Stewart Filmscreen Corp LCD Front Projector Preparing the connection, Making the connection

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Caution

Refer to the First Time Activation note in the section “Operating the Screen.”

Installing the low-voltage 3-button switches (horizontal)

There are three low-voltage controls mounted on a board. Each low-voltage control allows the use of low-voltage wire to connect to the supplied 3- position 24V momentary wall switch. The top low-voltage box controls the mask, the middle box controls the screen, and the bottom box, nearest the J-boxes, controls the door. Refer to Figure 5.

Note: The board can be mounted near the screen, or by adding extra cable, you can mount it farther away.

Preparing the connection

Before making the electrical connections, you need:

‹An available AC constant power source

‹A 4-conductor switch hook-up cable (4-conductor bell wire or category 5 cable is typically used for long runs)

‹Cat 5, multi-conductor unshielded, or similar type electronic cable can be used to connect the 3-button switch to the LVC. The recommended wire gauge is 20 to 24 AWG. Use plenum-rated cable when required.

Making the connection

Figure 6, on the following page, illustrates the connections.

Note: The electrical housing has a 2-gang J-box. For a top view, refer to Figure 4.

1.Connect the 8-conductor cable to the connection harness coming from the J-box labeled “switch input” on the screen unit.

Note: Use a longer cable to mount the low-voltage control board further from the screen unit.

2.Connect the 4-conductor cable to the connection harness coming from the low-voltage control board.

3.Connect the hookup cable to the 3-button switch.

4.Connect the main AC power source to the the low-voltage board.

5.Connect the main AC power source to the the J-box labeled “main AC power connection” on the screen unit.

6.A parallel connection to an outboard audio-visual switching network can be made at this time. (optional)

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Contents ABT-EM Trapdoor ElectriMask Electriscreen Page Contents About your ABT-EM Trapdoor ElectriMask Electriscreen To the OwnerPreparation Preparing the InstallationUnpacking Factory AdvisoryHanging the Case Installing the unitElectrical HOOK-UP Preparation-Removing access panelInstalling the low-voltage 3-button switches horizontal Preparing the connectionMaking the connection Mask Screen Door Optional 12V DC Transformer with Switch Preparing the connection Button Momentary Switch Masking control Making the connections Connecting the high-voltage switch control vertical maskingFirst time operation Operating the ScreenUnderside view Adjusting the Screen ExtensionModifying the extension of the screen and the mask Product Warranty Screen Care and CleaningGeneral maintenance Replacement parts and serviceProblem description Probable cause Action to take Troubleshooting

LCD Front Projector specifications

Stewart Filmscreen Corp is renowned for its high-end projection solutions, and their LCD front projectors epitomize quality and innovation. These projectors are particularly sought after in both residential and commercial settings where superior image fidelity is paramount.

One of the standout features of Stewart Filmscreen's LCD front projectors is their outstanding resolution. The projectors provide crystal-clear images due to their advanced LCD technology, which enables a higher pixel density than traditional projection systems. This resolution is ideal for displaying intricate details in videos and images, making it a preferred choice for cinema enthusiasts and business presentations alike.

The projectors also incorporate state-of-the-art color accuracy technologies. With a wide color gamut and enhanced color processing, viewers can experience vibrant, lifelike colors that enhance the overall visual experience. This is particularly important in applications such as art galleries or design studios, where precision in color representation is crucial.

Another significant aspect of Stewart Filmscreen LCD projectors is their innovative light source. Many models utilize laser light technology, providing greater brightness and longevity compared to standard lamp-based projectors. The laser light source also ensures consistent performance over time, reducing the need for frequent maintenance and replacement.

Stewart Filmscreen places a strong emphasis on versatility as well. Their LCD projectors are designed to accommodate a variety of environments, with multiple installation options. They support various aspect ratios and resolutions, making them adaptable to both wide-screen cinematic experiences and standard presentations. This flexibility is further enhanced by features such as lens shifting and zoom capabilities, which allow for precise image alignment regardless of installation challenges.

Moreover, connectivity options are abundant with Stewart Filmscreen LCD projectors. They typically feature multiple HDMI ports, VGA inputs, and support for wireless streaming, ensuring compatibility with modern devices and various multimedia sources. This ease of connectivity allows seamless integration into existing audio-visual systems.

In conclusion, Stewart Filmscreen Corp's LCD front projectors blend cutting-edge technology, exceptional image quality, and versatile features to cater to the demanding needs of today's viewers. Whether for home theaters, corporate settings, or public exhibitions, these projectors stand as a testament to Stewart Filmscreen's commitment to excellence in the realm of visual presentation.
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