Solo 3: Indoor 375 External Mount Installation Instructions

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Step 1: MOUNTING THE SCREEN - SPACER BLOCKS (Optional)

• Used to clear an obstruction in the screen or screen material path. Before installing, connect spacer blocks to screen brackets.
• Do not use more than four (4) spacer blocks per bracket

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Step 2: MOUNTING THE SCREEN - FOR LOW VOLTAGE SCREENS

• Terminate pre-wire with the supplied terminal block.

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Step 3: MOUNTING THE SCREEN - BRACKET PLACEMENT

• The recommended position for the box bracket is 2–4” from the end caps.
• Installing the wall brackets as close to the end of the cassette as possible ensures better stability of the screen.

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Step 4: MOUNTING THE SCREEN - BRACKETS

• To install the screen, start with the wall bracket lever pointed down in the unlocked position.

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Step 5: MOUNTING THE SCREEN - TERMINATIONS

• Ensure the terminal blocks are plugged in and installed in the brackets.

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Step 6: MOUNTING THE SCREEN - BRACKETS

• Locating the channel running along the back of the screen, hook the channel onto the wall brackets.

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Step 7: MOUNTING THE SCREEN - BRACKETS

• Reaching under the cassette, move levers up into the locked position, keeping the screen secure

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Step 8: RELEASING THE WEIGHT BAR BRACKETS

• Remove the Secure tape

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Step 9: RELEASING THE WEIGHT BAR BRACKETS

• Lower the screen using the Moab. Now slide the brackets off the weight bar as shown.

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Step 10: WIRING

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Step 11:  WIRING - 485 MOTOR WITH MOAB

• If the screen is wired with wired communication or 485 control, it will include a motor control board, Moab.
• This control board allows for setting limits and/or controlling the screen.
• Typically, this board is located in the head end/equipment location.
• See the wiring chart on page 11 to determine maximum wire length.

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Step 12:  WIRING - 485 MOTOR WITH MOAB

• Upper and lower limits are already factory-set.
• Once all connections are made including the power supply, you may now adjust the lower limits using the Moab control board.

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Step 13:  SETUP - 485 MOTOR WITH MOAB

• Once all adjustments are made and finalized, the Moab may now be placed in a convenient location for the install.
• Third party control such as Dry Contact closures, 12v Triggers, Serial Connections, and Infrared may now be integrated with Moab.

MOAB: Connections and Pinouts

MOAB: Controlling via 12v Trigger

MOAB: Controlling via IR

MOAB: Controlling via Contact Closure

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For issues, contact Screen Innovations:
Phone: [phone] Option 3
Website: www.screeninnovations.com