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[unity]

Originally Posted by sweetlilme1421

Hi. I'm working at a nail/tanning salon and the whole tanning part is new to us. we have a t-max manager pro and it works great but our power went out the other day. everything is running just fine but there is constant beeping coming from the timer and it says talk to room ... it wasn't beeping like this prior to the power outage. please help!

Mine does the same thing from time to time. Never found out why.

[khazel89]

I have a Royal Sun model 38/00 Exress that was owned by a salon therefore wired for a remote timer. I need to know how to reconnect the internal timer as I don't have the remote timer. (A wiring diagram or a specification of what color wires to connect would be nice if at all possible.)

[Brian Oshman]

The built in timer just gets reprogrammed.

[khazel89]

Is it reprogrammed automatically or is there something we have to do to reprogram it. If it helps to know, when we plug the bed in the timer display tells us to set time or go to the menu, it doesn't do anything when we push the buttons, but when we hold down the green button for a few seconds it asks for an access code.

[Brian Oshman]

Access code is the four buttons in succession. 1, 2, 3, 4

Go through the menu and switch "remote" to "no".

[dhgranstrand]

We recently installed a new T-Max Manager Pro and wireless modules which plug directly into all of our new Ergoline beds (10).

We kept a Ergoline Classic 600 and use a wireless module along with a power injector to plug into the Intellitan timer that is wired directly into the Classic.

My question;

Is there a way to reconfigure the Classic 600 so that the start button on the Classic control panel turns the bed on instead of having to use the start button on the Intellitan timer?

[Brian Oshman]

You would need a newer version Intelletan timer or a 3A timer so you can wire the start switch into the timer. The old Inteletan timers do not have the start button capability.

[dhgranstrand]

Originally Posted by Brian Oshman

You would need a newer version Intelletan timer or a 3A timer so you can wire the start switch into the timer. The old Inteletan timers do not have the start button capability.

We just purchased a new Intellitan timer and it has a 4 prong connector that mates directly with a connector coming off of the main Classic control board.

Do I need to open the timer up and wire the start button internally?

[noeldolores]

hi iam noel from ireland i am looking for information about attaching t max a3 system to 6 sunbeds

[Brian Oshman]

Originally Posted by noeldolores

hi iam noel from ireland i am looking for information about attaching t max a3 system to 6 sunbeds

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