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Lunette Series

Home Theater Curved Fixed Frame Projection Screen

User’s Guide

Important Safety and Warning Precautions

Please follow these instructions carefully to ensure proper maintenance and safety with your Lunette

Series Fixed Frame Curved Screen

1. When hanging the screen up, please make sure that no other objects – such as power switches, outlets,

furniture, ladders, windows, etc., occupy the space designated for your Fixed-Frame screen.

2. Regardless if the screen is hung on or installed into the wall; make sure that the proper mounting

anchorsareusedandthattheweightissupportedappropriatelybyastrongandstructurallysound surface just as any

large and heavy picture frame should.

(Please consult a home improvement specialist for the best advice on installation.)

3. Frame parts are made of high quality velour-surfaced aluminum and should be handled with care.

4. When not in use, cover over the screen with a furniture sheet to protect it from dirt, grime, paint, or any

other impurities.

5. When cleaning, use a soft cloth moistened with warm water to remove any marks on the frame or screen

surface.

6. Never attempt to use any solutions, chemicals, or abrasive cleaners on the screen surface.

7. In order to avoid damaging the screen, avoid touching it directly with your fingers, writing stationary,

tools, or any other sharp or abrasive objects.

8. Spare parts should be placed out of reach of small children in accordance with house hold safety guidelines.

CAUTION:

The projection screen frame is made of high-quality aluminum alloy and should be handled with care.

Use a soft cloth with warm water to remove any spots on the screen material surface.

To avoid damaging the screen material, never attempt to use any solutions, chemicals, or abrasive

cleaners on the screen itself, and never attempt to touch screen with your fingers or sharps/abrasive

objects.

Summary of content (9 pages)

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Lunette Series Home Theater Curved Fixed Frame Projection Screen User’s Guide Important Safety and Warning Precautions Please follow these instructions carefully to ensure proper maintenance and safety with your Lunette Series Fixed Frame Curved Screen 1. When hanging the screen up, please make sure that no other objects – such as power switches, outlets, furniture, ladders, windows, etc., occupy the space designated for your Fixed-Frame screen. 2.
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Hardware and Parts List A. Dry-wall anchor x 12 pcs B. 1.77” L –Bracket x 2-4 pcs 125” models and above = 2pcs Under 125” = 4 pcs E. M5screws x 8 pcs I. Elbow joint x 4pcs oonl F. Wood screws x 12 pcs C. 3.54” L-Bracket x 0-2 pcs D. Lower Bracket x 2pcs 125” models and above = 2 pcs Under 125” = 0 pcs G. Fix Plate x 1 bag J. Wall bracket x 1 pcs H. Butterfly screws x 4 pcs K. Center Support Bar x 1-2 pcs Notes 1. Center support bar may be packed with the screen material. 2.
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Frame Assembly and Screen Material Installation 1. Insert both Elbow Joints (I) into each Horizontal Curved Frame (P) and join all four frame parts together as shown below. 2. After making sure that all four corners join at right angles (forming a perfect rectangle), fasten the four angles together by using M5 screws (E). Minimal gap is normal here 3. Layout the Screen Material and Tension Rods on a clean and dry surface. Then, gently roll out the screen material over the back of the fixed frame.
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5. Attach the fix plates. (1) Stretch the material to the corner and insert the screen material’s edge in the groove of the frame. While one hand holds the material in place the other hand snaps in the push plate (Fig.1-Fig.2). (Fig. 1) Insert push plate in Frame groove Screen material edge (Fig. 2) Schematic cross section of the frame (2) Begin by securing the four corners in the following sequence A→B→C→D (Fig.3). (3) Insert the fix plates as shown on Fig. 2.
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(5) Next, fasten a fix plate on the center of each frame side in the following order I→J→K→L→M→N→O→P as shown in Fig.7. P I J O Fig.7 K N M L (6) Fasten the remainder of the fix plates in the empty locations in the red markings to complete attaching the screen material. (Fig.8) Fig.
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Center Support Bar 1. Center Support Bar may be packed in a plastic tube with the screen material. Center support bar 支 2. 撑 Insert the Center Support Bar into the upper top groove on the back of the frame (note: this not the same groove where the fix plate inserts) with the bottom end near the center point of the frame, and place it in at an angle so that both ends of the bar are aligned with the groove. 3.
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Installation 1. Use butterfly screws to install the upper bracket as shown in following diagrams Use two 1.77” brackets to assemble an upper bracket for models below 125” Use one 1.77” bracket and one 3.54” bracket to assemble an upper bracket for models 125” and above. 2. Locate the height where you want the screen installed, and draw an upper base line. Install the wall bracket (J) in the middle area of the upper base line as shown below.
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3. Draw a lower base line according to the data F of P10 diagram and the upper base line, and then make a hole on the wall according to the screw hole location for the lower bracket, then insert the anchor and tighten the lower bracket with the provided screw. Upper bracket Wood screw Hollow wall anchor P10 Lower bracket Wall Top Bracket Frame Bottom Bracket H= Overall height F=H-115mm (5.9”) For H Measurement, please view the dimensions table at: www.elitescreens.com/index.
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Note: Two (2) or more people must install the frame for added safety. 4. Mount the frame on the wall mount in the center. Then, slide the upper brackets over to the frame grooves and gently pull the frame down onto the bracket. The lower bracket will also slide into the groove of the lower frame. Upper base line Lower base line Installation diagram of frame and bracket Base line Swing the bottom bracket to the left or right to fit it in the groove of the lower frame.