TWINDRIVE® TD32/TD33
User manual

LINAK.COM/HOMELINE
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Contents
Preface.............................................................................................................................................. 3
Important information.................................................................................................................... 4
Safety instructions........................................................................................................................... 4
Before installation, reinstallation or troubleshooting...................................................................... 6
Before start-up............................................................................................................................. 6
During operation........................................................................................................................... 6
Misc............................................................................................................................................. 6
Only for EU markets......................................................................................................................... 7
Only for Non EU markets................................................................................................................ 7
Repairs. ............................................................................................................................................ 8
Misc. on the TD3 TWINDRIVE® system........................................................................................... 9
Description of the TD3 TWINDRIVE® system................................................................................. 9Connections.................................................................................................................................... 10
Mains inlet...................................................................................................................................... 10
Cable relief..................................................................................................................................... 11
Mounting guidelines for the TWINDRIVE.................................................................................... 12
Functional description................................................................................................................... 13
		 Start-up - How to install the RF handset................................................................................ 14
		 Connections of LA27 actuators.............................................................................................. 15
		 Child lock function - only for HB20RF.................................................................................... 16
		 Frequency tuning (FT)............................................................................................................ 17
		 Disturbance of RF signals...................................................................................................... 18
		 Massage systems.................................................................................................................. 19
		 Mounting instructions for the massage motor ....................................................................... 23
		Accessories .......................................................................................................................... 25
		 Changing of batteries............................................................................................................ 26
		 Emergency lowering function: (optional)................................................................................ 26
		 Welding the twist bracket on the frame ................................................................................. 28
Labels ........................................................................................................................................... 29
Disposal of LINAK products.......................................................................................................... 30
Disposal of batteries..................................................................................................................... 31
Drawing appendix.......................................................................................................................... 32
Manufacturer’s declaration.......................................................................................................... 37
Addresses........................................................................................................................................ 40

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Preface
Dear User,
We are delighted that you have chosen a product from LINAK®.
LINAK systems are high-tech products based on many years of experience in the manufacture and developmentof actuators, electric control boxes, controls and chargers.
This User Manual does not address the end-user. It is intended as a source of information for the manufacturerof the equipment or system only, and it will tell you how to install, use and maintain your LINAK electronics. It
is the responsibility of the manufacturer of the end-use product to provide a User Manual where relevant safety
information from this manual is passed on to the end-user.
We are sure that your LINAK product/system will give you many years of problem-free operation.
Before our products leave the factory they undergo full function and quality testing. Should you neverthelessexperience problems with your LINAK product/system, you are always welcome to contact your local dealer.
LINAK subsidiaries and some distributors situated all over the world have authorised service centres, which arealways ready to help you.
LINAK provides a warranty on all its products. This warranty, however, is subject to correct use in accordancewith the specifications, maintenance being done correctly and any repairs being carried out at a service centre,
which is authorised to repair LINAK products.
Changes in installation and use of LINAK products/systems can affect their operation and durability. The
products are not to be opened by unauthorised personnel.
The User Manual has been written based on our present technical knowledge. We are constantly working on
updating the information and we therefore reserve the right to carry out technical modifications.
LINAK A/S

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Informations importantes
Les informations importantes sur les produits LINAK® peuvent être trouvées dansles rubriques suivantes:
Attention!
Le non respect de ces instructions peut entraîner des accidents impliquantdes blessures graves.
Ne pas suivre ces instructions peut entraîner l´endommagement ou
destruction du produit.
Consignes de sécurité
Géneral
Le non respect de ces instructions peut entraîner des accidents impliquant desblessures graves.
Ne pas suivre ces instructions peut entraîner l´endommagement ou destruction duproduit.
L´utilisation en toute sécurité du système n´est possible que si l´intégralité desinstructions ont été lues et ont été strictement suivies.
Le non respect de se conformer aux instructions marquées du symbole “note”
peut entraîner de graves dommages au système ou à un de ses composants.
Il est important pour tout individu qui connecte, installe, ou utilise le systèmed´avoir les informations nécessaires et l´accès à ce mannuel d´utilisation.
Suivez les instructions pour le montage – risque de blessure si ces instructions
ne sont pas suivies.
L´appareil n´est pas destiné à être utilisé par des enfants ou des personnes
handicapées sans surveillance.
S´il y a des dommages visibles sur le produit, l´installation ne doit pas êtreeffectuée.
Prendre en compte lors de la construction du matériel, dans lequell´actionneur est incorporé, qu´il ne doit y avoir aucune possibilité de blessures
corporelles, telles que la compression des doigts ou des bras.
Assurez un espace libre autours du materiel pour éviter tout blocage.

