Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE System User's Manual

Text of Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE User Guide:

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, YOUR NEW CINEBOX™ SYSTEM Congratulations! You’ve purchased the world’s nest outdoor movie system. If you follow the steps for setting up your outdoor movie system throughout this manual, setup will be a cinch, and you’ll be watching an outdoor movie under the stars in no time. Please make sure to read the entire manual carefully, as we’ve detailed important information that will help you make your event a success and will ensure that your equipment will last for many years to come. The rst time you set up your s

• System Components Screen Stands Setup Lite Screen Setup Audiovisual Component Placement Connect Audiovisual Cables Image Alignment System Takedown Folding + Storing Lite Screen Connecting Other Devices + Maintenance Upgrades + Accessories Warnings + Warranty TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 6 8 9 13 17 18 19 20 22 23

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 4 ( 1 ) Open Air Lite Screen ( 2 ) Open Air Screen Stands ( 2 ) Tie down tethers (not pictured) ( 4 ) Ground stakes (actual products and component models may vary, for illustration purposes only) SYSTEM COMPONENTS ( 1 ) Lite Screen bag

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 5 ( 1 ) 6’ HDMI Cable (actual products and component models may vary, for illustration purposes only) ( 1 ) Video projector tripod ( 1 ) HD Video Projector + Cables ( 1 ) 15’ 3.5mm audio cable ( 1 ) Braven weatherproof + Bluetooth speaker ( 1 ) Blu-ray player

• 6 STEP 1: SET UP SCREEN STANDS Remove screen stands from protective bags and place about ve and a half feet apart. A. Loosen lower adjustment knob as pic- tured above, turning counter clockwise. Be careful not to over-tighten knobs! Doing so can damage stands. B. Grab one of the three legs, and push down until support arms are horizontal to the ground, as pictured

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 7 SECURE TETHERS AND STAKES STEP 2: SECURE TETHERS AND STAKES In order to prevent your screen from unexpectedly tipping over when installing outdoors, we recommend securing your screen to the ground with the provided nylon tethers and ground stakes. A. Find the loop in the middle of the tethers, and place loop over top of screen stand (whether in low or high position). B. Preview of how screen will be posi- tioned over tethers (do not place screen onto stands yet). C. Place tethers at 45 degree angles away from screen stands. Secure to ground with provided ground stakes, one in each corner D. Properly secured screen stands with screen (unfold and place screen

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 8 LITE SCREEN SETUP A. Unzip screen bag and remove screen. B. Unfold screen - it sets up in a snap! Be careful to not let white projection surface touch the ground. STEP 3: REMOVE SCREEN FROM BAG AND UNFOLD STEP 4: ATTACH SCREEN TO STANDS A. Cinch velcro straps tightly around screen stands. B. Properly secured screen on stands. High position pictured. Attach your screen to the screen stands using the adjustable velcro straps. For the low position, rest the top velcro strap just above the pole adjust- ment knob. For the high position, rest the lower velcro strap just above the pole adjustment knob.

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 9 AUDIOVISUAL PLACEMENT CINEBOX AUDIOVISUAL + PROJECTOR PLACEMENT Properly setup screen on stands (in low position), with CineBox™ Lite audiovisual equipment at correct distance. Center projector to screen at 8.5’ distance Blu-ray player or media player on screen bag Stakes and tethers Projection surface Screen stands (illustration not to exact scale) HD video projector on tripod OVERHEAD VIEW OF CINEBOX LITE SCREEN AND AUDIO VISUAL COMPONENTS Braven speaker Below is the proper placement for your proj

• 10 PROJECTOR AND TRIPOD SETUP A. Attach projector to tripod by threading it onto the projector mount as pictured above. B. Rotate projector clockwise and tighten into place (do not over-tighten). C. is is the default and highest possible position. D. is is the lowest possible position, and is recommended for greatest stability. Your projector tripod’s legs c

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 11 PROJECTOR AND SPEAKER SETUP STEP 6: PLACE PROJECTOR AND BRAVEN SPEAKER A. Place projector on tripod with projector lens at center and approx 8.5’ away from projection surface (see p9 for more detail). B. Place Braven speaker in front and in the middle of the projection surface, facing to- wards audience (see p9 for more detail). Center projector to screen at 8.5’ distance Projector on tripod Screen STEP 7: PLACE AND PLUG IN BLU-RAY PLAYER A. Place Blu-ray player on Lite Screen bag, to protect it from water and dirt. B. Plug Blu-ray player power cord (pic- tured on right), into power sour

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 12 STEP 8: IDENTIFY AND UNCOIL CABLES Identify the audiovisual cables you’ll need. Uncoil HDMI, Universal i/o (included with video projector), and 3.5mm mini audio cables (pic- tured below). HDMI cable (for connecting Blu-ray player to video projector) Universal i/o projector cable (for con- necting 3.5mm audio cable to projector and Braven speaker). Included inside HD video projector packaging. 3.5 mm audio cable (for connecting Braven speaker to universal i/o projec- tor cable). (actual cables and knobs not pictured, for illustration purposes only) IDENTIFY CABLES

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 13 CONNECT AUDIOVISUAL CABLES STEP 9: CONNECT AUDIO-VISUAL CABLES Connect all audiovisual cables. Connect the Blu-ray player to the projector with the HDMI cable, connect the projector to the speakers with the universal i/o cable and the 3.5mm audio cable. B. Connect HDMI to HDMI projector port on projector A. Connect Uni- versal i/o cable to Universal i/o port on projector C. Connect pro- jector power cord to projector STEP 9 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

