Grandview Smart combo 106H, Smart combo 120H, Smart combo 150H, Smart combo 120C User Manual
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Smart Combo Tab Tensioned Screen
User Manual
Model: 106H / 120H / 150H / 120C
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Caution
Warning: To prevent electrical shock or damage do not expose this unit to any
liquids including rain or excessive humidity!
1. Please read these instructions carefully to avoid damage due to inappropriate installation
and/or operation.
2. Please keep the screen away from heating/cooling sources, such as radiators, heaters,
ducted heating/air-conditioning vents, fireplaces and/or other relatively harmful/dusty
electrical devices.
3. ALL electrical work must be completed by a Licensed Electrician in accordance with
regulations in your area.
4. Please use only original spare parts and/or accessories supplied by authorised dealers.
5. Remove power plug from wall socket when screen is not in use for prolonged periods or
during stormy weather.
6. Please refer any service and/or repair work to a Qualified Technician/Electrician from an
authorised dealer.
7. Please use appropriately rated 3 pin, (Earthed) power cords, (240 Volts, 10 Amps).
8. Please ensure you have adequate access to the electrical wall socket, (General Purpose
Outlet) in order to switch the unit off in an emergency.
9. The ceiling/wall being used to anchor this screen must be rated to at least 4 x times the
weight of the screen being installed.
10. We strongly recommend and encourage you use experienced reputable AV Installers for
this product.
Please avoid touching internal parts as
electrical voltages may cause harm.
WARNING
To prevent electrical shock,
please DO NOT remove end
caps. There are no parts that can/
should be serviced by a user.
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Please operate the screen only in
accordance with instructions provided
within this manual. Failure to do so may
cause damage and void warranty.
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Description
Aluminium Casing
Side View
Tab Tension
Accessories
M12 Bar (4pcs)
Screen Fabric
Dropper Bar
Smart Combo Tab Tensioned Screen
M12 Nut (16pcs) Hook (4pcs) Pressing Piece (2pcs)
Power Cord
M10X100 Expansion
Screw (8pcs)
Wrench (1pc)
Infrared Remote
Controller (1pc)
Hanging Board (2pcs)
External Infrared Receiver (1pc)
M6 Allen Screw (4pcs)
Trigger 12V
cable (1pc)
M6 Nut (4pcs)
M5 Screw (4pcs)
Instruction Manual (1pc)
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Installation Instructions
H
The screen needs to be recessed into the ceiling cavity. This manual demonstrates 2 types of installations that
could be used for suspension or false plaster ceilings.
Please check all necessary parts and quantities for your preferred method before commencing the installation.
Concrete Roof
100
Ceiling
L minus 26mm
(the width of groove)
(the length of screen)
L
Suspension Ceiling Installation
Choose a position according to the required space and remove the selected ceiling
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tiles (figure 1). Please measure the distance “H” (figure 2) between the concrete roof and ceiling surface.
Hook
M12 Bar
Screen
Screen Fabric
Dropper Bar
Depending on installation
you may require 2 or 4
M12 threaded bars
Hanging Board
158 (the width of groove)
170 (the length of screen)
Concrete Roof
Take apart the ceiling
Grille-ceiling
Figure 1
Roof Surface
Ceiling Surface
Figure 2
Trim the M12 Bars to the required length, (example: H is 500mm, the length of hanging
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bracket 400m which is 500mm minus 100mm) and then assemble the M12 bar as shown below, (figure 3) using
the provided Hooks and M12 nuts.
Split-pin
Approximately
H minus 100mm
Hook
M12 Nut
150mm
M12 Bar
M12 Screw (4pcs)
100.0
Figure 3
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Mark the location for each of the 4 assembled ceiling Hooks, (usually length of case minus 94mm) at 180mm
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apart and secure them using the expansion screws provided, (figure 5). The M12 Bars should be ready to secure
the case once it has been assembled.
H minus 100
H
100
100
Case Assembly
It may be easier to install the power cord, external infrared receiver or 12V trigger before installing the case into
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the ceiling recess.
a) Remove the 2 screws containing the power box assembly, (figure 7).
b) Feed power cable through end plate and terminate in power assembly box, (figure 8 and 9).
c) Also feed through the 12 Volt Trigger cable, the External Control cable and/or Infra Red Receiver,
(if required – figure 10).
d) Re-align the back of the power box assembly slot with the bracket, (figure 11) and insert the
2 screws and end plate.
