Elite Screens exCinema User Manual
ezCinema Series
Portable Floor Pull-Up Screen
USER’S GUIDE
Rev.062510-JA
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PARTS IDENTIFICATION:
Front
Back
Note: Second telescoping
rod available on 150”
models only.
Box Cover
Big support rod
Locking sleeve
Small support rod
Bracket Hook
Upper scroll bar
Pull hook
Note: Middle foot available on
120” models and above only.
Foot Base
Box
Lock
Bottom Black Masking
White projection surface
Adjustable
up to 1”
Base anchor (available on
models 120” and above only)
Adjustment screw for leveling
Attention:
- Please install the two telescoping support rods simultaneously when pulling up and
retracting the screen material.
- Do not use the screen in a very strong windy environment
- Do not use on uneven surfaces
New Functions and features of F120 and above models:
1. Base anchor allows screen to be adjusted up to 1 inch to level the screen to the ground
2. 40” bottom black border for better viewing for people in the back
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Precautions:
Warning! Screen damage can result from product mishandling if the enclosed
precautions are not followed.
In accordance with practicing home fire safety and to avoid screen damage, do not
place the screen near or beside a fireplace or high temperature appliances such as a gas
stove, BBQ or heater. (Fig. 1)
Fig.1 Fig.2
Place the screen beyond the reach of children. (Fig.2)
Setting up the screen
Installation:
The ezCinema screen is designed to be used as an easy to operate portable screen for a variety of
presentation environments. Its design enables it to be versatile for use in either classroom, conference
room, home or patio presentations. When packed, the unit carries with ease and opens up for projection
presentations within seconds. As a general rule, portable projector screens should be installed in an area
free from wind and heat or open flame sources such as a heater, BBQ grill or fireworks display.
Extend the base feet:
Locate the base feet on the bottom of the box cover at each end and
rotate the base foot until it forms a right angle between the footboard
and the cover box.
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