Rompa 20566 User manual

1. Product Name

Infinity and Beyond Panel by ROMPA®

2. Product Code

20566

3. Colour

Black or white

4. Brief Description

Now compatible with Wi Fi! Wireless control - interactivity easily and remotely! Multi-

function. An invaluable teaching, stimulating, motivating and leisure tool. For all ages and

all abilities.

5. Contents

1 x Panel

1 x One Button Switch Box

6. Snoezelen® Stimulations

Sight

Sound

7. Best Use

Use in a darkened environment, for maximum visual impact. For maximum wireless

interactivity, this panel can be used as part of ROMPA®’s Wi Fi system or as part of a

room with ROMPA®’s Sensory Magic Touch Screen.

8. Compatible ROMPA® Products

19847 –8 Colour Wirefree Controller

19939 –Wi Fi Interactive Carpet switch Set by ROMPA®

18870 - Talking Cube by ROMPA®

20402 –Mini Talking Cube

20563 –Wi Fi Microphone by ROMPA®

19214 –Colour Changing Panel by ROMPA®

18518/18522 - Porter

See www.rompa.com for an extensive range of switches.

9. Starting Up

Plug into mains socket. Keep mains cable out of reach

Turn whole panel on using ON/OFF switch, located at the top of the panel

Use the push buttons on the front to control the panel’s operation

10. Detailed Description

Now compatible with Wi Fi! Wireless control - interactivity easily and remotely! Multi-

function. An invaluable teaching, stimulating, motivating and leisure tool. For all ages and

all abilities.

•49 different light effects to choose from •adjust the display to each client's needs

•encourages client to stand and reach •good for tracking, hand/eye co-ordination and

anticipation •large accessible integrated push buttons •switch included

There are 64 multi-coloured LEDs on an acrylic backed mirror in this panel. They shine onto

a one-way mirror and their light is reflected back to give an impression of infinity. At the

bottom of the panel is a jack socket. If a switch terminated in a jack plug is inserted into the

socket the display can be controlled via the external switch. A One Button Switch Box is

included (see below) but further switches can be purchased separately.

NOTE: Only suitable switches should be used in conjunction with the Infinity and Beyond.

Radios, amplifiers or other equipment terminated in jack plugs should never be connected.

Damage to the electronics of either or both items is likely to follow. Similarly a hand held

microphone must not be plugged straight into this product.

OPERATION

1. Plug in to mains supply. Switch on using the rocker switch at the top of the panel. The

display will light up immediately.

2. Connect the One Button Switch Box to the jack socket on the lower half of the panel as

required. Another compatible simple switch could be connected to this jack socket e.g.

Soft Koosh Switch 19966:

3. There are four buttons on the panel, as shown below. These have the following

functions:

Pattern Selection (red button with a swirl)

There are 49 LED effects to choose from.

These are:

1. All the LEDs in both circles are illuminated and the colours rotate (2 LEDs at

a time) in sequence, showing full circles. The display is multi-coloured -

red, green, blue and purple. The rotation is clockwise.

2. All the LEDs in both circles are illuminated, showing full circles. The display is red only.

The LEDs appear to rotate.

3. All the LEDs in both circles are illuminated, showing full circles. The display is green

only. The LEDS appear to rotate.

4. All the LEDs in both circles are illuminated, showing full circles. The display is blue only.

The LEDS appear to rotate.

5. All the LEDs in both circles are illuminated. The display is

multi-coloured –red, green, blue, pale blue, yellow, orange,

purple. The LEDs rotate, one LED at a time.

6. As 2., but in the opposite direction.

7. As 3., but in the opposite direction.

8. As 4., but in the opposite direction.

9. The display is multi-coloured –red, green, blue, purple.

Both circles are displayed in full. The effect is rotating

clockwise, 2 LEDs at a time.

10. All the LEDs in both circles are illuminated, mostly in red,

with 3 green LEDs rotating anti-clockwise in sequence (see

right).

11. All the LEDs in both circles are illuminated, mostly in green,

with 3 red LEDs rotating anti-clockwise in sequence.

12. All the LEDs on both circles are illuminated, mostly in blue,

with 3 yellow LEDs rotating anti-clockwise in sequence.

