate the screen to it reaches the bottom limit.
Insert the HEY key into the WHITE pot and turning it
CLOCKWISE. The screen will visibly drop by approximately
15mm steps for each rotation of the key.
To raise the LOWER limit, operate the screen to it reaches
the bottom limit. Insert the Hex key into the WHITE pot
and turn it COUNTER-CLOCKWISE. The bottom limit will
rise by approximately 15mm for each rotation of the key
HOWEVER the new limit will only be visible AFTER the
screen has been operated (raised and then lowered again).
Using close contact
Simply connect the Blue and Yellow wires to ‘L’ of control
system, and the red wire to ‘N’. Then using commands
in the control system, screen will open and close to it’s
pre-set limits.
Undo the screen as shown below.
Locking scre
wLocking piece
Slide the screen onto the brackets and snap into the
groove and tighten the screw.
Up groove
Down
groove
Ceiling installation
Attach the ceiling brackets as shown. Slide the screen
and lock
.
Using 12V Trigger:
Connect the projector and screen with the jack plug cable
provided. Turn “ON” the projector and choose 12V from
the menu, the screen will lower. When the projector is
turned “OFF” the screen will retract into the casing.
Alternatively you may also use the external IR receiver
cable and sensor.
Plug the IR receiver cable into the IR socket on the casing
and mount the sensor in line of sight with the remote.
Now use the remote to lower and retract the screen.
Ensure the wall bracket is
secured to the casing of the
screen before hanging.
Figure 22
Projector
Caution:
Before operating the screen you must remove
the white adhesive tape which holds the dropper bar to
the screen case.
Electrical installation
Grandview Smart Screens come with an Australian
standard plug. Simply plug in and your screen is
ready to use.
Operating Instructions
Using IR Remote
Your remote control comes with a battery installed.
To operate your remote:
Press to lift the screen
Press to stop the screen
Press to lower the screen
The Micro switch is used for retracting
or lowering screen in small increments.
Dr
y contact for Central control like AMX or Crestron
UP and Down connect with L
of Central control
GND connect with N of central control
1
2
3
4
5
6
J1
6P6C
UP
DOWN
EXTERNAL CTRL
GND
L
L
N
(Blue)
(Yellow)
(Red)

To the owner
Congratulations on purchasing a Grandview
Smart Screen, This screen is designed to produce
the sharpest, most pleasing pictures with
maximum convenience.
Before you start
• Use the correct tools: a level, a measuring tape and
a pencil to mark with.
• Measure the bracket position accurately before
attaching to the wall or ceiling.
• Do not mount the brackets the full width of the
casing, allow at least 100mm at each end for
horizontal picture alignment.
Wall mount
Mount the brackets rmly eg: into wall studs or bricks.
Ensure the brackets are in level.
Limit settings
The screen is tted with 2 limit pots which are visible on
the left had side of the motor. The YELLOW pot controls
the up or down movement of the screen’s TOP limit and
the WHITE pot controls the up or down movement of the
BOTTOM limit.
Setting the top limit
The YELLOW pot is covered with a BLACK sticker to
prevent accidental insertion of the HEX key which may
lead you to inadvertently change the TOP limit and
damage the screen.
DO NOT REMOVE THE BLACK STICKER OVER THE
YELLOW POT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE – IT WILL
VIOD YOUR WARRANTY.
Setting the bottom limit
CAUTION: Setting the bottom limit beyond the black
leader may render your screen inoperable and void
your warranty.
To access the WHITE pot, please remove the rubber
grommet beneath the motor on the left-hand side of the
case. Operate the screen to it reaches the bottom limit.
Insert the HEY key into the WHITE pot and turning it
CLOCKWISE. The screen will visibly drop by approximately
15mm steps for each rotation of the key.
To raise the LOWER limit, operate the screen to it reaches
the bottom limit. Insert the Hex key into the WHITE pot
and turn it COUNTER-CLOCKWISE. The bottom limit will
rise by approximately 15mm for each rotation of the key
HOWEVER the new limit will only be visible AFTER the
screen has been operated (raised and then lowered again).
Using close contact
Simply connect the Blue and Yellow wires to ‘L’ of control
system, and the red wire to ‘N’. Then using commands
in the control system, screen will open and close to it’s
pre-set limits.
Undo the screen as shown below.
Locking scre
wLocking piece
Slide the screen onto the brackets and snap into the
groove and tighten the screw.
Up groove
Down
groove
Ceiling installation
Attach the ceiling brackets as shown. Slide the screen
and lock
.
Using 12V Trigger:
Connect the projector and screen with the jack plug cable
provided. Turn “ON” the projector and choose 12V from
the menu, the screen will lower. When the projector is
turned “OFF” the screen will retract into the casing.
Alternatively you may also use the external IR receiver
cable and sensor.
Plug the IR receiver cable into the IR socket on the casing
and mount the sensor in line of sight with the remote.
Now use the remote to lower and retract the screen.
Ensure the wall bracket is
secured to the casing of the
screen before hanging.
Figure 22
Projector
Caution:
Before operating the screen you must remove
the white adhesive tape which holds the dropper bar to
the screen case.
Electrical installation
Grandview Smart Screens come with an Australian
standard plug. Simply plug in and your screen is
ready to use.
Operating Instructions
Using IR Remote
Your remote control comes with a battery installed.
To operate your remote:
Press to lift the screen
Press to stop the screen
Press to lower the screen
The Micro switch is used for retracting
or lowering screen in small increments.
Dr
y contact for Central control like AMX or Crestron
UP and Down connect with L
of Central control
GND connect with N of central control
1
2
3
4
5
6
J1
6P6C
UP
DOWN
EXTERNAL CTRL
GND
L
L
N
(Blue)
(Yellow)
(Red)

