Da-Lite ASCENDER ELECTROL User manual

DA-LITE SCREEN COMPANY, INC.

3100 North Detroit Street

Post Office Box 137

Warsaw, Indiana 46581-0137

Phone: 574-267-8101

800-622-3737

Fax: 574-267-7804

Toll Free Fax: 877-325-4832

www.da-lite.com

e-mail: [email protected]

Instruction Book for

ASCENDER ELECTROL®

The Da-Lite Difference.

PRE-INSTALLATION

1. The Ascender screen must be installed on a flat, level surface.

2. Remove the white shipping braces (mounted at the end of the arms to the back of the case).

3. Refer to the chart below for minimum overhead clearance required to raise the screen.

Diagonal Screen Size Extended Height Diagonal Screen Size Extended Height

VIDEO HDTV

100" 94" 106" 86"

120" 104" 119" 92"

150" 121" 133" 99"

180" 139" 159" 112"

200" 149"

4. Allow 12" clearance from back of screen housing to allow arms to extend properly.

5. Remove packing paper from fabric roller. DO NOT use a knife or sharp object to remove the paper.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

When using your video equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following:

1. Read and understand all instructions before using.

2. Position the cord so that it will not be tripped over, pulled, or contact hot surfaces.

3. If an extension cord is necessary, a cord with a current rating at least equal to that of the appliance should

be used. Cords rated for less amperage than the appliance may overheat.

4. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this appliance. Contact an authorized service dealer

when repair work is required. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the appliance is used

subsequently.

5. The use of an accessory attachment not recommended by the manufacturer may cause a risk of fire, electric

shock, or injury to persons.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION!

The arms of the screen are under high spring tension.

Do not stand over the screen while it is operating.

Do not sit, stand, or put anything on the screen case door.

Do not apply anything (wood finish, carpet, additional laminate, etc.) to the screen case door. Any weight added to the

screen case door may cause the screen to malfunction over time.

The case door activates a safety switch inside the screen case. If you attempt to raise the screen while something is holding

the door shut, the motor will reverse and retract the screen. The door must be fully closed to activate this switch. Be sure

there is nothing holding the door ajar.

1. The Ascender screen can be operated by the included wall switch or by optional remote controls (IR or RF).

2. To raise the screen, simply push and release the wall switch. The screen will stop at its preset position. If you push

the switch a second time while it is rising, the screen will stop. By pushing the switch a third time the screen will

retract and close.

3. To lower the screen from the fully up position, press and release the wall switch and the screen will retract and

close.

4. Test the screen by running it up and down a few times. Be prepared to stop the screen if needed.

NOTE: Excessive continuous operation may cause overheating. If this happens, the motor will shut off until it cools to normal

operating temperature. Standard duty cycle is 1 min. on / 15 min. off.

SCREEN OPERATION

ASCENDER ELECTROL® INSTALLATION

For installations where the Ascender will be set on the floor, the

box must be secured to floor in at least size places

(recommended hardware is #12 x 2" L wood screws).

Refer to figure 1.

For installations where the Ascender will be recessed into the

floor, the box must be secured in at least six places

(recommended hardware is #12 x 2" L wood screws).

Refer to figure 2.

SCREW BOX INTO

FLOOR STUD

FLOOR

BOX FRAME SUPPORT

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 2

120V/240V CONNECTIONS:

AC Power Source

1. Refer to figure 3 for electrical connections. Wiring designated as external is to be completed by installer

conforming to local and national codes.

NOTE: Must be installed in accordance with the requirements of the Local Building Codes, the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC),

CAN/CSA C22.1 and the National Electric Code (NEC), NFPA 70. An appropriate disconnect device shall be provided as part of

the building installation.

2. Use 14-18 gauge wire to connect power to the LVC wires labeled “AC power input”. Refer to figure 3.

3. Connect the building ground wire to the ground lug on the metal housing.

OPTIONAL WIRELESS REMOTE CONNECTIONS:

Radio Frequency Remote

1. Remove the center cover plate of the LVC box.

2. Route the receiver wire through the round plastic bushing and plug it into the onboard socket marked “EYE”. Refer

to figure 3.

