Projecta Cinema Electrol, Elpro Electrol, SlimScreen Electrol, Elpro RF Electrol, Cinelpro RF Electrol Instructions For Use Manual
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Instructions for use
Projecta electrical projection screens
Elpro Electrol
Cinelpro
Compact Electrol
Cinema Electrol
SlimScreen Electrol
Elpro RF Electrol
Cinelpro RF Electrol
Compact RF Electrol
Cinema RF Electrol
VariVision Electrol
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Table of contents Page
1. Unpacking ................................................................................................................................6
1.1. Opening the packaging ....................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.2. Packaging contents ...........................................................................................................................................................................................6
2. Safety information ..................................................................................................................7
Information for the consumer...............................................................................................................................................................................8
3. Function overview...................................................................................................................9
3.1. Wall switch ........................................................................................................................................................................................................9
3.2. RF remote control. Only with screens with built-in RF receiver ........................................................................................................9
3.3. IR remote control. Only with screens with built-in IR receiver ..........................................................................................................9
4. Installing the projection screen...........................................................................................10
4.1. Positioning the projection screen ..............................................................................................................................................................10
4.2. Wall or ceiling mounting..............................................................................................................................................................................10
4.3. Connecting electrical projection screens.................................................................................................................................................11
4.4. Adjusting final position of electrical screens ...........................................................................................................................................12
5. Instructions for use ...............................................................................................................15
5.1. General instructions......................................................................................................................................................................................15
5.2. Using the wall switch.....................................................................................................................................................................................15
5.3. RF remote control for screens with built-in RF receiver....................................................................................................................15
5.4. IR remote control for screens with built-in IR receiver> ...................................................................................................................15
6. Potential problems and their solutions ..............................................................................16
7. Maintenance and cleaning....................................................................................................17
7.1. Maintenance.....................................................................................................................................................................................................17
7.2. Cleaning............................................................................................................................................................................................................17
7.3. Replacing the batteries in the remote control .......................................................................................................................................17
8. Guarantee and guarantee conditions .................................................................................18
8.1. General provisions.........................................................................................................................................................................................18
8.2. Terms of guarantee .......................................................................................................................................................................................18
8.3. Exclusions from the guarantee....................................................................................................................................................................18
8.4. Guarantee provisions....................................................................................................................................................................................18
9. Accessories ............................................................................................................................19
9.1. Mounting accessories ....................................................................................................................................................................................19
9.2. Operating accessories...................................................................................................................................................................................19
10. CE certification (Certification of compliance with European legislation) ...................................20
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1.1. Opening the packaging
Inspect the packaging first before opening it. If the packaging is damaged, we
recommend that you report this to your supplier. It is however very likely that,
despite slight damage to the packaging, your projection screen is still in good
condition.
1. Cut off the plastic straps.
2. Pull the tape off of the entire length.
Do not use a knife or other sharp object! If you do, you will risk damaging the screen or
the wiring.
3. Remove all of the components from the packaging; make sure that you do not
forget any of the components such as the small bags with mounting materials.
1.2. Contents of the packaging
In addition to the projection screen, you will always find a small bag with mounting
materials and any necessary accessories in each package. In addition, you should also
find these general instructions for projection screens in the packaging and a sheet
containing specific information which you will need for the installation and mounting
of the type of projection screen that you have purchased. On this sheet, for your
specific product, you will also find an overview of the contents of the packaging.
Check the contents of the packaging on the basis of this sheet. If you discover that
you are missing any components, contact your supplier.
1. Unpacking
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2.0.1 Read these instructions very carefully before installing or using the projection
screen. This is importnat in order to use the product safely and to prevent
personal injury or other damage.
2.0.2 Electrical connections should be performed by a qualified electrotechnical
fitter (electrician).
2.0.3 Confirm that the circuits which will be worked on are completely voltage-free
before the electrical connections are made.
2.0.4 See the plate on the projection screen for information on voltage and
maximum power capability.
If you stand facing the screen, you will find the type plate on the lower lefthand side of the back of the case.
2.0.5 If the projection screen is equipped with a pre-wired plug connection, the plug
must be accessible at all times.
2.0.6 The (wall) switch for the operation of the projection screen must be placed so
that the movements of the screen are visible, yet must remain out of the
range of the screen’s moving parts.
