swissflex _95RF bridge Mode D'emploi page 26

Initial setup «Classic»
Place the batteries into the radio remote control
Remove the cover from the battery compartment (12)
on the back of the radio remote control. Place 3 AAA-
batteries (13) into the compartment, paying attention
to the +/- markings. Close the compartment cover
again. The maximum range of the radio remote control
is 15 metres.
Teaching-in the radio remote control (already
taught-in in the factory)
1. Remove the radio remote control's battery cover on
the back of the device.
2. Insert / check the batteries (3 x AAA).
3. Activate the teach-in button (21) on the switching
power supply (press 2 x). Now the motor's emer-
gency light turns on.
4. Press buttons (1+2) simultaneously on the radio
remote control until the motor's emergency light
turns off. This means that pairing has been com-
pleted.
Synchro function (with sync cable)
When two _95RF are linked together with a sync cable
(connection jack (14)), the synchro function is requi-
red. By pressing and holding down the button (10+11),
the synchro function is activated/deactivated. When
pressing the travel button (1-8), the control systems
synchronise and then move in the confirmed direction
of travel. After plugging in the sync cable, carry out a
reset as follows:
Press button (21) on the switching power supply (19)
until all of the motors have powered down and this is
confirmed by the motor's emergency light blinking twi-
ce (can take 20 seconds).
The internal meter readings for the individual motors
have now been reset to '0' and the sync function can
work correctly.
Under-floor lighting
Activate the under-floor lighting by pushing the „Un-
der-floor lighting" button (1+2). This switches off au-
tomatically after 30 minutes, or if the button is pushed
once again.
Pocket lamp
The pocket lamp is illuminated when the „Pocket
lamp" button (11) is held down. The light turns off
when the button is released.
Adjustment options «Classic»
Buttons (1-8) can be used to individually adjust the
head and back sections as well as the thigh and foot
sections.
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Operating instructions
To reset to the horizontal position
Press the "all motors down" button (10) to simultane-
ously move all sections to the horizontal position.
Care and Maintenance
«Classic»
Your _95RF is a high-quality product that has been de-
signed to serve you reliably for many years to come.
For occasional cleaning and the removal of dust, we
recommend the use of a dry cloth.
Changing the batteries in the radio remote control
Remove the cover from the battery compartment (12)
on the back of the radio remote control. Place three
AAA batteries into the compartment, paying attention
to the +/- markings. Close the compartment cover
again.
Changing the batteries in the _95RF switching po-
wer supply (19) (batteries for emergency lowering)
Carefully remove the batteries from the battery clips.
Place two 9V block batteries in the compartment, pay-
ing attention to the +/- markings. The batteries in the
switching power supply provide power in the case of a
power failure.
Troubleshooting «Classic»
In case of malfunctions with your _95RF, consult the
following troubleshooting tips. If the problem cannot
be resolved, disconnect the _95RF from the mains out-
let and contact your Swissflex stockist.
Loss of power in the sitting position; emergency lo-
wering button
The switching power supply (19) contains two bloc
batteries to revert the bed to the horizontal (sleeping)
position in the event of a power failure while sitting up
in the bed:
Hold the emergency lowering button (21) down until all
sleeping surfaces are in the horizontal position. Once
voltage has been restored, wait at least 10 seconds be-
fore resetting the system by completing the following
steps:
Press button (21) on the switching power supply (19)
until all of the motors have powered down and this is
confirmed by the motor's emergency light blinking twi-
ce (can take 20 seconds).
The internal meter readings for the individual motors
have now been reset to '0' and the sync function can
work correctly again.
Use of the emergency lowering button consumes a
great deal of battery power, which means you will need
to replace the batteries.
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