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2. be careful to align and not to damage the thin plastic side shims 6 Reattach the Isco mount assembly clamp knobs and clamp the assembly gently into place on the new mount posts 7 Reinstall the stop screw removed in step 1 above pictured right End of Isco Mount assembly Lens stop screw Page 14 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Planning for the Mount Location Relative to the Projector Home Side The CineSlide has a home side for the lens This is the CineSlide s reference position and the lens position default The default home side 1s the side away from the motor left as facing the device This is the side the lens will move to automatically on power off It also moves to the home side initially when it powers on as part of its automatic rehome operation The home position 1s designed to be the same as the Lens OFF position and is refereneced as such in this manual The instructions in this manual are written assuming a typical installation where the user will mount the CineSlide M such that the home side 1s out of the projectors light path NOTE When the CineSlide is powered on and the lens is at rest the CineSlide holds the lens in position with a small amount of current to the motor This holding power is slightly stronger by design when in the LensON position where the position may be more critical Although the lens is also held in position in the LensOFF position PowerON
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4. lens slide to ensure it has no play and does For the curious disassembler NEVER disassemble this bearing or allow its truck to leave the rail It is a custom built factory assembled pre loaded precision part Besides voiding the warranty disassembly will result in a permanent failure a lot of little bearings in the floor and an expensive component replacement If the bearing truck is ever accidentally removed from the rail DO NOT REASSEMBLE it must be returned to the factory for replacement A disassembled bearing may not hold the lens on the rail and could be unsafe to operate The linear bearing on the CineSlide was shipped lubricated and with normal use should provide long trouble free operation It is recommended however that once every 6 months to a year depending on frequency of use and conditions that you lightly lubricate the slide component This does not require any disassembly or tools might take 5 minutes and it is a simple operation For lubrication we recommend the use of Synco Brand Super Lube Synthetic Grease part 21010 This is a PTFE multipurpose lubricant suitable for the linear bearings It is colorless and odor free and even safe for food machinery use It is available from TechHT as an accessory item or on line through Amazon com search Super Lube 21010 Page 10 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC To lubricate the linear bearing e Power the CineSlide OFF and UNPLUG it as necessary
5. lubricate 1f necessary and verify you mount fasteners are secure CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 11 Installation Installer Qualifications The CineSlide must be installed by qualified installers who are experienced and qualified to install ceiling mounts e g Projector Mounts and attaching heavy items to ceilings TechHT LLC assumes no liability for any damages to people or property related to a CineSlide installation or CineSlide mount installation TechHT LLC does not specify recommend size or provide advise on structural components specific fasteners or fastening methods A qualified installer should consult a licensed engineer or architect to verify any structural load capabilities or the suitability of any fasteners used Examples that may be shown in this manual are simply examples of specific installations and will NOT apply to any other installation The CineSlide is designed primarily to be ceiling mounted and it is important that the device be securely attached to a suitable structural element The moving element of a lens transport device generates lateral load forces that are not present with a stationary projector or light fixture Special care must be exercised when mounting a device with moving components Structural mounting of any piece of home theater equipment is not something for the casual do it yourself owner and should be performed by a professional Depending on the specific locat
6. movement is strong and could easily run into a projector push a worker off balance while on a nearby ladder etc DO NOT plug the power supply into AC power until the CineSlide move safely and completely unobstructed CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 17 Route and Secure All Wiring With all connections connected and in place route all wires along the CineSlide top motor side area DO NOT route any wires on the moving lens slide side of the device Securely attach all wires using provided cable ties or appropriate cable management hardware If you have the laptop style power supply securely mount it using double stick foam tape cable ties or other appropriate mounting hardware We recommend mounting a laptop type power supply on top of or near the rear of the projector where the AC input to the CineSlide power supply will be near the projector s AC input Route the power wired to the electrical outlet and secure as appropriate Do not exceed wire lengths to not apply or allow any pull at any wire input socket receptacle do not kink or crimp wiring DANGER IMPORTANT ALL WIRES MUST BE SECURELY ATTACHED SO THEY CANNOT COME INTO CONTACT WITH ANY MOVING PARTS OF THE A CINESLIDE THE CINESLIDE S MOVING PARTS COULD BECOME TANGLED OR WEAR THROUGH A WIRES PROTECTIVE OUTER INSULATION CAUSING AN ELECTRICAL FAULT OR FAILURE DO NOT OPERATE THE CINESLIDE UNTIL ALL WIRING IS PERMANENTLY SECURELY ATTACHED CLEAR
7. the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Canada Users This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 5 Features The CineSlide includes these features e Compatibility with all anamorphic lenses available today The CineSlide is optimized for use with higher end ground glass lenses by Isco and Schneider but it is also compatible with prism based lenses The CineSlide flexible lens mount design will allow users to upgrade or change lenses in the future without having to purchase a different transport system With its heavy lens capable design the CineSlide is able to universally adapt to any anamorphic lenses e Fach unit is hand built with care in the USA and carefully tested for proper performance e Custom mounts for IscollI and Iscoll lenses are slide off slide on replacements to the stock tabletop mount Isco owners slide their lens off the original posts and slide it onto the CineSlide posts e For Schneider lenses the CineSlide custom Schneider mounting system is a secure fully adjustable balanced 2 post mount that is superior to the available stock mount and costs les
8. to guarantee it will not move unexpectedly e Apply a small amount of the grease to the slide rail so it has a very thin film of grease Gently move the slide to the other side and repeat the coating for the other side of the slide rail e Put a little extra grease slightly more than a film in the side grooves of the slide rail in an area about 1 long on the front and back of the rail e Manually gently and slowly move the lens back and forth the full length of the rail e With a paper towel gently wipe off any excess from both side s side grooves and leave the remaining protective film on the slide rail You may use Q tips to clean any excess around the bearing truck that you cannot reach with a paper towel left arrow below e Plug the CineSlide back in and operate it left and right several times 3 4 Power it off and again wipe any excess lubricant e Linear Bearing Truck left arrow and rail right arrow back side Front side of rail not shown a Ld uu iilk e Most CineSlide parts are fixed with specific thread locking compounds It is unlikely any fasteners will ever come loose as long as you do not disturb them If you discover a part or fastener that has come loose you may tighten it gently or contact the manufacturer for advice e Periodically check all mounting fasteners to ensure none have come loose e When you change your fire alarm batteries would be a good time to remember to check the slide and
