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Describes attaching mounting brackets to the lift.
Describes connecting brackets to ceiling rods for installation.
Diagram illustrating Option I installation setup.
Diagram illustrating Option II installation setup.
Details the buttons and functions of the multi-function remote controller.
Explains how to program preset positions for the lift.
This document is an installation and operation manual for Auton Motorized Systems' Ceiling Drop-Down Models, designed for custom motorized lifts. The manual covers both standard ceiling drop-down units (AR series) and those with a swivel function (ARS series).
Auton's Ceiling Drop-Down Models are motorized lift systems designed to conceal and reveal a display (likely a television or monitor) from a ceiling. These systems are ideal for applications where a display needs to be hidden when not in use, offering a clean aesthetic and maximizing space. The motorized mechanism allows the display to smoothly lower into view and retract back into the ceiling with the press of a button. Models with a swivel function provide additional flexibility, allowing the display to rotate left or right once deployed, offering optimal viewing angles from various positions within a room.
The manual lists several models with varying dimensions and capabilities, indicated by their model numbers:
Standard Ceiling Drop-Down Models (AR Series):
Ceiling Drop-Down Models with Swivel (ARS Series):
While specific dimensions for each model are not detailed in this excerpt, the model numbers likely correspond to the display size or weight capacity they can accommodate (e.g., "19.5" might refer to a display diagonal or width, and "10" to a depth or weight).
The system operates on 115VAC power. It includes a control box, a remote control, and mounting hardware (mounting brackets, bolts, and nuts). For CP (Ceiling Pocket) units, some mounting hardware is pre-installed, while for LCD units, it is not included, suggesting different installation approaches or components for various display types.
The lift mechanism incorporates limit switches located on the motor. These switches control the lift's "starting position" (fully retracted) and "ending position" (fully deployed). Adjustment of these limits is done via screws, with each full turn corresponding to 3/8" of travel. The system also features a built-in thermal overload protector that disables the motor to prevent overheating if the lift is cycled more than 5 times consecutively. It automatically resets after 10-15 minutes.
The system is controlled by a multi-function remote that operates using both RF (Radio Frequency) and IR (Infrared) signals. The remote has 7 buttons:
The remote allows for two programmable preset positions. To program a preset, the user moves the lift to the desired position using buttons 1-5, then presses and holds either "Preset 1" or "Preset 2" for 5 seconds. A relay click from the receiver confirms the position has been learned. These presets can be overridden by using the swivel buttons.
The control box also features ports for IR control (connecting an IR eye) and an AUX port for optional control accessories. Dry contact operation is also supported, allowing for integration with other control systems by shorting desired operation with COM.
The manual emphasizes several key points for ensuring proper function and longevity:
Auton provides comprehensive installation support, encouraging users to contact their technicians via phone (661-257-9282, ext. 104) or email (tech@auton.com) for assistance with installation or any unexpected issues.
| Brand | Auton |
|---|---|
| Model | AR 19.5-10 |
| Category | Racks & Stands |
| Language | English |
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