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The motor controller for the MasterFit range of projection screens is housed in an insulated
box and is packaged with a 1.2M IEC mains flex with moulded 3 pin plug and 240 volt output
to motor is supplied with a 4 pin WAGO connector with a 4M long 4 core flex allowing
placement flexibility.
Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Projection Screen, please
ensure that you read the following instructions fully before installing this
product.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS -
MASTERFIT IP
A, A+, B, B+, C, C+ Projection Screen
A. CONTACT CLOSE INPUT
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No voltage, dry contact input
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Requires momentary contact only
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Contact is closed and opened between Up & Common – screen moves to up limit
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Contact is closed and opened between Down & Common – screen moves to bottom limit
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Stop command is sent when both Up & Down contact closed together
B. INFRA-RED RECEIVER
Packaged with 300mm and 2 M lead from motor board to IR receiver
Packaged with standard 2 channel IR transmitter
Screen operates on group 1 & 2 on infra-red remote
Green LED 1 on motor board will flash when IR commands are received
C. DC TRIGGER INPUT
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Down command is sent when a DC Voltage above 1.5 Volts @ 1mA minimum is applied to
trigger input
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Up command is sent when a DC Voltage below 1.5 Volts @ 1mA minimum is applied to the
trigger input
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Trigger input is polarity sensitive
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DC voltage must not exceed 15 Volts DC
D. IP INPUT
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DHCP (default setting) or Static IP addressable.
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Access for internal web browser.
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TCP/IP controllable.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
MasterFit IP A, A+, B, B+, C, C+ Projection Screen
Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Projection Screen, please ensure that you read
the following instructions fully before installing this product.
The motor controller for the MasterFit range of projection screens is housed in an insulated
box and is packaged with a 1.2M IEC mains flex with moulded 3 pin plug and 240 volt output
to motor is supplied with a 4 pin WAGO connector with a 4M long 4 core flex allowing
placement flexibility.
1.
Contact Close Input
No voltage, dry contact input
Requires momentary contact only
Contact is closed and opened between Up & Common – screen moves to up limit
Contact is closed and opened between Down & Common – screen moves to bottom limit
Stop command is sent when both Up & Down contact closed together
2.
Infra-Red Receiver
Packaged with 300mm and 1.2 M lead from motor board to IR receiver
Packaged with standard 2 channel IR transmitter
Screen operates on group 1 & 2 on infra-red remote
Green LED 1 on motor board will flash when IR commands are received
MasterFit IP A, A+, B, B+, C, C+ Projection Screen
Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Projection Screen, please ensure that you read
the following instructions fully before installing this product.
The motor controller for the MasterFit range of projection screens is housed in an insulated
box and is packaged with a 1.2M IEC mains flex with moulded 3 pin plug and 240 volt output
to motor is supplied with a 4 pin WAGO connector with a 4M long 4 core flex allowing
placement flexibility.
1.
Contact Close Input
No voltage, dry contact input
Requires momentary contact only
Contact is closed and opened between Up & Common – screen moves to up limit
Contact is closed and opened between Down & Common – screen moves to bottom limit
Stop command is sent when both Up & Down contact closed together
2.
Infra-Red Receiver
Packaged with 300mm and 1.2 M lead from motor board to IR receiver
Packaged with standard 2 channel IR transmitter
Screen operates on group 1 & 2 on infra-red remote
Green LED 1 on motor board will flash when IR commands are received
STEP 1.
Due to the length of the MasterFit boxes, the box will be subject to a slight twist from the
tubular motor, the longer the box the more pronounced it is.
STEP 2.
Mounting straps with eyebolts or threaded rod attached at the extremities, should be no
further inboard than 300mm from the end of the box.
STEP 3.
To overcome this twist, the ceiling and attachment points are used to stop the twist in
the case.
STEP 4.
Due to poor structural integrity of grid type ceilings, you may need to adjust the length
of attachment method (threaded rod or chain with turnbuckles etc.) to minimise box twist.
STEP 5.
Set ceiling installations are generally acceptable, with sufficient structural integrity to
reduce box twist.
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