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Connections

3

Step 1 

Connect pneumatic tubes.

Step 2 

Connect power supply

Step 3 

Flush test. Place the unit onto the mounting frame (no need to lock) and initiate 
a full and partial ush independently by waving a hand in front of the ush icon. 
If successful proceed to 

Section 5 Fill Delay

 

If either or both ushes were unsuccessful proceed to 

Section 4 Boosting

Full Flush 

Connect white/clear 
pneumatic tube to the 
port marked with a full 
round symbol.

Wiring Transformer

Wire the transformer to a suitable 3A
fused spur. Ensure all electrical work is 
undertaken by a qualied electrician
and is in compliance with all relevant 
statutory electrical standards. 

Power Up

Plug the power jack into 
the socket in the rear of 
the unit.

Note:

 When powered up 

the front icons will ash 
red, green then blue.

Partial Flush 

Connect green pneumatic 
tube to the port marked 
with a half round symbol.

Summary of Contents for Wave S3

Page 1: ...ator 2016 Thomas Dudley Ltd 13213 iss A WAVE MAIL Thomas Dudley Ltd P O Box 28 Birmingham New Road Dudley West Midlands DY1 4SN TEL 0121 557 5411 FAX 0121 557 5345 EMAIL sales thomasdudley co uk WEBSITE www thomasdudley co uk ...

Page 2: ...SN www thomasdudley co uk Fixing Template SOLID LINE SELECT CORRECT CUTTING LINE DOTTED LINE Mounting Option 1 Use solid line as cutting guide when fixing directly to panels or walls 205 mm Panel wall fixing hole only Panel wall fixing hole only 116 mm 198 mm 109 mm Mounting Option 2 or 3 Use dotted line as cutting guide when fixing toThomas Dudley bridging tunnel Wave S3 Smart Flush Actuator 2016 Tho...

Page 3: ...ns below Mounting Option 1 Mounting frame only Install mounting frame directly to wall Mounting Option 3 Mounting frame with bridging tunnel Tunnel is used to clamp mounting frame to wall and provide an internal service aperture as shown Tunnel must be cut to a depth slightly less than the wall thickness to allow for clamping Note Longer screws may be required for larger wall thicknesses not inclu...

Page 4: ...o Section 4 Boosting Full Flush Connect white clear pneumatic tube to the port marked with a full round symbol Wiring Transformer Wire the transformer to a suitable 3A fused spur Ensure all electrical work is undertaken by a quali ed electrician and is in compliance with all relevant statutory electrical standards Power Up Plug the power jack into the socket in the rear of the unit Note When power...

Page 5: ...ecutive ushes to allow the cistern to re ll This can be set at a range of time periods between 15 and 120 seconds which are visible on the ll delay dial If the ush test carried out in Section 3 failed on either or both ush options a Boost can be independently applied to deliver more air to the valve Step 1 Press any rear button once to enter Boost Mode The current boost setting will now be display...

Page 6: ...any cubicle doors are closed Step 3 Immediately before scanning the unit will beep more rapidly and scanning will commence Ensure the area remains in its inactive state for the duration of the scanning procedure Step 4 On completion of the scanning procedure the unit will sound a long beep The ADR is now set just short of the nearest large static object Manual To set a range shorter than the defau...

Page 7: ...Locking the Unit 7 Step 1 Locate the locking toggles Step 2 Using a suitably sized screwdriver or allen key turn the locking toggles inwards approximately 45 to the lock position ...

Page 8: ...lluminate red to indicate that ushing is temporarily unavailable When re lled both icons will either illuminate blue if the user is still within range or become inactive if the user has vacated the area Obstruction Warning Flashing red icons indicate that there is an obstacle hindering operation Operation 8 Inactive When a user is outside the activation detection range ADR the icons are not illumi...

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