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This device complies with part 15 of the
FCC Rules. Operation is subject to thefollowing two conditions:(1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and(2) This device must accept any
interference received, includinginterference that may cause
undesired operation
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of thedevice.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux
appareils radio exempts de licence.
L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes :(1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit
accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptibled’en compromettre le fonctionnement.

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Avant l´installation, ré-installation ou le dépannage:• Arrêtez TD3• Retirez la prise du secteur• Soulagez TD3 des toutes charges qui pourraient être émises lors de l´utilisation
Avant de démarage:• Assurez-vous que le système a été installalé comme indiqué dans le mannueld´utilisateur.
• Assurez-vous que la tension du boîtier de contrôle est correcte avant que lesystème soit connecté sur le secteur.
• Système de connection. Les différentes pièces doivent être connectées entre elles
avant que le boîtier de contrôle soit connecté au secteur.
Consultez le manuel d´utilisation si nécessaire.
Pendant le fonctionnement:• Si le boîtier de contrôle émet un bruit ou odeurs inhabituelles, éteignez la tension
immédiatement.
• Veuillez à ce que les cables ne soient pas endommagés.
• Débranchez le cable d´alimentation sur l´équipement mobile avant qu´il ne soit
déplacé.
• Les produits ne doivent-être utilisés que dans un environement qui correspond àleur IP.
Divers:Le système d´actionneur présente un niveau sonore inférieur à 55dB (A) dans desapplications typiques.
Les mises à jours des manuels et autres informations peuvent-être trouvées sur
www.linak.com/homeline

Electromagnetic fields (EMF):
This LINAK appliance complies will all standards regarding electromagnetic fields (EMF). If handled properly and according to
instructions in this user manual, the appliance is safe to use based on scientific evidence available today.
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Seulement pour les marchés au sein de l´UE:
Cet appareil peut-être utilisé par des enfants âgés de 8 ans et plus, ainsi
que les personnes dont les capacités physiques, sensorielles ou mentales
sont réduites ou ayant un manque d´expérience et de connaissance si elles
ont bénéficié d´une surveillance ou d´instructions concernant l´utilisation del´appareil en toute sécurité et compris les risques encourus.
Les enfants ne doivent pas jouer avec l´appareil. Le nettoyage et l´entretien nedoivent pas être rèalisés par des enfants sans surveillance.
Seulement pour les marchés hors UE.
Les personnes qui n´ont pas l´expérience ou les connaissances nécessaires
sur le ou les produit(s) ne doivent pas le ou les utiliser. Par ailleurs, lespersonnes ayant des capacités physiques, sensorielles ou mentales réduites
ne doivent pas utiliser le ou les produit(s), sauf si elles sont sous surveillanceou ont suivi une formation approfondie de l´utilisation de l´appareil parl´individu responsable de la securité de ces personnes.
De plus, les enfants doivent-être sous surveillance afin de s´assurer qu´ils ne
jouent pas avec le produit.
Utilisation abusive:
Ne surchargez pas les actionneurs – cela peut engendrer un risque deblessures corporelles et endommager le système.
Ne pas utiliser les actionneurs pour soulever des personnes. Ne pas s´asseoir
ou se tenir debout sur une table en fonctionnement – risque de blessures.
Ne pas utiliser le système dans dans des environnements autres quel´utilisation intérieure prévue.

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Repairs

In order to avoid the risk of malfunction, all TWINDRIVE® repairs must only be carried out by authorised LINAK workshops or
repairers, as special tools must be used and special gaskets must be fitted. TWINDRIVE under warranty must also be returned
to authorised LINAK workshops.

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Misc. on the TD3 TWINDRIVE® system
This system is a TWINDRIVE system developed for leisure beds and for indoor use in private homes.
Warranty
There is 36 months’ warranty on the TWINDRIVE® products against manufacturing faults calculated from the production
date of the individual products (see label). LINAK A/S’ warranty is only valid in so far as the equipment has been used andmaintained correctly and has not been tampered with. Furthermore, the system must not be exposed to violent treatment. In
the event of this, the warranty will be ineffective/invalid. For further details, please see standard terms of sale and delivery for
LINAK A/S.
Maintenance
Clean dust and dirt on the outside of the system at appropriate intervals and inspect them for damage and breaks.
Inspect the connections, cables and plugs and check for correct functioning as well as fixing points.
The cleaners and disinfectants must not be highly alkaline or acidic(pH value 6-8).
It is not allowed to use solvents for cleaning up.
Max. load running head and foot end motors at the same time in upward direction is 350 Nm on Headmotor, and 200 Nm on Foot end motor.
For customers in the US/Canada:
The mains cable for this product has a polarised plug (one blade is wider than the other). It will only fit in a polarised
outlet one way. If it does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician
to install a proper outlet. Do not change the plug in any way.

