Invacare Linx User manual

Brand: Invacare

Model: Linx

Type: User manual

Invacare®LiNX

enControlsSystem

ServiceManual

DEALER:Keepthismanual.

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Contents

1General.........................................4

1.1Aboutthismanual..............................4

1.2Symbolsinthismanual..........................4

1.3Generalinformation............................4

1.4Imagesinthismanual...........................4

2Safety..........................................5

2.1Safetyinformation..............................5

2.2Safetynotesontheelectricalsystem................5

3Assembly........................................6

3.1Tighteningtorques.............................6

3.2Imperialtometricconversionchart.................6

3.3Overviewcomponents...........................7

3.4Powermodulemounting.........................10

3.5Mountingpositionsonwheelchairs.................11

3.6Portpin-outs..................................11

3.7Portcongurations(Factoryset-up).................12

3.7.1PortcongurationsforsystemswithDLX-REM2xx

(EU-VersionwithModuliteseat)................12

3.7.2Portcongurationfornon-expandablesystems(US

version)..................................13

3.7.3PortcongurationforsystemswithDLX-REM400

andDLX-REM500(withUltraLowMaxxseat)......14

3.7.4Portcongurationsforfunctionkeys..............15

3.8Wiringdiagrams...............................16

3.9Mountingtheprimaryremotes....................26

3.9.1MountingDLX-REM1XXandDLX-REM2XXfor

Modulite.................................26

3.9.2MountingDLX-REM2XXforUltraLowMaxx........27

3.9.3MountingtheDLX-REM400....................29

3.9.4MountingtheDLX-REM500....................30

3.10Mountingthesecondaryremotes.................31

3.10.1MountingtheDLX-ACU200....................31

3.10.2MountingtheDLX-CR400.....................32

3.10.3MountingtheDLX-REM050....................33

3.11MountingtheASLcomponents...................33

3.11.1MountingtheCompactSingleSwitchJoystick......33

3.11.2MountingtheMicroExtremityControlJoystick.....35

3.11.3MountingthePediatricCompactJoystick.........36

3.11.4Mountingtheeclipsetraywithproximity

sensors...................................38

3.12Mountingthe10wayswitch.....................38

3.12.1Mountingthe10wayswitchforModulite........38

3.12.2Mountingthe10wayswitchforUltraLow

Maxx....................................39

4OverviewLiNXAccesstools..........................40

4.1TheLiNXAccessKey............................40

4.1.1RenameLiNXAccessKey(onlypossiblewithLiNX

AccessPCtool).............................40

4.2OverviewFunctions.............................41

4.2.1OverviewUserPreferences.....................42

5Suggestedprogrammingprocedure....................45

5.1Step1–Power-uptest..........................45

5.2Step2–Checkmotororientation..................45

5.3Step3–Setloadcompensation...................45

5.3.1CalibratingAdaptiveLoadCompensation(iOS

tool).....................................46

5.3.2CalibratingAdaptiveLoadCompensation(PC

tool).....................................46

5.4Step4–Adjustspeedsettings.....................47

5.5Step5–Adjustaccelerationsettings................48

6UsingtheLiNXAccessiOStool........................50

6.1Navigationbar.................................50

6.1.1Applicationmenu............................50

6.1.2Changingtheprogramname...................50

6.2Homescreen..................................52

6.3Connectioncontextactions.......................52

6.3.1Connecttodevicescreen......................52

6.3.2Readingaprogramfromthewheelchair...........52

6.3.3Selectingawheelchairconguration..............52

6.3.4Modifyingaprogram.........................53

6.3.5Writingaprogramtothewheelchair.............53

6.3.6Savingprograms............................54

6.3.7Upgradingrmware..........................54

6.3.8StoringtheLAKcerticate.....................55

6.4Filecontextactions.............................55

6.4.1Loadfromlescreen.........................55

6.4.2Openingles...............................56

6.4.3Deletingles...............................56

6.4.4E-mailingles..............................56

7ModifyingwheelchaircongurationwithiOStool.........58

7.1Proleandfunctionactions.......................58

7.2Modifyingfunctionandprolenames...............60

7.3Modifyingdriveparametersgraphically..............61

7.4Modifyingdriveparametersnumerically..............62

7.5Modifyingseatingparameters.....................62

7.6JoystickSwitchThreshold........................64

7.7Adjustquadrantoperation........................65

7.7.1Adjustdrivedirections........................65

7.8Enableindirectnavigation........................66

7.9Installing/Settingupalternativeinputs..............67

7.10SipandPuffinstallation.........................67

