twall Compact 32 stationary User manual

THE INTERACTIVE
TOUCH WALL
twall® Compact 32 mobile / stationary
Interactive Sport and Training Device
User Manual Rev. 1.0
Data CD

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Table of contents:
1 Product description---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
1.1 Normal use --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
2 Product Contents -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
2.1 Summary of the product contents for the twall®Compact32 mobile ----------------------------------5
2.1.1 Detailed list of the product contents for each assembly step --------------------------------------------5
2.2 Summary of the product contents for the twall®Compact32 stationary -----------------------------7
2.2.1 Detailed list of the product contents for each assembly step --------------------------------------------7
3 Assembly ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
3.1 Assembling the twall®Compact32 mobile -------------------------------------------------------------------9
3.1.1 Requirements in terms of floor space ------------------------------------------------------------------------9
3.1.2 Assembly principles for the profile connectors -------------------------------------------------------------9
3.1.3 Assembly instructions -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10
3.1.3.1 Assembling the frame base ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
3.1.3.2 Assembling the universal wall -------------------------------------------------------------------------------12
3.1.3.3 Assembling the pushbutton modules ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
3.2 Assembling the twall®Compact32 stationary -------------------------------------------------------------- 17
3.2.1 Requirements in terms of floor space --------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
3.2.2 Assembly instructions -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17
3.2.2.1 Assembling the universal wall ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 17
3.2.2.2 Assembling the pushbutton modules ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 20
4 Maintenance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------21
5 Troubleshooting -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------21
6 Technical data -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22
6.1 Datasheet for twall®Compact32 mobile and stationary ----------------------------------------------- 22
6.2 Datasheet for accessories -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22
7 Operating the twall® without a computer -------------------------------------------------------23
7.1 Executing twall® programmes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 23
7.2 Viewing high scores -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------24
7.3 Settings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
8 Operating the twall® with a computer-------------------------------------------------------------25
8.1 Connecting to the computer ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
8.2 Driver installation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
8.2.1 Driver installation under Microsoft Windows XP -------------------------------------------------------- 25
8.2.2 Driver installation under Microsoft Windows Vista® ----------------------------------------------------- 26
8.2.3 Driver installation under Windows 7® ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 27
8.3 Software installation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 28
8.4 Description of the software ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------29
8.4.1 The start page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29
8.4.2 Programme settings ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29
8.4.3 Executing twall® programmes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29
8.4.3.1 Saving programmes on the twall® -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
8.4.3.2 High scores ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31
8.4.4 Simulating new twall® programmes ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 31
8.4.5 Creating new twall® programmes -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32
8.4.6 Editing twall® programmes ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
8.4.7 Editing sound sets --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
8.5. Firmwareupdate ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35
9 Service ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36
Annex: Exploded views
Software Documentation Hardware Documentation

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Hardware Documentation
1 Product description
The twall® is an interactive sports device which uses light impulses to generate motion
sequences in a specific way. Spatial movements are simulated using illuminated push-buttons
which are switched off by touch. It can be used to train for condition, flexibility, the ability to
react and, if required, specific muscular endurance, depending on the training programme. The
different elements can react either in a preprogrammed or random sequence and position and
at a preprogrammed or random speed. The task is always the same, the touch pads have to be
deactivated by touching them briefly (T=TOUCH).
Depending on the module version, software-controlled programme sequences enable both
individual training and group training. By means of the individual control of each touch pad
element, it is possible to adjust the training area of the twall® to body size, reaction radius and
visual perception area, as well as to the tactile situation of those training.
In addition, the product version twall® color allows the inclusion of cognitive tasks.
Moreover, the small size of the training module means that it can easily be incorporated into
existing room designs.
1.1 Normal use
The twall® may only be used as an incentive for people to exercise or to generate light effects.
It is the responsibility of the operator to check the suitability of the training programme for the
users. Only the mains adaptor supplied with the twall® may be used to operate it.
The twall® complies with the threshold values of EN55022, class A with regard to high-
frequency emitted interference. Other devices such as heart pacemakers may be affected by it.
