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II. Suspended 

1. Screw the 

eyebolt

 (G) onto the 

bracket connector

 (D). 

2. Attach the 

snap link

 (H) through the 

eyebolt (G)

 and connect it to the ceiling eyebolt screw (not included) 

as rated for the screen’s weight. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Saker Series | Controls and Accessories 

A. IR Remote 

B. RF Remote 

C. Wall switch control box 

D. 5-12 volt trigger cable 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

E. IR extended “eye” receiver 

F. Wireless 5-12v trigger cable 

G. AAA batteries 

H. Bubble leveler 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
Screen operation 

Electric Current

: Depending upon region, your Elite Screen will operate on 100v, 110v, or 220v voltage.  

1. After ensuring the power outlet & screen are compatible (voltage), plug the power cord into the power outlet.  
2. Once the screen has power, you’ll be able to control it using any of the 6 methods described below. 

6 ways to control your Saker

 

1. 

IR remote control

 (

Item A, Fig 1

): The Infrared 

functions by direct line of sight contact using a beam 
range of 30 feet. Aim the IR remote at the circular 
window located on the left side of the screen. 

2. IR “Eye” Receiver

 (

Item E, Fig 2

): The IR “Eye” 

Receiver plugs directly into the screen’s RJ-45 input 
to present a low-profile line-of-sight control option for 
your IR remote control. It is an extended eye-receiver 
to accommodate a recessed ceiling installation.. 

 

 

Ceilin

g

 

 

Fig.2  

UP 

STOP 

DOWN 

Fig.1  

IR/RF remote 

IR “eye” receiver

 

Summary of Contents for Saker Series

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Page 3: ...avoid electrical shock or product damage do not install this device in a damp place Do not place any heavy objects over the power cord Position the power cord properly to avoid creating a trip hazard...

Page 4: ...ference Increase the distance between the screen and the interfering device s receiver Connect the projection screen to another power source apart from the interfering device Pre Installation 1 Carefu...

Page 5: ...additional support for the screen Two or more people are required while one holds the screen in place B Ceiling Mount I Ceiling Mount movable position This mount method allows the screen to slide hor...

Page 6: ...ge 1 After ensuring the power outlet screen are compatible voltage plug the power cord into the power outlet 2 Once the screen has power you ll be able to control it using any of the 6 methods describ...

Page 7: ...ts to your projector s trigger output via a separate cable that may or may not be provided by the manufacturer of the projector The trigger feature will not work without an output cable from the proje...

Page 8: ...Wait 5 seconds and then release the UP button Step 7 Your 5 12V wireless trigger should now be activated with your screen and ready to be used and able to control your screen with your projector s pow...

Page 9: ...ry and get more out of your standard black masking drop Please contact Elite Screens before making any adjustments Tools required A 5 32 allen wrench is needed to adjust the limit screws Screen Limit...

Page 10: ...the way up and drop the screen again to see the difference in the adjustment Increasing the length of the top black drop should be made only if there is no top black drop showing when fully deployed P...

Page 11: ...ill cause permanent damage to the motor s gears To adjust the rise for this instance instead of turning the allen wrench counter clock wise turn it clock wise about ten full circles at a time When mak...

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