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There are two main types of joystick controls used, these are the
Penny & Giles ‘VSI’ type and the Controls Dynamic ‘DL’ type. The
controllers have the ability to determine errors and faults on the
powerchair. These are displayed on the battery gauge (part A in the
images). The VSI will flash a number of leds to show the error code,
the DL will flash all leds a number of times to indicate the fault.
Part B on the VSI indicates the maximum speed setting, should you
experience this part of the display oscillating to and fro, it indicates
that the VSI has been locked. Please refer to ‘VSI Lock Function’ to
understand the locking / unlocking procedure.
Penny & Giles VSI Controller
Battery Gauge Possible Fault
10
bars
flash Battery voltage too high. Check battery
connections.
9 bars flash
Electromagnetic brake fault
8 bars flash
Possible joystick controller fault
7 bars flash
Possible joystick fault
6 bars flash
Battery charger connected
5 bars flash
Right hand motor wiring fault
4 bars flash
Right hand motor disconnected
3 bars flash
Left hand motor wiring fault
2 bars flash
Left hand motor disconnected
1 bar flashing Low battery voltage
VSI
DL
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