Continuous operation of all or individual touch pads is not permissible, as this can lead to
overheating of the LED modules. Games programmes which force the lights of one or more of
the touch pads to illuminate for longer than two minutes are not permissible and invalidate
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2 Product Contents
2.1 Summary of the product contents for twall®Compact32 mobile
A1 1 x frame base
A2 1 x universal wall mount
A3 2 x touch pads
A4 4 x weights
B1  1 x stainless steel frame part, left
B2  1 x stainless steel frame part, rightwith control unit, socket for the power
supply and switches (possibly also connections for accessories, e.g. active speakers or
headphones)
B3  2 x stainless steel frame parts (top/bottom)
C  Accessories(includedintheproductcontents)
D  Tools required(notincludedintheproductcontents)
 E User manual and data CD
2.1.1 Detailed list of the product contents for each assembly step
 A1 1 x frame base comprising:
A1a 1 x frame base profile  (45 x 90 x 2023) mm
A1b 1 x frame base profile  (45 x 90 x 1933) mm
A1c  2 x frame base profiles (45 x 90 x 1055) mm
A1d  2 x frame base profiles (45 x 90 x 910) mm
 A1d  4 x profile brackets  (30 x 30 x 5) mm
A1f 4 x brackets for bracket bars
A1g  2 x bracket bars  (40 x 40 x 900) mm

  Assemblingtheframebaseinthreestages:
  I.Connectingtheframebaseprofiles
20 x profile connectors (of which 4 are used for the side stands of the
universal wall attachment on the frame base)
4 x rubber feet (black)
4 x protective caps (black, plastic)
  II.Attachingtheprofilebracketstotheframebase
12 x M8x16 flange button head screws with hexagon socket (3 per bracket)
12 x M8 T-nuts (3 per bracket)
  III.Attachingthehingestothebracketbars
16 x aligning blocks for hinges
4 x thread inserts for hinges
4 x M8x25 cylinder screws with hexagon socket for attaching the hinges
to the bracket bars
4 x washers (Schnorr washers)
4 x M8x16 cylinder screws with hexagon socket for attaching the hinges to the
frame base and to the universal wall
4 x washers (Schnorr washers)
4 x M8 T-nuts for attaching the hinges to the frame base and to the universal wall
 A2 1 x universal wall comprising:
A2a 2 x side stands(45 x 90 x 1776) mm
A2b 1 x cover  8 mm groove width
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A2c 4 x frame parts, long(45 x 45 x 1933) mm
(of which 1 with preinstalled PVC installation channel)
 A2d 1 x frame part, short(45 x 45 x 840) mm
A2e  4 x brackets
  Assemblingtheuniversalwallinthreestages:
  I.Assemblingtheframeparts
8 x profile connectors
2 x protective caps (black, plastic)
4 x PVC combi profiles (light grey)
  II.Attachingthebracketstotheframeparts
16 x M6 T-nuts
16 x M6x14 flange button head screws with hexagon socket
  III.Attachingthebracketbars
(parts contained in the frame base assembly)
 A3 2 x touch pads comprising:
A3a 1 x touch pad, left, with distributor board
A3b 1 x touch pad, right, with distributor board and input filter
  Assemblingthetouchpadsintwostages:
  I.Attachingthetouchpads
4 x M8 T-nuts
4 x M8x30 cylinder screws with hexagon socket
4 x washers
  II.Connectingthetouchpadswiththecontrolunit
8 x 14-wire ribbon cables for connection to the distribution boards
identified with K01-04, K15-18
2 x 26-wire ribbon cables for connection to the control unit (A and B)
1 x 2-pin power supply cable with connectors 1 and 2 in preinstalled
PVC installation channel
 A4 4 x weights
 B1 1 x stainless steel frame part, left
B2 1 x stainless steel frame part, right, with control unit, socket for the power
supply and switches (possibly also connections for accessories, e.g. active speakers or
headphones)
B3 2 x stainless steel frame parts (top/bottom)
  Assemblingthestainlesssteelframeparts:
10 x M6x10 oval head screws with hexagon socket
 C Accessories (included in the product contents)
 C1  1 x supply cable (with Euro plug)
C2 1 x USB cable (A/B)
C3 1 x AC adaptor (mains adaptor)
