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INSTRUCTIONS - 

INTERFIT 

PROJECTOR LIFT – FVI and HTI Series

CABLE MANAGEMENT  

FOR UNITS WITH 200MM TO 600MM TRAVEL

STEP 1.

 The rear of the projector mounting plate has 

a cable management access hole that allows you to 
run cables through and into the cable management 
channel.

STEP 2.

 Lay out the required cables and lock them into position utilising cable ties in the small 

regular holes running up the channel.

STEP 3.

 Be sure to allow enough slack in the cables at every hinged elbow point so the cables 

don’t interfere with the travel of the lifter.

STEP 4.

 Exit cables through the supplied opening on top of the unit.

CABLE MANAGEMENT  

FOR UNITS OVER 600MM TRAVEL

STEP 1.

 On units with longer travel a second type of 

cable management is required.

STEP 2.

 Above the projector mounting position is an access hole for the cables and various

cable tie mounting holes, please see the picture below this text.

STEP 3.

 This allows the cables to run up the centrally mounted cable run planes, to the mid 

section of the plane, where the cable tie holes cease.

STEP 4.

 This is the point where you stop and run to the front of the upper cable run plane,

leaving enough slack in the installation for so cables don’t pinch or stretch.

 

 

 

Projector Installation 

 

 

This unit comes with a blank projector mounting plate that requires you to mark 

out the mounting holes and drill where appropriate. 

 

Removal of the plate for drilling and fitting is achieved by undoing the 2 off 

Allen key bolts along the front underside edge of the mounting plate,  and 

pulling the plate forward. 

 

These 2 off Allen key bolts will later be the adjustment method used for yaw or 

side to side alignment of the projector, with the threaded adjustment winder 

used for pitch or up and down adjustment of projector.  

 

For ease of adjustment and cable fitting the ceiling plate can be removed from 

the projector shroud assembly by undoing the 6 x Allen key bolts that surround 

the ceiling plate from the outside perimeter of the shroud, as below. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cable Management for Units with 200mm to 600mm Travel 

 

 

The rear of the projector mounting plate has a cable management access hole that 

allows you to run cables through and into the cable management channel. 

 

Lay out the required cables and lock them into position utilising cable ties in the 

small regular holes running up the channel. 

 

Be sure to allow enough slack in the cables at every hinged elbow point so the 

cables don’t interfere with the travel of the lifter. 

 

Exit cables through the supplied opening on top of the unit. 

 

 

Cable Management for Units over 600mm Travel 

 

 

On units with longer travel a second type of cable management is required. 

 

Above the projector mounting position is an access hole for the cables and various 

cable tie mounting holes, please see the picture below this text. 

 

This allows the cables to run up the centrally mounted cable run planes, to the 

mid section of the plane, where the cable tie holes cease.  

 

This is the point where you stop and run to the front of the upper cable run plane, 

leaving enough slack in the installation for so cables don’t pinch or stretch. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Projector Installation 

 

 

This unit comes with a blank projector mounting plate that requires you to mark 

out the mounting holes and drill where appropriate. 

 

Removal of the plate for drilling and fitting is achieved by undoing the 2 off 

Allen key bolts along the front underside edge of the mounting plate,  and 

pulling the plate forward. 

 

These 2 off Allen key bolts will later be the adjustment method used for yaw or 

side to side alignment of the projector, with the threaded adjustment winder 

used for pitch or up and down adjustment of projector.  

 

For ease of adjustment and cable fitting the ceiling plate can be removed from 

the projector shroud assembly by undoing the 6 x Allen key bolts that surround 

the ceiling plate from the outside perimeter of the shroud, as below. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cable Management for Units with 200mm to 600mm Travel 

 

 

The rear of the projector mounting plate has a cable management access hole that 

allows you to run cables through and into the cable management channel. 

 

Lay out the required cables and lock them into position utilising cable ties in the 

small regular holes running up the channel. 

 

Be sure to allow enough slack in the cables at every hinged elbow point so the 

cables don’t interfere with the travel of the lifter. 

 

Exit cables through the supplied opening on top of the unit. 

 

 

Cable Management for Units over 600mm Travel 

 

 

On units with longer travel a second type of cable management is required. 

 

Above the projector mounting position is an access hole for the cables and various 

cable tie mounting holes, please see the picture below this text. 

 

This allows the cables to run up the centrally mounted cable run planes, to the 

mid section of the plane, where the cable tie holes cease.  

 

This is the point where you stop and run to the front of the upper cable run plane, 

leaving enough slack in the installation for so cables don’t pinch or stretch. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LIMIT SETTING FOR H SERIES INTERFIT PROJECTOR LIFT

RED & WHITE LIMITS

The following instructions are for the adjustment of the limit 
switches that alter the upper and lower stop positions on 
Interfit Projector Lifts with 300mm of travel or longer on the 
motor shown, with a White and Red limit switch

WHERE ARE THE LIMIT SWITCHES?

At the same end to the power cable (Right Hand Side). One switch is accessible either when the 
lift is down or when the side cover is removed

WHICH SWITCH IS FOR UP AND DOWN?

Down switch Bottom Limit (WHITE) – The one closest to the rear of the lifter
Up switch Top Limit (RED) – The one closest to the front of the lifter

WHAT TOOLS DO I NEED?

