Da-Lite MULTI-MASK IMAGER User manual

DA-LITE SCREEN COMPANY, INC.

3100 North Detroit Street

Po t Office Box 137

War aw, Indiana 46581-0137

Phone: 574/267-8101

800-622-3737

Fax: 574/267-7804

http:// www.da-lite.com

e-mail: [email protected]

POWER

PRESENTATION PRODUCTS

The

Instruction Book for

MULTI-MASK IMAGER

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Wh n using your vid o quipm nt, basic saf ty pr cautions

should always b follow d, including th following:

1. R ad and und rstand all instructions b for using.

2. Position th cord so that it will not b tripp d ov r, pull d,

or contact hot surfac s.

3. If an xt nsion cord is n c ssary, a cord with a curr nt

rating at l ast qual to that of th applianc should b us d.

Cords rat d for l ss amp rag than th applianc may

ov rh at.

4. To r duc th risk of l ctric shock, do not disass mbl this

applianc . Contact an authoriz d s rvic d al r wh n r pair

work is r quir d. Incorr ct r ass mbly can caus l ctric

shock wh n th applianc is us d subs qu ntly.

5. Th us of an acc ssory attachm nt not r comm nd d by

th manufactur r may caus a risk of fir , l ctric shock, or

injury to p rsons.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Prof ssional mounting t chniqu s should b adh r d to. Da-Lit Scr n Company cannot b liabl for substandard or

faulty installations.

Frame Assembly

Ass mbly of th scr n should b in a cl an nvironm nt.

1. Conn ct th four fram pi c s by matching th color d tap s on th nds of th fram pi c s. S Figur 1.

2. S cur with th suppli d 5/16" s tscr ws.

MOUNTING THE FRAME

FIGURE 1

Positioning the rame on the wall

1. Without th scr n fabric attach d, position th fram on th wall at th location you d sir d.

2. Mak sur th unit is l v l and plumb. (You may n d to us shims b tw n th brack ts and th wall to achi v

v rtical plumb.)

3. Mark th position of th brack t hol s on th wall. S Figur 2.

CAUTION: I the screen is not mounted so that it is level and plumb, horizontal masking may jam on retraction.

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FIGURE 2

Unpacking and unrolling the screen

Th vi wing sid of th scr n surfac is roll d to th insid . Th scr n surfac is roll d l ngthwis .

1. R mov scr n from packaging.

2. On a cl an floor, unroll th scr n surfac vi wing sid up.

3. Allow th pap r to unroll b tw n backsid of th scr n surfac and floor. S Figur 3.

CAUTION:

• Be care ul not to touch or scratch the viewing side o the sur ace with ingernails and any sharp tools.

• Do not use any tools to asten the screen sur ace to the rame.

• Do not old or crease the screen.

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FIGURE 3

Attaching the screen sur ace to rame

1. Plac th fram ov r th scr n surfac .

2. Whil lifting th fram with on hand, snap th scr n surfac onto th fram . G ntly allow th scr n to str tch

onto snaps. S Figur 4. Attach th snaps on th top corn rs and top horizontal first, lift th fram to a v rtical

position to finish attaching th r st of th snaps.

FIGURE 4

FIGURE 5

ELECTRICAL WIRING

El ctrical wiring is r quir d for ach mask roll r motor. Th v rtical masking syst ms hav on motor at th fram top.

Horizontal masking syst ms hav on motor at th fram top and on at th bottom.

A motor r quir s standard 120V/220V input. All conn ctions ar mad to th l ctrical box on th audi nc l ft sid of

th unit.

FIGURE 6

SPRING TENSION CABLE

EYE SNAP

EYELET

HORIZONTAL MASK CONNECTION

VERTICAL MASK CONNECTION

HORIZONTAL MASK CONNECTION

SLAT

SURFACE

TAPE STRIP

Tensioning the bottom masking panel

1. Car fully r mov all tap strips s curing surfac s around roll rs. Slats should mov fr ly. S Figur 5.

2. Locat th spring t nsion cabl s on ith r sid of th unit.

3. Conn ct th y snap to th y l t on th bottom masking pan l bar. S Figur 5. You will n d to pull th cabl

slightly.