C4 1 x set of Allen keys (4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm)
 D Tools required (not included in the product contents)
Stepladder
Spirit level
Measuring tape
Slotted screwdriver 9 mm
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2.2 Summary of the product contents for twall®Compact32 stationary
A2  1 x universal wall 
A3 2 x touch pads
B1 1 x stainless steel frame part, left
B2 1 x stainless steel frame part, right with control unit, socket for the power
supply and switches (possibly also connections for accessories, e.g active speakers or
headphones)  
 B3  2 x stainless steel frame parts (top/bottom)
CAccessories (included in the product contents)
DTools required (not included in the product contents)
EUser manual and data CD
2.2.1 Detailed list of the product contents for each assembly step
 A2 1 x universal wall comprising:
A2a  2 x side stands(45 x 90 x 1776) mm
A2b  1 x cover 8 mm groove width
A2c  4 x frame parts, long (45 x 45 x 1933) mm
(of which 1 with preinstalled PVC installation channel)
A2d  1 x frame part, short (45 x 45 x 840) mm
A2e  4 x brackets (28 x 28) mm
A2f  4 x brackets for wall assembly (86 x 86 x 43) mm
  Assembly in four steps:
I. Assembling the frame parts
8 x profile connectors
2 x protective caps (plastic, black)
4 x PVC combi profiles (light grey)
II. Attaching the brackets to the frame parts
8 x M6 T-nuts
8 x M6x14 flange button head screws with hexagon socket
III. Attaching the brackets for the wall assembly
8 x M8x20 Verbus-Ripp screws with hexagon socket
8 x M8 T-nuts
IV. Assembling the universal wall
4 x 12x80 plastic dowels
4 x 10x100 hexagon head cap wood screws with hexagon drive
A3 2 x touch pads comprising:
A3a  1 x touch pad, left, with distribution board
A3b  1 x touch pad, right, with distribution board and input filter
  Assembling the touch pad in two stages:
I. Attaching the touch pads
4 x M8 T-nuts
4 x M8x30 cylinder screws with hexagon socket
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II. Connecting the touch pads with the control unit
8 x 14-wire ribbon cables for connection to the distribution boards
identified with K01-04, K15-18
2 x 26-wire ribbon cables for connection to the control unit (A and B)
1 x 2-pin power supply cable with connectors 1 and 2 in preinstalled
PVC installation channel
 B1  1 x stainless steel frame part, left
B2  1 x stainless steel frame part, rightwith control unit, socket for the power
supply andswitches (possibly also connections for accessories, e.g. active speakers or
headphones)
 B3  2 x stainless steel frame parts (top/bottom)
  Assembling the stainless steel frame parts:
10 x M6x10 oval head screws with hexagon socket
 CAccessories(included in the product contents)
 C1  1 x supply cable (with Euro plug)
 C2  1 x USB cable (A/B)
 C3  1 x adaptor (mains adaptor)
 C4  1 x set of Allen keys (4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm)
 DTools required(not included in the product contents)
Stepladder
Spirit level
Measuring tape
Impact drilling machine
Percussion drill 12 mm
17 mm spanner
Torque spanner
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3 Assembly
CAUTION: Before using for the first time, the twall®Compact32 and the control unit should be acclimatised
for 2 hours. Also ensure that no condensation present.
3.1 Assembling the twall®Compact32 mobile
3.1.1 Requirements in terms of floor space
One prerequisite for assembly is a firm, level
standing surface covering at least 3 m x 3 m
(Fig. 3.1-1). This must be able to support a
weight of approx. 231 kg.
At least 2 people and the following tools are
required for setting up the twall:
Allen key 4 mm
Allen key 5 mm
Allen key 6 mm
Stepladder
Spirit level
Measuring tape
Slotted screw driver 9 mm
Fig. 3.1-1
3 m
3 m
Trainingsfläche
twall®
Gestellfuß
included in the
product contents
Cross-piece
Set screwt
Stay
Marks on the stay
(must face in the
direction of the
cross-piece!)