9. J D E ECC ASUS LUS BdA t Buea 54504 fune z fie TN qat MELA JUS SPJF S 4 491599 044 UOj4 260 Wo UJ 840d sue ILU IIS AUDA Apu BIBYLO UAOUS 9291 6104 UNO sue SULUNG I One NOLLaO ONILNMOAW TI OS SNOISNAAIG 30 IS aNlo CineSlide Warranty TechHT LLC makes the following LIMITED WARRANTY to the original consumer purchaser of the CineSlide lens transport device TechHT LLC warrants to the original purchaser that the CineSlide delivered hereunder will be free of defects in material and workmanship for the period listed below from the date of original manufacture as shown on the original intact unaltered and unmodified serial number label ELECTRONIC PARTS including MOTOR 1 Year MECHANICAL PARTS 2 Years LABOR Any Part 2 years TechHT LLC within said period shall at its option either repair or replace free of charge any product or part thereof found upon TechHT LLC s inspection to be so defective and will return the repaired or replaced product to the purchaser at TechHT LLC s expense THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE AND OF ANY OBILIGATIONS OR LIABILITY ON THE SELLERS PART THIS LIMITED WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER NON DEFECT DAMAGE DAMAGE CASUED BY IMPROPER INSTALLATION OPERATION OR CARE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ABUSE MISUSE FAILURE TO PROVIDE
10. OF ANY MOVING PARTS Page 18 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Final Assembly CineSlide Position Fine Adjustment A proper installation should have placed the CineSlide very close or exactly at its target position relative to the projector Some mounting options are very flexible and provide a wide range for adjusting the CineSlide both left right and forward rearward relative to the lens Some mounts require a more accurate installation and do not provide much flexibility The CineSlide mechanism has no position adjustment other than the mechanical adjustment of mounting the slide body relative to the projector This is by design This removes any complex adjusting or possibilities of software errors causing misalignments No programming is required The CineSlide is designed to be permanently mounted If the projector does not move and the CineSlide mount does not move then no adjustment other than the initial installation will be necessary Most mounting arrangements take advantage of the slotted mounting holes on the sides of the CineSlide M These holes allow a 0 75 adjustment range Once the CineSlide is mounted and all wiring has been secured gently move the lens mount by hand to a position slightly away from either end anywhere in the middle of the travel Plug it into AC power and send it a PowerON command The CineSlide will automatically rehome to its Home LensOFF position Send a com
11. ON command e The Stop button will send the PowerOFF command e The UP arrow button send the LensON command e The DOWN arrow button will send the LensOFF command The Phillips Pronto CCF file includes 4 buttons for use with your own custom Pronto system PwrON PwrOFF LensON LensOFF The Home Theater Master MXD file is programmed with the same keys as the Optional CineSlide M TR remote Play Stop Up Arrow Down Arrow and as applicable corresponding LED entries CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 23 Appendix B RS232 Communication The CineSlide has a single RJ45 modular plug that supports multiple communication interfaces The end user interface uses 2 pins of this 8 pin modular connector This modular socket will accept a RJ45 or RJ11 plug This connector is labeled COMM on the CineSlide case To interface to the RS232 interface the installer may build a custom cable using a RJ45 RJ11 crimper tool and proper RS232 cable twisted pair cat5 network cable recommended Alternatively the installer may use a custom RJ45 to 9 pin adapter and a standard Cat 5 Ethernet patch cable not included For users who need to custom wire their control system follow the attached pinout when building the cable or adapter DO NOT make any connections or wire to the pins marked as Restricted Leave Empty Those connect internally to other devices for factory service and could damage the internal electronics if connected t
12. REASONABLE AND NECESSARY MAINTENANCE UNAUTHORIZED REPAIRS MODIFICATIONS OR ANY ALTERATIONS TO THIS PRODUCT LABOR CHARGES FOR REINSTALLING OR REMOVING A REPLACED OR REPAIRED DEVICE OR UNITS INSTALLED FOR COMMERCIAL USE ADDITIONAL ITEMS NOT COVERED This limited warranty is voided if the CineSlide is not purchased and installed in the U S A This limited warranty is void for products with original serial number labeling that has been removed or altered and cannot be readily determined User must keep the original receipt for proof of original purchase however the date of manufacture as shown with serial number establishes the warranty period should service be required This warranty excludes and does not cover defects malfunctions or failures of any CineSlide which were caused by repairs by persons not authorized by us use of parts or accessories not authorized by us unauthorized disassembly of any part or component of a CineSlide mishandling improper installation or installations by anyone other than a qualified professional installer in accordance with instructions provided and in accordance with all local plumbing electrical and or gas codes This warranty excludes and does not cover defects malfunctions or failures of any CineSlide which were caused by modifications or damage to the CineSlide while in your possession or unreasonable use including failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance failure to provide a proper protected an
13. TechHT LLC Page 15 Mount Installation Complete the installation of the CineSlide mount following the mount installation instructions specific to your installation and kit DO NOT INSTALL THE LENS ONTO THE BACKING PLATE YET Electrical Connections A Make these connections AFTER the CineSlide has been securely mounted The CineSlide electrical and control interfaces are all located on the back of the main electronics box They are shown in the photo below ODO csi S N 1 25A TRIGGER INPUTS 24V COMM PWR LENS TS ART Per E 1 s ee bus Aa M ee RI AUT From Left to Right 24VDC Power jack RS232 COMM port On Off Trigger input Lens Trigger input Make these connections in this order as appropriate for your installation NOTE The CineSlide includes 2 12v trigger inputs This is a 2 5mm mini audio mono jack See appendix B for trigger cable information Connection 1 Power Trigger cable The CineSlide includes a 12V PowerON OFF trigger input Connecting this trigger to device with a 12V power trigger output e g a projector s 12V screen trigger will automate the power on and power off functions of the CineSlide Use of this connection is optional but we recommend making this connection when possible to automate the Power ON Power OFF function of the device With this trigger connected the lens will automatically move to the home position and the CineSlide will power off when the projecto
14. a scaler or signal generator display a erid Adjust your lens e Yaw this is the point left to right rotation angle The lens should be pointed at the center line of the screen Loosen the 2 hex cap screws on the mount plate to make this adjustment The lens mount plate allows for a 10 degree yaw adjustment DO NOT LOOSEN THE CENTER NYLON INSERT LOCK NUT e Altitude The lens position relative to the floor Move the lens up or down the adjustable posts to change Tip For Schneider CineMounts loosen 3 of the 4 clamp levers leave only one inner pitch clamp snug to make the up down movement smooth e Pitch The point up or down angle Adjust by loosening the side clamp for Isco For Schneider loosen the inner pitch adjustment clamps e Roll the lens needs to be vertical Ground glass lenses do have a top bottom and sides The sides should be parallel with the sides of your screen Each of the adjustment above adjustments affects the others Trial an error will show you the effects of each adjustment Details on where to move the lens to adjust your image are beyond the scope of this document We provide the instructions on how to move the lens it is up to the experienced installer to know where to move it Generally speaking you want the light beam to travel straight through the center axis of the lens into the rear center out the front center Once the lens is aligned tighten its adjustment levers knobs and be sure the le
