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Masking function

MASKING FUNCTIONALITY OVERVIEW
FOR THE 16:9 1-WAY SYSTEM

Masking fabric is retracted (16:9)

Down button
(Short press)

Up button
(Short press)

Masking fabric is lowered, but can be stopped

at any point using the middle "stop" button

Stop button
(press and hold
for 3 seconds)

Masking fabric stops at the 3. limit,

i.e. the 2.40:1 masking position

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Summary of Contents for MotoMask PRO

Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...tention 2 Parts overview 3 Masking roller assembly 7 Frame assembly procedure 10 Attaching the frame to the wall 22 Testing the product 24 How to retrofit the masking roller 25 Size and measurement overview 28 Masking system setup 30 ...

Page 3: ...e motor The position of the masking can be fine tuned and stored using the remote For the 16 9 version you can even close the entire masking fabric while not in use Professional grade quality for maximum rigidity even for very large screen XXL sizes ATTENTION Please read following instruction before installation of the product Please handle with care During installation please choose a sufficientl...

Page 4: ...ng the corners of both inner and outer frame Quantity 16 PCS U shape connection part 1 Used for connection of the inner and outer frame Quantity depends on the size of the frame U shape connection part 2 Used for fixing the supporting bar Quantity depends on the size of the frame Supporting bar Diameter 30 30mm Quantity and length depends on the size of the frame Lower wall mounting bracket Used f...

Page 5: ... the frame Connector parts Used for connecting the inner and outer frame 3m wide Quantity depends on the size of the frame Corner connector 1 for upper outer frame Used for connecting the upper corners of the outer frame Please notice the difference from the other included corner brackets Quantity 2PCS Grip rail Used to attach the UltraWeave screen fabric Quantity depends on the size of the frame ...

Page 6: ...tity depends on the size of the roller Weight steel rod Roller connection parts 70mm diameter roller Masking rollers 3m are divided in two or more parts Quantity depends on the size of the roller MASKING ROLLER PARTS OVERVIEW Glass fiber bar Quantity depends on the size of the roller Length 300mm Pre installed in divided rollers Quantity depends on the size of the roller M6 10 screws Quantity depe...

Page 7: ...n two or more parts Quantity depends on the size of the roller Bottom bar connection parts Length 120mm Used to connect the bottom bars if divided Quantity depends on the size of the masking roller Tubular motor Motor and integrated control system 110V US or 220V Power cable EU or US type Fabric for the masking roller Only supplied separately for the divided masking rollers pre installed for the n...

Page 8: ... be to ensure sufficient rigidity If needed please use a rubber hammer or a similar device to help sliding the parts together Drawing 4 1 Step 2 Connect the divided bottom bar The connection parts are already fixed Insert the connecting piece into the other lower bar part and then tighten the screw to complete the connection of the divided bar Note the screw used for securing the bottom bar must b...

Page 9: ...n from the back of the frame i e the motor is on the right side and tail on the left 4 Install the fabric flush with the edge at the left side and install it towards the right as per drawing 4 3 There will be an approximate gap of 5mm left on the right tail side For the 2 40 1 2 way masking systems please attach the left side flush but use a 5mm gap on the right tail side as well as per drawing 4 ...

Page 10: ...t steel rod in the cavity just below as per drawing 4 6 Please note that the connection piece might block the passage so you might need to lift and navigate a little at this section Drawing 4 6 Drawing 4 5 Step Masking fabric 5mm Back side step Weight steel rod Glass fiber bar Bottom bar Bottom bar connection parts Viewing side ...

Page 11: ...rding to the layout in drawing 5 1 1 All parts have corresponding numbers attached to them The frame section parts are labeled as per drawing 5 1 1 For smaller frames the numbers are corresponding to the number of parts that make out the frame always starting with part 1 from the right short side For example for a 3m non divided frames the total number of components of both the outer and inner fra...