13. The effects of 10., but clockwise.

14. The effects of 11.,but clockwise.

15. The effects of 12., but clockwise.

16. Only the LEDS in the bottom circle are illuminated. The LEDs

are red, with 4 LEDs in green, rotating in sequence in an anti-

clockwise direction.

17. Only the LEDs in the bottom circle are illuminated. The LEDs

are green, with 4 LEDs in red, rotating in sequence in an anti-

clockwise direction.

18. Only the LEDs in the bottom circle are illuminated. The LEDs

are blue, with 4 LEDs in yellow, rotating in an anti-clockwise

direction (see right).

19. Only the LEDs in the bottom circle are illuminated. There are

red, green, white LEDs rotating in sequence in an anti-

clockwise direction.

20. As 16., but the display moves clockwise.

21. As 17., but the display moves clockwise.

22. As 18., but the display moves clockwise.

23. As 19., but the display moves clockwise.

24. Only the LEDs in the upper circle are illuminated. The LEDs

are red, with 4 LEDs in green rotating in an anti-clockwise

direction.

25. Only the LEDs in the upper circle are illuminated. The LEDs

are green, with 4 LEDs in red, rotating in an anti-clockwise

direction (see right).

26. Only the LEDs in the upper circle are illuminated. The LEDs are

blue, with 4 LEDs in yellow, rotating in an anti-clockwise

direction.

27. Only the LEDs in the upper circle are illuminated. There are 4

red, 4 green, 4 red, 4 green LEDs and so on, rotating in an anti-

clockwise direction.

28. As 24., but the display moves clockwise.

29. As 25., but the display moves clockwise.

30. As 26., but the display moves clockwise.

31. Only the LEDs in the upper circle are illuminated –4 red LEDs

then 4 green, then 4 red etc, moving clockwise.

32. The LEDs outlining the joined circles are illuminated. The

overlap of the circles is not illuminated. The display is red only.

33. As 32., but in green only.

34. The LEDs outlining the joined circles are illuminated. The

overlap of the circles is not illuminated. The LEDs are multi-

coloured (yellow, red, purple, blue, orange etc) –the colours

rotate in sequence (see right).

35. The LEDs outlining the joined circles are illuminated. The

overlap of the circles is not illuminated. The LEDs are

alternately one red, one green, one red, one green etc –the

colours rotate in sequence.

36. The LEDs outlining the joined circles are illuminated. The overlap of the circles is not

illuminated. The LEDs are green. The colours rotate in a sequence: 2 LEDs ON, 2 LEDs OFF.

37. The LEDs outlining the joined circles are illuminated. The overlap of the circles is not

illuminated. The LEDs are multi-coloured and rotating in sequence.

38. As 35., but in an anti-clockwise direction.

39. One red LED moves around the outline of both circles, in an anti-clockwise direction.

40. As 39, but green.

41. As 39, but blue.

42. Starting in the bottom circle, the number of illuminated LEDs increases by one. Once the

full figure of eight is illuminated, the number of LEDs decreases by one. The display is

red, and moves in an anti-clockwise direction.

43. As 42., but the display is green.

44. The display is red, with 4 green LEDs in each circle, rotating

anti-clockwise in sequence.

45. The display is green, with 4 red LEDs in each circle, rotating

anti-clockwise in sequence.

46. The outline of the 2 circles is purple, with green LEDs in the

central oval where the two circles overlap. Within this

central oval, two red dots rotate in sequence (see right).

47. The outline of the 2 circles is green, with blue LEDs in the

central oval where the two circles overlap. Within this

central oval, two red dots rotate in sequence.

48. The outline of the 2 circles is green, with blue LEDs in the

central oval where the two circles overlap. Within this

central oval, four red dots rotate in sequence.

49. All the LEDs are illuminated in a single colour, with the

pattern rotating. After approximately 6 seconds, the colour

changes. The colour sequence is typically red, green, blue,

yellow, purple, white (light blue), turquoise, orange and back to red.

In Mode 2, connect a switch via the jack socket in the bottom of the panel e.g. the round

One Button Switch Box to stop and start one of the 49 LED effects. Activate the switch to

stop and start the chosen LED effect.

