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2.
Do not place the screen on unstable or uneven surfaces, the screen could
fall or tip over. Be careful children are not left alone in the room with the
screen.
3.
When the screen is not in use, place it vertically on the stand and lean it
against a wall, for example, to prevent it from falling over.
4.
Do not hang any objects on the screen.
SETTING UP THE SCREEN
Place the screen on the floor and seperate the tripod feet lightly (Fig.1).
Place the projection screen on the slightly opened feet, press the fixation but-
ton and set the tripod feet completely apart for a secure stand (figs. 2 and 3).
Hold the casing by the top handle and pull back the spring pin to raise the ca-
sing to the desired height. Step lightly on the protrusion at the bottom of the
stand so that the screen remains securely in place when the housing is raised.
When the desired height has been reached, the spring pin must be released
before releasing the top handle and taking the weight of the casing (Fig. 4).
Press the recessed button on the side of the housing to open the housing si-
deways (Fig. 5).
Carefully pull the housing apart to the side, the respective image sizes can be
felt as it is slightly locks in place.
PACKING AWAY THE SCREEN
Carry out the above steps in reverse order and be careful not to get anything
stuck when closing the casing.
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