15. d adequate power source This warranty excludes and does not cover defects malfunctions or failures of any CineSlide which are cosmetic are caused by acts of god are due to improper installation environments including wet or non HVAC controlled environments water damage lightning strikes or other significant electrical disturbances beyond our control UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL TECHHT LLC BE LAIBLE FOR CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENTAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THIS PRODUCT IN NO EVENT SHALL TEHCHHT LLC S LIABILITY FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY BREACH OF CONTRACT NEGLIGENCE OR STRICT LIABILITY EXCEED THE PRICE PAID TO TECHHT BY THE CONSUMER DEALER OR DISTRIBUTOR FOR THE PRODUCT COVERED HEREBY NO PERSON IS AUTHORIZED TO ASSUME FOR US ANY OTHER LIABILITY INCONNECTION WITH THE SALE OF THIS PRODUCT For warranty service contact the selling dealer For direct purchases contact TechHT LLC via E mail at support07 techht com or as shown on the company website www techht com Contact TechHT LLC prior to shipping any CineSlide for service If we authorize you to ship it to us you will be responsible for all insurance and freight or other transportation charges to our service facility For qualified warranty repairs we will return your CineSlide freight prepaid for addresses in the continental USA Locations outside the Continental USA will incur additional shipping and handling charges and these must be paid in adva
16. er mount post M8 mount screws are installed For ceiling or shelf mounts these screws should have a flat and a split ring lock washer and be tight For low profile table mounts these are flat head cap screws o Washers and lock washers are in place as appropriate o screws are tight and secure Lower stabilization gussets are installed These gussets reinforce the mount posts of ceiling mount and shelf kits There is 1 gusset for each post Low profile ceiling table plates do not have gussets o Both fasteners of each gusset are tight o All t nuts are properly oriented 90 degrees from T slot and locked tight All frame gussets are installed Frame gussets reinforce and align joints in adjustable ceiling H frames o Both fasteners of each gusset are tight o Allt nuts are properly oriented 90 degrees from T slot and locked tight All wires are routed away from any moving parts All wires including power trigger and RS232 are secured with permanent cable management hardware in such a way to quarantee they cannot com into contact with moving parts No wires are stretched kinked or pulling on any sockets Lens mount plate safety nylon lock nut in the center of lens mount plate is installed with a flat washer lightly tightened and secure Lens mount plate left and right hex mount screws include a flat washer a split ring lock washer Both these screws are tight Lens mount post safety screws are installed and tight These are sc
17. extremes Store in a cool dry place when not installed The rear of the CineSlide electronics box is an open design to allow for heat dissipation and ventilation Do not block the rear of the case DO NOT PUT ANY OBJECT INTO THE DEVICE DO NOT DISASSEMBLE the device in any way without specific instructions to do so from the manufacturer There are no user serviceable parts inside The CineSlide has parts that are designed such that a disassembly would render them inoperative and unrepairable There are other parts that are factory adjusted and only a qualified repair technician could readjust Many internal fasteners are secured with specific thread locking compounds applied to factory machined surfaces at the time of manufacture Removing these fasteners may damage them without special handling and proper reattachment Opening or disassembly of a CineSlide without written direction from the manufacturer will void the warranty and may expose the user to risk of injury and may permanently damage the device Do not use any power supply other than the one provided Use only approved input voltages as listed on the back of the power supply and in the device specifications of this manual Route all power and control cabling in a safe manner secured with appropriate cable management hardware Ensure cabling of any kind AC power DC power 12V trigger or RS232 is installed without any pull on it s receptacles or plugs has no sever kinks and
18. gger output with enough power to trigger the Cineslide sensor For these devices the installer must either use a ultra low current premade trigger cable from TechHT or construct their own ultra low current trigger cable CineSlide s manufactured after January 1 2008 have the ultra low current capability built in and do not need a special trigger cable for low current source devices If necessary to construct a ultra low voltage trigger cable you will need the following 1 2 5mm round mono audio male plug or plug cable assembly 1 plug to fit the trigger source device These vary by device An example is a 3 5mm round mono plug 1 4 1k ohm 1 8 watt or larger wattage resistor When building the ultra low current type trigger cable solder the 4 1k resistor in line with one of the signal wires in the trigger cable We recommend shrink wrapping the soldered resistor to prevent any contact with other wires The resistor may be added anywhere along the wire It is shown in the diagram below near the center for illustration only In practice it may be more convenient to add the resistor near one plug or the other when building the cable CineSlide special trigger cable with ultra low current construction when required see above 4 3k onm 0 25w resistor 2 5mm mono round audio jack Plug to fit sending equipment 1 8 3 5mm mono jack Cineslide trigger wire polarity does not matter shrink wrap or insulate to p
19. ibrate loose over time preventing the lens mount from coming loose on its own and potentially falling off The M6 locknut should not be overly tight With the locknut properly tightened the lens mount plate should rotate smoothly with firm hand pressure with no play or looseness Should this nut need to be removed for any reason it must be replaced with a new one ISCO III lens mount transfer See MANUAL ADDENDUM for Multistand II type Isco mounts 1 One CineSlide mount post has a stop screw installed in its end see photo below This is to prevent a lens mount assembly from sliding off a CineSlide with upside down posts Unscrew this M6x16 BHCS from the end of the CineSlide mount post and set it aside 2 If necessary unscrew and remove the Isco III lens lens only from the stock lens back plate and adjustment assembly Set the lens aside in a safe place 3 Completely unscrew and remove the 2 stock Isco mount assembly s side locking knobs 4 Carefully slide the stock lens mount assembly off of the original Isco stand s posts being careful to not damage or bind the 2 plastic shims washer like very thin large rings These shims are on most Isco mounts between the clamp and the posts 5 With the Isco lens mount back plate where the lens screws on oriented toward the rear of the CineSlide slide the Isco lens mount assembly onto the CineSlide M ens mount posts When sliding the stock assembly off of and onto the new posts
20. ion the installation difficulty should require above average or expert installation skills A CineSlide installation will normally require more than one person The installers will need to be able to accurately locate and or install suitable structural elements e g joists or backing plates The installers must be able to verify the structural elements are of suitable size to carry all loads live and dead that the structural component will be subjected to The installers must be able to locate and avoid wiring plumbing sewer gas HVAC and other typical mechanical system elements The installer must ensure any mounting fasteners will not penetrate or damage any such system elements or system components The installer will have to be able to locate and install the mount on the ceiling accurately relative to the projector assemble the mount and finally install the CineSlide TechHT LLC does not recommend or support attaching the CineSlide or any automated lens transport to an existing projector s ceiling mount Existing ceiling mounts are optimized and designed to hold the projector and nothing else The additional forces generated by moving components may result in forces that exceed the projector mount manufacturer s design DO NOT attach a CineSlide to any rojector mounts without consulting the mount manufacturer or a qualified engineer Pre made Mounts The CineSlide has several mounting options The CineSlide design is
