ENGLISH
INTRODUCTION
This manual is an integral part of the product and must be read and understood in all its parts for safety reasons. It contains norms and directions for
correct and safe use of the screen. The manual should never be separated from the product; it must be stored in a suitable place to ensure its integrity,
and in such a way as to be easily consulted by authorised personnel. Product user shall be responsible for the manual’s safekeeping. User shall also
be responsible for checking the screen’s functionality and for the repair or replacement of any damaged parts that could pose a hazard.
Images contained in this manual are intended to provide a detailed description of the product’s functions, characteristics and procedures. Any slight
difference, depending on the model represented, will not change the meaning that the images convey.
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PRODUCT
The projection screen is a cadmium-free plastic pvc sheet, with M1 and M2 fire classification under French standards (LNE Laboratoire national de métrologie et
d’essais – SME Centre de recherches du Bouchet). In the absence of a standardisation at a European level of the various national classification norms, it should be
noted that the French M1 class corresponds to non flammable material and that M2 class corresponds to flame retardant material.
UNPACKING THE SCREEN
Ensure that the screen has suffered no damage during transport. Promptly report any anomaly to the vendor. Verify that all screen accessories have
been included (see list below).
WARNING do not use cutters or sharp objects to open the wrapping.
REAR ELASTICS Version
FRONT ELASTICS Version
REAR BUTTONS Version
FRONT BUTTONS Version
a) 4 Aluminium sections for frame
b) 4 Iron angles
c) 16 Button-head screws for angles
d) 16 M6 nuts for angles
e) Projection canvas
f) 5mm aluminium rods
g) Aluminium sliders for elastics
h) Rubber elastics for canvas anchoring
i) 2 wall brackets (up to 3m wide)
4 spacer brackets + screws (up to 5m
wide)
8 spacer brackets + screws (up to 7m
wide)
l) Instructions
a) 4 Aluminium sections for frame
b) 4 Iron angles
c) 16 Button-head screws for angles
d) 16 M6 nuts for angles
e) Projection 4 canvas angles
f) 5mm aluminium rods
g) Aluminium sliders for elastics
h) Rubber elastics for canvas anchoring
i) 2 spacer br screws (up to 3m wide)
4 spacer br screws (up to 5m wide)
8 spacer br screws (up to 7m wide)
l) Instructions
a) 4 Aluminium sections for frame
b) 4 Iron angles
c) 16 Button-head screws for
angles
d) 16 M6 nuts for angles
e) Projection canvas
f) Aluminium sliders for buttons
g) 2 wall brackets (up to 3m wide)
4 spacer brackets + screws (up to
5m wide)
8 spacer brackets + screws (up to
7m wide)
l) Instructions
a) 4 Aluminium sections for
frame
b) 4 Iron angles
c) 16 Button-head screws for
angles
d) 16 M6 nuts for angles
e) Projection canvas
f) 2 wall brackets (up to 3m
wide)
4 spacer brackets + screws (up
to 5m wide)
8 spacer brackets + screws (up
to 7m wide)
l) Instructions
N.B versions whose horizontal or vertical sections are divided into 2 parts will include 1 joint + 4 button-head 4 M6 nuts per section
GENERAL SAFETY NORMS
-
Always read the instructions and warnings set out in this manual very carefully before using the product or before performing any maintenance
interventions.
- Before and during use, check that the screen poses no risk of hazard.
- Do not tamper with, remove or damage any part or component of the screen.
All our screens are covered by guarantee; validity of the same shall be subject to user’s full compliance with the instructions contained in this manual.
WARNING:
Faulty installation may compromise the safety of the product’s operators; manufacturer shall not be held liable for damages to persons or
things resulting from faulty installation, improper use, insufficient or inadequate maintenance of the screen.
Manufacturer shall not be held responsible for problems associated with installation errors.
For any necessary clarifications please contact our technical office.
