O P E R A T I O N
P E N N Y & G I L E S D R I V E S T E C H N O L G Y
Chapter 1:
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Solo Technical Manual SK74484/1
2.0
General
2.1
Handling
Avoid knocking your controller, especially the connectors.
Never drop the controller.
When transporting, make sure that the controller is well protected.
Avoid damage to cables.
2.2
Operating Conditions
Your controller uses industrial-grade components throughout,
ensuring reliable operation in a wide range of conditions. However,
you will improve the reliability of the controller if you keep
exposure to extreme conditions to a minimum.
Do not expose your controller or its components to damp for
prolonged periods.
3.0
Controls
Depending on the specification of vehicle to which the Solo is
fitted, some or all of the following controls will be used.
3.1
On/Off Switch
The on/off switch applies power to the controller electronics,
which in turn supply power to the motor. Do not use the on/off
power switch to stop the vehicle unless there is an emergency. (If
you do, you may shorten the life of the vehicle drive components).
Note
some vehicles may have a keyswitch in addition to the normal
on/off switch, the function of the keyswitch is the same as the
on/off switch.