21. is securely and permanently affixed in such a manner that it cannot com into contact with any moving parts It is the responsibility of the professional installer and dealer to provide this operating manual to the end user and cover all safety and maintenance aspects of this manual with the end user The user of a CineSlide must understand the safety requirements of operating a CineSlide and verify it is properly installed FOLLOW ALL CARE AND MAINTENANCE instructions to ensure proper safe operation of the CineSlide The Safety checklist must be carefully completed and verified after installation and periodically after installation as part of the devices routine maintenance CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 3 Page 4 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the CineSlide patent pending The CineSlide 1s the premier anamorphic lens transport system The CineSlide was professionally engineered by to be a reliable attractive fully automated anamorphic slide The CineSlide 1s designed to be a stylish anamorphic lens transport with no bulky attached boxes no cumbersome control cabling and control boxes to mount or hide It is sleek relatively lightweight and designed to complement the lens attached to it and the high end theater in which it will operate This CineSlide is designed to do one thing and do it very well It will automate the moveme
22. it being used Installer Provided 3 Party Custom Mounts If custom or 3 party mounts are used the installer should use the slotted mount holes located at each end of the CineSlide to interface to the mount Modifications to the CineSlide body may cause damage to the device interfere with the mechanical movement and will void the warranty There are 2 slotted mounting holes on each side of the CineSlide sized for M8 and M6 screws respectively Nuts washers screw heads in these holes should not interfere with the CineSlide moving mechanism TechHT LLC does not approve recommend specify or review any installer provided 3rd party or custom mounts Any custom mount must be designed by qualified individuals or companies following proper engineering design principles CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 13 Lens Mount The CineSlide is shipped with the lens mount posts attached This is the smaller oval plate where the mount posts are attached is the plate that moves back and forth This is called the lens mount plate The lens mount plate is attached to the CineSlide body with 2 M6 Hex head screws and 1 M6 nylon insert safety lock nut This lock nut is factory tightened to hold the mount plate snug but allow it to rotate IMPORTANT DO NOT UNSCREW OR LOOSEN THE LENS MOUNT PLATE NUT DO NOT substitute a different fastener for the M6 safety locknut This locknut is a safety fastener that should not v
23. ld the assembly from falling in the event the gussets ever came loose Upper stabilization gussets are installed These are the gussets that reinforce or hold the top of the mount posts There are 3 for each post on ceiling plates 2 each post for header bar type kits Low profile ceiling table plates do not have gussets o Both fasteners of each gusset are tight o All t nuts are properly oriented 90 degrees from T slot and locked tight Lower mount post M8 mount screws are installed For ceiling or shelf mounts these screws should have a flat and a split ring lock washer and be tight For low profile table mounts these are flat head cap screws o Washers and lock washers are in place as appropriate o Screws are tight and secure Lower stabilization gussets are installed These gussets reinforce the mount posts of ceiling mount and shelf kits There is 1 gusset for each post Low profile ceiling table plates do not have gussets o Both fasteners of each gusset are tight o Allt nuts are properly oriented 90 degrees from T slot and locked tight All frame gussets are installed Frame gussets reinforce and align joints in adjustable ceiling H frames o Both fasteners of each gusset are tight o Allt nuts are properly oriented 90 degrees from T slot and locked tight All wires are routed away from any moving parts All wires including power trigger and RS232 are secured with permanent cable management hardware in such a way to qua
24. ll cause the lens to move to the LensOFF position e IR remote command LensOFF e RS232 command LensOFF e Power Trigger OFF command a voltage change on the trigger input from 12V on to OV off e A timeout of the 6 hour inactivity Auto PowerOFF timer Caution ALL PowerOFF commands will cause and automatic LensOFF move if the lens is in the LensON position at the time of the PowerOFF command Rehome The advanced control set for the CineSlide includes a rehome command This command will force a rehome sequence without a PowerON This command is for diagnostic purposes and is not needed or used in normal operation The CineSlide automatically executes the rehome procedure when it receives a Power ON event Also in normal operation the lens will move to the home position if necessary upon a PowerOFF command trigger event This is so the lens is normally near the home position on power up making the rehome routine a quick non districting event In the event of a commercial power failure and restoral the CineSlide will enter sleep mode on power restoral and automatically rehome the next time it receives a PowerON command event CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 9 Care and Maintenance The CineSlide is designed to be a high reliability device with no significant maintenance Some manufacturers clam their products are no maintenance but to us that means just run it until it breaks We don t believe i
25. mand to move the lens away from the home position to the LensON position If necessary for fine adjustment loosen the left and right CineSlide mounting bolts and carefully center the lens mount with the centerline of the projector lens For most lenses a visual alignment of this left right location is sufficient Visually or by measurement ensure the lens mount plate is centered relative to the projector s lens and light beam If it is not do not move the lens mount slide by hand on the CineSlide itself Left right adjustments must be made by moving the CineSlide body mounting position This is usually accomplished via the slotted mount holes located on each side of the CineSlide For installations not using these mount points the mount location must be adjusted as required Once the CineSlide body has been adjusted so the lens mount and lens backing plate are centered with the projector s lens light beam tighten the mount bolts and check that all mount fasteners are secure and properly tightened Caution Some projectors allow a left right lens shift For such projectors ensure the CineSlide lens mount is being centered with the light beam which may not necessarily be the lens center Check that the lens mount plate adjusters the 2 Hex screws on the mount plate that allow left right rotation of the lens are snug tight To ensure the lens carrier was not bumped during assembly or adjustment issue a PowerOFF then a PowerON c
