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Externd IR sensor

Automatic Trigger Control Description

3.You can remove the 12V trigger wire if there is no need. 

1.Insert one end of trigger into the trigger jack at left side of screen's end cap TRIG (Figure 22),, and insert another 
   end into 12V output hole.
2.When the projector is running, screen fabric will go down automatically; when the projector is closed, screen fabric 
   will retreat automatically. 

External Controls (Central Control or RS232, Grandview Wall Switch) Function

Plug one side of the signal cord into the computer output jack at left side of the screen's end cap, the other side of 
the singal cord to the Central Control jack, RS232 or Grandview Wall Switch (Figure 41-42), and then you can 
control the up/stop/down of the screen via central control or computer.

IR Remote Control Function

1.When nothing blocks the sight of IR window, you can use the controller to control the screen (Figure43).
2.For hidden installation or IR window is blocked by something, please take out the External IR Receiver and plug 
   its head to the revelant hole, and then fix it at the position where IR signal is available. (Figure 44)

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Other Options Connection Diagram

 . Function Destription for convertion from FM to IR Control

When you insert the Wireless Synchro Convertor Receiver into EXTIR plug of the screen(Figure 45), you can 

use FM wireless remote control device. The Intelligent Synchro Power Supply Control Adapter(for all projectors), 

with 12V wireless trigger (for projectors with trigger output), can synchronously control the screen. (Figure 46-47)

Wireless Synchro 
Convertor Receiver 

Figure 45

 Intelligent Synchro Power 
 Supply Control Adapter

. External Wall Switch    

Manual control for screen up/stop/down.   

Figure 48  

Intelligent control for screen up/stop/down when 

connected to the intelligent interface of the screen.

Intelligent control for screen up/stop/down when 

connected to the computer's RS232 or USB 

interface

Figure 49  

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External Intelligent Wall Switch Connection

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