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Music
Eleven songs have been pre-installed on the remote control.
Select the note symbol and press the joystick. Move the
joystick to the right to access an overview if the contents
of the memory card. A song will play for a few seconds if
marked. Press to select the song. The selected music will
be used for the alarm function.
You can save more music by using a card reader and a pc
and you can also arrange the music in file folders. You can
select 'shuffle' in a file folder to be woken by a random song
from the selected file folder.
The music is in a uSD card which can be found under the
battery cover.
Any music you want to enter must be in the following
format: 8 bit, 44 kHz, mono. For this you can use the free
Wavosaur programme (www.wavosaur.com).
Select 'Tools->Batch processing'. Select the files to be
converted and then select the following functions: 'Convert
to mono 50% 50%', 'Convert to 8 bits', 'Convert to wav'
and then, if necessary, 'Normalize 0dB' to increase the
sound level. The sample rate is normally 44.1 kHz. However,
if the tempo is incorrect you can also select 'Re sample
44100Hz'. This programme allows you to convert music be-
fore you save it to the uSD card. The selected format means
there is space for approx. 100 songs per GB. The uSD card
supplied has a capacity of 1 GB.
Safety sensors
The Jensen Dynamique is fitted with safety sensors on both
sides of the base. These sensors reduce the risk of beco-
ming trapped between the bed's moving parts. Whenever
the sensors' infrared beam is interrupted, it will only be
possible to lower the bed when the path of the beam is free
again. If you try to lower the bed in this situation, you will
hear a peep. Once the path of the beam is free you have to
wait five seconds before the bed can be lowered using the
remote control.
WARNING: Even though a safety mechanism has been
incorporated to eliminate the risk of becoming trapped
between the bed's moving parts during normal use, there is
always a risk of injury if you do not use the bed correctly. We
therefore recommend you keep bodily parts away from the
mechanical sections of the frame when the bed is moving.
Upgrading software
The remote control and the control unit contain software
which can be upgraded. Jensen works continuously to
detect and rectify errors in the existing software and to
provide support for the new functions. New software can be
downloaded via http://www.jensen.no/http://www.jensen.
no. The software files are packed in a zip file and contain:
JMC200.hex - software for the control unit
JMT300.hex - software for the remote control
release.txt - Information on how to rectify errors and on
improvements in the new software version
Make sure, before you upgrade, that the remote control has
been activated on the control unit(s) you want to update.
Proceed as follows:
Remove the USD card from the remote control.
Add JMC200.hex and JMT300.hex to the card.
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Reinsert the USD card into the remote control.
Use the remote control to move the bed or beds, to check
whether contact has been established with the control
unit(s).
Go to the menu, select the clock menu and scroll down.
When the marker stops, keep moving down until a hidden
menu appears.
Upgrading the control unit
Select 'CB out'. This should be the location of the new
software version on the USD card. Once all the data has
been transferred, check whether you can indeed move the
bed correctly.
Upgrading the remote control
Select 'USD'. This should be the location of the new soft-
ware version for the remote control on the USD card. Press
the joystick. When you have finished updating, check that
the menu is displayed.
'GOTO BL' and 'RC OUT' are special commands used
when the remote control is manufactured and you should
not select them.
NOTE: If the control unit fails to upgrade, a yellow lamp will
light up. Resend the code. A white lamp will start to flash on
the remote control if upgrading has failed. Then insert a USD
card with the right code, after which upgrading will take
place automatically when you replace the batteries. If the
remote control is not activated on the control unit, it will not
be possible to transfer the new software.
Feilsøking
Strange noises
A mechanical and electrically adjustable bed generates
noise. In most instances, the amount of noise that the bed
makes depends on the acoustics of the room in which
the bed is situated. In the case of the massage function,
hard floors may cause resonance. This can be reduced by
placing a rug or another noise or vibration-resistant material
under the legs or wheels.
Usage
The bed's lifting motors are not designed for continuous
usage. Normally the motors should not operate for more
than 2 minutes during a 15 minute period. Any attempt
to exceed this degree of usage will reduce the life of the
product and may render the guarantee invalid.
The bed has been constructed in such a way that it can
bear a maximum weight of 150 kg, distributed equally bet-
ween the head end and the foot end. Any attempt to exceed
this degree of usage will reduce the life of the product and
may render the guarantee invalid.
Use with pacemakers
As is the case with all products that vibrate, there is a risk
that certain pacemakers will interpret the vibrations as body
movements. There is, therefore, a risk that this will affect
your pacemaker. If you are worried, please contact your
doctor.
Electrical data:
Input: 110-230V AC / 50-60 Hz / Max 85W
Standby power: 1W
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