Marks on the cross-piece
(must face in the
direction of the stay!)
Countersink
Flute
Fig. 3.1-2
Stay neck
NOTE: For a better understanding of the assembly process for the twall®Compact32, an exploded view of
the individual assembly steps is included with this manual.
3.1.2 Assembly principles for the profile connectors
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3.1.3 Assembling instructions
3.1.3.1 Assemble the frame base
 I.Connectingtheframebaseprofiles:
Step  Remove the packaging material.
This can be used as an underlay to avoid
scratches and damage during assembly.
Step  Before starting to assemble the
frame base A1 (Fig. 3.1-3), attach all the
profile connectors to the locations provided
for them in the frame base profiles. There
should be 4 profile connectors remaining for
the side stands of the universal wall.
Please ensure that the countersink faces the
cross-piece. This is indicated by the marks
on the stay (Fig. 3.1-2). The set screw in
the cross-piece is now screwed in slightly
with the appropriate Allen key. In so doing,
the stay is pushed automatically into the
profile. It is important that the neck of the
stay is still visible (Fig. 3.1-4) in order that it
can be inserted later into the guide grooves
(Fig. 3.1-5). When screwing it in, it may be
necessary to press the stay lightly against the
cross-piece.
Step  Push the two base frame profiles
A1d into the guide grooves of the base frame
profiles A1a and A1b (Fig. 3.1-5).
Ensure that the cross-pieces of the profile
connectors face inwards in the profiles A1d
and the cross-pieces of the profile connectors
face outwards in profile A1b.
Step  Push the frame base profiles A1c
from right and left into the guide grooves
of the frame base profile A1a so that the
outer edges of the profiles are flush with one
another.
Please ensure that the cross-pieces of the
profile connectors face outwards in this case.
Now firmly tighten the profile connectors with
the appropriate Allen key (approx. 25 Nm).
Step  Measure the distance between the
profiles A1c and A1d. The distance from
each inner edge to inner edge must be 42 cm.
When the frame base profiles A1c and A1d
have been attached at the correct distance, all
the remaining profile connectors can also be
firmly screwed in (approx. 25 Nm)
(Fig. 3.1-6).
Fig. 3.1-6
Fig. 3.1-5
A1a
A1b
A1d
A1c
Operator side
Guide grooves
Fig. 3.1-3
Operator side
Fig. 3.1-4
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Step  Attach the 4 rubber
feet to the underneath of the frame base
(Figs. 3.1-7 and 3.1-8). Straighten the
frame base so that the overlaying profiles face
upwards and push the feet on the outer edges
at the bottom into the grooves of the frame
base profiles A1c. Lay the frame base back
down again.
 II.Fittingtheprofilebracketonthe
 framebase:
Step  The 4 profile brackets A1e are
attached to the insides of the frame bases A1c
and A1d (Fig. 3.1-9). To do this, insert the 12
M8 T-nuts into each of the bottom grooves
of the frame base profiles (3 T-nuts per profile
side or bracket). The T-nuts are to be inserted
with the flute or ball downwards through a
half-rotation into the guide grooves
(Figs. 3.1-10 and 3.1-11).
The positioning of the brackets is now
estimated in the centre and the T-nuts are
aligned accordingly. As the weights will
subsequently rest on the profile brackets, the
brackets should be positioned with the surface
facing upwards to the user. The brackets are
now screwed tightly with the 12 M8x16
flange button head screws
(3 per bracket) into the T-nuts.
 III.Attachingthebracketstothe
 bracketbars:
Step  First of all, the 4 thread inserts are
screwed with a 9 mm slotted screwdriver into
the open ends of the bracket bars A1g. The
brackets A1f must now be attached to the
bracket bars.

To do this, attach the brackets to the bracket
bars and screw these in with the 4 M8x25
cylinder screws, the washers and the
appropriate Allen key (Figs. 3.1-12 and
3.1-13).
Ensure that the brackets are attached facing
in the right direction at the ends of the
bracket bars. To simplify the procedure, we
recommend attaching the bracket bars only
after the universal wall has been assembled.
