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Section 8 -

 Accessing Internal Low-Voltage Control Unit 

(LVC-IV)

PLEASE NOTE:

 Applies ONLY if Unit is built into case.

1. 

Using a 

3/32

(3mm)

 Hex Wrench, remove the screw from the wiring access door on the motor end of the case.

2. 

Remove the wiring access door and locate the Low Voltage Wiring Whip.

3. 

Make appropriate Low Voltage wiring connections 

(see Section 8)

. Low Voltage wiring should exit through the 

Low Voltage connection hole on the either the top or back of case. 

(closest to the motor endcap)

4. 

Replace the access door and secure with screw using 

3/32

(3mm)

 Hex Wrench. 

Two electrical connection holes 

 are included in the screen housing 

 to separate Low-Voltage 

 and High-Voltage Wiring.

Electrical

Connection Holes

Low Voltage 

 High Voltage

Remove 

Access 

Door

Low Voltage Wire

Figure 13

FUSE - 3.15 AMP

250

 V

AC 5x20mm

Receiver

Button

3 Button Wall Switch 

DOWN - Black

COM - White

UP - Red

Electrically Straight

Data Cable to more

LVC-IV modules.*

*A maximum of six (6)

LVC-IV modules can be

linked together. 

IR Eye Input

Low-Voltage

Trigger

4-28 VDC

RS232/485

Inputs/Outputs

Dashed wiring by electrician

Factory wiring

Low-voltage wiring by others

To

230 VAC

Line

Green/Yellow (Ground)

Blue (Common)

Black (Up)

Brown (Down)

Green/Yellow

(Motor Ground)

Location of key 

operated on-off

switch if furnished.

Black-to 230V AC-Hot

Red-to screen (directional)

Brown-to screen (directional)

Yellow-to 230V AC-Hot

White -Common to screen & 230V AC Neutral

Wall Switch

INTERNAL SCREEN WIRING

GND

L1

N

Internal LVC-IV - Single or Multiple Projection Screen Wiring Diagram

Internal LVC-IV - Single or Multiple Projection Screen Wiring Diagram

page 9 of 12

Acumen

™ 

E & V - 220V

Summary of Contents for Acumen E

Page 1: ... LVC IV 9 Section 9 Tab Tension Adjustment Procedure 10 Section 10 Dimensions Tab Tensioned Surface Shown 11 BACK PAGE Wall Ceiling Bracket Dimensions for Mounting Wall Ceiling Mounting Brackets Electrical Knock outs Top and Back Extruded Aluminum Case Motor Wiring Access Panel Removable Fascia TOOLS REQUIRED POWER DRILL PENCIL TAPE MEASURE HARDWARE by others LEVEL HEX WRENCH 3 32 Draper Inc 411 S...

Page 2: ...testing to remain clear of moving parts to avoid possible injury 12 Operation of unit should be performed only by authorized and qualified personnel who have been trained in its safe and effective operation and understand its safety features 13 The safety features of the unit should never be disabled bypassed or overridden The system should not be operated until all safety features are properly an...

Page 3: ...n the other end of the screen dowel 4 Lower screen surface down some and remove the gold brackets from the dowel Retighten the dowel screws 3 SCREEN DOWEL BACK VIEW Section 3 Removing Shipping Brackets Tab Tensioned Screens Only Screen should not be operated until after dowel shipping brackets are removed Please Note Before fully operating screen lower viewing surface enough to fully expose shippi...

Page 4: ...Product is very heavy Installer must provide adequate attachment hardware and anchors as required Installer must also ensure that structure is of adequate strength 2 Ensure that mounting brackets are level 3 Slide all Bracket Locks to the center of case 4 Holding the case by the endcaps lift it up and over the cleats on the mounting brackets see Fig 5 Wall Bracket Mounting Channels are shown in Fi...

Page 5: ...ee Fig 7 Wall Bracket Mounting Channels are shown in Fig 8 below 6 Once the case is settled on the mounting brackets slide the Bracket Locks to the center of each mounting bracket see Fig 8 and secure set screw on the lock Ceiling Brackets Secured to Ceiling Mounting Hardware by others NOTE It is the responsibility of the installer to select mounting hardware appropriate for the mounting surface S...

Page 6: ...hed If Screen Needs to Raise Higher 1 Lower screen surface approx 1 30 cm below desired setting and turn off 2 With UP switch on turn UP II limit screw counterclockwise 3 screw turns 1 2 roller revolution 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 until desired position is reached CAUTION DO NOT allow dowel to wrap over roller when operating screen This could damage screen Please Note Screen limits are factory set In...

Page 7: ... To set viewing surface to alternate format position move viewing surface to desired position and press STOP button Hold STOP button for at least 3 seconds to record position Please Note Press and release UP button on switch to move screen to upper limit Press and release DOWN button to move screen to lower limit While motor is in motion press STOP button for less than 2 seconds to stop viewing su...

Page 8: ...ommon to screen 230V AC Neutral Red to screen directional Brown to screen directional Yellow to 230V AC Hot Black to 230V AC Hot Green Yellow Ground Blue Common Brown Down Black Up Internal Screen Wiring Electrically Straight Data Cable to more LVC IV modules A maximum of six 6 LVC IV modules can be linked together N L1 GND Location of key operated 0n off switch if furnished IR Eye Input Low Volta...

Page 9: ...Low Voltage High Voltage Remove Access Door Low Voltage Wire Figure 13 FUSE 3 15 AMP 250 VAC 5x20mm Receiver Button 3 Button Wall Switch DOWN Black COM White UP Red Electrically Straight Data Cable to more LVC IV modules A maximum of six 6 LVC IV modules can be linked together IR Eye Input Low Voltage Trigger 4 28 VDC RS232 485 Inputs Outputs Dashed wiring by electrician Factory wiring Low voltage...

Page 10: ... circumstances will not require field adjustment If wrinkles are observed however follow the adjustment procedure shown in Figure 9 Figure 14 PUSH TURN CLOCKWISE to INCREASE TENSION PUSH TURN COUNTER CLOCKWISE to RELEASE TENSION END OF DOWEL END OF DOWEL CAUTION Do not touch or bend surface page 10 of 12 Acumen E V 220V ...

Page 11: ...457mm Max Case Length Varies 7 1 8 181mm Centered Ceiling Bracket ACUMEN 7 1 8 181 mm 5 7 8 149 mm 18 457mm Max 6 11 16 170mm 8 1 4 210mm 3 4 19mm 7 1 8 181mm 4 1 2 114mm 5 15 16 151mm AC End of Case Dimensions Shown with Ceiling Bracket page 11 of 12 Acumen E V 220V ...

Page 12: ...3mm 19mm 3 89mm 3 9 16 90mm 2 70mm 4 15 16 125mm Mounting Hardware by others NOTE It is the responsibility of the installer to select mounting hardware appropriate f or the mounting surface Draper Inc 411 S Pearl St Spiceland IN 47385 draperinc com 765 987 7999 800 238 7999 2020 All Rights Reserved FORM Acumen_E_V_220V_Inst20 ...

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