Celexon HomeCinema Plus Manual De Instrucciones página 34

With the radio remote control, the screen can also be reliably controlled if it
is installed in a piece of furniture and a clear view of the infra-red eye is not
possible or desired.
Please note: The radio remote control can also control units through walls (i.e.
from other rooms) but you will not have a view of the screen to control the
extension or retraction. You should always make sure you can see the screen
when it is being operated (i.e. when it is extending or retracting) to avoid pos-
sible malfunction or injury to others.
Open: The flap opens and the screen moves out upwards.
Stop: The flap or fabric movement stops.
Down: The fabric retracts downwards and the flap closes.
Up (fine): The fabric moves minimally upwards.
Down (fine): The fabric moves minimally downwards.
(The fine settings are usually used for fine adjustment of the upper end posi-
tion).
USE OF THE INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL (IR)
The use of an IR remote control is always recommended if there is a short to
medium distance between the remote control and the screen. The IR remote
control can only be used when the IR eye supplied is within the range of vision
of the remote control.
You can use the IR remote control to control your projection screen when the
IR eye is installed on the left side of the housing. The infrared control can also
enable simple automation via e.g. Logitech™ Harmony™ for example.
Open: The flap opens and the screen moves out upwards.
Stop: The flap or fabric movement stops.
Down: The fabric retracts downwards and the flap closes.
Up (fine): The fabric moves minimally upwards.
Down (fine): The fabric moves minimally downwards.
(The fine settings are usually used for fine adjustment of the upper end posi-
tion).
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