Page 12: ...y locking the screws Please pay attention to the direction of the screws when securing the connector parts according to drawing 5 2 2 1 1 3 3 4 4 6 6 8 8 7 7 Drawing 5 1 1 Seen from the back Note 3m is not divided while only very large frames are divided vertically as well as horizontally 76 100 2 2 5 5 Ø 1 5 P o w e r C a b l e H o l e Drawing 5 2 1 M6 8 screws 12PCS M6 8 set screws 3PCS 2 2 2 2 ...

Page 13: ...ng 5 2 4 Please note that the A position from figure 5 2 5 is not to be installed as it will be used to install connection parts as per 5 2 6 later on Drawing 5 2 2 Drawing 5 2 3 M6 8 screws Connector parts M6 8 screws L shape connection part 2 Drawing 5 2 4 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 ...

Page 14: ...and then lock the position using the screws Please pay attention to the direction of the L shape connection parts as per drawing 5 2 3 Position and secure the other corners 5 2 6 a a Please note this is just for reference connecting the inner and outer frame is done later on ...

Page 15: ... parts if the frame is divided as per drawing 5 4 1 Please make sure the gaps are as small as possible and then lock the position by tightening the screws Please pay attention to the direction of the connector parts as per 5 4 1 Install all other straight connections using the same method 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Drawing 5 4 2 Drawing 5 4 1 M6 8 screws Connector parts ...

Page 16: ...s as per drawing 5 4 3 and 5 4 4 Please connect all corners and pay attention to the direction of the L shaped connection parts as per drawing 5 4 3 and 4 3 We recommend you take a second look at 4 3 to make sure this placement is correct as it is required for both later masking roller installation as well as connecting the inner and outer frame Drawing 5 4 4 L shape connection part 2 M6 8 screws ...

Page 17: ...e to allow for the roller to be installed Pull out about 20cm of masking fabric manually Install the masking roller into the bracket first by securing it on the right motor side Then install into the left round hole side and secure the bracket In case you need to adjust the mechanical stop points on the motor the adjustment holes should be oriented towards the back so that they are accessible Plea...

Page 18: ...he 5 5 3 wiring colours Power cable Motor signal reception cable Drawing 5 5 3 Motor wiring overview please make sure colours correspond Motor side Power side Brown cable Blue cable Green yellow cable Drawing 5 5 4 Bottom bar Backside Masking fabric ...

Page 19: ...t the bottom parts first then left and right side The connection points are already pre set from factory but can be easily modified by loosening the screws of the preinstalled metal parts and moving them if needed For the upper section where the masking fabric is located please do not use the L shaped connectors as there are other connection pieces included for this section Drawing 5 6 1 Drawing 5...

Page 20: ...19 Drawing 5 6 4 L shape connection part 1 Preinstalled metal 2 Drawing 5 6 3 U shape connection part 1 ...

Page 21: ... install all the U connection parts according to the layout depicted in drawing 5 6 6 Drawing 5 6 5 Drawing 5 6 6 U shape connector 1 Corner position inside Corner position outside Preinstalled metal 2 U shape connection part 1 This screw is for use of preinstalled metal 2 and U shape connection part 1 ...

Page 22: ...izza wheel or a professional tucking tool Start tucking the two long sides and then finally the short sides Please review the UltraWeave product page online for videos Step 8 Installation of the supporting bar The 2 4 supporting bars depending on size of the frame is used to further stabilise the inner frame Please make sure the bars does not conflict with speaker placement and attach them where i...

Page 23: ...ting pieces are included as part of the accessory The quantity supplied depends on the size of the frame Before you install the brackets please measure the width of the frame and install the brackets on the wall accordingly Please make sure the wall brackets does not conflict with any of the U shaped connection parts installed in the frame Please install the brackets so that they correspond to you...

Page 24: ...23 Drawing 6 1 1 Upper bracket Lower bracket M6x20 screws M6 12 screws ...

Page 25: ...orrectly set this can be set manually Please contact us for further descriptions if this is required This should normally not be required as the motor is pre programmed at the factory To set the adjustable limits i e the cinescope and 16 9 position as well as the closed down position please refer to the MASKING SYSTEM SETUP section TESTING THE PRODUCT Drawing 6 1 2 Y X 55 28 5 ...