Description of the TWINDRIVE® TD3 system
Each TWINDRIVE® TD3 unit consists of 2 internal motors and a built-in control, which makes it a very compact unit. The mains
cable is exchangeable. Only the handset must be paired.
Application of the TWINDRIVE® TD3 system:
Irrespective of the load the Duty cycle: 10% ~ 3 min./ hour or max. 2 min. at continous use followed by 18 min.
not in use.
Do not turn on the system if it is not mounted in a bed.

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Connections
CH.1 CH.2 CH.3

Reset

Mains inlet
Battery drawer

Hand Control
connection

Battery cable/connection

Cable relief

Connection of massage motors (TD32 series):
CH1

CH2

Footrest

Headrest

Connection CH1, CH2 and CH3 (TD33 series)
Massage motors (MD1)
LA27 actuators
Accessories (LED, DC Connector, USB Connector, Bluetooth2Lin)

Mains inlet
The mains cable can either be a standard computer power cable or a mains cable with mains cut-off. Both versions areexchangeable. The mains cut-off mains cable ensures that the TD3 system has a very low standby power consumptionof only 0.1 W

Mains cables

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Cable relief
It is important to use the cable relief for the mains cable on the TD3. By using the cable relief you avoid that the mains
cable plug is pulled out of the TD3 and a malfunction occurs.

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Mounting guidelines for the TWINDRIVE®

Place the TD3 below the twist brackets/“arms” of the bed

Mount the TD3 and slide the closing devices over the gaps and make sure that the closing devices are in place before the TD3
is used.

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Functional description
Hand Control HB10RF:

Up – down head motor
Up – down foot motor
Simultaneous up/down

Hand Control HB20RF:
Up – down head motor
Up – down foot motor
up to 3 extra channels
common operation up/down (option)
1
2

Memory positions(3 positions)

3
S

Store Button
Light Button

How to store• Drive to the desired position• Push “S”• Immediately afterwards the desired memory position must be pushed (1, 2 or 3)• The position is now stored
Drive to stored memory position
Push (1, 2 or 3) keep the button down until the position has been reached.
Hand Control HC20RF:
Up – down head motor
Up – down foot motor
up to 3 extra channels
common operation up/down (option)

Memory positions (3 positions)Store Button
Light Button
Torch - Light Button
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Start-up - How to install the RF handset:
The TD3 can accept commands from up to 2 RF handsets.
From the factory the TD3 cannot recognise any RF handsets at all and must be matched to the RF handset(s) by the end-user/
bed manufacturer before these can control the TD3 operation.
Conditions which must be fulfilled prior to activating the learning mode:• Both the back and the leg actuators must be in the fully down position; if one or both actuators are NOT in the fully down
position; the matching procedure cannot be continued as now an ordinary reset down function is performed instead.
Thereafter, the reset key must be released and reactivated.
Activating the learning mode:• Activate the reset key on the TD3 by using a pen or similar to keep the button pressed.
• Keeping the reset key activated; the RF handset(s) must be activated one at a time by pressing a random key on the RF
handset. The RF handset IDs are stored in the TD3 memory and at the same time, previous RF handset IDs are erased.

HB12RF

HB22RF

HC20RF• After having activated the RF handset keys; the reset key must be released.
• If no RF handset keys are activated during the matching procedure; no changes are made in the ID memory of the TD3.

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Connection of LA27 actuators:
The TD3 will as default detect and run the LA27 using plug and play rules as illustrated in the table below. The idea is that the
Headrest is the first actuator, the Footrest is the second actuator and then the Extra function. The Headrest is always the one
nearest to the Backend and the Footrest is always the one nearest to the Leg-end.

CH1

CH2

Headrest-

Headrest

Footrest

Headrest

Footrest

Footrest

Headrest

Extra function

Headrest

Footrest

CH3
Headrest
Headrest

If 2 or 3 x LA27 actuators are connected to the TD3 and one of the LA27 actuators gets disconnected, the function of the HB
will change according to above scheme.
Start-up/initialisation of LA27 actuator:
After connection of the LA27, the system has to be initialised. Push down the button for the LA27, which has to be initialised.
When the sound from the LA27 stops, the system is initialised. If more than 1 actuator is connected, the same has to be donewith the other channels.

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Child lock function - only for HB20RF
Enable the child lock function:
To enable the child lock function the following procedure must be performed:
1. Dismount the battery lid
2. Remove 1 battery and wait for 15 seconds
3. Press both buttons on row 2 and mount the battery at the same time
4. The child lock function is now enabled
5. Mount the battery lid
See pictures below:

N.B: The child lock function only locks the actuator functions. Therefore, it is disabled when the handset is in massage
command mode.
Unlock the child lock function:
Press up and down keys of the 2nd row (footrest up/down on a HB2X) at the same time for one second. When the LED turns on,
the handset is unlocked.
NB: The handset is still locked if the keys are not released again before the LED turns off.
Automatic lock
The handset is automatically locked 10 seconds after last key press.
Signal that the handset is locked
If the handset is locked and the user tries to operate it, it will give a short flash with the LED to indicate “key is pressed, but
handset is locked”
Disable the child lock function
If you wish to disable the child lock function, just dismount a battery and wait 15 seconds before you mount it again. The childlock function is now disabled.

