LiNC AutoLink User manual
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AutoLink
AutoLink contains of 4 parts:
1 st. receiver
1 st. transmitter
1 st. adapter, female
1 st. adapter, male
AutoLink can also be supplied attached
together with the screen, and if so doesn’t
need any electrical installation.
1. Introduction, AutoLink
The AutoLink is a multifunctional control box.
1./ It is a wireless “trigger” to automatically control the screen from the projector.
2./ It can control the screen manually with a control box at the screen (up/stop/down).
3./ It can be programmed to be a IR remote control receiver.
2.1/ The Infra Red (IR) trigger function works like this:
The transmitter box (the black box at the right in the above image) is connected between
the projector’s power input and the projectors regular power cable. When the lamp of the
projector lights up, the transmitter sends an IR signal to the receiver which makes the screen
roll down. When the lamp of the projector is turned off, another signal is sent to the receiver
making the screen roll back up.
2.2/ The manual control box which also is a receiver has three buttons to control the screen
(up, stop and down).
a./ A brief push at the “down” button makes the screen roll down to the preset lower stop.
This stop can be adjusted on the screen motor (see the instructions for the screen).
b./ When briey pushing the stop/programming button the screen will stop rolling. This
button is also a programming button for IR remote controlling (see 2.3).
c./ When briey pushing the “up” button the screen rolls up to the preset upper stop. This
stop can also be adjusted on the screen motor.
2. Functions, AutoLink
2.3/ The receiver can be programmed to be used with any of your existing IR remote controls
(for example a button on the projector’s remote control). It is only possible to program one
button, the rst push to the button controls “up” and the second push controls “down”.
a./ Push the stop/programming button on the receiver for about ve seconds until the
green lamp starts ashing.
b./ Point the remote control to the receiver and push the button on the remote that you
wish to use for controlling the screen until the lamp stops ashing.
c./ The programming is now nished; try to control the screen with the button on the
remote control.
When changing the controlling button on the remote control, repeat 2.3 A and B.
Programming can be cancelled by pushing the receiver’s stop button for about ve seconds.
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220 V, motor
BROWN
BLACK
BLUE
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YELLOW/GREEN
BROWN
BLUE
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YELLOW/GREEN
220 V, plug
110 V, motor
BROWN
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BLUE
YELLOW/GREEN
BROWN
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BLUE
YELLOW/GREEN
110 V, plug
PS! IF THE SCREEN MOVES IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, CHANGE THE BLACK AND BROWN WIRE.
3. Connecting receiver, AutoLink
3. Connecting transmitter, AutoLink
The transmitterbox (1) should be connected between the powerplug
on the projector (2) and the power cord to the projector (3).
Adapters (4) is used if the projector doesn’t have a standard connec-
tion.
Attach the adapter on the power cord of the transmitterbox (1).
4. Installation, AutoLink
There must be a clear sight between the receiver and transmitter.
These units must align the front against each other to get proper
system function.
Special considerations must be taken to get reliable system function:
- Avoid placing any lamps, uoresent or others, in direct contact with the receiver since it might disturb
the signal between the boxes.
- Not all types of infrared remote controls are supported. Most new controlsshould however be supported.
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