User manual DA-LITE DESIGNER CONTOUR

[. . . ] Use a very soft duster brush gently to remove foreign particles. INSTALLATION Care in mounting and care in correct operation will mean a long and satisfactory life for your Da-Lite wall/ceiling screen. Locate the screen where the audience can best see it and where other furnishings in the room permit. Mount the screen so that bottom of picture surface, when fully extended, will be above heads of viewers. There are three ways to install the Designer Contour® Manual: Wall Mount, Ceiling Mount, or Ceiling Hook. [. . . ] This provides structural stability to the case. Be sure the ceiling has adequate reinforcement to attach the screen brackets. The top of the screen case has a channel that the ceiling mount brackets slide into. Loosen the two set screws on the brackets and slide bracket so it extends over the end of the case. Lock the brackets in place by tightening two set screws. Mount cannot be more than 12" from end of case. Hold the screen case up to the ceiling and mark the hole locations. Drill holes into the ceiling and attach screen with the appropriate fasteners for your ceiling. 4-5/8" 4-1/4" CASE HOOK 5/16" 9/16" WALL MOUNT BRACKET STOP SCREW FIGURE 1 SET SCREWS (2) CEILING MOUNT HOLES FIGURE 2 1 INSTALLATION Ceiling Hook 1. Do not remove the wall mount bracket, even if you are not using it for mounting. This provides structural stability to the case. Be sure the ceiling has adequate reinforcement to attach a hook anchor. The top of the screen case has a channel that the ceiling hook brackets slide into. The brackets can be attached anywhere within 12" of the end of the case. Loosen the set screws on the brackets and slide the brackets to the desired location. [. . . ] 11 WALL BRACKETS Screen can be extended 10" or 14" from wall by changing position of bracket. 6 WALL BRACKETS Screen can be extended 6" from wall. TILT LOCK For Keystone Elimination Holds back bottom of screen in tilted position to eliminate keystoning. · Completely self-storing · Ideal for houses of worship, schools, family centers and industrial training rooms. [. . . ]