Rompa 19771 Manual de usuario

1. Product Name

Midi Bubble Tube

2. Product Code

19771

3. Colour

White base

4. Brief Description

Bubble tubes are used as a focal tool for sensory regulatory activities or used

interactively for encouraging visual tracking, colour-recognition, physical movement

(reaching, looking up) and hand eye-co-ordination.

5. Contents

1 x Base Unit (chassis) with column attached

1 x Base Cover (white plastic cover)

1 x Bubble Tube Cap (X)

1 x Power Supply (black box) (H)*

1 x Protective socket cover (supplied in the RJ45 socket of the base)

*appropriate to the country of the customer

6. Snoezelen® Stimulations

Sight

Touch: surface, vibration, temperature

Sound

7. Best Use

For best effect, use in a darkened environment. Regularly empty the water and use BCB

Water Treatment Fluid to help keep the water clean.

8. Compatible ROMPA® Products

20698 ‐ BCB Fluid

11160 ‐ Acrylic Mirror Panels

17274 ‐ ROMPA®Super Interactive Switch Box

19847 –8 Colour Wirefree Controller

19939 –Wi Fi Interactive Carpet Switch Set by ROMPA®

18870 ‐ Talking Cube by ROMPA®

20402 –Mini Talking Cube by ROMPA®

20563 –Wi Fi Microphone by ROMPA®

19214 –Colour Changing Panel by ROMPA®

Sensory Magic™

Please see www.rompa.com for our extensive range of bubble tube accessories

9. Starting Up

Remove the Midi Bubble Tube lid and fill bubble tube with water, approximately

25mm (1”) from the top.

Replace the Bubble Tube lid and place on a stable, flat surface.

Plug the power supply into the bubble tube and then into the wall.

Switch on at the wall.

10. Detailed Description

Midi Bubble Tubes are multi-sensory products, offering audible, tactile, temperature and

visual sensory input. They are suitable for individuals of all ages, attract attention,

concentration and engagement. They have 8 colours providing a calming, relaxing

ambiance. The smooth surface and cooler temperature of the tube provide tactile

contrast. Its compact design is ideal for use in the home or small spaces. It is robust, easy

to clean, maintain, operate and assemble, and is latex free.

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11. Safety

Always supervise the use of this product.

Please check equipment immediately for any damage that may have resulted during

shipping and contact ROMPA® immediately if there are any problems.

The layout of the activity area, proper installation and maintenance of your

equipment is critical; make sure the product is used in a safe and appropriate place

and way.

Care must be taken when carrying a filled Midi Bubble Tube. Hold the tube with one

hand and support the base with other.

Empty the Midi Bubble Tube out of doors as water flow is uncontrollable when the

tube is tilted.

Do not insert anything into the bubble tube base other than the power supply

provided and a 17274 Interactive Switch Box.

Use the bubble tube on a flat, stable surface.

12. Technical Specification

Pump: 12 Volt 50/60 Hz, Schwarzer Prazision, type SP 203 S.

Power Supply 240 Volt (U - 110V)

110V Output 12V AC 60W 240V Output 12V AC 60W

UL listed –E1494743G58, BS EN61558-1 and BS EN61558-2-6

Weight: 1.3kg

Midi Bubble Tubes have a capacity of approximately 5 litres.

13. Installation

Take out of the box with care. Please check the

product immediately for any damage that may

have resulted during shipping and contact

ROMPA® immediately if there are any problems.

We suggest that you keep the packaging in a safe

place for storage and transportation.

Check that the product is working before filling it

with water.

There are two screw holes on each side of the

Power Supply Hshould you wish to wall mount the unit, or secure it to the floor.

No fixings are supplied as these depend on the surface the unit will be attached to.

Note: please wall mount in a well-ventilated area. The above image shows a 110V

plug - the plug supplied will be appropriate to the country of the customer.

Place the Midi Bubble Tube on a flat, stable surface, where the tube will not be

knocked over (such as a table-top/floor).