• 14 STEP 9: CONNECT AUDIO-VISUAL CABLES (CONTINUED) Connect the remainder of the audio visual cables. D. Connect other end of HDMI to rear of Blu-ray player. E. Connnect universal i/o ste- reo port with 3.5mm audio cable. F. Connect 3.5mm audio cable with Braven speaker audio jack. D. Connect other end of HDMI to rear of Blu-Ray player E. Connect female 3.5 mm headphone jack from univer

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 15 STEP 10: PLUG IN PROJECTOR + SPEAKER (IF NEEDED) A. Plug in projector power cable into power source. Plug in Braven speaker if battery is not charged. ATTENTION! MAKE SURE YOUR BRAVEN SPEAK- ER BATTERY IS FULLY CHARGED BEFORE YOUR SCREENING. CHARGE THE BATTERY BY PLUGGING THE SPEAKER INTO A POWER SUPPLY. IF IT’S NOT CHARGED, YOU CAN ALWAYS PLUG IT IN, BUT TO OP- ERATE IT WIRELESSLY YOU MUST CHARGE IT AHEAD OF TIME STEP 11: POWER ON ALL DEVICES A. Power on Blu-ray player B. Power on Braven speaker. You will hear a noise when the speaker is turned on. C. Power on HD projector. STEP 12: SELECT INPUT ON PROJECTOR MENU A. Your projecto

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 16 STEP 13: INSERT BLU-RAY DISK AND PUSH PLAY Insert your Blu-ray disk into Blu-ray player and push play. You will now see your movie on your Lite screen. STEP 14: ADJUST AUDIO VOLUME Return to speaker and adjust audio volume as necessary, pushing the plus and minus buttons for less and more volume respectively. You may also use an MP3 player, iPod, or iPhone to test audio levels with full sound.

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 17 IMAGE ALIGNMENT STEP 15: ALIGNING THE IMAGE Use the tripod ball head to adjust the image and ensure that it lls the projection surface. You may need to reposition the projector and tripod if the zoom function is not sufcient to ll the screen. Consult projector manual on the focus, zoom, and keystone features. Image needs keystone adjustment Properly adjusted image STEP 2: WIDESCREEN 16:9 VS FULLSCREEN 4:3 IMAGE The Open Air Lite Screen has an aspect ratio of 16:9 (wides- creen). Some Blu-Ray and DVD content may be formated in a 4:3 (fullscreen) aspect ratio which will not ll the entire screen

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 18 WATCH YOUR MOVIE You’re all ready to watch your movie, so sit back, relax, and enjoy! For troubleshooting steps, see next page. SYSTEM TAKEDOWN Power down projector by pushing power button on top of projector or by using remote. Make sure projector cools down completely before unplugging or turning off power source. Failure to do so could result in projector or bulb damage. Power down all electronic components, neatly coil all cables, and return components to cases. Take down screen stands and return to cases. Unhook tethers from stakes. Remove stakes from ground and clean off any debris or dirt

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 19 Follow these steps to ensure that your screen is properly folded. Screen can be folded with one or two people. ATTENTION! MAKE SURE SCREEN IS NOT WET WHEN STORING! IF NECESSARY, DRY SCREEN INDOORS BEFORE STORING IN BAG. A. Hold the screen in front of you with the projection surface facing away from the ground. Begin to fold screen in half, hold- ing both sides of the screen with hands. B. While folding in half, pull wrists inward so that screen begins to collaps on itself. C. e screen will naturally fall into a hoop like shape, continue folding until com- pletely flat. D. Once screen is flat and in hoop-like formation, sto

• 20 CONNECTING OTHER DEVICES CONNECTING COMPUTERS To send the video image from a laptop computer to the projector connect the “monitor out” of the laptop to the appropriate “computer in” of the projector. Connect the audio as is described on page 14, using the computer’s headphone jack as the source. CONNECTING VIDEO GAME SYSTEMS For video game systems connect an HDMI

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 21 CARE AND MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING Starting at the audio source make sure: 1) All components are connected to the correct audio input and output. 2) The audio source and speakers are properly plugged in and turned on. 3) The volume is turned up on the audio source and speakers. NO SOUND Starting at the image source make sure all components are connected to the correct input and output. Make sure the correct projector input is selected. Make sure the image source (Blu-Ray, DVD Player, Playstation, etc.) and projector are turned on. NO IMAGE

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 22 UGRADES AND ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR CINEBOX™ LITE SYSTEM Outdoor Movie Cooking Accessories Bicycle Cinema / Bicycle Power Components Portable Battery Power / Goal Zero Batteries Honda Generators FM Transmitters for Drive-In Style Events Subwoofers and Additional Speakers Brighter Projectors Projector case: Foam encased, water resistant, air tight. Backup DVD/BluRay Player, Extra Cables, Extension Cords Custom Cables, Adaptor Kits, Extra Tarps, Stakes, Tables Contact us at (866) 878-4322 or write us at [email protected] to order any

• Open Air Cinema CINEBOX LITE, 23 WARNINGS AND WARRANTY WARNING! Read and follow all instructions carefully to avoid injury or damage to equipment. • Do not expose the electronic components or cords to moisture, extreme heat or cold. • Make certain all cords are connected properly when in use to prevent re or electric shock. • Do not attempt to use system in strong winds • Secure Lite screen properly to ground to prevent it from falling or shifting. • Setup screen on level surface to prevent tipping. • Allow projector to fully shut down before

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