Ez-Electric Screen
Spectrum/Vmax(Plus) Series
Ver. 1.5
Users Guide
*Also available in Black casing
Warning
Individual modifications to this product are prohibited and will void the user’s warranty. Please
contact the Service Department for any questions.
NOTE:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
To ensure safe and reliable operation, direct connection to a properly grounded power source is advised.
The power outlet supplying power to the unit should be close to the unit and easily accessible
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet using a circuit different from to where the receiver is connected
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Accessory for Spectrum and VMAX2
IR
Bubble level
Eye receiver
(Optional for Spectrum)
Please always point to the eye
receiver when using the IR remote
Battery
Red 12V Green 0V
12V trigger cable
Wall box
(Optional for Spectrum)
Note: Contact your reseller for optional
RF(for VMAX2 only)
accessories or visit shop.elitescreens.com
for accessory purchase.
VMAX2 & Spectrum Series
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Position the power cord so it will not be; near a hot surface, pulled at or tripped over.
To avoid suffering an electric shock, do not attempt to disassemble this appliance yourself. In the event of technical
trouble, please contact Elite Screens service dept. for help with repairing your screen.
Please disconnect the power supply when screen is not in use for a long period of time as should be done with any other
electric household appliance.
To avoid possible injury and/or an electric shock, do not attempt to use the screen if there is obvious damage or the
presence of broken parts.
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PRE -I NSTALLATION
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Carefully unpack the screen.
Always handle the screen in a leveled position on a clean surface.
In order to protect the screen from exposure to stains, keep the screen out of contact with foreign particles such as dust,
sawdust and liquids.
Keyhole for flush mounting to
wall(R5MM,R2MM)
Top key holes for ceiling
mounting(R3 MM,R2 MM)
φ6m
φ11m
3-5/8” Height of
end cap
Built-In IR Receiver for IR
remote (Point and Press Up /
Stop/Down)
3-1/8” Width of
end cap
4”
3-3/4”
1. Select the location for your screen within a reasonable angle of projection for your home
projector and access to a good power source.
2. For the best support of your screen, it is ideal to secure your screen into the studs of your house's
internal framework. If studs are not available, use hollow anchors for mounting your wall-
screws in drywall or if you are installing in a concrete structure, use the concrete bolts for
securing your screen into concrete walls. (Always Consult Installer or Hardware Store for
the correct screws)
3. Make sure that the level in perfect horizontal alignment with one another. Use wall/ceiling
wood screws to secure to the wood studs. Use hollow wall anchors if mounting in drywall.
4. Position the washers to the head of the wall-screw. The washers give added stability by enabling
to remain firmly anchored to the wall.
5. The screen casing is designed to accept the wall screws directly. If not using the Optional L-
bracket, be sure to position the washer between the head of the wall-screw and the anchor slots
on the projector casing.
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.
1. Using a tape measure, mark the keyholes that are located at the back of the screen's case end cap.
2. After marking the area and predrilled hole, insert the screw and leave about 1/8” of an inch from the wall to
mount the screen. (Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
Optional installation using a chain to hang the screen from the ceiling.
Fig. 2.
3. You can also hang the screen from a ceiling by using a chain with s-hooks (not included) and hang
it by the keyholes located on each end of the case as shown on (Fig. 2).
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 drywall installation as shown on Fig. 1
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Can be slide free
Masonry/Cement wall
installation: Use “D” bolts
provided for installing your
screen on a cement wall as
shown o n Fig. 2.
Two options for your
installation
*Once the L-brackets are in place, the screen can be hung from the vertical hooks.
Please note these are only examples and additional hardware may be required for your particular
installation. Also, the screen can be hung directly on the wall screws or bolts without using the L-brackets
at all.
12-V Trigger
The VMAX2 and Spectrum Screens have the capability of using a 12-Volt Trigger. This accessory is
optional for Spectrum Screens and can be purchased separately.
