Recordex Motorized Electric Projection Screen User manual

Motorized Electric
Projection Screen
Thank You For Choosing Our Projector Screen.
Please Read This Manual Carefully Before Using Your New Screen.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using your photographic equipment, basic safety precautions
should always be followed, including the following:
ŸRead and understand all instructions before using.
ŸClose supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or
near children. Do not leave appliance unattended while in use.
ŸDo not operate appliance with a damaged cord or if the appliance
has been dropped or damaged - until it has been examined by a
qualified serviceman.
ŸPosition the cord so that it will not be tripped over, pulled, or contact
hot surfaces.
ŸFor a cord-connected unit, do not use an extension cord.
ŸAlways unplug appliance from electrical outlet before cleaning and
servicing and when not in use. Never yank cord to pull plug from
outlet. Grasp plug and pull to disconnect.
ŸLet appliance cool completely before putting away. Loop cord
loosely around appliance when storing.
ŸTo reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this appli-
ance, but take it to a qualified serviceman when service or repair
work is required. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock
when the appliance is used subsequently.
ŸThe use of an accessory attachment not recommended by the man-
ufacturer may cause a risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to per-
sons.
ŸConnect this appliance to a grounded outlet.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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Thank you for selecting our professional motorized electric projector
screen. We know you are ready to get started using your screen, but we
ask that you please take a few minutes to read through this manual to
ensure proper installation and use of your new screen. With proper care
and maintenance you should experience years of trouble free use.
CAUTION
• The wiring diagrams included are for reference only,
and only a licensed electrician should attempt to make
any adjustments or changes to the wiring of this screen.
•Attempt to service any concealed portion of this screen
during the warranty period will void your warranty.
• This Screen is set to operate in a 110V/60Hz environ-
ment. Do not operate in a 220V/50Hz region.
CONTENTS
IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ FIRST.
Please notify your point of sale retailer immediately if you are missing any items.

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INSTALLATION
• Unpack the screen carefully and verify that the screen was not dam-
aged during shipment. (If the screen was damaged during shipping
please initiate a damage claim with the freight carrier immediately.)
• Check the contents of the box against Figure 1.0 to be sure that
nothing is missing.
• Make sure that you are working in a 110V/60Hz region.
• Avoid violent jarring of the screen, handle with reasonable care.
INSTALLATION DOs AND DON’Ts
• DO install the screen using hardware that is appropriate for bearing
the weight of your screen. (Inquire with hardware store for help select-
ing the right mounting hardware for your specific installation)
• DO mount the screen into wall studs if possible.
• DO mount the screen where it will receive proper ventilation, but not
direct air flow.
• DO NOT install the screen in a highly humid or high temperature
environment. (Try to install in an environment with steady temperature
and humidity that is within normal range.)
• DO NOT install the screen where it will receive direct sunlight.
• DO NOT install the screen where it will receive direct air flow (i.e.
Heating or air conditioning vents)
Figure 1.1: Mount to wall. Figure 1.2: Mount to Ceiling

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SCREEN OPERATION
Plug In The Screen
• Plug the screen power cord to a grounded
110V/60Hz power outlet.
3-Way Switch Operation (fig. 1.3)
• To lower the screen press the DOWN but-
ton. The screen will continue to go down until
you press the stop button, or until it has gone
down all the way.
• To put the screen back up simply press
the UP button. Again the screen will go up
until it has reached its upper limit and then it
will stop automatically.
• Pressing the STOP button while the
screen is moving UP or DOWN will stop the
screen at its current position.
• You will find the screen motor operates
very smoothly and quietly.
Infra Red (IR) Remote Operation (fig. 1.5)
•To lower the screen press the DOWN
button. The screen will continue to go down
until you press the stop button, or until it has
gone down all the way.
• To put the screen back up simply press
the UP button. Again the screen will go
up until it has reached its upper limit and then
it will stop automatically.
• Pressing the STOP button while the
screen is moving UP or DOWN will stop the
screen at its current position.
NOTE: If at some point the screen is not
straight, pull down on the pull bar evenly
and slowly to correct the screen angle.
We recommend plugging your screen into a
protected power source. Using a surge pro-
tector, line conditioner, or UPS will help
project your investment from power surges.
Figure 1.3: 3-Way Switch
Figure 1.4: Screen Motion
Figure 1.5: IR Remote

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PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE CONTROL
Putting the Remote Receiver in Setup Status
• First, you must place the remote receiver into
setup status. To do this press the reset switch by
inserting a small pin (i.e. Un-bent paper clip) into
the “setup switch hole” of the IR Receiver/Wall
Switch (fig 1.6). You must press for 6 seconds.
• After 6 seconds the IR Receiver/Switch Box
will beep three times (du-du-du). This indicates
that the box has been reset.
• Now you must press the setup switch again
and this time you will hear two beeps (du-du) indi-
cating that you have successfully set the remote
receiver into setup status.
Figure 1.6: Setup Switch
Setup Switch Hole
Operations You Can Perform While In Setup Status
1) Lock the remote control handset
2) Lock the wall switch controls
3) Match additional remotes to the receiver
Locking The Remote Control Handset
• Enter setup status (see above)
• Press the STOP button on the remote control to lock (disable) the
UP and DOWN buttons on the remote.
• To unlock (re-enable) the UP and DOWN buttons press STOP or
unplug the screen and plug it back in.
Locking The Wall Switch Controls
• Enter setup status (see above)
• Press the STOP button on the wall switch to lock (disable) the UP
and DOWN buttons on the remote.
• To unlock (re-enable) the UP and DOWN buttons press STOP or
unplug the screen and plug it back in.
NOTE: The remote is fully function right out of the box. You
DO NOT need to program the remote before using your new
projector screen. The following instructions for programming
the remote are optional and are used to turn on or off ad-
vanced features that many users will not find necessary.
READ FIRST

