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• SS-1R

• LVC-S, LVC-SL, LVS-III

• WRT-R

• IRT-R

• MC1

• IPD4

• IntelliFlex

for FlexShades

Access/Series V screens at CuraScript Corporate Headquarters in Orlando, FL.

Dealer: Professional Communications Systems, Tampa, FL. Installation utilizes

standard control with a RS232 Control Option and an AMX touch panel.

Draper's motorized projection screens, video projector lifts and FlexShades can be

operated in a variety of ways including two-way serial communication, network com-

munication or Ethernet, low voltage control, radio frequency remote control, infrared

remote control and single station control. Draper's products also work in conjunction

with other manufacturer's controls, such as Crestron, Extron and AMX. You can fully

automate your screens, lifts and shades.

Draper's new MC1 Motor Control Board provides multiple options for our motor-

ized audio-visual products. This simply designed, but powerful, control board accepts

2-way serial communication, infrared commands via IR receiver, and relay closures

found in home integration systems. Radio frequency is also available. Can be factory

installed in some products.

And our IntelliFlex

system is the most sophisticated, yet versatile and user-friendly

window shade control system on the market. It is a total package, providing maximum

user control of motorized shades. The intelligent, yet simple IntelliFlex Control

System provides a single source opportunity to install any type of motor controls on

a range of products and have them all work together seamlessly through a variety of

input devices. The heart of the system is the SC1, a single motor switching relay with a

built-in microprocessor.

Draper, Inc. is a Registered Provider for the American Institute of Architects (AIA)

continuing education program. The AIA/CES program allows architects to keep

current and gain new knowledge and skills. It also enables AIA members to fulﬁ ll a

membership requirement and meet state mandatory continuing education require-

ments. Each course below offers AIA members one AIA/CES learning unit.

Draper's course, Projection Screens 101, offers a reliable methodology for selecting

the correct screen format, size, model and viewing surface. Different control options for motorized

sceens are discussed, and well as the consequences of an incorrect speciﬁ cation.

Window Shades 101, provides participants with a comprehensive strategy for selecting window shade

fabrics, reviewing elements such as texture, health, safety, welfare and energy conservation.

For more information, visit www.draperinc.com or www.aia.org.

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