Page 26: ...umber of people helping out Please use a clean and sufficiently sized space and place the frame face down Step 2 Remove the upper supporting connection parts HOW TO RETROFIT THE MASKING ROLLER Drawing 5 2 1 outer screws Drawing 5 2 2 outer screws 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 Please remove the supporting connection parts ...

Page 27: ...26 Step 3 Remove the remaining upper connection parts Drawing 5 3 2 1 1 2 2 Drawing 5 3 1 ...

Page 28: ...p this connection part Power cable hole Please remove these connection parts Drawing 5 3 4 A A For 2 40 1 native frames 122 you also need to remove the L shaped connection part indicated in drawing 5 3 5 Drawing 5 3 5 Step 4 Please follow the regular procedure of installing the masking roller and then reinstall the connection parts ...

Page 29: ... as shown drawing 7 1 1 Native Format Transformed Format Unit mm Scale 2 4 1 Scale 16 9 Size inch 149 171 200 245 277 122 Size inch 117 134 157 192 217 96 W 3897 4406 5092 6144 6895 3255 H 1857 2069 2355 2793 3106 1590 W1 3497 4006 4692 5744 6495 2855 H1 1457 1669 1955 2393 2706 1190 W2 2590 2967 3476 4254 4811 2115 H2 1457 1669 1955 2393 2706 1190 Y 453 5 519 5 608 745 842 370 ...

Page 30: ... drawing 7 1 2 Native Format Transformed Format 16 9 Scale Scale Unit mm Size inch 158 181 212 109 120 129 3898 4407 5093 W 2813 3057 3256 2368 2654 3040 H 1757 1894 2007 3498 4007 4693 W1 2413 2657 2856 1968 2254 2640 H1 1357 1494 1607 149 171 200 Size inch 103 113 122 3498 4007 4693 W2 2413 2657 2856 1458 1670 1955 H2 1005 1107 1190 510 584 685 Y 352 387 417 ...

Page 31: ...30 MASKING SYSTEM SETUP Supplied RF remote control Front of the remote control Rear of the remote control Setting button P2 UP Stop Down Battery 12V27A ...

Page 32: ...YSTEM Masking fabric is retracted 16 9 Down button Short press Up button Short press Masking fabric is lowered but can be stopped at any point using the middle stop button Stop button press and hold for 3 seconds Masking fabric stops at the 3 limit i e the 2 40 1 masking position ...

Page 33: ...Masking function MASKING FUNCTIONALITY OVERVIEW FOR THE 2 40 1 2 WAY SYSTEM Masking fabric is retracted 2 40 1 Up button short press Down button short press Masking fabric is lowered i e the 16 9 masking position ...

Page 34: ...eutral wire Green Yellow cable Earth Black cable 485 A Red cable 485 B Yellow cable NC Green cable NC External RS485 port Power cable Motor signal reception cable For additional precision in adjusting you can enter the micro step mode by pressing the P2 button WHILE the motor is moving either up or down The exit the micro step mode please press the P2 button again 3 Please note the mechanical uppe...

Page 35: ... is set Please note that resetting the upper and lower limits will also reset the 3 limit point 1 2 After setting the 3 point you can easily recall it by holding the STOP button for 3 seconds 4 Stop button 1 Stop button 1 Stop button 1 OK 3rd limit setting finished P2 1 Beep sound 1 Beep sound 1 Beep sound 3 Rotation indication Motor stop running Use the up down buttons to adjust the masking fabri...

Page 36: ...iont 0x00 STOP 0x01 OPEN 0x02 CLOSE 0x03 SETTING Bit1 Limit Point Set 1 Bit2 Limit Point Set 2 Bit3 Limit Point Set 3 Bit4 Limit Point Set 4 0 Off 1 On 1 15 0xA4 0 No indication 1 Sound 2 Movement 3 Movement AND sound Instructions Description Instruction parameters Remarks Move roller up 0x01 None 0x02 Move roller down None 0x03 Stop command None 0x05 Set the limit 1 4 Set the upper limit point 22...

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