Speed (green button with lightning flash)

There are 12 speed options available. Each touch of this button will make the

LED effects move more quickly. After the twelfth option, the speed options

will start again at the slowest option.

Stop/Start (blue button with 2 vertical lines)

Use this button to stop and start the rotation of the LED effect.

Sound Effects (yellow button with musical notes)

Press this button to activate a sound effect at any time. There are 4 sounds

which play in the same order. Use the Volume button at the top of the panel

to adjust the volume. When the panel is switched off after use, the panel; will

‘remember’ the last volume setting chosen. The Volume button can be either

pressed repeatedly or held down to adjust the volume setting.

Modes

Mode 1: The first pattern is repeated continuously till the Pattern button is pressed, or until

the connected switch is pressed. The Stop/Start button can be used in this mode.

Mode 2: Automatic pattern change. The pattern changes when the Red button with the

swirl is pressed, or after several cycles. How quickly the several cycles is completed depends

on the speed chosen with the Speed Button. The Stop/Start button can be used in this

mode.

Mode 3: Infinity and Beyond will light up the next LED with every touch of the Stop/Start

button (or an external switch connected via jack socket). That is to say that whereas Modes

1 and 2 move between effects, Mode 3 remains on the same effect, but moves the LEDs

along in sequence.

To change between modes:

The panel starts up in whichever mode it has been set to.

To choose Mode 2, press the top rocker switch at the top of the panel till it is in the central

position.

To choose Mode 3, press top rocker switch till it is on Mode 3.

Switch off after use.

Wi Fi Operation

This panel is also part of ROMPA®’s extensive Wi Fi

range. This means that the colour of the display can

be controlled using any one of ROMPA®’s Wi Fi

controllers. For example, a Talking Cube could

control the colour of the Infinity and Beyond, as well

as other products in the room.

11. Safety

Always supervise the use of this product.

For indoor use only.

12. Technical Specification

Size: 115 x 72.5 x 11 cm

Weight: 21kg

Input: 230V 50 Hz (110/120V for US) 60 Hz

Output: 12V DC 5A

Fuse: 5A fuse in mains plug (UK)

Cover: phthalate-free

LEDs: 64 x multi-colour, high brightness (-90mcd) 10mm diameter, 50 degree

viewing angle

13. Installation

1. Choose a safe and suitable indoor location for your panel. The panel is ONLY to be

used in dry environments. The ambient temperature should not exceed 40°C.

2. No fixings are included in this product for the wall. When fixing it to the wall please

consult a suitably qualified professional builder or from an estates department to

understand the construction of the wall the panel is to be fixed to, so that the

correct fittings can be used.

3. Attach fixings such as mirror plates to the back of the panel. Check the fixings e.g.

mirror plates you buy can easily support 21kg. You may wish to attach two mirror

plates to the back of the panel at the top and two on the back at the bottom. When

attaching fixings to the back of the panel please proceed with caution –be aware

that there are electrical assemblies inside the panel. A short screw of no more than

20mm will be suitable in the safe fixing area shown.

4. Alternatively, this Panel may be used in a Porter 18518/18522 –see ROMPA®

catalogue/website for further information.

14. Care and Maintenance

Wipe the exterior of the Panel with a clean, soft and very slightly dampened cloth.

Do not allow the Panel to become wet.

Do not strike the Panel –handle it with appropriate care.

In the unlikely event of product failure this panel will automatically shut down.

Please seek advice –only a suitably qualified person should attempt repair.

Since this product uses LEDs not lamps, and LEDs last several thousand hours, it is

extremely unlikely that the LEDs will need replacing.

Once this product is eventually exhausted, please dispose of it appropriately.

15. Troubleshooting

Problem : My Panel does not light up?

Ensure that the panel is plugged in and switched on

Check the fuse in plug

If the front cover has been removed, it is possible that removal has dislodged the

small black box that is connected to both the jack socket (visible from the front) and

the back of the front cover. Attached to this small black box is a plug from the

transformer –this plugs into the small black box. Check if this has become detached.

Check all connections are properly connected.

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]

INFINITY AND BEYOND PANEL 20566, July 2019

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