Lights; Troubleshooting; Locking The Controller; Technical Specifications - Scout MOBILITY SHARK Manuel D'utilisation

4. Lights

Not every wheelchair has been equipped with lights.

Lights (I in figure 1.1)

Hazard Lights (J in figure 1.1)

Direction indicators (K1 & K2 in figure 1.1)

5. Troubleshooting

If the wheelchair will not function while the batteries are fully charged, check the
following points before consulting your dealer:

Switch the controller off and then switch it on again. Check to see if the malfunction
has been solved.

Check if the free wheel switch was switched to Drive.

Check if the joystick was in the 0 position when the controller was switched on. In
other words, the joystick must not be moved when the controller is being switched ion
or off.
Malfunctions list
An extensive list of possible malfunctions can be found in the appendix of the service
manual for qualified specialists (also available on www.scoutmobility.nl)

6. Locking the controller

To lock the controller Shark

Push >4 sec the on/off button (B in fig 6.1) while the chair is turned on.

The DX2 system turns off immediatly when the on/off button is pushed.
 After 4 seconds the 'maximum speed' (D2 in fig 1.2) and the Lock LED turn on for 1
second to indicate that the DX2 system is now locked.
To unlock the controller DX2 REM420/421

Press the on/off button

Press the horn button twice (within 10 sec).

The wheelchair is now unlocked again and can be used again.

7. Technical specifications

Technical specifications Shark
Parameter
Operating Voltage range
Charger rating
Quiescent Current
Protection Rating
Operating force
Parameter
Tube mount diameter
Operating Temperature Range
Storage Temperature Range
Operating Humidity Range
Value
18V -32V DC (nom. 24V)
Max 12 A RMS Continuous, limited by Shark BUS
Rating
< 0.25mA Off, typically 200mA On
IPx4
Joystick < 2.2N, Buttons < 3N
Min Nominal
15 (5/8) 19 (3/4)
-25 (-13)
-40 (-40)
0
21
Max Units
22 (7/8) mm (in)
50 (122) °C (°F)
65 (149) °C (°F)
90 %RH