Elite Screens VMAX200XWV PLUS3, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Screen Material Selection Guide
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Frequently
Asked Questions
Installation:
Which is better for my retractable screen casing, Aluminum or Steel?
* Aluminum casings or "cans" are resilient to moisture and are generally used with higher quality screens. They also have
a sliding track for the hanging brackets to allow versatility with your installation. Steel casings have a more simplified
design with fixed end cap attachments. They provide excellent protection to your screen material but are geared for
functionality without excessive spending.
What are the differences between a Synchronized and a Tubular Motor?
* Tubular motors run faster and have a greater lift capacity. Synchronized motors are slower but are also quieter and more
energy efficient. Since the synchronized motors are smaller, they also have less torque, so we only use them in our
smaller standard priced models only.
Should I use a standard Top Masking or an Extra Drop Masking Border?
* It depends on how high you want to hang the screen. If you are planning on a high ceiling or in-ceiling installation, use a
product with an extra black masking border like E24 (24" drop) or E30 (30" drop) model. Aside from that, our general
product lines will accommodate your typical home or commercial presentation room ceiling heights. All of our manual and
electric screens are suitable for wall or ceiling installations. All of our electric wall/ceiling screens have adjustable vertical
limit switches to help you achieve the perfect setting.
Is it important to have masking on my screen?
* Yes, it is important. Black Masking border is to adsorb light overshoot from your projector and provide a professionally
matted presentation with a higher contrast ratio.
Control System
What is an Infrared (IR) Remote? What is the benefit?
* Infrared functions the same way a TV remote does using a light beam for line of sight control. Your typical IR remote
should have a range of about 30 feet. For total control, we offer an optional Universal Learning Remote ( ZR800D) to
operate your screen in addition to 8 other media devices simultaneously via its Macro function. (This is a standard acces-
sory with Home3 and CineTension3 custom installer packages)
What is Radio Frequency (RF) and why would I need this?
* The RF remote operates in the same manner as an automatic garage door opener does. Because it uses radio waves
instead of light, it does not require a direct line of sight to the control box and has a 150 foot range. Unlike the IR, it can also
be used to control multiple screens simultaneously. These are popular for use in larger room environments such as educa-
tional, congregational or commercial presentations.