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Frequency tuning (FT)HB12RF

HB22RF

FT (Frequency Tuning):
FT is designed to minimise problems with interfering RF frequencies by moving the frequency of the receiver to a more optimal
placement relative to the interfering frequency. FT cannot alleviate problems if the interfering RF transmitter is sending on thesame frequency as the handsets.
The FT has three frequencies it tries out: The centre frequency found during the PCB-test, a frequency a bit lower and one a bit
higher. The two last frequencies are found by empiric testing of a number of units trying to find the optimum frequency thatgives least interference but still adequate reception. It takes approx. 7 seconds to complete the FT.
How to activate the FT:The FT can be activated at any position of the TWINDRIVE® TD.
1. Check Software and Hardware version according to above specification
2. Check that FT is enabled in the configurator, always enabled with standard configuration of TD3.
3. Be sure that the TD is connected to the mains
4. The HB has to be paired to the TD
5. Test and check that the TD can run when the HB is close to the TD (0-30 cm). Only to be sure that the TD and the HB is paired.
6. The optimum frequency is achieved when the handset can just barely activate the TD.
7. Activate FT by pressing two buttons on the HB at the same time: backrest up and backrest down. These buttons must bepressed during the entire operation for the FT to be successful. Keep the keys pressed, the frequency is now stored in the unit,
otherwise the FT returns to the last stored frequency. Keys have to be pressed for at least 7 seconds. It does not matterthat the keys are pressed for a longer time.
Return to factory setting
Push shortly on the reset button. Do not push on the HB button.
Please observe:• Should the FT see another key-press from the same handset (e.g. the user has released one of the two buttons) the FT
immediately terminates and the system returns to normal operation on the old selected frequency.
• Should the FT lose connection to the HB it will still continue scanning as the reason could be because the currently scanned
frequency is simply too bad for reception.
• The FT can be restarted again at any time by the user and can be disabled completely by configuration of the TD3.
• If the FT is disabled and a manual frequency has been entered, the system cannot be returned to centre frequency by pressing thereset button.
• If the FT somehow has selected an even worse frequency than centre-frequency (e.g. because the interfering frequency has
moved) and the FT can no longer be activated (because the unit cannot see any RF), the FT can be returned to centre-frequency
by following the procedure for pairing handsets. It is not necessary to actually re-pair the handsets, simply press the reset button
shortly while ready for re-pairing is enough.

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Disturbance of RF signals:
Please be aware that other equipments (as e.g. doorbells), which use the 433 MHz can disturb the RF signal.
Under some circumstances it is not possible to run 2 or more TD3s at the same time.

Please observe if you place 2 beds/2 x TD3 at a distance below 0.7 m the RF signals may interfere each other and the TD3s
can run irregularly.

Distance > 0.7 m

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Massage systems controlled by HB22RF2000
This HB can be used together with the TD1-memory and TD32.

Usage:
Enter/exit massage command mode
Pressing this button will toggle the handset from controlling massage functions and bed adjustment. The mode in which thehandset is, is indicated by the LED at the top of the handset :LED Flashing – handset is controlling massage functions
LED Off – handset is controlling bed functions
Pressing this button has no influence on the TWINDRIVE unit except for waking it up so that the response time to massage
commands is shorter.
If no button is pressed for 10 minutes, the control will automatically return to bed function (LED off).

Controlling the backrest massage motor
Keep the button pressed to adjust the intensity up or down (Left button up, right button down). Keeping the down buttonpressed will turn the motor off when going below minimal intensity. The intensity can be controlled when running in a
massage program, but the massage program will be temporarily halted and both motors are run with currently chosen intensity
until the up/down button is released.
A short button press turns the backrest massage motor on or off (Left button on, right button off).
If the massage motor is turned on, which had previously been turned off by decreasing the intensity, it will start the massage
motor at the lowest configured intensity (set by the TD3 configuration).

Controlling the leg rest massage motor
Keep button pressed to adjust the intensity up or down (Left button up, right button down). Keeping the down button pressed
will turn the motor off when going below minimal intensity. The intensity can be controlled when running in a massage
program, but the massage program will be temporarily halted and both motors are run with currently chosen intensity until theup/down button is released.
A short button press turns the leg rest massage motor on or off (Left button on, right button off).
If the massage motor is turned on, which had previously been turned off by decreasing the intensity, it will start the massage
motor at the lowest configured intensity (set by the TD3 configuration).

