Installation Guide #

The screen is slightly offset within the cassette. To account for this, the case should be installed offset 1″ to the left.

Surface Mount Installation #

Step 1: Position the Screen #

  • Place the projection screen flat on the cabinet.

  • Leave at least 3/16″ of room from the wall for the decorative door’s operation.

The screen may tip forward or back. If there is too much tilt, maintain control of the case when performing the next step.

Step 2: Level the Screen #

  • Fully extend the screen using the remote or local control button.

  • Use the cassette leveling feet to adjust the projection screen tilt to the desired angle.

Diagram showing tilt adjustment of wall-mounted projection screen with Level Adjustment Knobs callout and 4mm minimum wall clearance requirement

Wall Mount Installation #

Step 1: Verify Clearance #

  • Measure the total length of the casing and verify there is sufficient clearance and no obstructions on the wall.

Step 2: Mark the Mounting Height #

  • Measure the height where the bottom of the projection screen will be placed and mark it on the wall.

  • Note: Apply masking tape and make your marks on the tape.

Step 3: Determine Bracket Spacing #

  • Reference your screen size on the table below and use value “A” for the recommended distance between the two mounting brackets.

  • Mark the bracket locations along the previously made reference line.

Step 4: Align the Brackets #

  • The top of the brackets should be mounted flush with the line representing the bottom of the screen case.

Step 5: Drill and Install Expansion Fixtures #

  • Drill 4 holes for each bracket on the wall and install an Expansion Fixture in each hole.

Step 6: Mount the Adjustable Brackets #

  • Place the Adjustable Brackets against the wall, aligning the mounting holes with the Expansion Fixtures.

  • Tighten using the included 5×40 Tapping Screws.

Diagram showing wall mount bracket spacing with Distance A between two brackets, center line, and size reference table for 110

Step 7: Hang and Position the Screen #

  • Adjust the T-slot bolt on the Adjustable Bracket so that it is parallel with the wall (see diagram).

  • Place the projection screen on the Adjustable Brackets and adjust horizontally to the desired position.

  • Tighten the T-slot bolt from under the Adjustable Brackets to lock in place.

T-slot bolts are installed for front installation by default. For reversed installation, move the T-slot bolt to the Reverse Mounting Holes.

Diagram showing wall mount bracket assembly steps: attaching T-slot bolt to adjustable bracket, rotating into place, and front versus reverse installation orientations with 11.5-inch adjustable range indicated

Step 8: Finalize and Level #

  • Connect to power and fully extend the projection screen.

  • Observe for tilt; adjust using the Allen Key to the desired position to finish installation.

Decorative Door Anti-Pinch Function #

The decorative door of this product is equipped with a flexible door opening and closing device, which can protect hands or objects from accidentally extending into the screen when closing the door.

Projection screen case placed flat on top of a cabinet during surface mount installation

Controlling the Screen #

The Short Throw Lift Motorized screen can be controlled by the following methods:

Manual Control #

  • The Manual Control Button is located on the power port side of the casing.

  • Pressing the button will command the screen to extend; pressing again will stop the screen, then retract, then stop — in sequence.

12V Trigger #

  • Connect the 12V Trigger Port and the 12V port with a 12V trigger cable.

  • The projection screen is then synchronized with the projector — when the projector is powered on, the screen will automatically extend to the set position; when the projector is powered off, the screen will retract.

Infrared Remote #

  • The IR Remote is required to set the upper limit and for wireless operation of the screen.

KAOS projector showing 12V trigger, infrared receiver, and power button controls with Up, Down, and Stop command diagram

Setting Limits #

Limit Setting using the IR Remote #

Setting the Deployment Limit #

  1. Press the UP button to begin extending the screen. The door will open fully before the screen can begin deployment.

  2. Press the STOP button close to the desired extension height.

  3. Press and hold the LOCAL CONTROL / PROGRAMMING BUTTON until the screen jogs.

  4. Use the FINE UP and DOWN buttons on the remote to fine-tune the deployment height.

  5. Press and hold the LOCAL CONTROL / PROGRAMMING BUTTON until the screen jogs again. This step finalizes the deployment height.

Cleaning and Maintenance #

Ultra-Short Throw Ambient Light Rejection Fabric #

DO NOT USE RAG OR PAPER TOWEL TO WIPE.

  • Use the brush provided to brush lightly horizontally along the texture of the screen to remove dust or other fine particles.

  • For light-colored smudges that affect viewing, try removing with residue-free tape.

Parts in the Box #

Grid diagram showing included accessories: power cable, IR remote, IR receiver, 12V trigger cable, mounting brackets, M5 nylon nuts, allen key, brush, screws, expansion tubes, and socket wrench

Structural Diagram #

Labeled exploded diagram of projection screen components with side-view dimension drawings for 120-inch and 110-inch models showing cassette depth and width measurements