Greetings,
First I want to thank Lumenlab for providing such a great screen at an AMAZING price!! I also just bought the step down tranformer and everything works great for one exception...When pressing the remote down button the screen goes up and vise versa. I unscrewed the remote to see if there were any dip switches or something more obviously but no manual changes could be made. Before I got myself in trouble by unscrewing the actual screen mech, I'd thought this would be a better route to take for finding a solution.
Thanks for any assistance on this.
Chris Z
Full Version: 108" Electric Screen
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A riddle inside of a mystery wrapped in a fortune cookie:
First off, the "remote" is next to useless, I suggest putting it away in a box. There were a couple hours of staring at the electronics within the remote, trying to figure out what exactly was going on. And, the short answer is "not much". As far as I can gather, it does nothing but ensure that the wrong voltage is powering the motor. To call it 'over-engineering' is besides the point, the thing is can be replaced by a simple switch.
First off, the "remote" is next to useless, I suggest putting it away in a box. There were a couple hours of staring at the electronics within the remote, trying to figure out what exactly was going on. And, the short answer is "not much". As far as I can gather, it does nothing but ensure that the wrong voltage is powering the motor. To call it 'over-engineering' is besides the point, the thing is can be replaced by a simple switch.
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QUOTE (Quasi_Mojo @ Sep 19 2008, 05:04 PM) 
Thanks for the reply on my issue but this is simple functionality of up/down buttons controlling the screen which are reversed. The "solution" presented appears to be killing a fly with an elephant gun don't you think?
I'd crack open the remote and switch the wires 
if it really bugs you that much
if it really bugs you that much
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