Vivid VFS5110SM User manual

STANDARD MOTION SERIES
USER MANUAL

02 STANDARD MOTION SERIES | contents
CONTENTS
VIVID MODELS
VFS5110SM, VFS5120SM, VFS5133SM

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INTRODUCTION
· intro letter
· included in box
· automatic trigger control
· external control
· IR remote control
· remote controller
· general info
· wall & ceiling mount
· ceiling hang
· 4 types of control
· manual control
CONTROL & OPERATION
INSTALLATION
CONTROL & OPERATION
04 CONT’D
· motorized screen usage
· warnings
· important information
· specifications
MAINTENANCE & SAFETY 15
06
09

04 STANDARD MOTION SERIES | introduction
INTRODUCTION
Dear Customer!
Congratulations on making your purchase. We hope you enjoy
using your new projection screen.
In order to make each viewing a unique video-cinema experience,
we have provided this user manual containing detailed information
about installing and operating your new projection screen.
Be sure to read through all the information in this manual before
using and/or attempting to install the equipment.
Please note that your warranty will become void in the event
that the equipment is handled, installed, or operated
incorrectly.
The contents of this user manual will guide you through the
proper handling, installing, and operating of your new Vivid
projection screen.
Included in Box:
· projection screen
· floating mounting brackets (x2)
· external IR receiver
· screws and anchors (x8)
· M5x10 installation screws (x6)
· ceiling hang bracket (x2)
· 12v trigger line
· allen wrench tool
· remote controller

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Standard Motion Screen Accessories
Floating mounting bracket
Aluminum casing
Screen fabric
Bottom Rod
Top panel
Upper groove
Locking piece
Lower groove
Locking screw
Floating mounting
brackets (x2)
External IR
receiver (x1)
Screws &
anchors (x8)
M5x10 installation
screws (x6)
Ceiling hang
bracket (x2)
12v trigger
line (x1)
Allen wrench
tool (x1)
Remote
Controller (x1)

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INSTALLATION
General Information
There are 3 ways to install
you Vivid screen.
• Wall Mount
• Ceiling Mount
• Ceiling Hang
Select the type of installation
that is best for you.
NOTE: The floating mounting
brackets can be installed at
various points for your
convenience. However, it is
recommended that you install
them closer to the endcap to
reduce vibration and noise.
Wall & Ceiling Mount
1. According to the surface
of installation, choose the
appropriate screws needed
for mounting (regular screws
for wood surfaces, tapping
screws for concrete surfaces)
2. Mount the brackets onto
the surface, ensuring it is
level
TIP: Draw yourself an
erasable level line when
mounting the brackets as
shown in figure 1.
Figure 1

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Wall & Ceiling Mount
3. Simply use the screws as
shown in figure 2 & 3 for
wood wall and ceiling
installations. Use the
provided anchors as shown
in figure 4 & 5 for drywall
and concrete wall and
ceiling applications.
4. Loosen the locking screw
to lower the locking piece as
shown in figure 6 & 7 to
prepare the floating
mounting brackets before
attaching the screen.
5. Attach the screen to the
mounting brackets as shown
in figure 8 & 9.
Wood Wall Wood Ceiling Drywall & Concrete Wall Drywall & Concrete Ceiling
Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5
Loosen Locking Screw Lower Locking Piece Slide Screen Onto Brackets Tighten Locking Screw
Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9

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Ceiling Hang
1. Install 2 hooks (not provided)
on the ceiling as shown in
figure 10.
2. Use the installation screws
to secure the hang brackets
into the mounting brackets as
shown in figure 11.
3. Loosen the locking screw
to lower the locking piece as
shown in figure 12 & 13.
4. Attach the screen to the
mounting brackets as shown
in figure 14 & 15.
5. Make sure the screen is
securely attached to the
brackets. Hang screen as
shown in figure 16.
Install Hooks For Hanging Secure Hang Brackets Loosen Locking Screw Lower Locking Piece
Figure 10 Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 13
Slide Screen Onto Brackets Tighten Locking Screw Hang Screen On Hooks
Figure 14 Figure 15 Figure 16

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CONTROL & OPERATION
4 Types of Control
1. Manual Control
2. Automatic Trigger Control
3. External Control
4. IR Remote Control L A N
Trigger Jack
Connecting
External IR
Central Controller
Projector
4 Types Of Control Options
Figure 17

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Manual Control
Use the manual control switch
to operate the standard motion
screen. (See figure 18)
Simply click the button next to
the power cord to make your
screen go down. Click again
to stop.
Click once again to make the
screen go up. Click again to
stop.
NOTE: The manual control
button cycle is as follows:
Down-Stop-Up-Stop-Down
Manual Control Switch
Figure 18
Manual Control SwitchPower Cord

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Automatic Trigger Control
Control your screen using the
automatic 12v trigger with
your projector.
Use the 12v trigger line to
connect the 12v output to the
trigger jack, labeled TRIG on
the end cap of your screen.
(See figure 19)
When the projector is
powered on, your screen will
automatically go down. When
the projector is powered off,
your screen will automatically
go up.
A wireless option is available.
If purchased, connect the
wireless 12v trigger to your
projector once paired with the
wireless RF to IR converter.
12v Trigger Line
Figure 19
Part#: VFS12VT
Wireless Option (Sold Separately)
Wireless 12v Trigger Wireless RF to IR Sync

