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GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules

Installation Manual Issue 1

l

a short press (less than ½ second)

l

a long press (greater than ½ second)

The table below shows how the mode button operates with long and short presses for the
compatible master remote modules.

Master remote

module

Mode button

press

Function

DX-REM24SD

Short

Increments drive profile.

Long

Scrolls through the available accessory modes.

DX-REMG90/A/T

Short

Increments drive profile, and then, after the highest drive profile, it
enters accessory mode.

Long

Decrements drive profile.

DX-REMG91/S

Short

Behaviour depends on the input mode used. Typically a short press will
increment a mode or profile and a long press will decrement in the same
way. Note: The RJM cannot be used in scanning input mode.

Long

DX-REM48/A

Short

Increments drive profile. After the highest drive profile, it enters lighting
mode.

Long

Decrement profile.

Note: The DX2-RJM cannot be used to enter/leave actuator profiles.

DX-REM34B
DX-REM41D/E

Short

Increments drive profile.

Long

Decrements drive profile.

Note: The DX2-RJM cannot enter any accessory modes with these master
remote modules.

DX-ACU3B

Short

Increments drive profile. After the highest drive profile, it enters into
actuator profile (if an actuator module is connected) and the mode button
will not be responded to.

Long

Decrements drive profile.

DX2-REM420/1
DX2-REMA/B-ACS2

Short

Increments drive profile.

Long

Selects last actuator profile. Subsequent long presses increments actuator
profile.

DX2-REM550/1

Short

This is configurable with the

External Mode/Up Down

parameter in Wiz-

ard under

User Options

.

Long

This is configurable with the

External Mode/Up Down

parameter in Wiz-

ard under

User Options

.

7.1.5 Information display

Figure 21: Information display

The information display is a group of five LEDs that displays the
currently selected drive profile.

The LEDs light up one-by-one, from left to right, as the user scrolls
through the available drive profiles; the number of LEDs lit
corresponds to the selected drive profile.

Page 24 - Operation

Summary of Contents for DX2-ACU

Page 1: ...Compact Remote Modules DX2 RJM DX2 RJM LF and DX2 ACU Installation Manual GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules DX2 RJM DX2 RJM LF and DX2 ACU Installation Manual Issue 1 December 2014...

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Page 3: ...ise injury or damage may result This manual contains integration set up operating environment test and maintenance information needed in order to ensure reliable and safe use of the product The term p...

Page 4: ...tact The latest version of this manual can be downloaded from Dynamic Controls website www dynamiccontrols com 1 5 Related documentation A DX DX2 system comprises a number of modules power module remo...

Page 5: ...me 1 2 Contents 3 3 Glossary 7 4 Introduction 9 5 Specifications 13 6 Installation 15 7 Operation 21 8 Testing 37 9 Diagnostics 41 10 Appendices 45 11 Index 51 GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules Inst...

Page 6: ...modules 12 5 Specifications 13 5 1 Mechanical specifications 13 5 2 Electrical specifications 13 6 Installation 15 6 1 Mounting 15 6 1 1 Cable routing options 15 6 1 2 Tray mount 16 6 1 3 Clamp mount...

Page 7: ...k 39 8 3 5 Emergency stop 39 8 3 6 OONAPU 39 8 3 7 Wake up from sleep mode 40 9 Diagnostics 41 9 1 OONAPU 41 9 2 Drive inhibit indication 41 9 3 Fault indication 42 9 4 Dealing with compact remote mod...

Page 8: ...ept drawing for drop in mount 17 Figure 15 Joystick Source example 20 Figure 16 Set RJM Enable 20 Figure 17 Set ACU Enable 20 Figure 18 The DX2 RJM DX2 RJM LF user interface 21 Figure 19 The joystick...

Page 9: ...rogrammer O OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer Generally refers to the wheelchair manufacturer OONAPU Out Of Neutral At Power Up A fault condition produced if the DX system is turned on while the joy...

Page 10: ...GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules Installation Manual Issue 1 W Wizard A PC based programming configuration and diagnostics tool used by the DX system Page 8 Glossary...