Fig. 3.1-8Fig. 3.1-7
Fig. 3.1-13
Fig. 3.1-9
Profil-
winkel
Fig. 3.1-11 Fig. 3.1-11
Fig. 3.1-10
Feder
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3.1.3.2 Assembling the universal wall
 I.Assemblingtheframeparts
The aluminium frame serves as a frame for
the twall®Compact32, so that it can be
freestanding (Fig. 3.1-14).
Step  Set up the frame base A1 on the
floor space so that the projecting end of
the frame base faces the operator side (Fig.
3.1-14). A level floor surface is crucial in order
that it doesn't stand crookedly. Before starting
to assemble the universal wall, attach all the
profile connectors to the locations provided
for them in the side stands and frame parts.
The 4 profile connectors remaining when
assembling the frame base are for the
attachment of the side stands.
Please ensure that the countersink faces
the cross-piece in this case as well. This is
indicated again by the marks on the stay (Fig.
3.1-2). The set screw in the cross-piece is now
screwed in slightly with the appropriate Allen
key. In so doing, the stay is pushed automati-
cally into the profile. It is important that the
neck of the stay is still visible in order that it
can be inserted later into the guide grooves
(Fig. 3.1-15). When screwing it in, it may be
necessary to press the stay lightly against the
cross-piece.
Step  The side stands A2a are pushed
from the front into the guide groove of the
frame base (Fig. 3.1-15). Ensure that the
cross-pieces of the profile connectors each
face outwards. The side stands are pushed
into the guide groove until they are flush with
the front cross bar (Fig. 3.1-16). The profile
connectors are now tightened firmly with the
appropriate Allen key (approx. 25 Nm). Then
attach the 4 black protective caps onto the
ends of the frame base profiles A1c and A1a.
Step
11
A long frame part A2c is inserted
into the front guide groove (starting from the
operator) between the side stands down to
the frame base and then screwed in using the
profile connectors (Fig. 3.1-17).
Please ensure that the cross-pieces of the
profile connectors face to the back.
Fig. 3.1-14
Operator side
Fig. 3.1-15
Guide
grooves
Fig. 3.1-16
Operator side
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Step
12
The cover A2b is also inserted
into the front guide groove (starting from the
operator) between the side stands and down
to the long frame part A2c (Fig. 3.1-18).
Ensure that the cover slots into the groove
correctly.
Step
13
Another long frame part A2c is
now inserted downwards into the front groove
between the side stands so that it slots in with
the cover A2b.
Please ensure that the cross-pieces of the
profile connectors face to the back. You
should now screw these tightly (approx. 25
Nm).

 II.Fittingthebracketstothe
frameparts:
Step
14
: To assemble the brackets A2e, you
need 16 M6 T-nuts and M6x14 flange button
head screws.
Measure the long frame part A2c which you
have just fitted to the cover. The distance
from the inside edge of the side stands to
the centre of the screws is 930 mm in each
case. Insert 2 T-nuts into the top groove of
the long frame part and align this accordingly.
The T-nuts are to be inserted with the flute or
ball downwards through a half rotation into
the guide grooves (Fig. 3.1-19). Now insert 2
T-nuts into the groove of the short frame part
A2d, 1 at the bottom left and 1 at the bottom
right. The distance from the inside edge of the
side stands to the centre of the guide groove
is 967 mm. Now place the short frame part
A2d in the middle on the long frame part A2c
and attach a bracket A2e using the screws on
the left and right (Fig. 3.1-20).
Step
15
Insert another 2 T-nuts into the
short frame part you have just fitted, this time
1 top left and 1 top right. Then insert the long
frame part A2c with the preinstalled PVC
installation channel downwards into the
front groove between the side stands until it
rests on the short frame part.
Ensure that the PVC installation channel faces
to the rear (!).
Insert 2 T-nuts into the bottom groove of the
long frame part and align this accordingly.
The distance from the inside edge of the side
stands to the centre of the screws is 930 mm
in each case. Now attach another 2 brackets
A2e to the short and long frame parts (Figs.
3.1-21 and 3.1-22).