4. R p at for th oth r sid .

SLAT

MULTI-MASK IMAGER INSTALLATION

DOWN

RED

BLACK

COMMON

WHITE

BLACK WITH

YELLOW

BLACK

WHITE

RED

DOWN

ROCKER

SWITCH

AC COMMON

AC HOT

OPERATING SWITCH,

SWITCH BOX, AND

PLATE FURNISHED

WITH SCREEN. (SPDT

WITH CENTER OFF)

120V. 60-HZ 2.5 MAX. AMP

TO MOTOR

IN MULTIPLE CONTROL

INSTALLATIONS THIS SWITCH

IS REPLACED BY THE LOW

VOLTAGE CONTROL,

OPERATED FROM PUSH

BUTTON STATIONS.

THIS SWITCH CANNOT BE USED WITH LVC.

Not : A singl switch cannot b us d to op rat mor than

on scr n. Contact th factory for furth r information.

SIDE VIEW

OF SWITCH

AND BOX

120V WIRING DIAGRAM

OFF

Installing the high voltage switch control (standard)

Thr standard 3-position wall switch s ar suppli d. Th high-voltag control is conn ct d to th l ctrical sourc . It

alt rnat s dir ctions of mask motion by m ans of a hot l ad, using th 3-position switch s.

240 VOLT WIRING DIAGRAM

FOR STANDARD WALL SWITCH:

Da-Lit off rs two styl s of 240 volt

wall switch s for standard op ration.

Pl as s wiring diagram includ d in

wall switch box includ d with scr n.

HANGING THE SCREEN ON THE WALL

Attach th wall brack ts to th wall using appropriat fast n rs at pr viously mark d locations.

Attach th Sid Cov rs to th fram by sliding th Bolts on th Sid Cov r tub into th op nings on th top and bottom

brack ts. S Figur 7.

FIGURE 7

OPERATING THE MASK

Wh n you low r or r tract a mask, it will stop at its pr s nt limit. If an obstacl (such as a p rson or furnitur ) g ts in th

path of a mask as it is low r d, you should us th switch control to stop th mask’s motion; it will not automatically stop

if it hits an obstacl .

NOTE: The horizontal masking panels move more slowly than the vertical masking panels. The slower motion allows you to adjust

the image area with greater precision.

Wh n a mask is not in us , you should stor it in th fully r tract d position.

CAUTION: Do not operate the motor when any o the ollowing occurs:

• The unit emits any smoke, heat, abnormal noise or unusual odor.

• The unit is damaged in some way, such as damage rom a water leak.

I any o these situations occur, call a quali ied service person.

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ADJUSTING THE MASK EXTENSION

CAUTION: Improper adjustment o the limit switches can cause irreparable damage to a mask itsel , resulting in voiding the

actory warranty.

Th xt nsion and r traction limit switch s hav b n pr s t at th factory. In g n ral, w advis you to avoid

r adjusting th s switch s.

In som cas s, to nabl prop r alignm nt of th display d imag on th scr n, you may n d to adjust th xt nsion

of a mask. If adjustm nt to th xt nsion is n c ssary, car fully follow th s instructions.

WARNING! A mask is ully retracted when the batten is lush with the bottom o the case. Do not attempt adjustments with a

retraction (UP) limit switch that will urther retract a mask. Incorrect adjustment o that switch will cause severe mask damage.

Please consult the actory i you have any questions.

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SIDE

COVER

OPENING

SIDE

COVER

Modi ying the extension o the mask

You can incr as th xt nsion of a mask up to 3" past th factory pr s t stop, or you can d cr as th xt nsion by

approximat ly 4-6" from th factory pr s t stop. Do not att mpt to modify a mask xt nsion b yond th s r comm nd d

amounts.

Th limit switch s ar acc ss d through op nings locat d on th l ft sid of th fram as shown in Figur 8.

FIGURE 8

Horizontal mask units hav limit switch s at th top and bottom of th scr ns, a s t for ach roll r tub .

WARNING! The up limit switch(es) retract the batten urther into the unit. Adjusting it is not advised. Re er to 1, 3 or 5 as appropriated

in Figure 8.

To increase a mask’s ully extended (mask down) stop position:

1. Low r th mask to its curr nt stop position.

2. Locat th down limit switch( s) locat d on th l ft sid of th fram . R f r to 2, 4 or 6 as appropriat in Figur 8.

Us an All n wr nch to turn th switch in a count rclockwis dir ction. If th pow r is on, th mask will drop

incr m ntally as th switch is turn d. NOTE: One complete turn o the switch will make approximately a 1/2" change in the

mask’s stop position.

To decrease the screen extension:

1. Low r th mask until it is xt nd d about halfway down.

2. Locat th down limit switch( s) locat d on th l ft sid of th fram . R f r to 2, 4 or 6 as appropriat in Figur 8.

Us an All n wr nch to turn th switch in a clockwis dir ction. NOTE: One complete turn o the switch will make

approximately a 1/2" change in the mask’s stop position.