Page 11: ...LF Figure 1 DX2 RJM and DX2 RJM LF The DX2 RJM and DX2 RJM LF are compact secondary remote modules designed to provide a simple interface for the wheelchair occupant using a DX DX2 system With a moder...

Page 12: ...ange of who s in charge options first in first served attendant priority user priority and DX like l Simple LED speed indicator showing selected speed range l Tri colour battery gauge l System status...

Page 13: ...RJM LF and DX2 ACU compact remote modules can be used in the following system configurations Primary Secondary Secondary DX DX2 Master remote DX2 ACU DX DX2 Master remote DX2 RJM DX2 RJM LF DX DX2 Mas...

Page 14: ...LF and DX2 ACU compact remote modules DX REM24SD DX REM34B DX REMG90 A T DX ACU3B DX REMG91 S DX2 REM420 1 DX REM48 A see note below DX2 REM550 1 DX2 REMA B ACS2 DX REM41D E Warning The compact remot...

Page 15: ...temperature range 40 65 C Operating humidity range 0 90 RH Operating forces Min Nominal Max Units l Joystick o DX2 RJM DX2 ACU o DX2 RJM LF 1 6 1 1 N N l Mode button 2 5 N l Power button 2 5 N 5 2 Ele...

Page 16: ...GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules Installation Manual Issue 1 Figure 4 Dimensions DX2 RJM DX2 RJM LF and DX2 ACU Page 14 Specifications...

Page 17: ...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 bas...

Page 18: ...odule This solution is ideal for wheelchair occupants that require the remote module to be in a more central position rather than the standard placements of the left or right hand armrests Figure 6 Fi...

Page 19: ...re that the DXBUS cable is not pinched when tightening the tube clamp Figure 13 Fixing the tube mount 6 1 6 Drop in mount The depth and shape of the base of the compact remote module allows it to be p...

Page 20: ...CU Do not install or place the compact remote module higher than 1 2 m from the ground To minimise the risk of snagging Dynamic Controls recommends permanently fixing the compact remote module to the...

Page 21: ...module can still be live even when the system is off Cables with live pins should be connected restrained or covered so that they are not exposed to human contact or materials that could cause electri...

Page 22: ...that you do not select ACU for the Joystick Source parameter for profiles 1 5 The ACU profile is automatically selected by the master remote module when the ACU takes control of a system If another pr...

Page 23: ...X2 RJM LF only For a description of the DX2 ACU s operation see section 7 2 DX2 ACU operation The DX2 RJM and DX2 RJM LF low force joystick version are drop in replacements for the DX RJM They are des...

Page 24: ...r tests and confirms that the joystick returns to the neutral position whenever the joystick is deflected Tests with the device mounted horizontally and with a water soaked knob foam knobs only are re...

Page 25: ...r button can be pressed to perform an EMERGENCY STOP The wheelchair will come to a halt quickly the rate is set by the Emergency Deceleration parameter Warning Ensure that the wheelchair s settings ar...

Page 26: ...enter leave actuator profiles DX REM34B DX REM41D E Short Increments drive profile Long Decrements drive profile Note The DX2 RJM cannot enter any accessory modes with these master remote modules DX...

Page 27: ...ow when the state of charge drops to or below the battery empty level the indicator will flash too The table below shows the battery gauge indicator and the recommended actions for each state Indicato...

Page 28: ...aster remote module when the ACU takes control of a system If another profile other than the ACU profile is selected and the profile has been configured with the ACU as the joystick source then this i...

Page 29: ...Configuration mode The configuration mode is used to set the user display on or off The normal operation is for the user display to be on when the system is powered up so that the user can see how the...

Page 30: ...through the options The battery gauge colour indicates the option Display on Display off 7 1 10 3 Exit configuration mode To exit configuration mode press the power button once Alternatively if there...

Page 31: ...e fully functional Figure 26 The DX2 ACU user interface Warning When the remote module is operated while being held in the hand be aware that it is possible for the hand to get trapped by the trailing...

Page 32: ...and stop If the user releases the joystick from any position other than the neutral position the joystick will return to the neutral position and the wheelchair will slow down and stop The joystick c...