To the owner
Congratulations on purchasing a Grandview
Smart Screen, This screen is designed to produce
the sharpest, most pleasing pictures with
maximum convenience.
Before you start
• Use the correct tools: a level, a measuring tape and
a pencil to mark with.
• Measure the bracket position accurately before
attaching to the wall or ceiling.
• Do not mount the brackets the full width of the
casing, allow at least 100mm at each end for
horizontal picture alignment.
Wall mount
Mount the brackets rmly eg: into wall studs or bricks.
Ensure the brackets are in level.
Limit settings
The screen is tted with 2 limit pots which are visible on
the left had side of the motor. The YELLOW pot controls
the up or down movement of the screen’s TOP limit and
the WHITE pot controls the up or down movement of the
BOTTOM limit.
Setting the top limit
The YELLOW pot is covered with a BLACK sticker to
prevent accidental insertion of the HEX key which may
lead you to inadvertently change the TOP limit and
damage the screen.
DO NOT REMOVE THE BLACK STICKER OVER THE
YELLOW POT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE – IT WILL
VIOD YOUR WARRANTY.
Setting the bottom limit
CAUTION: Setting the bottom limit beyond the black
leader may render your screen inoperable and void
your warranty.
To access the WHITE pot, please remove the rubber
grommet beneath the motor on the left-hand side of the
case. Operate the screen to it reaches the bottom limit.
Insert the HEY key into the WHITE pot and turning it
CLOCKWISE. The screen will visibly drop by approximately
15mm steps for each rotation of the key.
To raise the LOWER limit, operate the screen to it reaches
the bottom limit. Insert the Hex key into the WHITE pot
and turn it COUNTER-CLOCKWISE. The bottom limit will
rise by approximately 15mm for each rotation of the key
HOWEVER the new limit will only be visible AFTER the
screen has been operated (raised and then lowered again).
Using close contact
Simply connect the Blue and Yellow wires to ‘L’ of control
system, and the red wire to ‘N’. Then using commands
in the control system, screen will open and close to it’s
pre-set limits.
Undo the screen as shown below.
Locking scre
wLocking piece
Slide the screen onto the brackets and snap into the
groove and tighten the screw.
Up groove
Down
groove
Ceiling installation
Attach the ceiling brackets as shown. Slide the screen
and lock
.
Using 12V Trigger:
Connect the projector and screen with the jack plug cable
provided. Turn “ON” the projector and choose 12V from
the menu, the screen will lower. When the projector is
turned “OFF” the screen will retract into the casing.
Alternatively you may also use the external IR receiver
cable and sensor.
Plug the IR receiver cable into the IR socket on the casing
and mount the sensor in line of sight with the remote.
Now use the remote to lower and retract the screen.
Ensure the wall bracket is
secured to the casing of the
screen before hanging.
Figure 22
Projector
Caution:
Before operating the screen you must remove
the white adhesive tape which holds the dropper bar to
the screen case.
Electrical installation
Grandview Smart Screens come with an Australian
standard plug. Simply plug in and your screen is
ready to use.
Operating Instructions
Using IR Remote
Your remote control comes with a battery installed.
To operate your remote:
Press to lift the screen
Press to stop the screen
Press to lower the screen
The Micro switch is used for retracting
or lowering screen in small increments.
Dr
y contact for Central control like AMX or Crestron
UP and Down connect with L
of Central control
GND connect with N of central control
1
2
3
4
5
6
J1
6P6C
UP
DOWN
EXTERNAL CTRL
GND
L
L
N
(Blue)
(Yellow)
(Red)

Grandview Smart Screen
User Manual
Imported and Distributed in Australia by
Herma Technologies
Factory 4A, 6 Albert St
Preston, VIC 3072
For more information please go to
www.grandviewscreens.com.au
or call 1300 730 025
Oct12 v1.5
Note: Warranty does not cover un-installing
or re-installing unit.
Excessive motor use
The motor will switch off if the screen is used
continously for more than three minutes. Allow the
motor to cool for 30 minutes before using again.
If you do not expect to use your screen for some
time, please disconnect the power.
Protecting your Screen:
To ensure long lasting viewing enjoyment keep the
screen rolled up when not in use. Check both the
front and back surfaces before retracting into the
case to make sure it is free of dust, dirt, insects or
other foreign matter. Use a soft brush or cloth to
lightly remove any foreign particles.
Cleaning your Screen:
Use warm water with a mild detergent to remove
any marks on the surface (only dab, do not rub) or
screen casing. Immediately dry the screen with a
soft cloth or towel. Do not leave it to air dry.
Never use any solvents, chemicals or abrasive
cleaners on the screen surface as they can
permanently damage the screen surface.
Central Control Instructions
Note: Please do not operate the low voltage
control frequently to prevent from damage
to the relay.
Central Control Protocol & Control Code
Data bits: 8 Digits
Initial digits: Digit 1
Stop digits: Digit 1
Baud rate: 2400
UP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xdd
STOP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xcc
DOWN: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0Xee
MICRO-UP: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0xC9
MICRO-DOWN: 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0xE9
External
Control
Unit
Relay in-built
RS232
6P6C (3V)
Low Voltage Control
Wiring map