3. Activat th mask in th down dir ction until it r ach s th n wly r duc d stop position. R p at this proc dur

until th d sir d stop position is r ach d.

Onc you hav mad th adjustm nt, wh n v r you low r th mask, it will automatically stop at th n w position.

HORIZONTAL MASK

VERTICAL MASK

SCREEN

HORIZONTAL MASK

With r asonabl car , you xp ct many y ars of troubl -fr us of your Da-Lit proj ction scr n.

Wncourag you to k p your scr n cl an. Avoid g tting any for ign mat rial on th scr n. It may not b possibl to

r mov scratch s, paint, ink, tc.

General maintenance

Th scr n surfac on your Multi-Mask Imag r is d licat . Sp cial att ntion to th s instructions should b follow d

wh n cl aning.

• A draftsman-styl brush may b us d to lightly whisk away any loos dirt or dust particl s. (This typ of brush is

usually availabl at offic supply stor s.)

• For tough r spots, us a mild solution d t rg nt, wat r and a soft cloth. Rub lightly. Blot with a damp spong to

absorb xc ss wat r.

Do not us any oth r cl aning mat rials on th scr n.

Replacement parts and service

No us r-s rvic abl parts ar contain d within th unit. Contact your d al r or th factory if you r quir part r plac m nt

or s rvic .

SCREEN CARE AND CLEANING

R f r to th following guid lin s if you ncount r a difficulty in th op ration of your Da-Lit Multi-Mask Imag r scr n.

Probl ms r lat d to l ctrical or motor function may r quir a qualifi d s rvic p rson or l ctrician.

Should you hav a probl m that is not addr ss d h r , call th Da-Lit Scr n Company.

TROUBLESHOOTING

SYMPTOM

1. Mask won’t op rat .

2. Mask won’t roll up or down ( v n

though pow r is availabl .

3. Mask roll r chatt rs wh n pow r is

activat d.

4. Unit hums in up mod (Mask has

alr ady r tract d).

5. Mask drops wh n up dir ction is

activat d (grinding nois occurs).

6. Mask continu s past bottom stop

position.

7. Batt n r tracts too far into fram .

8. Dirt, fing rprints, marks, tc. on

scr n surfac .

9. Ind ntations app ar on scr n

surfac .

10. Horizontal mask jams upon

r traction.

CAUSE

(a) No 120V/220V pow r availabl .

(b) Outboard switching probl m.

(a) Bad conn ction at switch.

(a) Can b caus d by voltag drop, bad

conn ctions or a d f ctiv switch.

(a) Th mask batt n is r tracting too far

into th cas .

Failur to corr ct can damag motor.

Do not us th unit until this probl m

is r solv d.

(a) Drop in voltag .

(a) Whit limit switch is out of

adjustm nt.

(a) Y llow limit switch out of

adjustm nt.

Failur to corr ct can damag motor.

Do not us th unit until this probl m

is r solv d.

(a) Improp r handling of scr n.

(a) D bris or particl s adh ring to scr n

du to static cling.

(a) Th unit was not l v l and plumb

wh n mount d.

SOLUTION

(a) Ch ck to s if th circuit br ak r

has switch d off. R s t if n d d.

(b) Ch ck outboard switching apparatus.

Ch ck voltag availability

Contact an El ctrician.

(a) Hav an l ctrician or qualifi d

s rvic p rson ch ck th conn ction

as follows:

• If you hav a high voltag control

switch, ch ck switch lin

conn ctions.

• If you hav a low voltag control

unit, ch ck switch lin

conn ctions.

(a) Hav an l ctrician or qualifi d

s rvic p rson ch ck all hook-ups

including all outboard wiring.

(a) Hav a qualifi d s rvic p rson

adjust th UP limit switch. Turn th

adjusting scr w clockwis .

(a) Mask motor r quir s full voltag .

Hav an l ctrician or qualifi d

s rvic p rson ch ck th availabl

voltag .

(a) R adjust th DOWN limit switch.

S pp. 6-7 of this manual.

(a) Hav a qualifi d s rvic p rson

adjust th UP limit switch. S pp.

6-7 of this manual.

(a) Brush off or us a mild d t rg nt

solution with cl an rag or cotton

swab.

(a) Ch ck back of scr n; g ntly brush

d bris away by hand.

(a) R mount th unit making sur that it

is l v l and plumb.

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