Consider proximity to a wall socket –the power supply needs to

be plugged in.

There is no assembly required inside the bubble tube base. The

pump is integral.

Fill with clean water, leaving approximately 25mm (1”) from the

top of the tube. Do not over-fill the tube. Make sure that the jug

or bucket you are using to fill the tube is also clean. Take care not to spill the

water. It is advisable to wrap a towel around the top of the base to catch any

accidental spillages.

Remove the protective plastic film from the outside of the Midi Bubble Tube

column and dispose of this appropriately. Plastic wrap can pose a suffocation risk

to children and vulnerable adults so keep it out of reach and dispose of it

responsibly.

Put the cap X on the top of the bubble tube

column.

Plug the Power Supply Hinto the round

socket of the bubble tube using the jack plug

supplied.

Switch on at the wall. The green LED light will

be lit. There may be a slight delay.

The unit will begin to flash, displaying a

sequence of coloured lights, and bubbles will begin to rise up the tube. Turn the

wheel (Marked “Speed”) on the white Base Cover to adjust the speed of the light

change.

You can now allow your Midi Bubble Tube to function passively, where colours

change in sequence or use other switching products to control bubbles and colours.

There are different ways that users can control the tube.

Using a Super Interactive Switch Box 17274

Switch off the Bubble Tube completely. Connect the plug from the Super Interactive

Switch Box to the RJ45 socket in the base of the Bubble Tube. The protective cover

will have to be removed first and stored in a safe place so it can be replaced after

use.

To select a coloured light press one of the four buttons (red, green, yellow, blue) on

the top of the switch.

To stop the bubbles press the central button on the top of the switch. Release the

button to make the bubbles start again. On the underside of the Switch Box there is

a dial labelled BUBBLES with two options –NORMALLY ON and NORMALLY OFF.

Switch between these so that one way the bubbles start if the central button is

pressed and the other way the bubbles will stop if the central button is pressed.

To adjust the speed of the light change/flash rate use the SPEED and DELAY buttons

underneath labelled COLOURS.

YOU CAN ADD AN EXTERNAL SWITCH (JACK) –When a ROMPA®switch is plugged

into the Jack Socket on the side of the Superactive Switch Box, most other controls

will be over-ridden, i.e. push buttons, colours etc. There are nine possible options

when a ROMPA®switch is used. Use the dials on the underside of the Super

Interactive Switch Box.

With the left hand dial set to COLOURS and the right hand one to FLASH ON, then

the bubbles will be on all of the time and the Lights will come on when the ROMPA®

switch is activated.

With the left hand dial set to BUBBLES and the right hand one to FLASH ON, then the

lights will be on all of the time and the bubbles will come on when the ROMPA®

switch is activated.

With the left hand dial set to COLOURS and the right hand one to FLASH OFF, then

the bubbles and lights will be on all of the time and the Lights will stop when the

ROMPA®switch is activated.

With the left hand dial set to BUBBLES and the right hand one to FLASH OFF, then

the bubbles and lights will be on all of the time and the bubbles will stop when the

ROMPA®switch is activated.

With the left hand dial set to COLOURS and the right hand one to HOLD, then the

bubbles will be on all of the time and the Lights will start when the ROMPA®switch is

activated and will only stop when the ROMPA®switch is activated again.

With the left hand dial set to BUBBLES and the right hand one to HOLD, then the

lights will be on all of the time and the bubbles will start when the ROMPA®switch is

activated and will only stop when the ROMPA®switch is activated again.

With the left hand dial set to BOTH and the right hand one to FLASH ON, then the

bubbles and lights will be off and they will only come on when the ROMPA®switch is

activated.

With the left hand dial set to BOTH and the right hand one to FLASH OFF, then the

Bubbles and Lights will be on all of the time and the Lights and Bubbles will stop

when the ROMPA®switch is activated.

With the left hand dial set to BOTH and the right hand one to HOLD, then the lights

and bubbles will be on all of the time and both will stop when the ROMPA®switch is

activated and will only start when the ROMPA®switch is activated again.