L minus 94
180
Four hanging
boards are in the middle
Figure 4 Figure 5
Power Cord
Figure 6
Power Box
TRIG (Trigger)
EXT IR (External
Infrared Receiver)
EXT CTRL
(Dry Contact)
Rubber Screw
Screw
End Cap Board
Line Cover
Power Cord
Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9
M4 Screw
Switch
Signal Output
Note: The power box must be
buttoned on the hanger of bracket
End Cap Board
Power Box
Bracket
Figure 10 Figure 11
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Slide an M6 Hex Head bolt into each of the channels that run through the back of the case, (figure 12.1).
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Align the Hanging Board with the 2 screws and ensure that the Hanging Board is at least 5mm from the edge,
(figure 12.2 and 12.3) and secure Hanging Board with the M6 nuts, (figure 12.4).
Install the remaining Hanging Board at the opposite end of the case.
Casing Groove
1) Insert the M6 Allen Screw
into the casing groove
M6 Allen Screw
Hanging Board
2) Install the hanging
board
3) Ensure the distance
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The case is ready to be installed into the ceiling recess, (figure 13 and 14).
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between edge of hanging
board and the edge of
casing is 5mm.
M6 Nut
4) Fasten the hanging board
using M6 nut and install
the other hanging board
in the same way
Figure 13
Figure 14
Fix the screen using M12 nut (figure 15), then adjust the security distance to H (the distance between concrete
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roof and ceiling surface) using adjusting screw. Loosen the M12 nut and fix the whole screen, and then connect
the power (figure 16).
M12 Nut
M12 Screw (4pcs)
Figure 15 Figure 16
Cut the separated ceiling tiles to a suitable size, fill in the gaps around the screen (figure 17-18).
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6
Figure 17
Figure 18
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Should you need to connect other cables and/or add other control systems at a later stage, please follow the
158mm
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steps below.
1) Remove the power box retaining screw and gently lower the
Power Box assembly.
2) Insert the control system cable to the corresponding output,
(figure 10).
3) Re-attach the end cap and the Power Box Assembly
(figures 8 and 7).
Note:
Suspension Ceiling installation continues with step 10 on page 10.
False Plaster Ceiling Installation
Cut a rectangular hole in the desired location of the ceiling, (figure 1). Measure the distance H between the roof
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and the ceiling, (figure 2).
Power cord
Signal Line Exit
Figure 19
L (total length of screen) minus 26mm
Concrete Roof
Wood Ceiling
Figure 1 Figure 2
Trim the M12 Bars to the required length, (example: H is 500mm, the length of hanging bracket 400m which is
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500mm minus 100mm and assemble the M12 bar as shown below, (figure 3) using the provided Hooks
and M12 nuts.
Split-pin
Hook
M12 nut
100.0
Roof Surface
Ceiling Surface
H minus 100mm
M12 Bar
Figure 3
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Trim the M12 threaded rods to the desired length, (H - height minus 100mm). Measure the distance between the
158
100
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mounting holes of the case and mount the threaded bars to the roof, (figure 4 & 5). The M12 Bars should be ready
to secure the case once it has been prepared.
H minus 100mm
H
100
L (total length of screen) minus 26mm
L minus 94mm
Figure 4
Four hanging boards
are in middle
Figure 5
Case Preparations
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In order to mount the screen case to the Threaded Rod it will be necessary to remove some parts as follows:
a) Remove the power cord (figure 6).
b) Unscrew and remove the Power Box assembly enough to access the top of the case (figure 7).
c) Unscrew and remove the End Place (two screws, figure 8).
d) While the End Plate is removed you can feed the power cord through the rubber grommet (figure 9).
Screw
Power Box
Rubber Screw
End Cap
Line Cover
EXT IR (External
Infrared Receiver)
Power Line Power Line
Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 10
Re-insert the end plate but DO NOT install the Power Box assembly (figure 10).
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Figure 11
Figure 12
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Fix the screen using M12 nut, then fasten the nut by wrench (accessories) (figure 13-14); until the fascia
M12 Screw
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trim aligns with the ceiling (figure 15) and connect the power.
Not provided
(screwdriver
Wrench
can replace)
Figure 13 Figure 14
Align the fascia
trim with ceiling
Figure 15
Wrench
Please ensure the outside edge and the inside surface of the case are levelled, (figure 16) before inserting the
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Pressing Plate, which will lock the M12 nut into place, (figure 17 and 18).
