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CONTENTS

SAFETY WARNINGS AND GUIDELINES ....................................................................................................................................... 3

Installation and Operation ............................................................................................................................................................... 3
General .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Power ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

CUSTOMER SERVICE .................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
PACKAGE CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
PRODUCT OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
WIRING .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
TENSION ADJUSTMENT .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
UP AND DOWN LIMITS ............................................................................................................................................................................ 11
RS-232/RS-485 CONTROL ..................................................................................................................................................................... 12
OPERATION ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 12
PROGRAMMING AND CLEARING THE REMOTE ................................................................................................................ 13

Setting Programming ......................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Clear Programming ............................................................................................................................................................................... 13

REMOVING THE END CAPS ................................................................................................................................................................. 14
TECHNICAL SUPPORT ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14
SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 15

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Summary of Contents for 30451

Page 1: ...Ceiling Recessed Projection Screen P Ns 7337 7338 7951 30451 30452 30453 User s Manual ...

Page 2: ... SERVICE 5 PACKAGE CONTENTS 5 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 6 INSTALLATION 6 WIRING 9 TENSION ADJUSTMENT 10 UP AND DOWN LIMITS 11 RS 232 RS 485 CONTROL 12 OPERATION 12 PROGRAMMING AND CLEARING THE REMOTE 13 Setting Programming 13 Clear Programming 13 REMOVING THE END CAPS 14 TECHNICAL SUPPORT 14 SPECIFICATIONS 15 ...

Page 3: ...ion ensure that the sticker on the casing and underbar is removed General This device is intended for indoor use only Do not expose this device to water or moisture of any kind If water does get in or on the device unplug it from its power source and allow it to fully dry before reapplying power Do not touch the device the power cord or any other connected cables with wet hands Do not expose this ...

Page 4: ...ily accessible If using a standard AC power plug ensure that the power outlet is readily accessible so that power can be removed in the event of an emergency All wires and cables installed inside the ceiling must be rated for in wall in ceiling use by the UL or a similar certification agency An in wall rating is sufficient for residential installations while a riser or plenum rating is required fo...

Page 5: ...an contact a Monoprice Customer Service representative through the Live Chat link on our website www monoprice com during normal business hours Mon Fri 5am 7pm PT Sat Sun 9am 6pm PT or via email at support monoprice com PACKAGE CONTENTS Please take an inventory of the package contents to ensure you have all the items listed below If anything is missing or damaged please contact Monoprice Customer ...

Page 6: ...EW INSTALLATION 1 Measure mark and cut the ceiling cut out The cut out dimensions depend upon the size model of screen you have Model A 7951 30453 150 Cut out Length Screen Length 26mm Cut out Width 150mm Height 160mm ...

Page 7: ...tween the center of the two screw holes on the upper left and upper right brackets 4 Use these measurements to mark your drill location in the roof structure 5 Measure the distance between the roof structure and the ceiling Cut the threaded rods to the measured length minus 16mm 0 63 If the distance is greater than 500mm you will need to get longer 1 4 threaded rods and new concrete anchors 6 Moun...

Page 8: ...t so the threaded rod goes through the lower screw hole Loosely attach the lock nut 9 Use a carpenter s level to ensure the screen is level and at the proper height so it is flush with the ceiling Adjust the safety nuts to level and raise or lower the screen as needed 10 When the screen is flush and level secure it in place using the lock nut on the lower bracket 11 Install the end caps ...

Page 9: ... Power Line 1 L Live Wire Brown Black 2 E Earth Wire Yellow Green Green 3 N Null Wire Blue White Motor Line 4 N Null Wire Blue Blue 5 E Earth Wire Yellow Green Yellow Green 6 R Up Down Wire Brown Brown 7 L Up Down Wire Black Black External Switch 8 Up Up Wire 9 Stop Stop Wire 10 Down Down Wire 11 Con Concentric Wire 12 3 RS 232 TXD 13 5 RS 232 GND Note that if the screen raises when you select the...

Page 10: ...STMENT Models 30451 30452 and 30453 only To adjust the tension push the adjustment key into the adjustment hole then push in and turn Turn it clockwise to tighten the tension and counterclockwise to loosen the tension ...

Page 11: ...ust them However if the need arises use the included adjustment key to adjust the up and or down limits Turn the green limit clockwise to retract the screen less or counterclockwise to retract the screen more Turn the yellow limit clockwise to extend the screen less or counterclockwise to extend the screen more ...