Controlling the massage program
A short press on left button turns on a massage program (wave, pulse etc.) or changes to next program if a program is alreadyactivated. Starting a massage program always turns on both motors at current intensity.
A short press on the right button turns off both massage motors no matter if they are running in a massage program, or
separately.
Press and hold the left button to increase the speed of the pulses/waves or press and hold the right button to decrease thespeed of the pulse/waves.

Store and recall massage settings
When in massage mode, 2 massage settings can be stored.
To store the current active massage settings, press the “S” button followed by either the “1” or “2” button. To recall aprevious stored setting, press the “1” or “2” button.
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HB22RF2000 in general:• Massage will turn off automatically 10 min after the last adjustment of the settings. Default by TD1, TD3 and
CBH Advanced. TD3/CBH Advanced can be configured.
• Adjusting the bed will turn off the massage, but massage will automatically start up again afterwards.
• When turning on a single massage motor it will start up with the same intensity as it was last time it was running as asingle motor.
• When turning on a massage program it will start up with the same settings (program, motor change speed, intensity, wave/
pulse, frequency) as it was last time.
• When in massage mode, turning on a massage function can also be done by keeping the up button pressed. Then it will turnon, and after a short delay adjust the intensity up.
• In case of any error: current limitation, high temperature or short circuit, the massage system will stop both motors, even if
only one motor is affected.

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Massage systems controlled by HB22RF2001
This HB is mainly used together with the TD33/CBH Advanced. With exception of LED, the TD33 by default is notconfigured for massage, DC and/or USB accessories. The TD33 can be configured for these options in the configurator.

On/off (start/stop of the massage)

Mode (change between the different massage programs)

Controlling the backrest massage motor:

Keep the left button pressed to adjust the intensity down and the right button pressed to adjust theintensity up. A short press on the right button turns on the massage motor at current intensity. The
massage will run in continues mode while being adjusted.
NOTE: The up/down intensity adjustment is reversed compared to the HB22RF2000

Controlling the leg rest massage motor

Keep the left button pressed to adjust the intensity down and the right button pressed to adjust theintensity up. A short press on the right button turns on the massage motor at current intensity. The
massage will run in continues mode while being adjusted.
NOTE: The up/down intensity adjustment is reversed compared to the HB22RF2000

Store and recall settings

To store the current active massage settings, press the “S” button followed by either the “1” or “2”button. To recall a previous stored setting, press the “1” or “2” button.
NOTE: By default the memory buttons only store the position of the TD3 back/leg
adjustment motors. Position and massage can be stored by activating this option in theTD3 configurator.

Accessories for the TD3
Toggles on/off the light, DC or USB unit. Which function it controls is determined by the TD3
configured via the configurator.

HB22RF2001 in general:• For light/DC/USB and massage to function on the TD33, the TD3 must be configured. By default the TD33 will not operatemassage.
• Massage will turn off automatically 10 minutes after the last adjustment of the settings. This timing can be changed in theTD3 configurator.
• Adjusting the bed or turning on/off the accessories is possible without any interruption.
• When pushing on the on/off button the massage motors will run in Continuous Mode. When pushing the Mode button themassage mode will change.
• Turning on a single massage motor can also be done by pushing the right button for massage.
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Massage programs
As default the system has 5 massage modes, they are:Hard-wave

The massage motors take turns on/off (one on = one off)

Soft-wave

The massage motors work similar to a wave: when one motor decreases the
speed the other motor will increase the speed.
Continues in turns like this.

Hard-pulse

Both massage motors run at the same time. They run from min. to max. speed.

Soft-pulse

Both massage motors run at the same time. They run from min. to max. speed.
From max. speed they drop to min. speed.

Continuous

Both massage motors work at the same time.

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Mounting instructions for the massage motor:
Mounting on plate:

Mounted with 4 screws

The massage unit is mounted with 4 x 4 mm round head wood screws with flat underside. The head must be 8 mm in diameterand in length 19 mm + the thickness of the plate on which the massage motor is mounted. Torque max. 2 Nm + resistance inthe plate.

Mounting instructions for the massage motor by using brackets:
Screw
Slat
BracketMassage Motor

The massage unit is mounted with 4 x M6 round head machine screws with flat underside. 15 to 20 mm long + the thicknessof the bracket. Torque max. 2-3 Nm. 2 Brackets must be used – one on each side of the slat.

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Mounted on one slat:

The massage motor is mounted onto the slat by using 2 brackets 0761009 and 4 x M6 screws of a good quality. Inside themotor 4 self-locking nuts avoid the mounting screws to get loose.

