Da-Lite Wireline Advantage User Manual

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Da-Lite Wireline Advantage Manual

INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR

Wireline™ Advantage®

Tools Required for Installation

Important Safety Instructions

When using your video equipment, basic safety precautions

should always be followed, including the following:

1. Read and understand all instructions before using.

2. Position the cord so it will not be tripped over, pulled or contact

hot surfaces.

3. If an extension cord is necessary, a cord with a current rating at

least equal to that of the appliance should be used. Cords rated

for less amperage than the appliance may overheat.

4. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this

appliance. Contact an authorized service dealer when repair

work is required. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock

when the appliance is used subsequently.

5. The use of an accessory attachment not recommended by the

manufacturer may cause a risk of ire, electric shock, or injury to

persons.

6. Do not allow children to play with ixed controls. Keep remote

controls away from children.

7. Frequently examine the installation for imbalance and signs of

wear or damage to cables. Do not use if repair or adjustment is

necessary.

8. Appliance is not to be used by persons, including children, with

reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of

experience and knowledge, unless they have been given

supervision or instruction.

9. Failure to provide adequate structural strength for this

component can result in serious personal injury or damage to

equipment! It is the installer’s responsibility to make sure the

structure to which this component is attached can support the

weight of all equipment. Reinforce the structure as required

before installing the component.

10. Use this projection screen only for its intended use as described

in these instructions. Do not use attachments not

recommended by the manufacturer.

Save These Instructions

1/4", 7/16" and 3/4“

Open Wrench or

Socket Driver

1/8“ Hex Key

(included)

Original Instructions

Disclaimer

Milestone and its ailiated corporations and subsidiaries

(collectively "Milestone"), intend to make this manual accurate

and complete. However, Milestone makes no claim that the

information contained herein covers all details, conditions or

variations, nor does it provide for every possible contingency in

connection with the installation or use of this subject to change

without notice or obligation of any kind. Milestone makes no

representation of warranty, expressed or implied, regarding the

information contained herein. Milestone assumes no

responsibility for accuracy, completeness or suiciency of the

information contained in this document.

Da-Lite® is a registered trademark of Milestone AV Technologies.

#3 Phillips

Screwdriver

1. Ceiling Mount: The case provides multiple attachment

points for bolts, cables, or threaded rod. Page 4 shows

threaded rod installed. The variable position-mounting

bracket may be located anywhere along the length of the

case. It is recommended to keep the brackets spaced evenly

enough to distribute the weight of the screen. One

mounting bracket is required for every 4' of case length.

Wall Mount: For use with optional langeless case only. The

variable position wall mounting brackets (sold separately)

may be located anywhere along the length of the case. It is

recommend to keep the brackets spaced evenly enough to

distribute the weight of the screen. One mounting bracket is

required for every 4' of case length.

2. Ceiling Mount: Tighten bolts until trim lange is lush with

ceiling.

Wall Mount: Remove lat brackets from top of case and

discard. Save bolts to attach wall brackets to case. Determine

spacing of wall brackets and attach to wall. Hoist screen to

brackets and completely tighten bolts attaching case to wall

brackets.

NOTE: For proper operation, screen assembly must be level

after installation.

3. Remove the silver shipping brackets that attach the slat to

the screen case. Use the supplied 1/8" hex key to remove the

set screws and a 1/4" socket to remove the screws from the

slat bar.

4. Using a 7/16" wrench and #3 Phillips screwdriver, remove the

shipping bracket that is attached to the roller. Once the

white wire is disconnected, feed it into the junction box in

order to complete the electrical installation. See Figure 1.

NOTE: Depending on the inal postion of the screen roller,

there may be a wood iller block insert for bracket

attachment. The wood block must be removed and

discarded before operation.

Case Installation

Pre-Installation

1. Carefully unpack case from shipping crate.

2. Set aside the Installation Kit. Items inside will be used during

installation.

3. Make sure to recheck measurement of case for proper

installation clearance.

4. Remove any protective foam from case.

5. If necessary, adjust hanger brackets with a 3/4" open wrench

or socket driver.

Remove

Bolt

White (Common)

Wire

Remove

Screw

Figure 1

Case Installation (continued)

5. Remove 2 screws to open junction box. Install electrical

connections that apply to your unit. Make sure to review the

wiring diagram for proper hook up. Replace junction box

cover and secure with 2 screws.

NOTE: Motor Operator Projection Screen Model WAD must

be installed in accordance with the requirements of the

Local Building Codes, the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC),

CAN/CSA C22.1 and the National Electric Code (NEC), NFPA

70. An appropriate disconnect device shall be provided as

part of the building installation.