26. mation cce e eee eee eee e eee ee ee tee eee sss esee ette sess sssssus 23 Appendix B R5232 eriniiwinme e 24 Appendix Trigger Cable technical AAA si stars ses S2 Rx Reve o Pa Pew PPP cP UP ae PP Fue SE E23 Erase ra buav de 26 SPECE EL LE e 27 D LU D ECS TN SIONS RSR TT OT ER E E D SRE EIRE 28 I VV IgE IINE TRE I TR 29 DO NOT SKIP THIS SECTION The CineSlide is a device with moving parts generally moving a large anamorphic lens This movement is quick and may be unexpected This movement may generate significant forces that must be properly addressed for safe operation Failure to follow the instructions may result in an unsafe installation TechHT LLC assumes no responsibility whatsoever for damages or injury to property or persons resulting from an improper installation Throughout this document the warning symbol as shown left represents an item or issue that requires careful attention and strict compliance Failure to follow and heed all warnings could result in personal injury or property damage or both e This device should be installed by a competent skilled installer The installer must read and understand all instructions prior to and during installation e THE CINESLIDE MUST BE MOUNTED TO A PROPER STRUCTURAL ELEMENT An example if a proper structural element is a ceili
27. mer Auto PowerOFF The CineSlide has an automatic power off feature built in If the device is left in the PowerON mode for more than 6 hours with no commands received during that time it will prepare to PowerOFF At the end of this timeout period if the lens is in the LensOFF position the CineSlide will PowerOFF with no further delay If the lens is in the LensON position the lens will AUTOMATICALLY move to the Home LensOFF position and start a final 15 minute timer If no command is received during the final timer the CineSlide M will go into PowerOFF mode Anytime any command is sent to the CineSlide M the Auto PowerOFF timer is reset powered ON This movement may be unexpected Never install or use a CineSlide CAUTION The CineSlide will move to the LensOFF position automatically if it is left where this unexpected movement could pose any hazard to people or property Page 8 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Lens Move The commands to move the lens are referred to as LensON and LensOFF LensON means the lens is placed into the projector s light path LensOFF moves the lens to its home position out of the projector s light path LensON Commands The following commands will cause the lens to move to the LensON position e IR remote command LensON e RS232 command LensON e Lens Trigger ON command a voltage change on the trigger input from OV off to 12V on LensOFF Commands The following signals wi
28. mode it is held with slightly less force For this reason the CineSlide should be installed so the LensON position is the position with the lens in the projectors light path As previously mentioned normally the home side is the side away from the motor It is possible to configure the CineSlide s and swap the Home LensOFF and the LensON sides That is the motor side becomes the home side and LensON is the side away from the motor This may be preferable for example in cases where a projectors heat exhaust would be directly into a lens that was parked on the normal home side The CineSlide can be mounted oriented to the other side of the projector out of the exhaust path This requires a software change This software change can be completed at the factory by an authorized dealer or installer with a configuration tool kit The configuration kit includes the correct cabling communications adapter and the software utility to make the configuration change The installer must understand the Home LensOFF and LensON sides as well as the user s preferences and plan the installation accordingly For the majority of users the default configuration and installation will be the preferable setup For complete information on the device movement behavior see the section on Controlling the CineSlide NEM ui Anamerpnic Lens LensOFF Position Home Position Projector CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007
29. n files are available for both the Phillips Pronto remotes and the Home Theater Master line of remotes An optional 8 device programmable remote control is available to control the CineSlide or use to teach other high end remotes such as the Harmony e RS232 control The CineSlide has a compact modular type jack for interfacing to a RS232 control system e Dual 12v trigger interfaces A 12v trigger is provided for automated device power on off and a second 12v trigger is provided to interface with 2 35 trigger capable devices This trigger will automate the movement of the lens position One CineSlide Trigger interface cable 1s included e Ultra low current design Consumes 10mA when asleep 75mA standby hold mode only 400mA when traveling Worldwide capable low voltage low current and lightweight DC power supplies Page 6 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC CineSlide Control and Operation DO NOT PLUG IN CONTROL OR USE THE CineSlide in any way until it has been completely and properly installed Failure to do so could result in injury and or damage to the device Once installed The CineSlide is simple and logical to operate It is designed to accurately move an anamorphic lens left and right into and out of the light path of a projector It does not move to the middle It is designed such that no tweaking or fine tuning should ever be necessary Once the CineSlide is physically mounted in the correc
30. n that method we believe anything that moves needs at least minimal attention We do recommend periodic checks of your CineSlide During the first weeks of operation we strongly recommend that you go over the ceiling mount fasteners to ensure they are snug and tight A visual and hand check should be sufficient if the installation was done properly Be sure noting has come loose or looks stressed The stock mount configurations include safety design features that when properly installed would prevent the CineSlide from falling But since this is a device with heavy expensive moving parts possibly above a hard floor or people it is prudent to check the mount hardware Perform a repeat safety checklist verification Check each item on the list minimally check all fasteners are secure and properly tightened The sliding component of the CineSlide is a ball bearing based industrial linear bearing It works somewhat like a regular round ball bearings but is more complex inside This is a very high end bearing typically used in things like precision robotics The CineSlide II uses the superior performance of the ball bearing based linear bearing slide component vs inexpensive plastic bearings not feel loose in any way This precision bearing should not have any slack or play If it develops any slack or play or feels rough to move it should be returned for service or replacement Periodically check the linear bearing
31. n to a known place The default position for home is on the right side away from the motor See planning section this manual for home position details There are 6 different commands that will cause the CineSlide to change to PowerON mode e IR remote PowerON command see Appendix 1 for IR remote information IR remote LensON command RS232 PowerON command see Appendix 2 for RS232 command list RS232 LensON command Power Trigger ON command a voltage change on the trigger input from OV off to 12V on Lens Trigger ON command a voltage change on the trigger input from OV off to 12V on PowerOFF In PowerOFF mode the motor control circuitry is powered down no motor current only a tiny amount of current 1s used to listen for incoming commands The device is considered to be asleep This is the preferred state when the CineSlide is not in use and will further extend the life of the electronics as well as conserve power Note In PowerOFF mode it is possible to gently move the lens by hand if necessary for some reason not recommended for general operation There are 4 different commands that will cause the CineSlide to change to PowerOFF mode e IR remote PowerOFF command see appendix for IR remote information e RS232 PowerOFF command see appendix 2 for RS232 command list e Power Trigger OFF command a voltage change on the trigger input from 12V on to OV off e Atimeout of the inactivity Auto PowerOFF ti
