INSTALLATION NOTES
Install the screen in a position that is clearly visible to all viewers. The optimal
installation height corresponds to the position of the viewers when the screen
is extended: eye level = lower third of the screen surface. Install the screen in a
straight and level position, otherwise there is a risk of the screen fabric being
wound up and unwound crookedly. The screen may only be installed in such a
way that the fabric extends upwards! Use suitable dowels and screws for the
mounting surface (if necessary, obtain suitable mounting material). With this
screen, you have the ability to choose between different mounting options.
BEFORE INSTALLING, pay attention to where your ultra-short-throw projector
and where the image will appear on your wall to adjust the correct position
of the screen. It is advisable to test the projector before and adjust it to the
desired image size (100" to 120"). With increasing size, the image moves
upwards!
The distance between the projector and the wall surface on which you cast the
test image is then exactly the same as the distance from the projector to the
screen surface. The height of the image must also be taken into account exactly.
Now measure the dimensions of your screen and calculate the planned
position of the screen on your wall or wall surface. Position the screen on your
wall or the back of your furniture so that it fits your projection image.
Attention: Attachment to a furniture back panel can only be done safely if the
furniture has sufficient material thickness and the areas on which the brackets
are to be mounted are sufficiently solid. 4 screws per bracket must be used to
ensure a stable and permanently safe installation!
If you are unsure, ask at the specialist shop where you bought your furniture
or, if in doubt, only use the anchor bolts and dowels to attach the wall with
dowels and screws that are suitable for your specific load-bearing structure.
The enclosed assembly materials are exclusively suitable for mounting in solid
load-bearing structures (concrete or solid stone). You will find help in building
supply stores or from trained installers.
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