6. Test installation by running screen up and down a few times.

Be prepared to stop screen should any objects obstruct the

movement of the screen. To prevent damage to the motor,

the standard duty cycle is 2 minute 30 seconds on and 50

minutes of. For 230 volt motors 2 operating cycles is not to

be exceeded.

NOTE: Do not allow upper batten bar to come to a rest on

any object during travel. Doing so will cause cables to lose

tension.

7. The screen comes set standard with 18" of wire drop out of

the case.

Wood

Filler

Block

Ceiling Installation

Variable Position

Mounting Brackets

Electrical

Junction Box

Electrical

Junction Box

Screen Roller

Access Door

Audience

Side

Self-Trimming

Flange

(Suggested) 1/2"

Threaded Rod

(Not Included)

Attached to

Mounting Bracket

Finished

Ceiling

Self-Trimming

Flange

12 ⁄"

13 ⅛"

11"

9 ⅛"

11 ⁄"

The Wireline Advantage comes standard with ceiling mount brackets.

Wall Installation

Variable Position Wall

Mounting Brackets

(Optional Accessory)

Electrical

Junction Box

Flangeless

Case Option

Recommend

1/2" x 2"L Lag

Screw with 1/2"

Washer

(3 places)

For wall installation, the wall mount brackets must be ordered separately and the Wireline Advantage must be ordered with the

langeless case option..

18 ¼"

12"

11"

12 ¼"

18"

2 ¼"

1/2"

1 ½"

120V Wiring Diagram

Power Input

120VAC / 60Hz

Black (Hot)

White (Common)

Green

(Ground)

Ground

Lug

230V Wiring Diagram

Power Input

230VAC / 50Hz

Brown (Hot)

Blue (Common)

Green/Yellow

(Ground)

Ground

Lug

1. Run screen in down direction until it reaches lower limit and

stops.

2. Press and hold both "UP" and "DOWN" arrows simultaneously

until screen jogs.

3. Run screen to new desired lower limit position by pressing

DOWN arrow on remote

NOTE: Motor will run in momentary contact mode while in

this procedure. If you go to far down you can press up and

move to the next step.

4. Press and "MY" (STOP) button until the screen jogs to

conirm new limit.

1. Run screen in down direction until it reaches lower limit and

stops.

2. Press and hold both "UP" and "DOWN" arrows simultaneously

until screen jogs.

3. Run screen to new desired lower limit position by pressing

UP arrow on remote.

NOTE: Motor will run in momentary contact mode while in

this procedure. If you go to far down you can press down

and move to the next step.

4. Press and "MY" (STOP) button until the screen jogs to

conirm new limit.

NOTE: The entire screen surface must be unrolled from the

large roller for proper tensioning.

Screen Travel Adjustment for 120V Screens

More Screen Drop Less Screen Drop

Surface travel is set to stop automatically with 18" of wire travel out of the case. Use the supplied radio frequency remote control to

make adjustments to the amount of travel.

NOTE: For multiple screen installations, disconnect power to every screen except the one being adjusted prior to making changes.

CAUTION: Do not adjust for more than 29' of cable drop.

ATTENTION! Ne pas régler plus de 884 centimètres de chute

de câble

Front of Remote Back of Remote

Pairing an Accessory for 120V Screens

1. On the back of the remote that shipped with the screen,

press and hold the program button until the motor jogs.

2. On the accessory being paired, press and hold the program

button until the motor jogs.

3. The accessory is now paired with the screen.

PROG - FC

1. Press and hold the “PROG – FC” button on back of remote

and the “DOWN” button on the front of the remote

simultaneously until the screen jogs.

2. Run screen to new desired lower limit position by pressing

“DOWN” arrow on remote.

NOTE: Motor will run in momentary contact mode while in

this procedure. If you go too far down you can press up and

move to the next step.

CAUTION: Do not adjust for more than 29' of cable drop.

ATTENTION! Ne pas régler plus de 884 centimètres de

chute de câble

Screen Travel Adjustment for 230V Screens

Surface travel is set to stop automatically with 18" of wire travel out of the case. Use the supplied radio frequency remote control to

make adjustments to the amount of travel.

NOTE: For multiple screen installations, disconnect power to every screen except the one being adjusted prior to making changes.

3. Press “STOP” on front of remote. Screen will jog to conirm

new limit.

NOTE: The entire screen surface must be unrolled from the

large roller for proper tensioning.

Front of Remote Back of Remote

Stop

Down

PROG - FC

Pairing an Accessory for 230V Screens

See programming instructions included with the accessory.

Setting an Intermediate Stopping Position

One intermediate stopping position can be set (not required).

120V Screens

1. Run screen to where you want the intermediate stopping

position to be and press the “MY” button.

