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WM210i Installation Guide GB102 Dec 16
WM210i Installation Guide GB102 Dec 16
Installation guide
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Important
SAFETY WARNINGS
Prior to the installation of this product, the installation instructions should be completely read and
completely understood to avoid personal injury and property damage. The installer is responsible
for ensuring all components are properly assembled and installed using the instructions provided.
WARNING: Failure to provide adequate structural strength for the wall
mount can result in serious personal injury or damage to property. The
anchors and wall to which this equipment is attached must be able to
support four times the combined weight of all equipment. Ensure the wall
structure is reinforced as required before installing the equipment.
WARNING: Exceeding the wall mounts weight capacity can result in serious personal
injury or damage to equipment. The installer is responsible for ensuring the combined
weight of all components attached to the wall mount does not exceed 33 lb. (15 kg).
WARNING: Adding additional weight to the boom by leaning, hanging or storing
items on it can result in serious personal injury or damage to property.
WARNING: Never operate this system if it is damaged. Do not open or modify the
parts or accessories. Do not use with parts or accessories not recommended by the
manufacturer. Contact your reseller with questions regarding replacement parts.
WARNING: The projector is a Class 2 laser device. Do not stare into the
projector beam. The bright light may result in permanent eye damage This
projector conforms to IEC 60825-1: 2007 and CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11.
Except for deviations to Laser Notice No.50, dated June 24, 2007.
WARNING: The touch module is certified as a Class 1 laser device. Do not open
or disassemble the touch module. Any operation or adjustment not specifically
instructed by the users guide creates the risk of hazardous laser radiation exposure.
IMPORTANT: Carefully inspect the installation area.
Avoid areas with high temperatures, humidity or concentration
of dust (such as near vents or air conditioners)
Ensure the projector gets adequate ventilation
Do not install on walls subject to vibrations and shocks
IMPORTANT: Do not use chemical or abrasive cleaners on the equipment.
IMPORTANT: Avoid touching the optical components to prevent scratches.
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Table of contents
B E F O R E YO U B EG I N
I N S TA L L AT I O N
Image alignment
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Troubleshooting
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Package contents
WA L L M O U N T
TO U C H M O D U L E
a
e
c
b
P R O J EC TO R
ACCESSORIES
WA L L M O U N T
TO U C H M O D U L E
P R O J EC TO R
ACCESSORIES
e - Touch module
power cord
l - Interactive projector
m - Power cable
q - Projector remote
control
f - Bracket
n - Projector plate
r - Stylus (x2)
o - Screws to
attach plate to
projector (x4)
b - Adjustment cover
c - Wall mount plate
d - Wall mount cover
h - Touch module
i - Touch module cover
j - Wire cover
k - Screws to attach
touch module to
bracket (x2)
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p - Screws to attach
projector to
boom (x4)
x6
x6
x2
x2
#1 - Phillips screwdriver
#2 - Phillips screwdriver
HDMI cable
10 mm wrench
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Location requirements
and recommendations
Ensure the area you select to install your
system meets the following requirements
and recommendations.
19"
100"
MIN.
130"
122"
46"
32"
A minimum ceiling height of 100" and adequate space for a 130" image projected 32" from the floor.
R EQ U I R E M E N T S
1/4" MAX.
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P R OV I D E D
b - Adjustment cover
c - Wall mount plate
l - Interactive projector
m - Power cable
n - Projector plate
o - Screws to attach plate
to projector (x4)
p - Screws to attach
projector to boom (x4)
R EQ U I R E D
Tape measure
x6
x6
Level
10 mm wrench
#2 screwdriver
Screws (x6) and wall
anchors (x6) capable of
supporting 132 lb.
HDMI cable
USB-A Male to USB-mini Male
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CENTERLINE
130"
122"
32"
1 "
97 "
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p X4
Connect cords to
the projector
TOUCH MODULE
POWER CORD
PROJECTOR
POWER CORD
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Image
alignment
IMAGE SIZE
UP/DOWN
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IMAGE
ADJUSTMENT
LEFT/RIGHT
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Level image
NOTE: Use the knobs on the mount to adjust the image. Do not attempt to shift the projector with your
hands as this will make the image more difficult to align and could damage the adjustment.
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UP/DOWN
LEFT/RIGHT
Tighten bolts
90 o
90 o
130"
90 o
90 o
INSTALL YOUR
IMAGE SURFACE
Once the image has been aligned, install the surface. Nureva
recommends a 48" x 124" high pressure laminate (HPL) surface.
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Touch module
installation and calibration
You will need the following tools and parts:
P R OV I D E D
e - Touch module power cable
f - Bracket
g - Alignment card (x2)
h - Touch module
i - Touch module cover
j - Wire cover
k - Screws to attach touch
module to bracket
R EQ U I R E D
#4 screws (x2) and anchors (x2)
Level
Tape measure
#1 Phillips screwdriver
x2
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Determine touch
module placement
CENTERLINE
5" ABOVE
PROJECTED IMAGE
X2
X2
#4 SCREWS
WALL ANCHORS
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Rotate the grey knob counterclockwise until both lasers align symmetrically.
Rotate the black knob counter-clockwise to move the laser beams downward
until they appear on the floor or surface below the projected image.
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Slide the card diagonally toward the touch module to check if the dot stays within the grey zone all the way
to the top. Repeat this process on the other beam. Ensure both beams are an equal distance from the wall.
ADJUSTMENT ON/OFF
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Calibrate touch
software
Once your computer is connected via the USB and
HDMI cable, download and install the touch driver
and Span ideation software to complete this step.
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Calibration
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Press and hold the crosshair symbol that appears on the screen until it
changes to a darker color. Lift your finger and follow the dot to the next
location. Repeat this step until the calibration process is complete.
Troubleshooting
For troubleshooting, please see our Customer Support Portal.
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Canada and other countries.
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