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STEP 1.

 Measure the wall where the screen is to be installed and mark with a pencil the desired 

height to top of screen case and also the centre of the screen.

Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Projection Screen, please 
ensure that you read the following instructions fully before attempting to 
install this product. 

WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS 

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CINEMAPRO  Hanging Type Projection  Screen 

Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Projection Screen, please ensure that you read the following 

instructions fully before attempting to install this product. 

Wall Mounting Instructions 

l. Measure the wall  where the screen is to be installed and mark  with a pencil the desired height to

top of screen case and also the centre of the screen.

2. Measure the length of screen canister along the top surface and mark the centre of the canister

with a pencil, to assist in lining up the screen when mounting.

3. Determine the best positions for the wall brackets, allowing that in Gyprock or in low strength walls

the brackets  will be screwed into a timber stud.  In more solid walls, such as masonry,  position the

brackets  approx  150mm  in from  the canister end.  The brackets should be no more than 450mm  in

from each end. You must use a minimum of 3 off wood screws per bracket or 2 off Dyna-bolts, for

masonry  walls  and  you  must  be  satisfied  that  the  attachment  is  strong  enough  for  the  a  safe

installation.

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SCREEn 

TECHnlCS 

CINEMAPRO  Hanging Type Projection  Screen 

Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Projection Screen, please ensure that you read the following 

instructions fully before attempting to install this product. 

Wall Mounting Instructions 

l. Measure the wall  where the screen is to be installed and mark  with a pencil the desired height to

top of screen case and also the centre of the screen.

2. Measure the length of screen canister along the top surface and mark the centre of the canister

with a pencil, to assist in lining up the screen when mounting.

3. Determine the best positions for the wall brackets, allowing that in Gyprock or in low strength walls

the brackets  will be screwed into a timber stud.  In more solid walls, such as masonry,  position the

brackets  approx  150mm  in from  the canister end.  The brackets should be no more than 450mm  in

from each end. You must use a minimum of 3 off wood screws per bracket or 2 off Dyna-bolts, for

masonry  walls  and  you  must  be  satisfied  that  the  attachment  is  strong  enough  for  the  a  safe

installation.

STEP 2. 

Measure the length of screen canister along the top surface and mark the centre of the 

canister with a pencil, to assist in lining up the screen when mounting.

INSTRUCTIONS - 

ELECTRICINEMA TYPE A, B & C

 

Connect IP Projection Screen

STEP 4.

 You may need to remove the bottom clip in order to screw brackets to wall, please 

ensure to replace them afterwards.

STEP 3. 

Determine the best positions for the wall brackets, allowing that in Gyprock or in low 

strength walls the brackets will be screwed into a timber stud. In more solid walls, such as 
masonry, position the brackets approx 150mm in from the canister end. The brackets should 
be no more than 450mm in from each end. You must use a minimum of 3 off wood screws per 
bracket or 2 off Dyna-bolts, for masonry walls and you must be satisfied that the attachment is 
strong enough for the a safe installation. 

Brackets supplied as follows, all brackets must be used in installation:
Up to and including 100” = 2 brackets
Over 100” and up to 150” = 3 brackets
150” and up to 200” = 4 brackets
200” = 5 brackets

NB: Top of bracket equals top of screen canister.

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Summary of Contents for ELECTRICINEMA A

Page 1: ...st in lining up the screen when mounting 3 Determine the best positions for the wall brackets allowing that in Gyprock or in low strength walls the brackets will be screwed into a timber stud In more solid walls such as masonry position the brackets approx 150mm in from the canister end The brackets should be no more than 450mm in STEP 2 Measure the length of screen canister along the top surface ...

Page 2: ...rk by this process and not the entire surface The Motor is 240 V 50Hz and draws 1 2 A The screen drop is set and tested at the factory Therefore any damage caused to the screen from limit re adjustment is not covered by warranty Should you have any questions regarding the installation of our projection screens please call our technical sales desk on 61 2 4869 2100 for assistance Please follow thes...

Page 3: ... input ports for this device is located in the RIGHT HAND SIDE of the screen canister and is totally LOW VOLTAGE The LEFT HAND SIDE contains the HIGH VOLTAGE motor controller only and is not to be accessed for general use After the physical installation of the Electricinema is completed plug the screen into a standard power point and turn on The screen comes with a standard 3 pin power plug which ...

Page 4: ...to the detailed nature of the user instructions associated with this method of control we direct you to the associated document Electricinema IP Control Instructions V1 0 However for a beginners guide to basic control functions please download from www screentechnics com au the PC Connect or Mac Connect software and this will assist you in identifying the Connect Module and provide basic control t...

Page 5: ...r a beginners guide to basic control functions please download from www screentechnics com au Connect or Mac Connect software and this will assist you in identifying the Connect Module and provide ontrol then guide you by web browser to communicate and program the individual Module ou will have to connect the screen module to a network to be able to utilise this software s the Infra Red control is...

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