Fig. 3.1-21
Fig. 3.1-18
Fig. 3.1-22
Fig. 3.1-20Fig. 3.1-19
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Then screw the profile connectors of the long
frame part A2c to the sides using an appro-
priate Allen key (approx. 25 Nm).
Ensure they are aligned horizontally to
guarantee that the touch pads fit exactly
(spirit level).
.
Step
16
Repeat steps
14
and
15
with the
remaining frame parts A2c and A2d.
 III.Attachingthebracketbars:

The bracket bars A1g are now fitted on the
rear part of the frame base A1 and to the
reverse of the side stands A2a (Fig. 3.1-23).
Step
17
Position a
T-nut in each of the guide grooves of the
frame base profile A1c.
Place the brackets on the guide grooves of the
frame base profiles A1c. Screw the bracket
bars to the frame base using the M8x16
cylinder screws and the washers.
To make assembly easier, you can move the
opposite end of the bracket bar in each case
to the back.
Step
18
Then connect the bracket bars
fitted to the frame base A1g to the side
stands (Fig. 3.1-24). To do this, insert the
2 M8 T-nuts into the guide grooves on the
reverse of the side stands (1 T-nut per side).
Using the M8x16 cylinder screws and the
washers, screw the brackets of the bracket
bars onto the side stands.
Step
19
The 4 weights A4 are now placed
in the rear part of the frame base
(Fig. 3.1-25). When doing so, observe the
standard health and safety regulations
(20 kg per weight).
Step
20
Finally, place the 2 black protective
covers onto the top edges of the side stands
and press the 4 PVC combi profiles into the
side stands' guide grooves, which are facing
outwards, (above the cross-pieces of the
profile connectors, 2 on the right and
2 on the left).
Fig. 3.1-24
Fig. 3.1-23
Fig. 3.1-25
Bracket bar
CAUTION: Finally, check whether all the profile connectors on the frame base and on the aluminium frame
are screwed in firmly (25 Nm).
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3.1.3.3 Assembling the touch pads
If all the steps up to now have been carried
out properly, the construction should be as
shown in Fig. 3.1-26 and you can start to
assemble the touch pads.
I.Attachingthetouchpads:
Step
21
Before attaching the touch pads
to the universal wall, insert all the required
M8 T-nuts into the front guide grooves of
the side stands.
These should be inserted into the guide
grooves according to the position of the
boreholes of the pushbutton module.
II.Connectingthetouchpads
 tothecontrolunit:
Step
24
There are 4 14-wire ribbon
cables on each push button module which
are used for connecting the distributor
boards.
The cables are labelled with K 0.1 - 0.4
and K 1.4 - 1.8 as well as the respective
connector position. The ribbon cables must
now be inserted on the distributor boards.
The board for the right 2 touch pads is
located on the top right touch pad and for
the left side on the top left touch pad
(Fig. 3.1-27).
Step
26
: Attach the connectors of the
ribbon cables "A" and "B" with the control
unit in the correct frame part as shown in
(Fig. 3.1-29) .
Ensure that ribbon cable "B" is inserted into
the slot at the top left. Ribbon cable "A"
is to be inserted in the slot located at the
bottom left .
CAUTION: The connectors and cables are numbered for this purpose and must be connected precisely in
accordance with the numbering (Fig. 3.1-30)!
Fig. 3.1-26
Fig. 3.1-27
Distribution board
right
left
Ribbon
cable
Control unit
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Step
27
: Now connect the power supply for
the touch pad. The positions of the connectors
are shown in Fig. 3.1-30. First of all, attach
connector 1 (top left touch pad) with
connector 2 (top right touch pad
underneath the distribution board). Then
attach connector 3 (top right pushbutton
module above the input filter) with the control
unit in the stainless steel frame part B2.
Fig. 3.1-30
Connector 1
Connector 3
Connector 2
right frame side
Fig. 3.1-30
Cover with
control unit
two-pin
power cable
CAUTION: Ensure the correct polarity when plugging in the ribbon cable and do not use force!
