RAPIDO Instructions Manual
Status: April-03
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must in any case be remedied as
soon as possible, otherwise
further faults might occur.
Nr.
Blinking Sequence
Problem/Fault
Checking
10.
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Communication
errors between
several components
(wake up message
missing)
1. Check the respective status
indications.
2. Check whether the plug
connections are correct.
3. Check the cables and plugs for
corrosion and damage.
11.
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Resting phases of the
motors
For protection of the motors the
system switches off automatically
when their programmed running
times are exceeded. The wheelchair
is reactivated by switching the system
off and on.
12.
Fast blinking every 5 seconds
The electronics are
switched on but still
locked.
Slide the magnetic key over the key
symbol (only for COMMANDO DX).
13.
Fast continuous flickering after
switching on.
Joystick not in neutral
position.
Restart the steering and make sure
that the joystick is in the neutral
position.
14.
A single battery-LED blinks.
Warning: Battery
discharged.
Immediately start charging the
batteries (using only the supplied
charger).
15.
Two or three battery LEDs blink
Warning: Battery
voltage too low.
1. Check the condition of the
batteries.
2. Check the charger (select the
charging program if necessary).
16.
Three to six battery LEDs blink
Warning: Battery
voltage too high.
1. Ceck the condition of the
batteries.
2. Check the charger (select the
charging program if necessary).
Key:
n
The LED of the key symbol blinks for 0.2 seconds and is off for 0.8 seconds.
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The LED of the key symbol is out for two seconds before a new blink sequence starts.
Fault diagnosis for SHARK steering
Display Description
Meaning
Comments
All LEDs out
System switched off
All LEDs shine continuously.
System on.
The LEDs can variously
indicate the charge.
The left, red LED blinks.
Low battery charge
Immediate recharging
required.
Sequential blinking from “right
to left“
Shark-System
To release, press the
on/off knob twice within 10
seconds.
Sequential blinking from “left to
right“; the charge is indicated at
the same time.
Shark is being
programmed, is connected
to the charger and/or is
being charged.
The LEDs shining steadily
indicate the present
charge.