N.B.ONCE THE SCREEN HAS BEEN MOUNTED ON THE BRACKETS, AND PRIOR TO USING IT, USER IS MANDATORILY REQUIRED TO
ENSURE THAT THE SCREEN’S POSITION IS PERFECTLY HORIZONTAL.
WARNINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CORRECT USE
Our screens are suitable for indoor use at normal temperature (20 - 25 °C) and humidity conditions. Special precautions are necessary for outdoor
use, especially as regards temperature levels and the presence of dust. Exposure to temperatures of over 50 °C can cause permanent deformation of
the screen’s flatness, or the screen to come away from the roller.
Avoid prolonged exposure of the projection screen to solar light to prevent yellowing of the same (ensure that exposure to solar light does not cause
the screen to reach said temperature level).
Since electrostatic charge tends to accumulate on the projection screen (which is made of PVC), attracting dust, excessive dustiness in the projection
environment can deteriorate the optical quality of the screen (see projection screen cleaning instructions).
WARNING:
Do not allow children to play with the screen’s control panel. Keep remote control out of children’s reach.
Monitor screen movement and allow no-one near it until it is completely closed.
Please note that the stands are designed for indoor use and for screens up to 4 m wide. For all other installations take the necessary precautions to
prevent overturning or structural collapse of the product.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Remove dust from the frame with a soft, clean cloth and a non aggressive detergent as necessary.
Clean the projection screen with a soft, clean, damp cloth, and a neutral or alcohol-base detergent as necessary. Since rubbing the screen with a cloth during cleaning
operations can cause electrostatic charge to accumulate, we recommend the subsequent application of an antistatic liquid with a clean cloth, to avoid dust being
attracted again. Periodically check the mounting system and elastics or buttons.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING:
When installing the screen use plugs and screws suitable for the screen’s weight and for the type of wall or ceiling on which the mount
brackets are to be fixed, based on the following criteria
Screen width up to cm
160
200
250
300
360
400
500
600
700
Overall weight
Kg 11
Kg 13
Kg 17
Kg 22
Kg 27
Kg 32
Kg 43
Kg 53
Kg 63
1.
First assemble the frame. Tighten the screws onto the angles as shown in
figure
1.a
and insert them into the lateral sections of the screen as indicated. In cases
where the horizontal or vertical sections are divided into two parts, insert the joint and join the profile sections together as shown in
figure 1.b.
2.
Then mount the screen according to the screen version purchased.
“Rear elastics
” canvas version: insert the metal rings (provided) into the lateral eyelets and secure the canvas with the elastics as shown in
figure 2.a
“Front elastics”
canvas version: apply projection canvas angles with the double-sided adhesive provided, insert the metal rings into the eyelets and anchor the canvas
with the elastics as shown in
figure 2.b
“Rear buttons”
canvas version
:
secure the canvas with the buttons, starting from those placed on the corners of the frame, and subsequently using the sliders
positioned on the aluminium sections, as shown in
figure 2.c.
“Front buttons”
canvas version: secure the canvas with the buttons positioned on the external side of the aluminium sections, as shown in
figure 2.d
.
3.
Assembly with
wall mount brackets
is possible for screens up to 3m wide in the “rear elastics” version: mount the brackets onto the wall, recessed by 25cm on
each side, as shown in
figure 3.a;
the resulting screen assembly will be flush with the wall.
4.
Assembly with
spacers
applies to screens from 3.5m to 7m wide, in the “rear elastics” version, and to all dimensions of the “front elastics” version. The number
and arrangement of the spacers is shown in
figure 4:
mount top and bottom spacers (where required) at a distance of 6cm from the outer edge of the aluminium
section. Then loosely apply the nuts to the screws positioned on the section. Secure the screws to the spacers and tighten the nuts with a wrench following the
steps shown in
figure 4
.
STANDS INTALLATIONS
First fix the collars to the screws of the angles or joints present on the aluminium frame, then secure the stands to the collars, as shown in
figure 5
.