Two surfaces at
the same level
Figure 16
Pressing Piece
M5 Screw
Figure 17 Figure 18
Fit off the end plate and connect the Infrared Receiver to EXT IR hole, (figure 18) as well as the 12 Volt Trigger
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cable and/or Ext CTRL cable - if required, (figure 19). Fit off the Power Box assembly ensuring the unit’s rear slot
aligns to the Bracket’s tab, (figure 20).
TRIG (trigger)
Bracket
EXT CTRL (Contact
Contact/RS232)
EXT IR (External
Infrared Receiver)
Power Box
Note: The power box must be
buttoned on the hanger of bracket.
Button
Screw
Figure 19 Figure 20
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Should you need to connect other cables and/or add other control systems at a later stage, please follow the
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steps below.
1) Remove the power box retaining screw and gently lower the Power
Box assembly.
2) Insert the control system cable to the corresponding output,
(figure 11).
3) Re-attach the end cap and the power box assembly,
(figures 7 and 8).
Power cord
Signal Line Exit
Installing the baffles.
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1) Please ensure the security lock is unlocked (figure 24 and 22).
2) Install the baffle (figure 23).
3) Unlock the security lock on baffle (figure 25), and align to the
corresponding hole in the end cap (figure 26), so the baffle
can’t move.
Top Groove
Low Groove
Two surface at
the same level
Figure 21
Figure 22
1) Insert the bafe to
top groove
Unlocked
Screen Adjustment
Disassemble the baffle when adjusting the screen.
Re-assemble the baffle after adjusting.
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2) Stay at the bafe,
and clip it to low groove
Figure 23
Locked
Figure 25 Figure 26Figure 24
3) Press the bafe slightly and
align it with ceiling board
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Installation Completed (figure 27).
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Note:
M12 threaded bar provide is 500mm lengths.
If the ceiling gap is larger than 600mm wide you will need to provide your own.
Product Instruction
Infrared Remote Control
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LED
Micro-up
Suspension
Ceiling
Up
Stop
Down
Micro-down
False Plaster
Ceiling
Figure 27
Controller Buttons Function Instructions:
Your remote control comes with a battery installed.
To operate your remote:
Press
Press
Press
lowering the screen in small increments
to lift the screen
to stop the screen
to lower the screen
The Micro switch is used for retracting or
Limit Settings
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The screen is fitted with 2 limits. These limits automatically stop the screen in the fully UP, (Top limit) and
fully DOWN, (Bottom limit) positions. You can adjust the bottom limit to set your viewing height.
Setting the Top Limit
Adjusting the top limit may damage your screen and VOID your warranty. The top limits have been preset
during the manufacturing stage. Do not adjust top limit.
Setting the Bottom Limit
Caution:
your warranty.
The bottom limit setting is accessible by turning the white coloured hex-headed screw terminal. Turn
clockwise to raise the screen and anti-clockwise to lower the screen.
When lowering the bottom limit the screen will move as you adjust - however, when raising the bottom
limit you will need to operate the screen using the remote to see the new limit.
Setting the bottom limit beyond the black leader may render your screen inoperable and VOID
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External Control System
There are four control systems available for this motorised screen:
A) Manual Control
B) Infrared Remote Control (IR)
C) Trigger
D) Dry Contact
Manual Control
A
The manual control button is located under
the power box, on the left hand side of the
screen, close to the power cord.
Infrared Remote Control
B
The screen casing is mounted above the
ceiling. Therefore the external infrared receiver
(EXT IR) must be installed below the ceiling for
‘line of sight’ signal transmission by the infrared
remote control.
Stop
Up
Stop
External Infrared Input
Dry Contact
12 Volt
External Infrared Receiver
Down
Cyclic Co nt ro l
Trigger
C
1. Please connect 2.5mm trigger plug to
the TRIG input on the screen; connect
3.5mm plug to the output on trigger
(only for projectors which have 12 Volt
trigger function).
2. The projection screen will automatically
lower when the projector is on. It will
automatically retract when the projector
is turned off.
Using Dry Contact
D
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.
EXTERNAL CTRL
Trigger Line
J1
1
2
3
4
5
6
6P6C
Projector
TRIGGER
UP
DOWN
GND
(Blue)
L
L
(Yellow)
(Red)
N
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Protecting Your Screen:
• Keep away from direct sunlight or high temperatures.
• Examine 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:
• Do not use any solvents, chemicals or abrasive cleaners
on the screen surface.
• Use a mild detergent with warm water to remove any
marks on the surface or screen case.
• Always immediately dab the screen with a soft cloth to
avoid soap marks.
• Do not scrub the surface.
Warranty: 12 Months
For more information please go to
www.projectisle.com.au
or call 1300 88 11 79
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