2.0.7 The (wall) switch for the operation of the projection screen must be mounted
at least 1.5 meters from the floor.
2.0.8 The projection screen may not be hung so that when in the down position, it
blocks the view of signs indicating the location of the escape routes nor may it
block access to the escape routes themselves.
2.0.9 The projection screen may not be hung in front of an air shaft or air
conditioner.
2.10 When installing electrically operated projection screens, use either the wall
switch with automatic zero position which comes with the screen, or a
comparable type of switch. The latter switch should only be used after
consultation with a qualifed electrotechnical fitter (electrician).
2.11 Standard mounting materials used for hanging the projection screen are
supplied with the screen. Each situation should however be evaluated
individually to determine if the materials supplied are satisfactory or if they
should be adapted to the specific situation. For example in situations involving
loose stucco, walls in poor condition or wall systems. In case of doubt, consult
a structural engineer.
2.12 Make sure that the walls and the structural construction are sturdy enough to
be able to support the weight of the projection screen. In case of doubt,
consult a structural engineer.
2.13 For mounting on the wall or ceiling, in addition to the mounting materials
supplied, specially developed accessories are available for use with alternative
mounting methods. See also section 9 ‘Accessories’. For further information,
consult your supplier.
2.14 If you discover damage to the screen’s wiring or case, discontinue the use of
the screen immediately and contact your supplier to repair the damage.
2. Safety information
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2.15 If the connection cable of the projection screen is damaged, the entire cable
must be replaced by a new cable or motor unit. These components are
available from the manufacturer or from the supplier.
2.16 Do not allow children to play with the screen. Mount the (wall) switch out of
reach of children or use a key switch (available as an accessory via your
supplier).
2.17 Projection screens wider than 5 meters must always be protected from
unauthorised use. For example, by using a key switch (available as an accessory
via your supplier). See section 4.3.3 ‘Connecting key switch’.
2.18 Keep all remote control devices out of the reach of children.
2.19 Use the wireless remote control only if you are able to observe the
movement of the screen. Never use the remote control if you are in another
room.
2.20 Make sure no one is standing under the projection screen while it is unrolling.
Also ensure that no one walks back and forth under the screen.
This also applies in cases where the projection screen has already been
unrolled.
2.21 The projection screens are not suitable for use in lift constructions above
stages or in theatres. Consult your supplier if you would like to use the
product in this type of situation.
2.22 All project projection screens are intended for indoor use only.
2.23 The projection screens must be hung drip and spatter free.
2.24 The projection screens may not be used in areas with a particularly corrosive
environment such as swimming pools, bathhouses or sauna rooms.
2.25 All of the projection screens are maintenance-free. For tips on cleaning and
maintenance, see section 7. ‘Maintenance and cleaning’.
Information for the consumer
Disposal of your old product
Your product is manufactured from high-quality materials and components, which
may be recycled and reused.
If you see a symbol of a refuse container on wheels with a strike-through symbol on
your product, this means that the product falls under the EU guideline 2002/96/EC.
Find out how electrical and electronic products are collected separately in your area.
Observe local regulations when disposing of used products and do not place them
with the normal household refuse for collection. The proper disposal of used
products prevents negative consequences for the environment and public health.
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3.1. Wall switch
1 0 position
When the switch is set to zero, the motor is voltage-free.
2 34-switch
Allow the screen to unroll (4) and (3) retract.
3.2. RF remote control
Only with screens with built-in RF receiver (Elpro RF electrol, Cinelpro
RF electrol, Compact RF electrol, Cinema RF electrol)
1 Up button
Allows the screen to retract.
2 Stop button
– Stops unrolling/retracting.
– Programs new intermediate position.
– Deletes a pre-programmed intermediate position.
3. Down button
Allows the screen to unroll.
4 LED
Illuminates to confirm a command.
5 Program button
– Deletes program from remote control.
– Programs new (additional) remote control.
3.3. IR remote control
Only with screens with built-in IR receiver (VariVision electrol).
1 IR transmitter
Sends commands to the screen.
2 3-button
– Allows the screen to retract.
– Allows the screen to retract to a programmed intermediate position.
3 9-button
– Stops unrolling/retracting.
– Programs a new intermediate position.
4 4-button
Allows the screen to unroll.
EN3. Function overview
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