Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................. 3 INTRODUCTION..................................4 LIST OF MATERIALS ................................5 SELECTING A SETUP SITE..............................5 UNPACKING THE SCREEN ..............................6 INFLATING THE SCREEN..............................6 SCREEN INSTALLATION WITH VELCRO STRIPS ......................9 LACING UP THE SCREEN ..............................11 LIGHT GUARD INSTALLATION WITH VELCRO STRIPS ....................
Clean only with mild soap and water. Do not use harsh chemicals. Sima Products has researched all regulations regarding the use of this XL Theater System. We have not found any regulations related to the use of our screen; however we will not be responsible if some other regulations apply to this product in the country you intend to operate the system.
List of Materials: Your package should include the following materials: XL-8 8’ Inflatable Frame 8’ White PVC Screen 8’ Black Light Guard 8” 80 Watt Speaker (XL-SP-8) Air pump w/attachments (inflator / deflator) Part # 52387 Repair Kit (Four 6”square reinforced patches & 4 Tubes of Glue) Nylon Storage Bag Clear Plastic Ground Sheet 63"x115"x0.1mm Stereo RCA Cables (30’)
Unpacking the Screen 1. Remove all the items from box as shown at right. Don’t cut the boxes too deep, as this may damage the screen. (Fig. 2) Note: Keep this box in good condition, as it may be used to store the screen Fig.
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• Never look into or point the inflate port toward your eyes while pump is operating. • The power supply cord cannot be replaced. If the cord is damaged, contact Sima customer service for a replacement pump. • Keep away from children •...
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5. As the frame fills with air, be sure it is clear of any nearby objects. Guide the frame up as it fills with air, helping to unfold and expand it. It should take approximately 5 minutes for the screen to inflate. (Fig. 9 - 12) Fig.
Screen Installation with Velcro Strips You can attach the screen to the frame using either the Velcro strips or cloth lace. The cloth lace typically gives a more professional look while the Velcro strips allow you to attach and remove the screen more quickly.
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5. Each horizontal and vertical Velcro strips in the frame will share into the same grommet in the four corners of the screen. (Fig. 17) 6. Figure 18 shows the strips in the laced position. You can see how evenly distributed the screen is against the frame.
Lacing Up the Screen As an alternative to the Velcro Strip attachment method, the screen can be attached with Nylon Lacing. 1. Insert the lacing cord through the back of the top left Fig. 20 grommet (A1) on the frame. (Fig.
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7. Feed the cord from A2 through the back of the screen through the S2 grommet. (Fig. 25) 8. Now feed the cord back into the front of the A2 grommet . (Fig. 26) Fig. 25 Fig. 26 9. Continue working around the screen until you have laced all of the grommets.
Light Guard Installation with Velcro Strips Please use the following steps to attach the light guard successfully using the Velcro strips. 1. Attach the Velcro strips to all the grommets on the frame rear of the as shown in figure 28. 2.
Setting up the Inflatable Home Theater for Front and Rear Projection Projector Distance Projector Angle • • Typically, set up the projector a distance (1x – 1.5x) the Attempt to position the projector so that it is diagonal from the screen. parallel to the inflatable screen.
Securing the Screen to the Ground Use the ground stakes & tie down ropes to secure the screen. Attach the tie down ropes to the screen using the 4 attachment points located on the upper portion of the frame. If the ground stakes are unable to be used, apply the rope ties to a secured object such as a sand bag to hold down the screen as shown below.
Hooking up the Speakers to the Volume Control Box It is suggested that you place the two speakers on the ground cloth next to the base of the frame. The Volume Control Box should sit next to the DVD player. It lets you adjust the audio volume level without having to walk up to each speaker.
Speaker Specifications and Drawing cations and Drawing - XL-SP-8 - XL-SP-8 Model XL-SP-8 Woofer Size 8” Wattage Frequency Response 55Hz-18kHz Dimensions (in.) 18.1x12.2x10.6 Weight (lbs) 19.8 lbs. Microphone Input YES (1/4”) Stereo Input Ground Stands Included 1. MIC LEVEL – Used to adjust the volume of the microphone input.
Screen Deflation & Repacking It is recommended to remove the screen from the frame before packing to prevent damage and creases in the screen. 1. To deflate the frame, uncap one of the air valves from either base. (Fig.30) 2. Press in on the inner check valve. After 20 seconds the seal should lock into place.
Store in a cool dry place. Repair Kit In case the frame gets a hole or tear while in use Sima included a patch kit. Finding a leak To find any leak apply soapy water to all the seams around the screen. Once hole is located be sure to clean off the surface.
Troubleshooting Guide Problem Solution Wrinkles & Creases in the screen 1. Remove the screen prior to deflating and roll it back onto the tube for storage. Note: Some wrinkles are normal and will not affect the viewing image. 2. Setup the screen and frame in a warm environment (Sunlight) to remove the wrinkles from the screen.
Sima has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Sima’s liability for damages in no event shall exceed the amount paid for this product.
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Sima has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Sima’s liability for damages in no event shall exceed the amount paid for this product.
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No responsibility is assumed for any special, incidental or consequential damages. No other warranty, written, oral or implied is assumed or authorized by SIMA. The liability of SIMA hereunder is expressly limited to a claim for a repair or replacement for the goods sold or as otherwise stated herein.
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