Ensure that you handle the ribbon cable with great care. Avoid pulling hard on the cable or twisting it,
especially near the connector plug. Also, ensure that the cables are inserted through the corresponding
slots in the frame parts in order to avoid squashing the cables.
Step
28
The side frame parts B1 and B2
and/or the top and bottom frame parts B3
are to be screwed together with the threaded
sleeves of the touch pads (Fig. 3.1-31).
To do this, use the 10 M6x10 oval head
screws provided. Remove the protective foil
on the frame parts before screwing the frame
parts tightly.
Step
29
After screwing on the frame parts,
prepare the device for operation as follows:
Plug in the low-voltage plug of the 24 V mains
adaptor supplied C3 into the socket of the
twall®. Connect the power cable C1 with a
power outlet and switch the twall® on
(Fig. 3.1-32).
Fig. 3.1-31
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Attaching the twall® is the responsibility of
the operator. The twall® may only be attached
to even and stable walls. The setting up
of the universal wall on the floor must be
guaranteed. If the condition of the wall is
not known, an expert must be called in for
advice if necessary. A double covering must be
provided with plasterboard walls. Only dowels
and screws from the enclosed stationary kit or
equivalent assembly elements may be used.
The secureness of the mounting must be
checked on a regular basis (Figs. 3.2-1 and
3.2-2). If fastening elements should loosen,
there must be no further use of the twall®
until repairs have been carried out. On-site
assembly can be provided by the supplier on
request.
For assembling the twall®, at least 2 people
and the following tools are required:
Allen key 4mm
Allen key 5mm
Allen key 6mm
Stepladder
Spirit level
Measuring tape
Impact drilling machine
Percussion drill 12 mm
17 mm spanner
Torque spanner
3.2.2 Assembly instructions
3.2.2.1 Assembling the universal wall
 I.Assemblingtheframeparts
Step
1
Remove the packaging material.
This can be used as an underlay to avoid
scratches and damage during assembly.
Step
2
Before starting to assemble the
universal wall A2 (Fig. 3.2-3) , first of all
attach all 8 profile connectors to the long
frame parts A2c.
Please ensure that the countersink of the
profile connector faces the cross-piece. This is
indicated once again by the marks on the stay.
The set screw is now screwed in slightly with
the appropriate Allen key. In so doing, the stay
is pushed automatically into the profile.
It is important that the neck of the stay is still
visible in order that it can be inserted later
into the guide grooves (Fig. 3.2-4). When
screwing it in, it may be necessary to press the
stay lightly against the cross-piece.
Abb. 3.2-1
3m
Gestellfuß
twall®
included in the
product contents
Fig. 3.2-2
Fig. 3.2-4
Stay neck
Marking
on the stay
Marking
on the cross-piece
Fig. 3.2-1
3.2.1 Anforderungen für die stationäre Montage
Fig. 3.2-3
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NOTE: The universal wall is constructed in such a way that the side on which the touch pads are subse-
quently attached faces downwards in the direction of the floor. Accordingly, the cross-pieces should face
upwards when the profile connectors are attached.
Step
3
Push a long frame part A2c
into the bottom guide groove (on the floor)
between the side stands A2a until the ends
are flush.
Please ensure that the cross-pieces of the
profile connectors face upwards (to you) (Fig.
3.2-5). Now screw on the profile connectors
(approx. 25 Nm).
Step
4
Push the cover A2b into the
bottom groove between the side stands as
well and it should slot into the guide groove
of the long frame part A2c .
Step
5
Then attach another long frame
part A2c to the bottom groove between the
side stands so that it slots in to the cover (Fig.
3.2-6).
Please ensure that the cross-pieces of the
profile connectors face upwards (to you).
These should now be screwed tightly (approx.
25 Nm).
 II.Fittingthebracketstotheframe 
 parts:
Step
6
To assemble the 8 brackets A2e,
you need 16 M6 T-nuts and 16 M6x14
flange button head screws. Measure
the long frame part A2c which you have just
fitted to the cover. The distance from the
inside edge of the side stands to the centre of
the screws is 930 mm in each case. Insert
2 T-nuts into the side guide groove of the long
frame part and align it accordingly (the cover
is slotted in on the other side of the long
frame part). The T-nuts are to be inserted with
the flute or ball downwards through a half
rotation into the guide grooves (Fig. 3.2-7).
