Elite Screens Vmax Series User manual
Ez-Electric Screen
Elite Vmax Series
-TYPE C-
USER’S GUIDE
MATTE WHITE
Rev 1.2
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Position the power cord so it will not be tripped over, pulled, or near a hot area or
surface.
2. To avoid an electric shock, do not attempt to disassemble this appliance yourself.
Contact Elite’s Screens service dept. for help with repairing your screen.
3. Please disconnect the power supply when screen is not in use for a long time.
PRE-INSTALLATION
1. Carefully unpack the screen.
2. Always handle the screen in a leveled position on a clean surface.
3. Do not attempt to use the screen if there are obvious damages or broken parts to
avoid injury and/or an electric shock.
INSTALLATION
Rev 1.2
“L” Brackets diagram
Find the studs on
your wall or use
drywall anchors to
install L brackets to
the desired location.
Top of “L” bracket from top view
6-3/4”
Height
1” Width 6-3/4” Length
Accessories For “L” Bracket
Rev 1.2
“L Brackets Installation
Wood/Dry Wall installation: Use “B”
wood screws provided for installation on
wood studs on wall. Or use “E” hollow wall
anchors provided in conjunction with the
wood screws for dry wall installation as
shown on Fig. 1
Fig. 1
Masonry/Cement wall installation:
Use “D” bolts provided for installing
your screen on a cement wall as shown
on Fig. 2.
Fi
g
. 2
Please note these are only examples and additional hardware may be required for your
particular installation.
EXAMPLES OF MOUNTING YOUR SCREEN
B. Wall mounted
using L brackets
A. Wall mounted
without L brackets
Rev 1.2
OPERATION
Remote Control System:
Line Switch: Manual 3-way wall switch for your new Elite Screen with wirelessIR and
RF remote.
1. This is the control box connection to your new Elite Screen. First insert the 3-prong
cable (Pins) to the bottom of the control box. Then connect the cord with the 4-prong
cable (Pins) into the top end of the control box. The other end of the 4-prong cable (Pins)
will need to go to the screen’s case. Please see example below.
This is the eye sensor for the IR remote
You will have to aim directly to it for
proper operation.
The 4-prong wire
connects to the control
box to the screen.
Up limit switch
Down limit switch
The 3-prong wire will
connect from the control
b
ox to the power cord. The
power cord is plugged into
a standard 110-volt power
outlet.
Note: Always press the “stop” button first, then press “up” or “down” as needed.
2. This is the IR remote (Infra Red) with a range of 3. This is the RF remote with a
25 to 30 Ft. range of 250 to 300 Ft.
(Infra Red) (Radio Frequency)
Note: The light on this remote does not turn on Note: The RF remote can be identified
when the buttons are depressed unlike the RF remote. by the letter on the back (ex. A).
Rev 1.2
Vertical Limit Switch Adjustment
Caution:
Screen may be severely damaged if viewing surface is allowed to run too far UP/DOWN.
Back Of Screen
Up Vertical Position
Down Vertical Position
Your screen has been set to drop all the way down and to rise all the way up. However, in the
event that your screen does not please use the instructions below to adjust the drop/rise to the
desired position.
Note: You will require a 5/32” allen-wrench to perform the adjustments below
“UP” Vertical Position Adjustment
1. Insert the allen-wrench into the top keyhole, turning the allen-wrench clockwise will
allow the screen to retract to it’s original position.
Note to self: You will not notice a difference of this adjustment until you press the DOWN button
then up to see the differences.
2. Turning the allen wrench half a circle counterclockwise will cause the screen to stop further
out of the screen’s case.
“DOWN” Vertical Position Adjustment
1. Insert the allen-wrench into the bottom keyhole, turning the allen-wrench one full
circle counterclockwise to limit the black masking border level.
Note to self: Only if screen does not extend to desired position.
2. Turning the allen-wrench one full circle clockwise will allow the screen to drop down
the black masking border.
3. Turning the allen-wrench one full circle clockwise will allow the screen to drop down
the black masking border.
Rev 1.2
TROUBLESHOOTING
If the electric screen does not move, please check the following:
1. Check the power supply and fuse first. The screen will not move without power.
2. Make sure the power cord is plugged to the power outlet.
3. Check all cable connections to see any may be disconnected.
4. If the screen works well with the line switch but not with the remote control,
please make sure the remote controls have batteries or replace them with new
ones.
FAQ’s
1. Q: How is the Matte White screen material cleaned?
A: The Matte White screen material can be cleaned with mild soap and water.
2. Q: What type of batteries do the remote controls require?
A: The IR and RF remote controls use AAA alkaline batteries
3. Q: Can you manually pull down the screen?
A: Absolutely not, manually pulling down the screen will damage the electronic
motor rolling system.
4. Q: Can the electric screen be used in a 220-volt outlets?
A: No, the screen can only be used in 110-volt outlets.
5. Q: What is the gain on the matte white screen material?
A: The matte white material has a gain of 1.0.
Rev 1.2
Regardless of mounting method, screen should be securely
supported so that vibration or even abusive pulling on the viewing
surface will not cause case to work loose or fall. Installer must insure
that fasteners used are of adequate strength and suitable for the
mounting surface chosen.
Fill this in!!
For the convenience of service, record the following information in the space below.
The serial number can be located on the packaging box or on an end cap.
Screen Model:
Serial Number:
Date of Purchase:
Dealer / Reseller Purchased from:
www.elitescreens.com
NOTE:
Rev 1.2
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