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B. Preparing the tripod screen for projection:
Follow the steps below and Fig. 3.
1.
Pull the screen handle up vertically and hook the screen handle on the
groove of
Top Hook
.
2.
Twist the
Vertical Locking Sleeve Ring
anti-clockwise
to unlock the
current position of the
Vertical Extension Bar
and raise it as necessary to
the desired height
.
3.
Pull the
Screen Height Adjustment Lock/Release
tab out located just
above the
Carrying Handle
to raise or lower the bottom of the screen. Once
the desired height has been set, push the tab in to lock the position in place.
C. Disassembling the screen:
Follow the steps below and Fig. 4.
1.
Unlock the
Adjustment Handle
by pulling the locking tab and slowly
slide the handle all the way down to bring down the position of the screen’s case.
2.
Hold the
Extension Bar
and twist the
Vertical Locking Sleeve Ring
to unlock and release
the position of the extension bar. Once the extension bar has been brought all
the way down, unhook the screen material from the
Top Hook
and slowly
retract the screen back into the case.
* Note: It is very important to remember to hold the extension bar first and then
unlock the sleeve to prevent the extension bar from slamming and causing injury or
damaging the screen.
3.
Turn the screen’s case
vertically clockwise
and insert the
Top Hook’s
bottom pin to lock into the screen’s end cap hole.
4.
Close the tripod legs by pushing them in. Lastly, tighten the
Vertical
Locking Sleeve Ring
by twisting it.
Note:
•
To ensure the screen is stable, extend the tripod’s legs as much as possible.
•
Do not fold the screen or allow any sharp objects to touch the screen’s surface.
•
Use a soft-damp cloth to clean the screen surface; do not use chemical cleaning agents or
alcohol.
•
Careful use will extend the lifetime of this product. Do not write or draw on the screen
surface.
•
Don't use the projector screen in strong wind
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