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6 Installation
6.1 Mounting 15
6.1.1 Cable routing options 15
6.1.2 Tray mount 16
6.1.3 Clamp mount 16
6.1.4 Plate mount 16
6.1.5 Tube mount 17
6.1.6 Drop-in mount 17
6.2 Positioning 18
6.2.1 DX2-RJM/-LF 18
6.2.2 DX2-ACU 18
6.3 Wiring 18
6.4 Programming 20
6.4.1 User profile options 20
6.4.2 System settings 20
6.1 Mounting
There are numerous options available for mounting the compact remote module, such as:
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tray mount
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clamp mount
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base plate mount
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tube mount
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drop-in mount
The choice will depend on the type of compact remote (DX2-RJM/-LF or DX2-ACU) being installed and
its user (wheelchair occupant or attendant): for a wheelchair occupant, the tray, clamp and base plate
mount options may be suitable; for a wheelchair attendant, the tube or drop-in mount options may
be more suitable.
6.1.1 Cable routing options
The base of the remote module has two cable exit
recesses located on either side. These allow the bus
cable to extend from the remote at any angle between
vertical and horizontal.
For plate mounting options, this means that the cable
can be routed to the side of the remote module, and
above the plate, as shown in
Figure 5 .
Figure 5: Cable routing options
Warning :
Limit to ten or fewer the number of times the compact remote module is installed on to a plate if the bus cable is
at 90° to the module; frequent flexing at this angle may damage the cable.
GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules
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