2. Press and hold the “MY” button until the motor jogs up and

down.

3. To send the screen to intermediate position press the “MY”

button.

NOTE: Screen should be stationary prior to activating the

intermediate position. If screen is in motion you will have to

press the “MY” button twice.

230V Screens

1. Run screen to where you want the intermediate stopping

position to be and press "STOP".

2. Press the "UP" and "DOWN" button simultaneously and hold

until the motor jogs up and down.

3. To send the screen to intermediate position press and hold

"STOP" button for at least three seconds.

Dry Contact Input Transmitter

A Dry Contact Input Transmitter is also included with your screen. It can be used to communicate between room automation or other

third party systems and the screen motor. It functions as a single channel transmitter and accepts dry contact inputs. Once a direction

is activated, a radio command is sent to the screen. See the instructions included with the interface for wiring connections. The unit will

be paired with the screen motor prior to shipping.

Troubleshooting

Symptom Cause Solution

Screen will not operate

and motor does not hum.

Incorrect line voltage. Verify 115125V (or 220230V). If insuicient voltage, rewire

incoming electric line.

Blown fuse. Replace fuse.

Tripped circuit breaker. Reset circuit breaker.

No power to junction. Check above. Tighten all loose wire connections.

Correct any improper connections.

Screen will not operate

and motor does not hum.

Power at junction box.

Thermal overload tripped. Let motor cool down for 50 minutes. Try again.

Defective motor, limit switch or capacitor. Replace motor assembly. NOTE: Motor is a sealed assembly.

Capacitor burned out. Replace motor assembly.

Screen does not stop

at correct position. Limit switch out of adjustment. See Screen Adjustment section.

Noise.

NOTE: Screen will operate

with a low pitched hum.

Squeaking, rubber end plug rubbing on motor. Center roller in case.

Grinding. Foreign object in screen

rubbing on roller or fabric. Remove.

Gear noise. Replace motor assembly.

Coasting. Defective brake. Replace motor assembly.

Fabric hangs crooked.

Screen not installed properly. Check for level and plumb.

Fabric is damaged. Replace fabric.

LIMITED FIVE YEAR WARRANTY ON DALITE PRESENTATION PRODUCTS

Milestone AV Technologies LLC warrants certain Da-Lite branded products to the original purchaser only, to be free from defects in

materials and workmanship for a period of ive (5) years from the date of purchase by the original purchaser; provided they are properly

operated according to Da-Lite's instructions and are not damaged due to improper handling or treatment after shipment from the

factory.

This warranty does not apply to equipment showing evidence of misuse, abuse or accidental damage, or which has been tampered

with or repaired by a person other than authorized Da-Lite personnel.

Da-Lite’s sole obligation under this warranty shall be to repair or to replace (at Da-Lite’s option) the defective part of the merchandise.

Returns for service should be made to your Da-Lite dealer. If it is necessary for the dealer to return the screen or part to Da-Lite,

transportation expenses to and from Da-Lite are payable by the purchaser and Da-Lite is not responsible for damage in shipment.

To protect yourself against damage or loss in transit, insure the product and prepay all transportation expenses.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS

OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES AS TO FITNESS FOR USE AND MERCHANTABILITY. Any implied warranties of itness for use,

or merchantability, that may be mandated by statute or rule of law are limited to the ive (5) year warranty period. This warranty gives

you speciic legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state-to-state. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED

BY APPLICABLE LAW, NO LIABILITY IS ASSUMED FOR EXPENSES OR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM INTERRUPTION IN OPERATION

OF EQUIPMENT, OR FOR INCIDENTAL, DIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE.

In the event that there is a defect in materials or workmanship of a Da-Lite product, you may contact our Customer Care Specialists at

3100 North Detroit Street, Warsaw, IN 46582, (574) 2678101, (800) 6223737.

IMPORTANT: THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT BE VALID AND DALITE BRANDED PRODUCTS SHALL NOT BE BOUND BY THIS

WARRANTY IF THE PRODUCT IS NOT OPERATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DALITE WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS.

Keep your sales receipt to prove the date of purchase and your original ownership.

Conditions for Transportation and Storage

• Temperature: Between 40 - 100F (5 - 40C)

• Relative Humidity: 30% to 70%, non-condensing

• Always keep the projection screen horizontal during transport

and storage

• Make sure the entire package is supported when stored

• Do not stack more than six projection screens on top of each other

• Make sure the heaviest package is places at the bottom of the stack

Screen surface should be allowed to air out once every two months, or otherwise used on a regular basis, if the temperature is above

72F (22C) and at least once every month if the temperature goes above 85F (30C).

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