32. nce prior to return shipping Any returned CineSlide must be packed in its original factory packaging and double boxed to avoid damage in transit since we will not be responsible for any such damage Any CineSlide returned in non original packaging may incur a repacking charge for repacking in proper original packaging Proof of purchase is required when requesting warranty service The purchaser must present the sales receipt or other document that establishes proof of purchase Necessary repairs that are not covered under this warranty may result in a service charge All such service charges are the responsibility of the user submitting the warranty claim Any service charges will be disclosed prior to the work being performed All such service charges must be paid in full prior to return shipping Return shipping for any CineSlide submitted for non warranty service will be the responsibility of the user and prepaid prior to return TechHT s maximum liability is limited to the purchase price paid directly to TechHT by the consumer dealer or distributor In no event shall the Company be liable for any consequential indirect incidental or special damages of any nature arising from the sales or use of the product whether based in contract tort strict liability or otherwise Note Some states do not allow limitations on incidental or consequential damages or special damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not fully apply This warranty give
33. ng joist that is properly sized and rated for all dead and live loads it is to carry including a CineSlide and any other loads TechHT does not size structural elements A licensed structural engineer architect or other qualified professional should be consulted to verify the structural elements are of sufficient size and strength to support any load attached to them DO NOT INSTALL A CineSlide into sheetrock or wallboard alone as these are not structural elements The forces created by a moving lens would likely cause a fastener to work loose from or come out of sheetrock or wallboard causing an unsafe condition All fasteners used to mount a CineSlide must be of proper length and size to support a minimum of 200 Ib pullout strength per fastener For screw in wood fasteners all fasteners must enter the wooden structural element a sufficient distance from any edge or side of the element extend threads the proper distance into the wooden structural element and be installed into side grain not end grain For bolt and nut fasteners nylon insert style or other suitable lock nuts must be used to prevent any loosening of mounting fasteners e Exercise extreme caution when working on a ladder or above floor level Keep the area below the installation free from all objects that may be damaged including people at all times Dropping tools parts or lenses onto the floor or onto people below the work area could cause injury and or severe damage to
34. ngths are not exceeded or unreliable RS232 communication may result Use of this connection is optional and may not be available from your source The CineSlide includes a modular RJ45 type jack interface as shown above to interface with RS232 control systems RJ45 to 9 pin D sub adapters are available for use with a standard Ethernet patch cable not included to interface with RS232 theater control systems The RJ45 COMM connector is NOT a standard RS232 RJ45 pinout The RJ45 modular jack was used for its compact size to help keep the CineSlide small but this 8 conductor A jack includes wiring for other factory service communication besides the end user accessible RS232 input If the RJ45 input cable is custom wired do not wire to restricted pins Terminating restricted pins may cause damage to the device See Appendix B for RS232 communication parameters control commands and RJ45 pinout diagrams Connection 4 DC Power The CineSlide requires a 24 VDC regulated 30W power source A compact quality wall mount power supply is provided with the CineSlide While other power supplies may provide proper voltage and current they may not meet FCC EMI specifications Therefore power supplies other than the one provided with the CineSlide are not supported due to FCC compliance issues DANGER DO NOT POWER THE DEVICE ON OR PLUG IT IN UNTIL THE AREA AROUND THE SLIDE IS COMPLETELY CLEAR The CineSlide obviously has moving parts This
35. ns mount plate adjustment bolts are tight Note Schneider CineMount levers are adjustable Once they are tightened pull up on the lever and rotate the lever to the desired position This allows the levers to be aesthetically aligned or moved out of harms way Be sure no levers are pointing outward where they may bump into anything Carefully complete the following safety and installation checklist AFTER the safety checklist is complete and all T nut fasteners have been checked install the round gusset covers to the CineSlide mount gussets CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 21 Setup Safety Checklist This checklist may not be all inclusive The installer should verify all aspects of the installation have been completed and the device is mounted in a secure safe manner This checklist is just a reminder of some of the most important items E O O Mount to ceiling or mount to structural element screws are secured and tight They are of the proper size and properly fastened into a structural element capable of holding 6x the weight of the lens and slide For CineSlide mount kits the CineSlide mount posts were installed with a top safety screw this is the M8 screw that goes into the top center of each mount post EVERY ceiling kit includes a safety screw for the posts Ceiling plate kits have a M8 countersunk screw Head rail type kits have a M8 t slot screw that slides into the header rail This screw will ho
36. nt of an anamorphic lens into and out of the light path of a projector It excels at this task and does it quickly with repeatable precision Moving the anamorphic lens is no longer a huge inconvenience and distraction to the home theater experience The CineSlide was designed with compactness and aesthetics in mind With its curved styling flat main body dimensions of around 20 x 1 x 4 it has met that goal FCC Compliance Requied statements CAUTION This device is classified by the FCC as a Class B unintentional radiator Any user that changes or makes any modification to this device not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
37. o RS232 inputs RS232 Communication parameters 9600 baud 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity no flow control RJ45 RS232 Interface Connections Pin 1 Restricted Leave Empty DO NOT connect Pin 2 Restricted Leave Empty DO NOT connect Pin 3 Unused Pin 4 RS232 Signal Ground Pin 5 RS232 Receive data from source to CineSlide Pin 6 Unused Pin 7 Unused Pin 8 Restricted Leave Empty DO NOT connect Page 24 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC RS232 Command Set Note CR symbol below represents a carriage return Decimal 013 Hex 0x0D Command sequence RS232 command PowerON A001 CR PowerOFF A002 CR LensON A003 CR LensOFF A004 CR ForceRehome A005 CR CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 25 Appendix C Trigger Cable technical data The CineSlide is equipped with 2 12V trigger inputs These trigger inputs connect internally to Opto Isolated solid state sensors to detect when a 12V signal is input to the device The triggers control both the power state and the lens position as described in detail in the user s manual TechHT offers CineSlide trigger cables as an accessory item for our installer s convenience We offer regular and ultra low current cables CineSlide s manufactured prior to January 1 2008 were designed to accept a 12v 20mA source trigger signal as listed in the CineSlide specifications We have found some devices do not have 12V tri
38. ommand Next issue a Lens ON command The CineSlide will rehome and then move to the ON position Verify the lens mount is centered and readjust the CineSlide as required Once set the CineSlide will always return to the same position within thousandth s of an inch CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 19 With the CineSlide body properly adjusted and positioned tighten all mount hardware ensuring all lock washers and nylon lock nuts are in place If a Bosch post type mount is being used check all t slot gussets and gusset fasteners where it cannot come into contact with any moving parts or any other places where it may get pinched or stressed Double check all fasteners Double check all wiring and ensure it is securely tied off Attach the Anamorphic Lens With the CineSlide installed and adjusted install the anamorphic lens to the lens back plate Isco ONLY For the Isco III screw the lens onto its back plate Be sure it is screwed in completely and not cross threaded The lens should turn freely without binding as it is screwed into its back plate Depending on your projector and installation situation you MAY be able to e Move the CineSlide M to the LensOFF position Loosen the Isco lens back plate adjusted knobs Adjust the back plate so it is as low as it will go on the posts Rotate it so it is horizontal to the floor Lock the adjusting knobs Locked in this position we find it easie