Infrared Remote

1. Remove the center cover plate of the LVC box.

2. Route the receiver wire through the round plastic bushing and plug it into the onboard socket marked “EYE”. Refer

to figure 3.

ASCENDER ELECTROL® INSTALLATION

WARNING: To prevent electrical shock or damage to the low voltage control (LVC), do not apply power to the LVC until all

connections are complete. Make sure power is turned off on all wires before making connections.

LOW VOLTAGE CONNECTIONS:

Wall Switch

1. Install wall switch where desired.

2. Use 2-conductor 20-24 gauge wire to extend the switch wire to the required length.

3. Connect the wire from the switch to the wire labeled “wall switch”. Refer to figure 3.

CAUTION: Never apply voltage to the wall switch lead or the LVC will be damaged.

Control Panel

A control panel may be connected to the LVC by using the wall switch wire lead. The control panel must provide a

momentary, dry contact closure of at least 1/2 second.

1. Use 2-conductor 20-24 gauge wire to connect the control panel to the wall switch lead.

2. A momentary closure when the screen is down will be an “up” command.

3. A momentary closure when the screen is fully extended will be a “down” command.

4. A momentary closure while the screen is in motion will be a “stop” command.

CAUTION: Never apply voltage to the wall switch lead or the LVC will be damaged.

FIGURE 3

ASCENDER ELECTROL® INSTALLATION

POWER INPUT

120 VAC / 60 HZ

GREEN (GROUND)

SINGE PULL,

SINGLE THROW

MOMENTARY CONTACT

SWITCH

DOOR MICROSWITCH

MOTOR

120V WIRING DIAGRAM

BLACK (UP)

RED (DOWN)

WHITE (COMMON)

BLACK (HOT)

GREEN (GROUND) NOT USED

OPTIONAL IR OR RF

CONNECTION

WHITE (COMMON)

BLACK

WHITE (COMMON)

BLACK

NOT USED

UP / STOP /

DOWN

OFF

FIGURE 3

POWER INPUT

240 VAC / 50 HZ

GREEN / YELLOW (GROUND)

SINGE PULL,

SINGLE THROW

MOMENTARY CONTACT

SWITCH

DOOR MICROSWITCH

MOTOR

240V WIRING DIAGRAM

BROWN (UP)

BLACK (DOWN)

BLUE (COMMON)

BROWN (HOT)

GREEN / YELLOW (GROUND) NOT USED

OPTIONAL IR OR RF

CONNECTION

WHITE (COMMON)

BLACK

WHITE (COMMON)

BLACK

NOT USED

UP / STOP /

DOWN

OFF

The screen stop positions are preset at the factory. Should it be necessary to adjust for more or less travel proceed as

follows. Refer to figure 4.

TO INCREASE SCREEN HEIGHT

1. Turn the white limit adjuster counterclockwise one-quarter turn at a time. Run the screen down about one foot and

then back up to test the stop position. Repeat until the desired position is set.

NOTE: Do not adjust for more height than what was ordered. Adjusting too high may cause the arms to lock and not retract

properly. There must be at least 1-1/2 wraps of fabric on the roller at all times.

TO DECREASE SCREEN HEIGHT

1. Turn white limit adjuster clockwise one-quarter turn at a time. Run the screen up to test the stop position. Lower

the screen about one foot and turn limit adjuster again. Repeat until the desired position is set.

TO ADJUST THE DOWN POSITION

1. Raise the screen about one foot and stop. Turn the red limit adjuster counterclockwise one-quarter turn to

increase the down travel.

NOTE: Do not adjust the screen down too far. This will strain the motor and screen. The lid of the box should just close when

the motor stops.

1. Turn the red limit adjuster clockwise one-quarter turn at a time to decrease the amount of down travel. Run the

screen down to test the stop position. Repeat until the desired position is set.

SCREEN ADJUSTMENT

The Ascender screen can be adjusted to reduce keystoning of the video image.

This procedure requires two people. One to hold the arms and another to make the adjustments.

1. Raise the screen to the fully extended position.

2. Loosen the two lock nuts on the end of one arm. See figure 5.

3. Turn the adjusting nut and carefully push the arm in the required direction.

4. Tighten the lock nuts.

5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 for the other arm.

NOTE: Make sure that the screen surface does not rub against the edge of the case.