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External Control
Use an external device such as
a computer for centralized
control of your standard
motion screen.
Connect one end of your data
cable to the screens output
jack and the other end to your
control device. (See figure 20)
Use your control device to put
the screen up and down.
External Control Line
Figure 20
RS232

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IR Remote Control
Control your motion series
screen with the provided IR
remote.
The screen has a built-in IR
sensor that will work if the
remote’s IR signal is not
blocked. (See figure 21)
If your installation environment
leaves the built-in IR sensor
blocked, simply use the
external IR receiver that is
provided. (See figure 21)
Be sure the external IR receiver
is positioned so that the IR
signal being sent from the
remote can reach it without
interference.
IR Control Options
Figure 21
Built-in IR Sensor
External IR Receiver

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Caution:
1. The shortest distance between receiver and controller is 0.5 meter.
2. Controller will work within 30 degrees horizontally from the center of the receiver point within 8 meters of the screen.
3. The controller will not work if the signal is covered by something.
4. Keep the controller away from high temperatures and humid situations.
5. If the signal is weak, try changing the battery.
6. Please take the battery during long periods of inactivity.
7. Use the same battery type as originally supplied.
UP
DOWN
STOP
LED
MICRO-UP MICRO-DOWN
Remote Controller
1. To raise screen press UP.
2. To hold screen at desired
position press STOP.
3. To lower screen press
DOWN.
4. To raise the screen little at
your desired position press
MICRO-UP.
5. To lower the screen little at
your desired position press
MICRO-DOWN.
Remote Operation & Battery Replacement
Figure 22
BATTERY COMPARTMENT

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MAINTENANCE & SAFETY
Motorized Screen Usage
1. Make sure there is no dust or dirt on the fabric surface
before putting the screen up.
2. Motor operation should not exceed 50 seconds of
continuous use.
3. The motor will utilize overheat protection in excessive
usage situations. User will be forced to wait for the motor
to cool down before operation will resume.
4. The motor does not require lube for optimum operation.
5. Motor settings have been optimized. No further
adjustment should be needed. Please consult a
professional if adjustment is required.
MOTOR
ADJUSTING
SLOT

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Warnings
» The warranty will only be valid if you follow the
instructions below. Improper use and care may
cause serious injury and/or damage.
» Make sure the installation and mounting screws
are securely fastened.
» Make sure the mounting surface is flat and secure.
» Please consult a professional to install your
motorized screen.
» If using IR, ensure that your IR receiver is not
pointed directly at a light.
» Avoid any contact with the screen surface to
prevent scratches, tears, and other damage.
» Do not write or draw on the surface.
» Clean the screen with a soft cloth and lukewarm
water. Do not use any detergent or cleaning
products.
» Put the screen up after every use.
» Do not pull on the sides or fold the screen.
» Do not take apart and replace unknown parts.
Ignoring the safety
warnings may lead to
injuries and/or damage
Do not connect any
electrical attachment or
remote controls
Consult a professional if
your screen is in need of
repairs or maintenance
Screen should be installed
in a secure location to
avoid accidents or falling
Put screen up after every
use to prevent the screen
from loosening
Do not hang anything from
the screen fixture to prevent
accidents or falling

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Important Information
» Read and understand all instructions before installing and using the
projection screen.
» Always connect this projection screen to a grounded outlet. The power
outlet should be located near the screen and shall be easily accessible.
» This equipment must be supplied from a power system providing a
PROTECTIVE EARTH connection and having a neutral connection, which
can be reliably identied.
» Always ensure that the unit is properly earthed and power connections
correctly made.
» To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this projection
screen, but take it to a qualied serviceman when service or repair is
required. Incorrect reassembly can result in electric shock when used.
» Close supervision is necessary when projection screen is in use by or
near children. Do not leave screen unattended while is use.
» Installer must ensure that the mounting structures and fasteners must
be of adequate strength to securely support the screen so that
vibrations or even abusive pulling on the screen surface will not cause
the housing to work loose or fall.
» Do not operate screen with a damaged cord or if the screen has been
dropped or damaged until it has been examined and repaired by a
qualied serviceman.
» Do not place or attach anything to metal casing or viewing surface of
the screen.
» Position cord so that it will not be tripped over, pulled or in contact
with hot surfaces.
» Do not plug the cord in with wet hands; electric shock could occur.
» Save these instructions.
Product specifications are subject to change without notice
Specifications
Model No.
Screen Size
Screen Material
Screen Finish
Frame Material
Aspect Ratio
Gain
View Angle
Cleanable Screen
Fire Resistant
Motor (Power)
Weight
Warranty
VFS5110SM
110 in.
PVC/Fiberglass
Matte White
White Aluminum Alloy
16:9
1.0
170°
Yes
Yes
110V / 0.96A
34.1 lbs
2 year
VFS5120SM
120 in.
PVC/Fiberglass
Matte White
White Aluminum Alloy
16:9
1.0
170°
Yes
Yes
110V / 0.85A
44.75 lbs
2 year
VFS5133SM
133 in.
PVC/Fiberglass
Matte White
White Aluminum Alloy
16:10
1.0
170°
Yes
Yes
110V / 0.85A
60.96 lbs
2 year