Mounted on three slats:

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Accessories:
The TD3 can handle different kinds of accessories. The main types are:
1. LED Lightbox:
A light unit
2. DC Connector:
Connection possibilities of units with DC plugs
3. USB Connector:
Connection possibilities with units with USB plugs
4. Bluetooth2LIN with this box connected you can use your iPad, iPhone or iPadtouch as a handset
Cable for connection to the TD3 is a separate unit: 0617101, 205 mm long
1. LED Lightbox
Just connect the LED Lightbox to the TD3 system via the motor cable. The light can be turned on and off via the handset.
2. DC Connector
Connect the DC Connector to the TD3 system via the motor cable. Before use the system must be configured via the TD3
configurator to be able to handle the mounted DC unit. The TD3 configuratior is a PC software program. Connect your DC
unit with the DC Connector e.g. a LED light rail and the light can be turned on and off via the handset. As standard the TD3
can handle DC units using 12V. Units using other levels must be configured.
See system example
Connection to TD3

LED light rail
LED lamp

3. USB Connector
Connect the USB Connector to the TD3 system via the motor cable. Before use the system must be configured via the TD3
configurator to be able to handle the mounted USB unit. The TD3 configurator is a PC software program.
Via this unit you can connect a range of different accessories and gadgets with a USB plug, just as long as the device works
in accordance with the general USB charger standard (max. 5V and supply max. 0.5A).
Example of a USB unit could be an energy saving busbar to which a standard lamp can be connected. The lamp can then be
turned on and off via the handset, see example below.

Connection to TD3
Mobile phone

4. See the separate instruction for connection and use(http://catalog.linak.com/Linak/ENGLISH/USERMANUAL/HOMELINEBluetoothBedUserManualEng/)

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Changing of batteries
1. Remove the battery cover (see Figure 1).
2. Use a blunt instrument to remove the battery.
3. Place 3 new batteries of the types R03 or LR03 (AAA)in the transmitter. Direction of how to place thebatteries in the transmitter is shown in Figure 2
Figure 1

Figure 2

Please observe that the HC20RF is delivered without batteries. Batteries can be ordered as a separately article number
0063018 (4 x AAA).

Emergency lowering function: (optional)
Emergency lowering is meant for lowering the bed if a power failure occurs and the bed needs to be driven down into
horizontal position.
The internal motors in the TD3 and all external motors connected can run in a random order depending on which buttonis activated on the handset. When the synchronous drive/reset button on the handset is activated, the system will run in asequence running the internal motors first and then the external motors. The default sequence of the emergency lowering
is backrest => leg rest => headrest. If more external motors are connected, they will not run by activating the synchronous
drive/reset button, but only if the belonging button on the handset is activated. If the system does not work as describedabove, the setup is not standard.
Please observe that all motors will be driven singularly.
Emergency lowering after 2 hours (disconnection of mains):
If a power failure or a disconnection of the mains continues for more than 2 hours, the TD3 will go into a hibernation mode.
When the TD3 is in hibernation mode, the bed can only be activated by activating the reset button (see page 15) on the TD3.
Keep the button pressed or use the handset to drive to horizontal position.
Mounting of the accessories:
All 3 types can either be mounted on the bed using screws OR simply slide the unit(s) onto the groove on the TD3. The
mounting screws must be fastened with a max. torque of 1 Nm.
For mounting on the bedframe: use wood screws (M4) with a maximum head diameter of 8 mm, and a suitable length.
If several units are used in a system, they can be stacked/mounted on top of each other, taking up a minimum of space.

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Connection of emergency lowering:Please observe that if you order the TD3 with 2 x 9V batteries mounted, the batteries will not be connected. The customer
needs to connect the cable from the battery drawer to the TD3 when installing the bed and connecting the mains.
If the batteries are connected and the bed is not connected to the mains, the batteries will discharge in approx. 2 months
and it will not be possible to perform an emergency lowering.

Lifetime of batteries:
The batteries must be changed after an emergency lowering has been performed. Batteries that have not been used must
be changed after approx. 3 years.

Battery type:

Alkaline 9 V batteries 9F22 or 6LR61.

The correct way to use the functionality:

If the key is released during the lowering, always wait for 60 seconds before pressing the key again.

Removal/fitting of the 2 x 9 V batteries:

To change the 2 x 9 V batteries for emergency lowering the first step is to disconnect the cable and then pull out the drawerof the TD3. On the bottom of the drawer, there are 2 holes, which are to be pushed with a finger or a blunt instrument. The
batteries will be released from the drawer when pushing. The new batteries can be placed in the drawer. Afterwards, place thedrawer in the TD3 and connect the cable again.
Only use alkaline batteries, and make sure to polarise the batteries correct according to the symbols in the drawer.

To pull out the batteriespress here
Remember to connect thecable again afterwards

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Welding the twist bracket on the frame
1) For the TD3 it is important that it is not welded on theoutside of the twist bracket because there is not room for a
welding seam in the motor housing. Instead weld the bracket
on the whole length of its ends.

