ELITE SCREENS LPS103H-CLR2 Indoor Ceiling Ambient Light Rejecting Portable Screen User Guide
- June 9, 2024
- ELITE SCREENS
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ELITE SCREENS LPS103H-CLR2 Indoor Ceiling Ambient Light Rejecting
Portable Screen
Lights-On Portable Series™
Folding-frame model: LPS103H-CLR2
Indoor Ceiling Ambient Light Rejecting Portable Screen
For tabletop/bottom mounted projectors
User’s Guide – Z type
Thank you for choosing the Lights-On Portable Series™ projection screen! Please read through this user guide before utilizing the screen. Correct usage and maintenance will ensure a long product life.
Care & Use Instructions
- Elite Screens highly recommends two people to assemble the screen.
- The CLR® 2 is a Ceiling Ambient Light Rejecting screen material. It is a delicate optical/lenticular material and should not be folded, bent or creased. Always maintain screen material flat and taut during setup and disassembly.
*Elite Screens is not responsible for damages due to negligence resulting from misuse or mishandling of the product and will void your warranty.
Dust, dirt and debris on the projection screen surface will affect the quality and performance of the projection image. Follow the instructions below to properly maintain the screen.
- Clean the dust on the screen surface with a soft brush or microfiber cloth.
- Gently wipe the screen with a lightly moistened white lint free cloth with water.
- Avoid putting pressure on the screen material when wiping the screen. If dust or other debris is on the surface, we recommend using an air sprayer to blow them away.
After using the screen, disassemble it and store it in the carrying bag provided.
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Make sure to keep the material protection film and tube for when disassembling the screen.
- To avoid damage and injury, the screen should only be operated by adults.
Notes: The following precautions should always be followed to avoid damaging the material, which is not covered under warranty.
- Don’t touch the screen material to avoid leaving fingerprints.
- Use gloves when handling the material.
- Don’t allow the material to bend, fold or bunch as it will create permanent creases.
- Don’t point to the screen material with a fingertip or other sharp objects to prevent damage to the material.
- Don’t use acetone, benzene, alcohol and any other organic solvents to clean the screen material. Using such chemicals will permanently damage the screen.
Product Description
Design: The aluminum frame is designed to be light weight and easy to
handle when setting up or taking it down. Portability makes the screen easy to
carry.
Screen Fabric: The screen fabric is attached to the rectangular frame and
held in place by Velcro and several press stubs, which ensure an evenly
stretched and flat surface. The CLR® 2 (front projection) screen material is
delicate and should be carefully rolled to avoid any damage to the surface.
Hardware and Parts List
Note: The parts list above is subject to change without notice.
Frame Assembly and Screen Material Attachment
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Take the folding frame (A) out of the carrying bag (F) and place it on a flat surface. Unfold the longer sections first. (Fig. 1-2)
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Unfold the frame until the latch on the hinge “clicks” into place. Repeat the procedure for the shorter sections. (Fig. 3-4)
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Make sure all 4 corners of the frame are at a 90° angle and the hinged support bar is straight and not bending (Fig. 5-6). After unfolding the frame, make sure to lay it out with the Velcro facing up (Fig. 7). CAUTION!
THE PROJECTION FABRIC IS A DELICATE OPTICAL/LENTICULAR SCREEN MATERIAL AND SHOULD NOT BE FOLDED, BENT, OR CREASED. ALWAYS MAINTAIN SCREEN MATERIAL FLAT AND TAUT DURING SETUP AND DISASSEMBLY.
IMPORTANT: TWO PEOPLE ARE REQUIRED TO SETUP AND INSTALL THE MATERIAL TO AVOID PERMANENT DAMAGE. ANY DAMAGES TO THE SCREEN MATERIAL WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY. -
Carefully take out the screen material tube from the carrying bag and ONLY handle it HORIZONTALLY with two hands to avoid dropping it (Fig. 8).
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Once the screen material tube is on a flat surface horizontally, remove both end caps and gently pull out the screen material out of the tube.
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Unroll the material, remove the inner protective foam sheet, and set it aside.
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Lift the unrolled material from each end (Fig. 9) place it on top of the frame with the projection side facing up (Fig. 10). DO NOT lift from the middle section.
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Begin attaching the material from the corners in the following sequence (Fig. 11).
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After all the corners have been attached, continue snapping the buttons on the top/bottom of the frame studs (Fig 12-13).
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Lastly, pull the screen material so it can stretch out and attach it to the Velcro on the left and right sides. Smooth it out as needed and reattach it to assure a flat installation.
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Lay the protective foam sheet on a clean flat surface and flip the screen over on the backside and place it on top of the sheet (Fig. 14). LEGS ATTACHMENT
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Carefully take the folding legs (B) out of the carrying bag (F) and place them on a flat surface.
Warning: The additional support sections, located at the middle section of the legs, may unfold on its own.
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Unfold the legs and position them on the back of the frame as shown below. Height adjustable feature: The screen allows for the main frame to be set at various height intervals.
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Lay the legs over on the back of the frame in the position desired.
Once you have aligned the leg’s holes with the frame’s holes, secure with the knob screws (G). -
Next, lift the screen up while simultaneously opening the front frame legs. Two people are needed for this step.
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Next, carefully unfold the extra support leg behind the leg and attach it securely using a knob screw(g).
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Full screen assembly is now complete.
DRAPE/SKIRT INSTALLATION
Notice to Installer:
PROPER PROJECTOR PLACEMENT
The CLR® 2 is exclusively for tabletop/bottom mounted ultra and short throw
projectors. See illustrations for limits and criteria.
- Tabletop mounted Ultra-short throw projector illustration
IMPROPER PROJECTOR PLACEMENT
Overhead placement or a standard projector will make the image very dark, on
account of the screen’s absorbent layer deflecting light that is not aligned
with its reflective angle.
- Ceiling Mounted Ultra-Short Throw Projector Illustration
- Ceiling Mounted Short and Standard-Throw Projector Illustration
Screen Disassembly
TWO PEOPLE REQUIRED
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Lay the protective foam sheet on a clean surface and unhinge the front of each leg, then SLOWLY lower the screen down on the foam sheet.
NOTE: Front side of the material should be facing down on the protect foam sheet. -
Once the screen is laid out on the protective foam sheet, unscrew all the knob screws on each side of the frame to remove the legs.
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Next, turn over the screen so the front is facing up.
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Begin the removal of the screen material by unbuttoning it from the corners, the top/bottom side, and the detaching the Velcro left/right sides. ATTENTION: Do not snap them off rapidly but instead one by one to avoid the material getting damaged.
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Each person grabs each corner pull-tab and lift the material carefully not allowing the material to sag in the middle but assuring it is pulled so it can be flat.
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Then, lay the protective foam sheet on the material to prepare and place the inner core tube at the end as shown below.
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Roll the material by the ends only (black masking border).
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Once the material has been completely rolled, insert the rolled material with the outer tube lying horizontally. DO NOT force it in as that will crush the ends and damage the material. If the material does not fit in snuggly, re-roll the material.
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After the material is completely inside the outer tube, put the end caps back on to secure the material.
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Unlatch the hinged support bars in each corner of the folding frame (A).
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Press in the locking buttons, near the folding joints, and slowly gather the sides of the folding frame.
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Again, press in the locking buttons. Then, pick up one end of the folding frame, and walk it to the other end, folding the longer sections in half.
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Carefully place the screen and components in the provided carrying bag (f).
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