Rev. 03072019JA
3
Screen operation
Electric Current
: The screen operates on AC110V at 60Hz/ 1.18A
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 the Polar Max Aerie
1.
IR remote control
(
Item A, Fig 1
): The Infrared functions by direct line of sight
contact with a beam range of 30 feet. Aim the IR remote at the “eye” receiver once it
has been connected to the control box’s RJ45 port.
2. IR “Eye” Receiver
(
Item E, Fig 2
): The IR “Eye” Receiver plugs directly into the
control box’s RJ45 port to present a low profile line-of-sight control option for your
IR remote control even in a recessed ceiling installation.
3. RF Remote Control
(
Item B
): The radio waves eliminate the need for a direct line
of sight with a range of 100 feet.
4. 3-Way Wall Switch
(
Item C, Fig 3
): The 3-way wall switch is a wall mount switch
with an up/stop/down button and plugs directly into the control box’s RJ45 port.
5. 5-12 volt trigger (Item D, Fig 4):
The built-in 5-12V trigger
input allows your screen to synchronize its drop & rise with the
projector’s power cycle. The screen deploys when the projector
powers up and will retract when the projector powers down.
The 5-12 volt RJ45 cable connects 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 projector, but it can be
tested by connecting the Red (+) and Green (-) cable to a 9-volt
battery.
6. Wireless 5-12 volt trigger (Item F, Fig 5)
: The RF
remote control serves as a dual purpose, independently as a
handheld remote control, or in conjunction with the Wireless
5-12 volt trigger cable. The radio frequency technology can
be programmed to send a wireless signal to synchronize its
drop/rise with the projector’s power cycle.
UP
STOP
DOWN
Fig.1
IR/RF remote
