Panoview DE-GWII9092E Owner'S Manual Download

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For 12V trigger: Input 12V trigger signal, screen goes

down. Stop this signal, screen goes up.

Electric lock: Press the Up & Down buttons on the IR

handset together, then all Up & Down buttons on the switch

and IR handset will be locked. To be unlocked press Stop

button on the IR handset again or unplug the power supply

and plug in again.

Keeping the screen rolled in its protective case when not

in use. Always examine both front and back of surface

before re-rolling into case to make certain screen is free of

dust, dirt or other foreign matter.

Summary of Contents for DE-GWII9092E

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Page 4: ... Read this manual carefully to ensure proper usage Important Attention the installation of the screen the electric wire connection the setting of the limit switches must be made by a trained engineer only Motorized screen with IR remote control switch control 12v trigger port SWITCH BOX PLUG SWITCH JACK 12V TRIGGER ...

Page 6: ... on the bottom slat bar after the case has been installed Install screen brackets onto ceiling or wall with appropriate hardware Anchor screen onto bracket as shown in above figure below MOUNT SCREEN TO WALL MOUNT SCREEN TO CEILING ...

Page 7: ...leted at the factory No addi tional wiring is necessary Note all wiring related to the screen may only be serviced by a manufacturer approved trained electrical technician Tampering with electrical wiring may void warranty and release Panoview of liability ...

Page 8: ...itch into switch jack Press button to Up position screen goes up Press button to stop position screen stops Press button to down position screen goes down For IR Remote Direct the handset to IR window on screen housing Press the Up Stop Down button on the hand set screen goes Up Stop Down accordingly ...

Page 9: ...l Up Down buttons on the switch and IR handset will be locked To be unlocked press Stop button on the IR handset again or unplug the power supply and plug in again Keeping the screen rolled in its protective case when not in use Always examine both front and back of surface before re rolling into case to make certain screen is free of dust dirt or other foreign matter ...

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