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Covers essential safety guidelines from DANGER to WARNINGs for unit operation and handling.
Highlights critical warnings and cautions related to installation, calibration, and safe operation procedures.
Provides essential guidelines for securely mounting the lift unit, including fastener requirements and structural integrity.
Details available control systems like LVC-S, SP-KSM, IR, RF, and Low Voltage Trigger inputs.
Explains initial operation, setting show positions, and using service controls for calibration.
Step-by-step guide to adjust the projector pan for level and center of gravity using screws.
Alternative method to adjust the lifting cable bar for pan alignment if the preferred method fails.
Covers projector mount options, size limitations based on closures, and mounting screw considerations.
Instructions for integrating ceiling tiles with the closure panel for a seamless finish.
Procedure for attaching brackets and rods for large ceiling closure panels.
Guides adjustment of threaded rods to ensure proper closure positioning and fit relative to ceiling.
Details connections for various controls to the main splitter board using RJ45 connectors.
Illustrates the layout and connections on the data cable splitter board.
Steps to enter the lift's programming mode using wall and key switches.
Guide to setting the desired 'show' position using wall and key switch inputs.
Instructions on how to exit programming mode and confirm the new show position.
Details electrical specifications including voltage, current draw, and wiring precautions.
Lists serial commands for controlling lift functions like extend, retract, and position.
Specifies required COM port settings for serial communication with the lift.
Details on adjusting the factory preset down limit switch for the fully down position.
Covers essential safety guidelines from DANGER to WARNINGs for unit operation and handling.
Highlights critical warnings and cautions related to installation, calibration, and safe operation procedures.
Provides essential guidelines for securely mounting the lift unit, including fastener requirements and structural integrity.
Details available control systems like LVC-S, SP-KSM, IR, RF, and Low Voltage Trigger inputs.
Explains initial operation, setting show positions, and using service controls for calibration.
Step-by-step guide to adjust the projector pan for level and center of gravity using screws.
Alternative method to adjust the lifting cable bar for pan alignment if the preferred method fails.
Covers projector mount options, size limitations based on closures, and mounting screw considerations.
Instructions for integrating ceiling tiles with the closure panel for a seamless finish.
Procedure for attaching brackets and rods for large ceiling closure panels.
Guides adjustment of threaded rods to ensure proper closure positioning and fit relative to ceiling.
Details connections for various controls to the main splitter board using RJ45 connectors.
Illustrates the layout and connections on the data cable splitter board.
Steps to enter the lift's programming mode using wall and key switches.
Guide to setting the desired 'show' position using wall and key switch inputs.
Instructions on how to exit programming mode and confirm the new show position.
Details electrical specifications including voltage, current draw, and wiring precautions.
Lists serial commands for controlling lift functions like extend, retract, and position.
Specifies required COM port settings for serial communication with the lift.
Details on adjusting the factory preset down limit switch for the fully down position.
The Scissor Lift - SLX 115V is a ceiling-recessed video projector lift designed for discreet and secure projector installation. It is suitable for use in various environments, including those requiring compliance with environmental air space regulations.
The Scissor Lift - SLX 115V is designed to store a video projector above the ceiling and lower it to a "show position" for use, then retract it back into the ceiling when not in use. This mechanism ensures the projector is out of sight and protected when not in operation. The lift is controlled via various methods, including a low voltage control switch, key-operated switch, optional infrared (IR) control, and optional radio frequency (RF) control. It also supports serial communication (RS232/RS485) for integration into network control systems. The unit features adjustable limit switches to define the fully up (closed) and fully down (show/maintenance) positions, ensuring precise and repeatable operation. An optional environmental air space housing allows for installation in specific air spaces, while an optional ceiling closure provides a finished look that integrates with the surrounding ceiling.
| Brand | Draper |
|---|---|
| Model | SLX |
| Category | Scissor Lifts |
| Language | English |
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