2) To maintain the correct angle of rotation of the headrest
and the footrest it is important that the twist bracket is welded
according to the below instructions. Non-compliance with the
instructions could lead to a smaller angle of rotation or in aworst case damage to the TD3.

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Label for TD3 TWINDRIVE® System

Label for LA27

The shown TD3 label is an example for one model partnumber.
The power ratings for other models are:
For TD3x10xxxxxxx
U in: 230V, 50 Hz
P in: 250W

Label for LED Lightbox

For TD3x11xxxxxxx
U in: 120V, 60 Hz
P in: 240W

Label for DC Connector

Label for Massage Motor

Label for USB Connector
Label for HB12RF

Label for HB22RF

Label for Bluetooth2LIN001

Label for HC20RF

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Disposal of LINAK products

As LINAK customers often ask us how our products can be disposed of or scrapped we have prepared this guidance thatenables a classification to different waste fractions for recycling or combustion.

Guidance

We recommend to disassemble our product into as many fractions as possible at the disposal and try to make it recycable. As
examples of main groups within waste fractions we can mention:
Metal, plastic, cable shoe, combustible waste and collection for recovery.
Some of these main groups can be subdivided, e.g. metal can be divided into iron, stainless steel and aluminium and alloysteel. Plastic can e.g. be divided into ABS, PA, PE and PP.
As an example of sorting, please find below a list stating in which recycling groups the different components of LINAK
products ought to be placed:
Product

Components

Recycling group

Actuator:

Spindle and motor
Plastic housing
Cable

Scrap
Plastic recycling or combustion
Cable scrap or combustion

Massage motor:

Plastic housing
Cable

Plastic recycling or combustion
Cable scrap or combustion

TWINDRIVE:

PCB
Plastic housing
Cable
Transformer Scrap
Batteries
Spindle and motor

Electronics scrap
Plastic recycling or combustion
Cable scrap

Plasic housing
Cable
PCB
Batteries

Plastic recycling or combustion
Cable scrap
Electronics scrap
RecoveryHandset/Control:
LED/DC/USB

RecoveryScrap

By now almost all our casted plastic parts are supplied with an interior code for plastic type and fibre contents, if any.

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Main groups of disposal
Product maingroups

Scrap

Cable
scrap

Electronics
scrap

Plastic recycling
or combustin

LA27

X

X

X

X

TD3

X

X

X

HB10RFX

X

X

HB20RF

X

X

X

HC20RF

X

X

X

MD1

X

X

Comments
The metals can be sorted for steel
or aluminumX

LED Lightbox

X

X

X

DC Connector

X

X

X

USB Connector

X

X

X

Bluetooth2LIN

X

X

X

can be chosen as accessories

Disposal of batteries

Details regarding safe disposal of used and leaking batteries:
Batteries should be disposed in accordance with appropriate federal, state and local regulations. LINAK recommends that usedor leaking batteries are disposed through the local recycling system. Please do not throw used or leaking batteries in normalhousehold waste or in nature. This will cause damage to the enviroment.

How to deal with leaking batteries

Leaking batteries should be disposed as described above.
If leaking batteries are discovered in the product the batteries must be removed at once to minimise damage to the product. If
leaking batteries are left in the product, it may become defective.
It is recommended to use plastic gloves when handling leaking batteries. The contents of leaking batteries can cause chemicalburns and respiratory irritation.
If exposed to the contents of a leaking battery, please wash with soap and water. If irritation persists, please seek medical
attention. In case of eye contact, please flush eyes thoroughly with water for 15 minutes and seek medical attention.

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DRAWING APPENDIXTWINDRIVE® TD3 System

LA27

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HB12RF Hand Control

HB20RF Hand Control

HC20RF Hand Control

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LED Lightbox

1

2

3

4

5

6

4

52.6

A

30

B

24

62

65

C

8.1
Material:Type:

WE IMPROVE YOUR LIFEDC Connector

Producer:

General Tolerance:

1

2

3

2

1

Color:

Product:

Ø4

3

-

-

Date:
Scale:
Format:Sheet:
Volume:General Surface Character:
4

5

Name:

-

Weight:31541 mm³-

DD-Mmm-YY
19-Aug-09
Ini:
1:1
ECO:
A3
No. of check. dim. # 1/1

No.:accessory_lys.asm

Lifecycle state:

6

ACCESSORY_LYS

Rev.:

Iter.:

0

Confidential: Property of LINAK A/S GROUP HEADQUARTER, DK-6430 NORDBORG, DENMARK Phone +45 73 15 15 15 ; FAX +45 74 45 80 48. Not to be handed over to, copied or used by third party.