Page 12: ...EE 0xEE 0xEE 0XCC DOWN 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0XEE MICRO UP 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0xC9 MICRO DOWN 0xFF 0xEE 0xEE 0xEE 0xE9 INITIAL CODE 0xFF 0xXX 0xXX 0xXX 0xAA Note that the xx means any hex code except for E OPERATION The screen can be controlled using one of four methods 1 Use the included RF remote control or 2 Use the buttons on the receiver or 3 Use an external dry contract switch or 4 Use a comp...

Page 13: ...e control until the LED stop flashing and illuminated steadily indicating that the programming was successful Clear Programming 1 Press and hold the Learning Button SW5 on the receiver for 5 seconds The LED will flash slowly then quickly 2 Release the button then press it once again The LED will illuminate steadily indicating that the programming is cleared Notes You must set the programming withi...

Page 14: ...y have about installation setup troubleshooting or product recommendations If you ever need assistance with your new product please come online to talk to one of our friendly and knowledgeable Tech Support Associates Technical support is available through the online chat button on our website www monoprice com during regular business hours 7 days a week You can also get assistance through email by...

Page 15: ...hite Screen Gain 1 0 Viewing Angles 160 Viewing Area 92 4 x 52 0 2346 x 1320 mm Total Screen Height 79 5 2019mm Left Right Borders 2 0 50mm Top Border 24 8 630mm Bottom Border 1 2 30mm Power Requirements 100 120 VAC 60Hz 90 watts Case Material Aluminum Case Dimensions 102 8 x 5 6 x 4 7 2611 x 141 x 119 mm Weight 38 6 lbs 17 5 kg ...

Page 16: ...een Gain 1 0 Viewing Angles 160 Viewing Area 104 6 x 58 8 2656 x 1494 mm Total Screen Height 79 3 2013mm Left Right Borders 2 0 50mm Top Border 17 7 450mm Bottom Border 1 2 30mm Power Requirements 100 120 VAC 60Hz 90 watts Case Material Aluminum Case Dimensions 115 0 x 5 6 x 4 7 2921 x 141 x 119 mm Weight 42 3 lbs 19 2 kg ...

Page 17: ...en Gain 1 0 Viewing Angles 160 Viewing Area 130 7 x 73 5 3320 x 1867 mm Total Screen Height 86 5 2197mm Left Right Borders 2 0 50mm Top Border 11 8 300mm Bottom Border 1 2 30mm Power Requirements 100 120 VAC 60Hz 90 watts Case Material Aluminum Case Dimensions 141 7 x 7 0 x 6 3 3598 x 177 x 160 mm Weight 86 4 lbs 39 2 kg ...

Page 18: ...Screen Gain 1 3 Viewing Angles 160 Viewing Area 92 4 x 52 0 2346 x 1320 mm Total Screen Height 69 9 1776mm Left Right Borders 3 1 80mm Top Border 15 7 lbs 400mm Bottom Border 1 2 30mm Power Requirements 100 120 VAC 60Hz 90 watts Case Material Aluminum Case Dimensions 110 0 x 5 6 x 4 7 2794 x 141 x 119 mm Weight 41 7 lbs 18 9 kg ...

Page 19: ...e Screen Gain 1 3 Viewing Angles 160 Viewing Area 104 6 x 58 8 2656 x 1494 mm Total Screen Height 76 8 1950mm Left Right Borders 3 1 80mm Top Border 15 7 400mm Bottom Border 1 2 30mm Power Requirements 100 120 VAC 60Hz 90 watts Case Material Aluminum Case Dimensions 122 2 x 5 6 x 4 7 3104 x 141 x 119 mm Weight 45 2 lbs 20 5 kg ...

Page 20: ...e Screen Gain 1 3 Viewing Angles 160 Viewing Area 137 7 x 73 5 3320 x 1867 mm Total Screen Height 91 5 2323mm Left Right Borders 3 1 80mm Top Border 15 7 400mm Bottom Border 1 2 30mm Power Requirements 100 120 VAC 60Hz 90 watts Case Material Aluminum Case Dimensions 148 7 x 7 0 x 6 3 3778 x 177 x 160 mm Weight 93 3 lbs 42 3 kg ...

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