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Matching Additional Remotes to the Receiver
• Enter setup status (see above)
• Press the UP button of the Wall Switch or a working Remote Control
to place the Remote Receiver into matching mode. You will here two
beeps (du-du) to let you know you are in matching mode.
•While in matching mode press any button of the remote you wish to
match and you will hear a single beep (du) indicating that the new re-
mote has been matched to the receiver.
• You can match up to 5 remote controls using this method.
Using the Remote Control Memory Function
The remote control can be used to set a screen position so that the
screen will automatically stop at a set point. This is helpful if you need
the screen to go partially down, but not all the way down, in order for
your image to be vertically centered on the screen.
Setting the Screen Memory Using the Remote Control
• Press the DOWN button of the remote. When the screen has
reached the position that you wish to set as the memorized stop position
press both the STOP and DOWN buttons at the same time. The screen
will remember this position and stop here automatically in the future.
Clearing the Screen Memory Using the Remote Control
• Press the UP and DOWN buttons at the same time to clear the
screen memory. Now the screen will no longer stop at the memorized
position.
REMOTE CONTROL TROUBLESHOOTING
•Remote control receiver is not working and the LED indicator
light is not lit. Check that the screen is plugged in. If the screen is
plugged in then the fuse may be blown in the control box. Unplug the
screen and carefully snap open the control box and check to see if the
relay fuse is blown. Take the fuse to your local hardware or electric sup-
ply store and ask them for a 1 Amp replacement fuse.
•Remote control receiver LED indicator light is lit, but the re-
mote control handset is not working.
• Try replacing the remote control’s battery.
• Try matching the remote to the receiver (see previous page)
• Replace the remote control (contact seller)
•UP and DOWN buttons are not working. They may be locked. To
release the lock unplug the screen and then plug it back in.
•The screen does not go down all the way. The memory may
need to be cleared. Clear the memory (see above) and try again.

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SPECIFICATIONS & DIAGRAMS
Screen Fabric
Matte White
Gain: 0.9
Viewing Angle: >160°
High Color Rendering, High Resolution
Gain & Viewing Angle Measurement
Screen Surface

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SPECIFICATIONS & DIAGRAMS
Spare Parts List for Motorized Electric Screen
0001 LEFT END CAP
0002 SCREEN HOUSING
0003 RIGHT END CAP
0004 BEARING MOUNTING
0005 BEARING
0006 ROLLER END CAP
0007 ROLLER
0008 MOTOR HOLDER
0009 CONNECTION
0010 LEFT ORIENTING MOUNT
0011 SCREEN FABRIC
0012 PULL BAR
0013 RUBBER END CAP
0014 SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
0015 LATCH
0101 ROLLER ROTOR
0102 SPRING
0103 OSCILLATING LEVER
0104 SHAFT
0105 IDLER WHEEL
0106 IDLER WHEEL SHAFT
0107 RIGHT ORIENTING MOUNT
0108 LIMIT SWITCH
0109 UPPER FRAME
0110 SPRING 1
0111 SPRING 2
0112 SHIFTER LEVER
0113 FIXING SLAT
0114 FIXING SLAT

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SPECIFICATIONS & DIAGRAMS
AC 110V/60Hz
00-12
00-13
00-09
00-08
00-07
00-03
00-02
00-01
00-04
00-05 00-06
00-10
00-11
A
00-14
00-15

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SPECIFICATIONS & DIAGRAMS
Technical Data for Remote Control & IR Receiver Unit
• Input: 110VAC±10% (60Hz)
• Outputcurrenttomotor:≤1A
• Codeerrorrate:≤1/1000000
• Remotecontroldistance:≤20m(65.6ft)
• Maximum number of remotes per IR receiver: 5 remotes
• Control signal: IR 38Khz
• Minimum and Maximum effective button press time: >0.3 sec to
±120 sec
Always call a qualified engineer for maintenance to avoid possible dan-
ger associated with opening screen enclosures. Always unplug the
screen before attempting any kind of service.
If your screen is not working check the following before calling for ser-
vice:
• Check that the screen is getting power (test outlet with another de-
vice, I.e. Table lamp)
• Check that the fuse is not broken (fuse is located inside the wall
switch).
• Check that the power cable has not been pulled out of the screen
housing or out from the wall switch box.
If the remote control is not working properly try operating the remote
closer to the screen and out of direct sunlight. Also, try replacing the
remote battery.
OPERATING TIPS
• Do not over use the screen motor as this could reduce the overall
life of the screen (I.e. Do not put screen up and down unless you are
planning to use the screen.)
• Do not pull on the power cable.
• Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into a grounded outlet.
• Unplug the screen when it will not be used for long periods of time.
• Make use of a surge protector to help protect your screen from un-
wanted electrical damage.
TROUBLESHOOTING & PROPER OPERATION