Sun Capsule on Board T- Max with Audio

System

Hookup and Programming Guide

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Component List

Timer Display

Timer Board w/enclosure box

Power Cable

MP3 Cable

Comm A Cable

Comm B Cable

Mounting Bracket

Sun Capsule Audio

System

Mount the Sun Capsule Audio System to the mounting bracket before you mount the bracket onto the booth.

Mount the bracket with the Sun Capsule Audio System to the back of the outside ceiling of the booth.

Mount the black Timer Board box to the ceiling so it is sitting on top of the Sun Capsule Audio System.

Mount the Timer Display inside the tanning area of the Sun Capsule tanning booth.

Connect the A side of the Comm A cable to the back of the Timer Display. Connect the other side to the Comm port on the Sun Capsule box. (It does not matter which port it is plugged into).

Connect the B side of the Comm B cable to the Timer Board. Connect the other side to the Comm port on the Sun Capsule Audio box.

Connect the Timer/Audio Power cord to the metal junction box on the ceiling of the unit. Connect the AC Power cord to the Sun Capsule Audio box. Connect the Timer power cord to the Timer Display box.

Connect the red MP3 Input wire to the red MP3 Input on the Sun Capsule Audio box. Connect the white MP3 Input wire to the white MP3 Input on the Sun Capsule Audio box. Run the black MP3 Jack end through the ceiling of the unit into the tanning area.

Connect the white 4-wire Remote Timer plug from the Timer Board to the metal junction box on the outside ceiling of the booth.

Connect the metal clips of the speaker wire to the speakers on the ceiling of the booth. Connect the bare wire ends of the speaker wire to the left and right speaker outputs on the Sun Capsule Audio board. Connect the red wire to the red terminal and the black wire to the black terminal.

Setting the Parameters

You must have the RJ22 Daisy Chain wire unplugged from the Timer Board in order to set the parameters.

Press and hold the Start/Stop and the Volume Up buttons together at the same time until the parameter screen appears. The arrow to the left will indicate which feature you are on. -Press the Volume Up button to select the parameter number. -Press the Start/Stop button to move the arrow down to Value. -Press the Volume Up button to select the values for that parameter. -Press the Start/Stop button to save the features set. For example: To set a 5 minute delay: When the arrow is set on the Parameter option, press the Volume Up button until it shows parameter number 3. Then press the Start/Stop button to move the arrow down to Value. Once the arrow is on the Value option, press the Volume Up button until the value shows the number 5. To save, press the Start/Stop button once. To exit, press and hold both the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons at the same time. The display will go back to the main screen.

An FM Antenna is required in order for the FM Stations to receive a signal.

Parameters

PARM RANGE FUNCTION DEFAULT VALUE 1 1 - 128, 254, 255 Unit Address 1 3 0 - 10 Session Delay in Minutes 3 5 Session Count 0 6 0 - 65535 Lamp Hours 0 7 0 - 65535 Bed Hours 0 8 0 - 65535 Manual Sessions 0 9 0, 1 Dirty Function, 0=Off, 1=On (Start/Stop to Clear) 1 10 0, 1 Key Lock, 0=Off, 1=On 0 13 0 - 10 Cool Down Time (Minutes) (Recommend 0) 5 15 0 - 65535 Unchangeable Session Count 0 19 TPI Enable 0 20 0 - 100 Default Session Volume 1 21 0 - 100 Idle Volume 1 29 0 - 100 Max Volume 10 30 0 - 6 Default Audio Source

0 - Line 1 - AUX (MP3) 2 – FM1 3 – FM2 4 – FM3 5 – FM4 6 – FM5

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33 0, 1 AUDIO KEYS ENDABLED IN IDLE MODE 0 41 0, 1 TEMPERATURE SENSE ENABLE 0 44 0 - 30 AMP COMMS TIMEOUT 6 51 0 - 255 FRACTIONAL LAMP HOURS 0 52 0 - 255 FRACTIONAL BED HOURS 0 65 881 – 1079 FM 1 STATION PRESET 875 66 881 - 1079 FM 2 STATION PRESET 875 67 881 - 1079 FM 3 STATION PRESET 875 68 881 - 1079 FM 4 STATION PRESET 875 69 881 - 1079 FM 5 STATION PRESET 875 70 0, 1 LINE INPUT ENABLE 1 71 0, 1 AUX INPUT ENABLE 1 72 0, 1 FM INPUT ENABLE 1 73 0, 8 DMX INPUT ENABLE, NUMBER OF DMX CH 0 75 0 - 255 VOLUME 0 0 76 0 - 255 VOLUME 1 2 77 0 – 255 VOLUME 2 5 78 0 – 255 VOLUME 3 10 79 0 – 255 VOLUME 4 15 80 0 – 255 VOLUME 5 20 81 0 – 255 VOLUME 6 25 82 0 – 255 VOLUME 7 45 83 0 – 255 VOLUME 8 60 84 0 – 255 VOLUME 9 85 85 0 - 255 VOLUME 10 100