Now insert 2 T-nuts into the groove of the
short frame part A2d, 1 at the bottom left
and 1 at the bottom right. The distance from
the inside edge to the middle of the guide
groove is 967 mm
.
Nut
Fig. 3.2-6
Fig. 3.2-5
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Now place the short frame part A2d in the
middle on the long frame part A2c and attach
a bracket A2e using the screws on the left
and right (Fig. 3.2-8).
Step
7
Insert another 2 T-nuts into the
short frame part you have just fitted, this
time 1 top left and 1 top right. Then push the
long frame part A2c with preinstalled PVC
installation channel into the bottom groove
between the side stands until it rests on the
short frame part.
Please ensure that the PVC installation channel
faces upwards.
Insert 2 T-nuts into the side groove of the
long frame part and align this accordingly.
The distance from the inside edge of the side
stands to the centre of the screws is 930 mm
in each case. Now attach another 2 brackets
A2e to the short and long frame parts (Fig.
3.2-9). Then screw the profile connectors
of the long frame part to the sides using an
appropriate Allen key.
Please ensure they are aligned horizontally
to guarantee that the touch pads fit exactly.
Also ensure that the edges of the last frame
part A2c are flush with the edges of the side
stands A2a (Fig. 3.2-10). Please check again
that all the profile connectors have been
screwed on firmly (approx. 25 Nm).
Step
8
Place the two black protective
covers onto the top ends of the side stands
A2a (Fig. 3.2-11) and press the 4 PVC combi
profiles into the outwards - facing guide
grooves of the side stands (above the cross-
pieces of the profile connectors, 2 on the right
and 2 on the left).
 III.Attachingthebracketsforthe 
 wallassembly:
Step
9
Insert 8 M8 T-nuts into
the top guide grooves on the inside
of the side stands (4 T-nuts per side)
and position these so that the short frame part
is attached in the middle.
NOTE: As a basic principle, the height of the brackets can vary slightly (maximum deviation = 50 mm),
for example in the case of obstacles (mountings, wires) in the wall to which the device will subsequently
be attached.
Fig. 3.2-11
Fig. 3.2-10
Fig. 3.2-9
Brackets
930 mm
967 mm
Cover
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Step
10
The brackets A2f are now also
attached to the top guide grooves on the
insides of the side stands (Fig. 3.2-12). To
do this, please use 2 M8x20 Verbus-Ripp
screws per bracket and tighten these firmly
(approx. 25 Nm).
 IV.Assemblingtheuniversalwall:
Step
11
To be able to mount the universal
wall to a wall, you need a hammer drill, a
12 mm impact drilling machine and
appropriate protective gear. The following
boreholes must be made in the wall:
Distances at the wall twall®Compact32 stationary
Floor to centre of bottom borehole: 950 mm
Centre of bottom borehole to centre of top borehole 700 mm
Horizontal distance between borehole centres 1863 mm
Step
12
Insert the dowels supplied into the
boreholes in the wall.
Step
13
Lift the universal wall A2 (Fig.
3.2-13) at the top end (near the protective
cover) and place it straightened with the
bottom part against the wall. Now attach
the universal wall frame to the wall while
firmly screwing on the brackets A2f with
the 4 hexagon head cap wood screws in
the prepared dowels. When using a torque
spanner, adjust it to 25 Nm.
3.2.2.2 Assembling the touch pads
 I.Attachingthetouchpads:
(Fig. 3.2-14)
Please proceed exactly as described for the
mobile twall®Compact32
(Chapter 3.1.3.3).
 II.Connectingthetouchpadswiththe
 controlunit:
Please proceed exactly as described for the
mobile twall®Compact32
(Chapter 3.1.3.3).
NOTE: At least a double covering must be provided with gypsum cardboard walls. The secureness of the
mounting must be checked on a regular basis.
Fig. 3.2-14
Fig. 3.2-13
Fig. 3.2-12