39. optimized for a ceiling mount installation however it may be mounted upside down on a flat surface or cantilevered from a shelf edge The only requirement is that the CineSlide body must be level children pets or any unintentional or casual contact Placing fingers into the moving area may result in injury TechHT LLC accepts no responsibility for damage or injury caused by an improper installation location The CineSlide does have moving parts and must be mounted out of reach and clear of Page 12 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC The available CineSlide mount options are designed to address the most common installations There are adjustable and non adjustable mounts mounts to attach to joists running parallel to the screen and joists running perpendicular to the screen Some are simple to assemble others are more complicated There are also mounts to cantilever the CineSlide in front of a mounted projector shelf Most pre made CineSlide mount kits are designed with structural aluminum profile components made by Bosch Rexroth For the qualified installer the Bosch system allows great flexibility for custom or non standard installations The installer may consult the Bosch Rexroth website for other options and to view the full line of Structural profiles and related hardware http www boschrexroth us com For details on the installations of pre made mount kits see the instructions for the specific mount k
40. pts these commands from up to 4 different command sources e IR Remote See Appendix A for IR buttons and IR information e RS232 commands See Appendix B for RS232 wiring command list and syntax e 2 I2v trigger inputs Every command source has equal priority The CineSlide will obey the commands as they are sent It will not process commands while it is in motion It will finish any motion already in progress and then it will process any command that arrived while it was in motion In the event multiple commands were received while it was in motion the last instruction received wins and will be acted on at the end of that motion CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 7 The following lists all the CineSlide modes commands and related behavior details Device Power The CineSlide has 2 power modes PowerON and PowerOFF PowerON In PowerON mode the device is powered up the motor control circuitry and the motor are ON When powered ON and not moving the motor is in a hold state where it will use a small amount of current to hold the lens in place and resist any movement 1 e from vibration induced by a subwoofer etc NEVER FORCE A MOVEMENT BY HAND WHEN THE DEVICE IS ON When the CineSlide M receives a PowerON command that wakes it from sleep it will automatically rehome the lens This is a short process where the lens is moved a small amount to activate its position sensor and set its home positio
41. r is turned off The PowerON OFF 12v trigger receptacle is shown in the photo above Plug the Power Trigger cable into the appropriate CineSlide jack Plug the other properly terminated end into the source triggering device e g Projector scaler etc This input is non polarized the 12V can be connected either way Connection 2 Lens Move Trigger cable The CineSlide includes a 12V Lens Move trigger input This trigger is for use with devices that support or include auto 2 35 1 sensing and provide a lens movement trigger output When the triggering device activates this output the lens will move to the lens ON position automatically When the source device deactivates this output the lens will move to the off position Use of this connection is optional and may not be available from your source Page 16 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC The Lens Move 12v trigger receptacle is shown in the photo above Plug the Lens Move trigger cable into the appropriate CineSlide jack Plug the other end into the triggering device e g Projector scaler etc This input is non polarized the 12V can be connected either way Connection 3 COMM The CineSlide may be controlled by RS232 via its COMM port RS232 is used with many theater control systems The RS232 interface to the CineSlide is a simple Transmit and Signal Ground interface and is not bidirectional The user or installer must ensure standard RS232 cable le
42. rantee they cannot com into contact with moving parts No wires are stretched kinked or pulling on any sockets Lens mount plate safety nylon lock nut in the center of lens mount plate is installed with a flat washer lightly tightened and secure Lens mount plate left and right hex mount screws include a flat washer a split ring lock washer Both these screws are tight Lens mount post safety screws are installed and tight These are screws installed in the ends of the lens mount posts that would prevent a lens assembly from sliding off the mount posts in the event they loosened Lens adjustment knobs and screws are secure and snug The CineSlide should now be ready for operation Page 22 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Appendix A IR Infrared Remote control information The CineSlide is designed for high end home theaters As such is it our presumption that most theaters will already have an existing control system or a high end universal remote The CineSlide has basic programming files available for the most popular PC programmable universal IR remotes The website provides download links for both the Phillips Pronto line of remotes cineslide x ccf and a device file for the Home Theater Master remotes cineslide x mxd The files provided were created using programming methods at the digital level they were not learned These files will produce clean IR signals to the CineSlide These files incl
43. revent contact with other conductors Page 26 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Specifications Model CSII automated anamorphic lens transport Physical without mount hardware or lens Weight approximately 51bs Length 21 Width 4 5 Body Height to lens mount plate surface 1 3 Total height 2 9 Electrical Power Supply Input 100 240V 0 8A 47 63Hz Output 24V DC 1 25A min Ratings FCC CE UL certifications RoHS compliant Connector 5 5 x 2 1 x 12mm barrel jack center hole positive Current consumption Sleep 10 mA PowerON hold mode 75mA Moving 450mA for 1 5 sec Interfaces 12 V Trigger 2 12V DC input 20mA input 2 5mm miniature mono audio cable jacks COMM RJ45 non standard RS232 control port Operating conditions The CineSlide is a precision device It is designed for use in a typical home theater residential environment with normal HVAC DO NOT operate or store in moist or wet conditions Extended Storage Cool HVAC conditioned dry location IR Receiver Front mounted Infrared receiver Typical Range 40 ft dependent on sending IR unit Optional Remote Control 3 Party pre programmed JP1 type PC programmable IR remote CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 27 G t E a LHW haoc 100 JuBJikdon p z sbuj n p Sagal eps Pugd Lpd ALL ETT BT ESSET TENTI Lio 8nd 440 UL sue detailed drawing available from m un s S 2 S VREA MWOlA LNDS
44. rews installed in the ends of the lens mount posts that would prevent a lens assembly from sliding off the mount posts in the event they loosened Lens adjustment knobs and screws are secure and snug The CineSlide should now be ready for operation Page 30 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC
45. s e Repeatable accurate positioning The CineSlide moves the lens to the exact same position every time It s accuracy is much more than necessary 0 001 typical e Quick change Smooth accurate motion repositions the anamorphic lens from on to off in just over second This quick change capability 1s important to minimize the disruption to the viewing experience It is now convenient to change aspect and lens modes even between movie trailers or DVD menus without having to wait on a lens movement e Automatic realignment and self tuning on power on This eliminates the need for the end user to have to do any adjusting or tweaking of the lens once it 1s properly installed e Compact lightweight highly optimized and engineered design with aluminum construction e Industrial design all parts are precision industrial quality machine components like those used in industrial robotic systems This CineSlide M includes a 100 custom built Stepper motor along with German engineered and assembled motor control circuitry e Quiet smooth precision ball bearing based linear slide bearings No plastic slide components exist in the CineSlide M The CineSlide M bearings are designed for long life with continuous use by industrial robotics They should last several lifetimes in a home theater environment These bearings have negligible friction which facilitates a compact motor size and sleek design e Infrared IR remote control Configuratio
46. s specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Page 29 Setup Safety Checklist copy This checklist may not be all inclusive The installer should verify all aspects of the installation have been completed and the device is mounted in a secure safe manner This checklist is just a reminder of some of the most important items E O O Mount to ceiling or mount to structural element screws are secured and tight They are of the proper size and properly fastened into a structural element capable of holding 6x the weight of the lens and slide For CineSlide mount kits the CineSlide mount posts were installed with a top safety screw this is the M8 screw that goes into the top center of each mount post EVERY ceiling kit includes a safety screw for the posts Ceiling plate kits have a M8 countersunk screw Head rail type kits have a M8 t slot screw that slides into the header rail This screw will hold the assembly from falling in the event the gussets ever came loose Upper stabilization gussets are installed These are the gussets that reinforce or hold the top of the mount posts There are 3 for each post on ceiling plates 2 each post for header bar type kits Low profile ceiling table plates do not have gussets o Both fasteners of each gusset are tight o All t nuts are properly oriented 90 degrees from T slot and locked tight Low
47. st to screw a heavy Isco into its back plate when possible Schneider ONLY The Schneider lens has 4 screw holes and one exposed stainless bump on its back Align the lens so the bump is on the lower quadrant You will see one on the slotted holes on the lens back plate is extended to accommodate this bump In the correct position all 4 screw holes as well as the bump will line up with the corresponding curved slotted mount holes In the correct position you should be able to rotate the lens several degrees and all 4 holes and the bump will still be visible through the slotted holes during the rotation Attach the Schneider lens to its backing plate using the 4 M3 x 10mm screws provided Snug them firmly at a time and applying a small drop of blue Loc tite to the end of the screw Remove any excess Loc tite only the tip approximately 4 5 threads should be coated It should not look like it is going to drip Install the coated screw into the lens and tighten Repeat for the other screws Once the Schneider lens has been adjusted we recommend removing each of the 4 screws one ALL LENSES TIP Have something soft under the lens to catch it safely 1f you were to drop it accidentally Page 20 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Adjust the Lens Display an accurate fullscreen test pattern A good source of a 2 35 and fullscreen test patterns is the GetGray calibration DVD from www calibrate tv If you have
48. t position it will always move to the correct positions of Lens ON lens in light path or Lens OFF lens out of light path as instructed In normal operation the user would power the device on and leave it on while in use On demand the user can quickly and or automatically move the lens to its desired position s When the user is done using the system i e turning off the projector turn the CineSlide off as well The CineSlide has 2 indicator LEDS on the face of its electronics case Due to the nature of the Home Theater and to minimize effects on projection black levels these LED s are not on during normal operation There is no power indicator LED for this reason When the CineSlide is connected to its DC power source 1 e plugged in the 2 red indicator leds will flash in the sequence of 1 2 1 This indicates the CineSlide has properly booted up has entered PowerOFF mode and is listening for commands Danger The CineSlide MAY MOVE UNEXPECTEDLY EVEN THOUGH NO INDICATOR LIGHTS ARE ON Always assume the CineSlide is on if it is plugged in For normal operation the IR activity LED center will blink when a valid IR command is received The other LED side will light when the device 1s busy 1 e rehome diagnostic command in progress For typical IR remote users the operation 1s simple There are 4 fundamental discrete commands e PowerOn e PowerOff e LensOn e LensOff The CineSlide acce
49. the device or lens e Never work on the CineSlide its mounts or other related parts when the CineSlide is plugged into AC power The CineSlide has moving parts that may be activated by unseen elements causing unexpected motion Such unexpected motion could cause injury knock a workman off balance etc ALWAYS UNPLUG the CineSlide when installing checking or adjusting the CineSlide ALWAYS REMAIN CLEAR OF THE LENS MOVEMENT PATH NEVER PLACE A LADDER SCAFFOLD etc in a position where the CineSlide could contact the ladder scaffold or any person working on or from on such items Page 2 CineSlide Manual ver 1 5a 2007 TechHT LLC Mount the Cineslide in a location away from children pets accidental casual or unintentional human contact The CineSlide has moving parts and while they are covered it may be possible for a child or pet who tries hard enough to put their fingers into the device and risk injury The CineSlide must be mounted near the ceiling away from any risk of human contact with the device Do not mount the CineSlide where it may be an overhead hazard Follow all applicable building codes and do not mount the device where it could strike a person s head while moving or still The CineSlide is designed for indoor use in typical HVAC controlled environments only Do not install operate or store the CineSlide in moist or wet environments or in locations where it will be subjected to temperature
50. ude the CineSlide command set programmed in a fundamental basic fashion for the target remote Itis left up to the installer user to program reprogram custom button setups on their device or in the case of graphic remotes to design their own less basic graphic interface The files provided are designed to provide the core hex codes pre assembled for basic use when programming these PC programmable remotes Many users have high end universal remotes that are not PC programmable These remotes rely on built in databases supplied by the remote manufacturer For devices not in the remote manufacturer s database these remotes must learn the codes from a source remote TechHT LLC offers an optional preprogrammed universal remote for the CineSlide The CineSlide optional remote is manufactured by One for All OFA a popular high quality universal remote manufacturer The CineSlide universal remote may vary slightly depending on current OFA production models but in general the remote will be a basic 6 to 8 device programmable universal remote Although these OFA remotes are high quality programmable remotes and are perfectly suitable for controlling the CineSlide it is our expectation that most users will only use them to teach a high end remote control system The CineSlide universal remote will be programmed as follows Select Aux on the remote to select the CineSlide mode then e The Play button will send the Power

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