Either the limit setting tool (supplied), a narrow tip screw driver (less than 4mm) or a 4mm Allen 
Key

WHICH WAY DO I TURN THE SWITCH?

Top Limit Red – Turn Clockwise for more rotation of motor (towards the +) - If less rotation is
required turn limit Anti Clockwise (away from the + )

Bottom Limit Red – Turn Clockwise for more rotation of motor (away from the -) - If less rotation
is required turn limit Anti Clockwise (towards the - )

CAN I ADJUST THE SWITCH WHILE THE SCREEN IS SITTING ON THE LIMIT - IE FULLY UP OR DOWN?

Always back the lifter away from the limit and then adjust if you require less rotation

NOTE – WITH THESE LONG DROP LIFTERS YOU SHOULD EXPECT FOR THE UNIT TO MAKE ONE FULL

TRAVEL (DOWN AND UP) BEFORE THE MOTOR REACHES THERMAL OVERLOAD THIS IS NOT A FAULT BUT A 

SAFEGUARD AGAINST MOTOR BURN OUT.

PLEASE BEAR THIS IN MIND WHEN COMMISSIONING THIS UNIT

Should you have any questions regarding the installation of our products please call our sales 
desk on +61 2 4869 2100 for assistance

 

 

 

 

 

Limit Setting for H Series Interfit Projector Lift

 

 

 

Red & White Limits  

The following instructions are for the adjustment of the limit 

switches that alter the upper and lower stop positions on 

Interfit Projector Lifts with 300mm of travel or longer on the 

motor shown, with a White and Red limit switch  

 

Where are The Limit Switches?                                                                        

At the same end to the power cable (Right Hand Side).                        

One switch is accessible either when the lift is down or                    

when the side cover is removed

 

 

 

Which Switch is for Up and Down?                                        

Down switch Bottom Limit (WHITE) – The one closest to the rear of the lifter                      

Up switch Top Limit (RED) – The one closest to the front of the lifter 

 

What Tools do I Need? 

Either the limit setting tool (supplied), a narrow tip screw driver (less than 4mm) or a 4mm Allen 

Key 

 

Which Way do I Turn the Switch? 

Top Limit Red – Turn Clockwise for more rotation of motor (towards the +)  - If less rotation is 

required turn limit Anti Clockwise (away from the + )  

 

Bottom Limit Red – Turn Clockwise for more rotation of motor (away from the -)  - If less rotation 

is required turn limit Anti Clockwise (towards the - )  

 

Can I adjust the switch while the lifter is sitting on the limit - i.e. fully up or down? 

Always back the lifter away from the limit and then adjust if you require less rotation  

 

 

NOTE – with these long drop lifters you should expect for the unit to make one full 

travel (down and up) before the motor reaches thermal overload 

This is not a fault but a SAFEGUARD against motor burn out. 

 

PLEASE BEAR THIS IN MIND WHEN COMMISSIONING THIS UNIT 

 

 

 

Should you have any questions regarding the installation of our products 

please call our sales desk on +61 2 4869 2100 for assistance 

 

 

Summary of Contents for INTERFIT FVI Series

Page 1: ...he unit within the eiling space Following are some accepted install practices lease Note You MUST utilise the four 4 Black Steel L Brackets and the 12mm bolts o secure this lifter into the ceiling The...

Page 2: ...stallation height and then insert the rods ow attached to the lifter unit acket till the ceiling edge trims are firmly eiling material then wind the upper nuts down to the roof space but this is not a...

Page 3: ...Right Hand Side One switch is accessible either when the lift is down or when the side cover is removed WHICH SWITCH IS FOR UP AND DOWN Down switch Bottom Limit WHITE The one closest to the rear of th...

Page 4: ...approximately based 24 AWG gauge cable 6500105 Connect IP 4 Core Motor Controller All inputs on module 1 are accessed by removing right hand end cap of screen canister Continued Over 1 CONTACT CLOSE I...

Page 5: ...c Connect software Software looks for Connect IP products on the network Maximum 2 Screen shot below showing that software has found IP connect motor controller showing allocated IP Address Connect to...

Page 6: ...Partial 1 2 operate as stop unless programmed 8 Connect Internal Web Browser a Select Direct Control from Control Menu b Direct Control Screen shown below c Partial 1 2 act as stop command unless part...

Page 7: ...ings on drop down menu c Select Module ID or MAF address and load d This menu will enable changes of features within the module e 127 registers in total f Screen shot below showing register page 13 Re...

Page 8: ...A comma delimiter is included An Example is shown below 1 3 45 CR LF FORMAT The stream is made up of messages A message consists of 1 to 80 printable ascii characters followed by and end of message An...

Page 9: ...uffer contains the Module ID 1 byte and Module Status 2 bytes COMMAND 050 COMMAND VALUE 1 VALUE 2 VALUE 3 150 Status Module ID Module Status Register 0x20 Response from module e g 150 1 1 6 value 6 in...

Page 10: ...n stops screen Function also exited when screen operation finished or another screen operate command is acted on Setting Up Lifter 21 Initial Set up After installing projector lift you will need to re...

Page 11: ...INTENANCE Screen Technics lifters are designed to provide many years of trouble free operation If the unit ever does anything abnormal or has been affected by an outside event the unit should be isola...

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