Connection pins in
side of case
To Projector
Video Projection Interface
12-Volt Trigger Assembly
Red DC12V
Green 0V
Wall-mounted Receiver
(Extension Sensor)
D i a g r a m
A
Wall Box with IR Remote Control
1. Bubble Level: Included with the installation package is a
small bubble level that can be useful in determining if the
screen is perfectly level when installing.
Diagram B
Infrared “Eye” Sensor with
IR Remote Control
Bubble Level
3. Below is the IR remote (Infra Red) with a
range of 15 Ft.
2. Below is the RF remote with a range of 30 Ft.
(Infra Red)
(Radio Frequency)
Note: When you get the optional RF, you should
follow the instruction and adjust the code.
Note: The light on this remote does not turn on
when the buttons are depressed unlike the RF
remote.
Radio Frequency Remote Control
Infrared Remote Control
FAQ’S
1. Q: Why does my screen no longer function?
A: There are a few possible things you could check:
A.) Make sure your wall plug has power and that the screen is properly plugged in.
B.) Please check the fuse to y our screen. (Call Tech support for location of fuse)
C.) If screen works well with the line switch but not with the remote control, make sure the remote control has good
batteries in it.
D.) Our electric screens with a tubular motor installed are equipped with a Thermal relay. This would include all
Home (2, 3), Tension (1, 2, 3) series, and VMAX screens with a diagonal size above 180". This feature will
automatically shut off screen in the event the motor becomes too hot, preventing overheating of the motor. To
correct this, let screen alone for 10-15 minutes and try again.
2. Q: How is the screen material cleaned?
A: The screen material can be cleaned with mild soap and water.
3. Q: What type of batteries do the remote controls require?
A: The IR and RF remote controls use AAA alkaline batteries
4. Q: Can you manually pull down the screen?
A: No, manually pulling down the screen will damage the electronic motor rolling system.
5. Q: How could I setup my Screens IR receiver to work with my learning remote control system? Do you have any IR
codes I can use to achieve this?
A: Our IR remote controls have been evaluated and entered in to the databases of some Universal remote control
manufacturers. Please contact the manufacturer of your remote to inquire about your remotes ability to function with ours.
If they have not evaluated our remote control then the following list of Binary codes will be used for most remote setups.
For Spectrum, VMAX2 (Plus), Home2(3) and Tension2(3) Series
Up: 1111 0000 0001
Stop: 1111 0000 0010
Down: 1111 0000 0100
6. Q: What is the gain on the matte white screen material?
A: The matte white material has a gain of 1.1. For detailed specs, info please check our web-site for more detail
Warranty Policy -Electric Screens
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Two (2) year warranty parts and labor from purchase date as follows (except for refurbished units
as specified below):
Refurbished units carry a 90-day parts and labor warranty.
Demo units or open box items are AS IS items and do not carry a warranty.
Each party will be responsible for one way shipping during the warranty period.
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DOA (Defective On Arrival): Must be reported within 7 business days of receipt. An RMA
(Return Merchandise Authorization) number must be issued in order to process a replacement. Elite
Screens will replace the DOA (Defective On Arrival) unit with a brand new replacement *(see
exceptions below) after the DOA unit is received and/or confirmed defective. Once the product is
received, Elite Screens will send out a new* unit to the customer by ground service (based on stock
availability). Should a problem be reported after the 7-day grace period, the item must be shipped to u
for warranty repair.
Missing Parts must be reported within the 7-day (DOA) grace period. If reported after 7 days,
customer will be only responsible for shipping and handling fees. If reported after 30 days of receipt,
customer is responsible for cost of the parts and shipping & handling fees.
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Please visit link below for full warranty information
Please visit link below for warranty claim
*A new or refurbished replacement will be sent out to the customer depending on the type of
purchase (new or refurbished) or based on stock availability.
Two ways to register your warranty with Elite Screens
B. Fill out & Fax to (562) 483-8498, Attn: Customer Service Dept.
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Comments:
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Or call us at 877-5 11-1211 Sales and
Marketing Div.
For any technical inquiries, please email to
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For any warranty claim inquires, please email to
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