Setting up for a Movie Screening
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Movie Screen pieces
Vinyl Screen
3 foldable metal
6 large screws with black hands
Projector and power cord
Small foldable table
3.5mm to 2 headed aux adapter cable
HDMI cable
Computer with HDMI out port
Google Chrome attachment (optional)
Unfold the largest metal frame
You should hear the pink hinge buttons lock
Push corner metal locks towards frame to lock in place
Place frame on ground with the snap button fasteners facing upwards
Connect the white vinyl screen to frame
Lay the screen out on top of the unfolded frame with the white side up and black side touching the frame
Start fastening the snap buttons
Connect all 4 corners
Begin connecting the rest of the buttons starting from the middle of each side and working your way to the corner
Attach the legs to the frame
Flip the whole frame upside down, revealing the holes to attach the legs
Unfold the two remaining metal pieces until all pink hinge pieces lock into place
One piece of the leg should seem to bend back on itself forming a triangle
Leave the small piece with the corner leg lock tucked into itself for now
Place the legs flush with shorter sides of the larger frame
Triangle end on top towards the ceiling while the tucked leg touches the floor
Line up the holes to match, leaving 3 holes above top of the frame
Find the 6 large screws and connect the legs to the sides of the frame where the black threads are
Add a screw to the section of leg that folds back on itself
With a buddy, carefully lift the screen up and position it in the middle of the room
Lock the small piece on each leg still flipped toward itself when happy with location
Place the projector on folding table about 10ft in front of the screen
Bring over a windup extension cord and plug the power cord into power source and other end into the projector
Connect one HDMI cord unto the HDMI 1 plug (or plug the Chrome cast dongle into the HDMI 1 plug and the USB end into a USB spot on the projector if chrome casting)
Plug the other end of the HDMI cord into the computer being used (ignore this step and begin chromecasting to "Big TV Studio" if using the dongle)
Take the cover off of the lamp on the front of the projector and press the power button to power on
Use the "keystone" button on the projector remote or physically move the projector and table to adjust image on the screen until it is centered, taking up most of the screen, and not tilted
Turn on the audio switches in the fuse box
Connect the single end of the audio jack to the "output audio" slot on the back of the projector and the double end to the "Line Left/Right" inputs on the amp
With your phone or an LPM laptop, adjust audio levels
Connect to the amp's control center
Connect to wifi SPS-1 or SPS-2 with password "acoustics"
Head to IP address 10.10.2.1
Select the device you are using
Once audio sliders appear, scroll right to find "Line Left/Right" and increase gain
Play a video on the computer to test audio levels :)