52.6

A

30
63

29

B

65

C

8.1
Material:Type:

WE IMPROVE YOUR LIFE
General Tolerance:
Product:

1

2

3

Color:
Producer:

-

-

Date:
Scale:
Format:Sheet:
Volume:General Surface Character:
-

-

Name:

Weight:accessory_dc.asm

33879 mm³
No.:

DD-Mmm-YY
19-Aug-09
Ini:
1:1
ECO:
A3
No. of check. dim. # 1/1

Lifecycle state:

ACCESSORY_DC

Rev.:

Iter.:

0

Confidential: Property of LINAK A/S GROUP HEADQUARTER, DK-6430 NORDBORG, DENMARK Phone +45 73 15 15 15 ; FAX +45 74 45 80 48. Not to be handed over to, copied or used by third party.

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USB Connector
1

2

3

4

5

6

4

52.6

A

30

63

29

B

65

C

8.1

Material:Type:

WE IMPROVE YOUR LIFE
General Tolerance:

Bluetooth2LIN
12

Product:

3

Color:
Producer:

-

-

Date:
Scale:
Format:Sheet:
Volume:General Surface Character:
-

-

Name:

Weight:accessory_usb.asm

66591 mm³
No.:

DD-Mmm-YY
20-Aug-09
Ini:
1:2
ECO:
A3
No. of check. dim. # 1/1

Lifecycle state:

ACCESSORY_USB

Rev.:

Iter.:

0

Confidential: Property of LINAK A/S GROUP HEADQUARTER, DK-6430 NORDBORG, DENMARK Phone +45 73 15 15 15 ; FAX +45 74 45 80 48. Not to be handed over to, copied or used by third party.

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Massage motor MD1

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Page 37 of 40

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYLINAK A/S
Smedevænget 8
DK - 6430 Nordborg

hereby declares that LINAK Bluetooth receiver:
BLUETOOTH2LIN001

complies with the Radio equipment and Telecommunications terminal equipment Directive 1999/5/EC:
EN 300328 V1.7.7:2006,
EN 301489-1 V1.9.2:2011, EN 55014-1:2006+A1+A2, EN 55014-2:1997+A1+A2, EN 61000-3-2:2006+A1+A2,
EN61000-3-3:2008
EN 62311:2008
complies with RoHS2 Directive 2011/65/EU according to following standards:
EN 50581:2012

The system does also comply with the standards:
EN 61000-6-1:2007 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 6-1: Generic standards - Immunity for residential,commercial and light-industrial environments
EN 61000-6-3:2007 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 6-3: Generic standards - Emission standard forresidential, commercial and light-industrial environments

Nordborg, 2013-09-26

LINAK A/SJohn Kling, B.Sc.E.E.
Certification and Regulatory Affairs
Authorized to compile the relevant technical documentation

Original Declaration

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LINAK APPLICATION POLICY
The purpose of the application policy is to define areas of responsibilities in relation to applying a LINAK product defined as
hardware, software, technical advice, etc. related to an existing or a new customer application.
LINAK products as defined above are applicable for a wide range of applications within the Medical, Furniture, Desk, andIndustry areas. Yet, LINAK cannot know all the conditions under which LINAK products will be installed, used, and operated, as
each individual application is unique.
The suitability and functionality of the LINAK product and its performance under varying conditions (application, vibration,load, humidity, temperature, frequency, etc.) can only be verified by testing, and shall ultimately be the responsibility of the
LINAK customer using any LINAK product.
LINAK shall be responsible solely that the LINAK products comply with the specifications set out by LINAK and it shall be theresponsibility of the LINAK customer to ensure that the specific LINAK product can be used for the application in question.

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ChinaDenmark - International

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Phone: +45 73 15 15 15
Phone: +86 755 8610 6656
www.linak.com
Phone: +86 755 8610 6990
www.linak.cn
Denmark - Sales

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Phone: +45 73 15 15 15
Fax: +45 74 45 80 48
Fax (Sales): +45 73 15 16 13
www.linak.com

Slovakia
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Phone: +421 51 7563 444
www.linak.sk

Thailand
LINAK APAC Ltd.
Phone: +66 33 265 400
www.linak.com

USA

LINAK U.S. Inc.
Americas Headquarters
Phone: +1 502 253 5595
Fax: +1 502 253 5596
www.linak-us.com
www.linak-latinamerica.com

SUBSIDIARIES
Australia

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Phone: +61 3 8796 9777
Fax: +61 3 8796 9778
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Austria

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Phone: +45 86 80 36 11
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Phone: +358 10 841 8700
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Phone: +33 (0) 2 41 36 34 34
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Phone: +47 32 82 90 90
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Phone: +31 76 5 42 44 40
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LINAK and the LINAK logotype are registered trademarks of LINAK A/S. All rights reserved.

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Phone: +32 (0)9 230 01 09
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