14. Care and Maintenance

Regularly change the water and use a suitable water-cleansing agent, such as BCB fluid.

Wash the exterior of the Midi Bubble Tube with a slightly soapy cloth. Wipe excess

soap away with a damp cloth.

Never use solvent based cleaning products, methylated spirits, alcohol wipes or

liquid detergents to clean the Midi Bubble Tube.

This product contains LEDs not lamps –it is highly unlikely that there will be any

maintenance required to the LEDs.

To prevent the growth of microbes in the water change the water monthly, empty

the tube altogether if it is not to be used for long periods and do not add bleach,

coloured dyes or salt to the water.

The environment will affect how often the water needs to be changed. Bubble tubes

in dark, damp environments with minimal ventilation will need changing at a

different frequency to those in bright, well-ventilated rooms.

Plan for holidays and if the bubble tube will be switched off for long periods, empty

the water out.

If necessary, for example if the tube is used in an area where lime-scale in water is a

problem, it may be advisable to use an appropriate water softener.

WARNING: Failure to cleanse your bubble tube water and/or use an appropriate

water softener can block bubble tube valves and encourage product failure.

To empty the bubble tube, unplug from the wall socket first.

When you need to switch the bubble tube OFF after use, or before maintenance (e.g. before

changing the water) please note that:

There is no ON/OFF switch on the bubble tube itself, or on the power supply shown below.

Power should be disconnected by removing the mains plug from the wall socket. Do

not disconnect the jack plug of the power supply from the round POWER IN 12V AC

socket at the base of the bubble tube. Repeatedly disconnecting the jack plug from

this round socket is likely to lead to damage to the bubble tube, and should also be

avoided for safety reasons.

15. Troubleshooting

In the unlikely event of product failure, please check the following:

Problem: No lights, no bubbles

Check that the bubble tube is plugged in at the wall

Check that the power supply is connected

Check the green LED light is on

Problem: Lights but no bubbles

Try switching the bubble tube off and then again.

Check all pipes are firmly connected and free of kinks/bends. Check the pipes have

not worked free –occasionally vibrations/transportation can loosen pipes.

Have you connected a Super Interactive Switch Box (17274) to make your Bubble

Tube interactive? Is the Switch Box firmly connected? Turn the Switch Box over –is

it set to ‘Bubbles On’? If it is not, set it to this.

Has the bubble tube been recently cleaned? The pipes can get blocked with

limescale or dirt, which prevents air getting through. Please follow care and

maintenance instructions above.

Problem: Super Interactive Switch Box does not work

Is the Switch Box firmly connected? Turn the Switch Box over –is it set to ‘Bubbles

On’? If it is not, set it to this.

If this suggestion does not work, it is possible that the pump has failed. Contact

ROMPA®for advice.

Problem: Water leaking into the base

The non-return value (in the base of the bubble tube) has worked free. This valve

stops water flowing into the pump. If there are no bubbles and leaked water re-

attach this valve securely.

Further copies of these instructions can be downloaded at www.rompa.com

We hope you find our instructions invaluable. If you have any suggestions for improving

them further your comments will be greatly received –please contact us at

[email protected]

Midi Bubble Tube 19771, September 2014

1. Produit

Unité à Bulles ‘Midi’

2. Code

19771

3. Couleur

Le couvercle de base est blanc

4. Brève Description

Une version plus petite de notre déjà célèbre unité à bulles. Si l'unité n'est pas

solidement attachée, ne l'utiliser que sous surveillance d'une tierce personne. Idéal pour

les espaces plus limités comme à la maison par exemple.

5. Contenu

1 x base avec la colonne attaché

1 x couvercle de base (couvercle blanc en plastique)

1 x bouchon (X)

1 x boîte d’alimentation (boîte d’alimentation) (H)*

1 x embout protecteur (fourni dans la prise RJ45 de la base)

*la prise de la boîte d’alimentation conviendra au pays du client

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