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The screen is supplied with an infrared remote control and a radio remote con-
trol. Make sure that any protective lm has been removed from all transmitter
and receiver devices, the batteries are inserted in the remote controls and the
screen is connected to the power source.
CONTROL VIA THE REMOTE CONTROLS
The code pairing of the radio trigger has already been successfully carried out
at the factory.
The radio trigger controls the screen depending on the power status of the de-
vices connected to it. You can connect the trigger to a USB output of your pro-
jector, provided that these outputs are switched off when the device is swit-
ched off. (Alternatively, you can also use any other device with a USB output,
as long as it is also always switched on and off in parallel with the projection).
Your screen will now automatically switch up and down in line with the swit-
ching status of your projector.
Please note: There are some devices that do not have a sufcient power sup-
ply at the USB outputs in standby mode, in which case the trigger function
may not work or not work correctly with the screen. It is therefore also possible
that the shutdown of the screen is triggered with a delay of a few minutes.
Attention: If the radio trigger is connected to a device that is already switched
on, the screen may start up immediately.
CONTROL VIA THE RADIO TRIGGER
USE OF THE RADIO REMOTE CONTROL (RF)
The use of a RF remote control is always recommended if there is a large dis-
tance between the remote control and the screen, or several objects obstruct
the line of sight between the remote control and screen. The radio remote con-
trol is already programmed and can be and can be used immediately.
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