Page 33: ...ent while the system is powered up Depending on the length of time that the button is pressed short or long the mode button is used to l change the speed setting or l toggle between who s in charge oc...

Page 34: ...hand side represents the highest speed 100 Note The speed setting is recorded when the system is powered down so that it will resume the same speed setting on power up If for any reason that the speed...

Page 35: ...harge stage displays the battery level as the battery is charging red empty amber half full or green full Figure 31 Battery charging sequence 7 2 7 Attendant indicator Figure 32 Attendant indicator Th...

Page 36: ...e active remote module before the system went to sleep then the system can be woken by either l momentarily deflecting the joystick or l pressing the power button Note Set the joystick wake up paramet...

Page 37: ...e following button press sequence Note that the system must be powered down to begin 1 Press and hold the mode button 2 Press and hold the power button until both the the mode and power button indicat...

Page 38: ...GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules Installation Manual Issue 1 Page 36...

Page 39: ...a lifting device when lifting the wheelchair off the ground 8 1 Before testing Check that all cables and modules in the system are connected correctly Check especially that the polarities of the batte...

Page 40: ...n all directions and at all speeds Ensure that the wheelchair responds to the drive commands as programmed l If accessories are fitted select an accessory with the mode button and operate the accessor...

Page 41: ...change the driving speed l Check that the speed is displayed correctly on the information display l Press the mode button using long presses to toggle between who s in charge occupant or attendant rem...

Page 42: ...ke up feature when a system is asleep by one or both of the following o momentarily deflecting the joystick Note this is only effective if the remote module wak ing the system was the active remote mo...

Page 43: ...l occur see note below the fault is displayed by the status indicator flashing red and the wheelchair will not drive To clear the fault return the joystick to the neutral position and power the unit o...

Page 44: ...ll other indicators will be switched off It is possible that the rest of the system might not indicate a fault All local faults faults with the compact remote module are displayed as Flash Code 1 DX M...

Page 45: ...he wheelchair is powered up and the Joystick Source parameter of any of the programmable profiles has not been set up for an ACU then no flash code will be displayed Furthermore if the DX2 ACU is disc...

Page 46: ...GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules Installation Manual Issue 1 Page 44...

Page 47: ...The DX2 Remote Joystick Modules DX2 RJM and DX2 RJM LF are components of the DX DX2 System intended to allow powered wheelchair users to interact with the System The DX2 Remote Joystick Modules allow...

Page 48: ...ong with accessories as applicable complies with the Essential Requirements of the MDD by adopting relevant clauses of harmonised standards EN12184 and EN12182 and relevant parts of the FDA Consensus...

Page 49: ...n accordance with this manual and all other manuals of the Dynamic Con trols electronic components that are used on the wheelchair l has been properly connected to a suitable power supply in accordanc...

Page 50: ...sily l After you have completed the installation check it thoroughly Correctly adjust all pro grammable options before the vehicle is used l After you have configured the vehicle check to make sure th...

Page 51: ...for further integration by a medical device manufacturer conform to applicable requirements of Directive 2011 65 EU recast of Directive 2002 95 EC Restriction of the use of certain Hazardous Substance...

Page 52: ...face Identifies battery indicator User interface Identifies attendant indicator Base screw head Tamper evident seal 10 9 3 Serial number and date of manufacture The serial number on a Dynamic Controls...

Page 53: ...nmental statement 49 H Hand guard 18 I Information display 22 24 Intended use 45 J Joystick 22 29 30 L LED indicator 9 Lock mode 27 34 Low force 21 M Maintenance 46 Master remote 18 Mode button 9 10 2...

Page 54: ...GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules Installation Manual Issue 1 Tube mount 15 17 U UCM I 12 UCM II 12 W Warranty 47 Who s in charge 31 Wiring 18 Page 52 Index...

Page 55: ...Notes GBK65701 DX2 Compact Remote Modules Installation Manual Issue 1 Index Page 53...

Page 56: ...0657 Fax 1 440 979 1028 usasales dynamiccontrols com Dynamic Controls is the world s leading manufacturer of electronic controls for power wheelchairs and scooters Dynamic Controls was established in...

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