KEYSTONE ADJUSTMENT

WHITE LIMIT ADJUSTER

RED LIMIT ADJUSTER

ADJUSTING NUT

LOCK NUTS

FIGURE 4

FIGURE 5

TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM

1. Screen will not operate or will not

go “down”.

Motor does not hum.

Motor hums.

2. Screen will not move “up”

Motor does not hum

Motor hums.

CAUSE

(a) Tripped circuit breaker.

(b) No power to operating switch

or junction.

Power at junction box

(d) Broken wire in the “down”

position.

(e) Defective motor, limit switch or

capacitor.

(f) Capacitor burned out.

(a) Tripped circuit breaker.

(b) No power to operating switch

or junction.

Power at junction box

(d) Broken wire in the “up”

position.

(e) Defective motor, limit switch

or capacitor.

(f) Capacitor burned out.

SOLUTION

(a) Reset circuit breaker.

(b) Check above. Tighten all loose

wire connections. Correct any

improper connections.

“Down” Position

Check for power across black

and white leads.

minutes. Try again.

(d) Check for continuity. Cut off old

splice and reconnect.

(e) Replace motor assembly.

NOTE: Motor is a sealed assembly.

(f) Replace motor assembly.

(a) Reset circuit breaker.

(b) Check above. Tighten all loose

wire connections. Correct any

improper connections.

“Up” Position

Check for power across red and

white leads.

minutes. Try again.

(d) Check for continuity. Cut off old

splice and reconnect.

(e) Replace motor assembly.

NOTE: Motor is a sealed assembly.

(f) Replace motor assembly.

TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM

3. Incorrect stopping position in

downward direction.

4. Incorrect stopping position in

upward direction.

5. Noise.

NOTE: Screen will operate with a

low pitched hum.

6. Coasting.

CAUSE

(a) “Down” limit switch out of

adjustment

(a) “Up” limit switch out of

adjustment

(a) Grinding due to foreign object in

screen rubbing on roller or fabric.

(b) Gear noise.

(a) Defective brake.

SOLUTION

(a) See installation instructions.

(a) Adjust “up” limit switch. See

installation instructions

(a) Remove foreign object.

(b) Replace motor assembly.

(a) Replace motor assembly.

LIMITED ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON DA-LITE PRESENTATION PRODUCTS

Da-Lite Screen Company, Inc. warrants its products to the original purchaser only, to be free from

defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase by the

original purchaser provided they are properly operated according to Da-Lite’s instructions and are

not damaged due to improper handling or treatment after shipment from the factory.

This warranty does not apply to equipment showing evidence of misuse, abuse or accidental

damage, or which has been tampered with or repaired by a person other than authorized Da-Lite

personnel.

Da-Lite’s sole obligation under this warranty shall be to repair or to replace (at Da-Lite’s option)

the defective part of the merchandise. Returns for service should be made to your Da-Lite dealer.

If it is necessary for the dealer to return the screen or part to Da-Lite, transportation expenses

to and from Da-Lite are payable by the purchaser and Da-Lite is not responsible for damage in

shipment. To protect yourself against damage or loss in transit, insure the product and prepay all

transportation expenses.

THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,

INCLUDING WARRANTIES AS TO FITNESS FOR USE AND MERCHANT ABILITY. Any implied

warranties of ﬁtness for use, or merchantability, that may be mandated by statute or rule of law

are limited to the one (1) year warranty period. This warranty gives you speciﬁc legal rights, and

you may also have other rights, which vary from state-to-state. NO LIABILITY IS ASSUMED

FOR EXPENSES OR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM INTERRUPTION IN OPERATION OF

EQUIPMENT, OR FOR INCIDENTAL, DIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY

NATURE.

In the event that there is a defect in materials or workmanship of a Da-Lite product, you may

contact our Sales Partners at PO Box 137, Warsaw, IN 46581-0137, (574) 267-8101, (800) 622-3737.

IMPORTANT: THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT BE VALID AND DA-LITE SHALL NOT BE BOUND

BY THIS WARRANTY IF THE PRODUCT IS NOT OPERATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH DA-

LITE’S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.

Keep your sales receipt to prove the date of purchase and your original ownership.

Printed in U.S.A. 85267 Rev. 10/10

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