7.10.1SipandPuffcalibration......................68

8UsingtheLiNXAccessPCtool........................71

8.1Installingthesoftware...........................71

8.1.1UsingBluetoothonacomputer.................72

8.2Layoutoverview...............................72

8.3Concepts.....................................73

8.4Checkingandgettingthelatestversion..............73

8.5Connectioncontextactions.......................74

8.5.1Connecting/DisconnectingtheLiNXAccessPC

tool.....................................74

8.5.2Writeaprogramtoawheelchair................74

8.5.3Readaprogramfromawheelchair...............74

8.5.4Saveaprogramasale.......................75

8.5.5StoringtheLAKcerticate.....................75

8.5.6Managechaircongurations....................75

8.6Filecontextactions.............................76

8.6.1Open/Closeale............................76

8.6.2Removealefromlist........................76

8.6.3Writingbundlelestoachair..................76

9ModifyingwheelchaircongurationwithPCtool..........77

9.1Proleandfunctionactions.......................77

9.2Modifyingfunctionandprolenames...............78

9.3Modifyingdriveparameters.......................78

9.4Modifyingseatingparameters.....................78

9.5JoystickSwitchThreshold........................80

9.6Settingupasystemforlatcheddriving..............81

9.7Adjustquadrantoperation........................82

9.7.1Adjustdrivedirections........................83

9.8Enableindirectnavigation........................84

9.9Programmingexternalswitches....................85

9.10Programmingmultipurposebuttons................86

9.11Installing/Settingupalternativeinputs.............87

9.12SipandPuffinstallation.........................88

9.12.1SipandPuffcalibration......................88

10Diagnostics......................................91

10.1ViewingSystemSummary.......................91

10.2ViewingActiveErrors...........................91

10.3ViewingChairStatistics.........................91

10.4Viewingreal-timediagnostics.....................93

10.5Clearingtheeventlog..........................93

Invacare®LiNX

1General

1.1Aboutthismanual

Thisservicemanualcontainsinformationaboutassembly,

adjustmentandadvancedmaintenanceoftheproduct.In

ordertoensuresafetywhenhandlingtheproduct,readthe

manualcarefullyandfollowthesafetyinstructions.

Forpre-saleanduserinformation,pleaseseetheuser

manual.FindtheusermanualonInvacare’swebsiteor

contactyourInvacarerepresentative(seeaddressesatthe

endofthismanual).

1.2Symbolsinthismanual

Inthismanual,hazardstatementsareindicatedbysymbols.

Thesymbolsareaccompaniedbyasignalwordthatindicates

theseverityoftherisk.

WARNING

Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult

inseriousinjuryordeathifitisnotavoided.

CAUTION

Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult

inminororslightinjuryifitisnotavoided.

IMPORTANT

Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult

indamagetopropertyifitisnotavoided.

Givesusefultips,recommendationsand

informationforefcient,trouble-freeuse.

Thissymbolidentiesalistofvarioustools,

componentsanditemswhichyouwillneedin

ordertocarryoutcertainwork.

1.3Generalinformation

•Serviceandmaintenanceworkmustbecarriedout

takingthisservicemanualintoaccount.

•Itisimperativethatyouobservesafetyinformation.

•Informationaboutoperationoraboutgeneral

maintenanceandcareworkonthemobilitydevice

shouldbetakenfromServicemanual.

•Youcanndinformationaboutorderingsparepartsin

thesparepartscatalogue.

•SparepartsMUSTmatchoriginalInvacareparts.Only

usesparepartswhichhavebeenapprovedbyInvacare.

•Wereservetherighttomakeanyalterationsonthe

groundsoftechnicalimprovements.

•Formoreinformationabouttheproduct,forexample

productsafetynoticesandproductrecalls,contactyour

localInvacarerepresentative.Foraddressandwebsite

seebackpageofthismanual.

•Themobilitydevicemayonlybemaintainedand

overhauledbyqualiedpersonnel.

•Theminimumrequirementforservicetechniciansis

suitabletraining,suchasinthecycleororthopedic

mechanicselds,orsufcientlylong-termjob

experience.

–Experienceintheuseofelectricalmeasuring

equipment(multimeters)isalsoarequirement.

–SpecialInvacaretrainingisrecommended.

•Alterationstothemobilitydevicewhichoccurasaresult

ofincorrectlyorimproperlyexecutedmaintenanceor

overhaulworkleadtotheexclusionofallliabilityon

thesideofINVACARE.

•IfyouhaveanyproblemsorquestionscontactInvacare

Service.

1.4Imagesinthismanual

Thedetailedimagesinthismanualaregivenmarksto

identifyvariouscomponents.Componentmarksintextand

operationalinstructionsalwaysrelatetotheimagedirectly

above.

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Safety

2Safety

2.1Safetyinformation

WARNING!

Theproceduresinthisservicemanual,mustbe

performedbyaspecializeddealerorqualied

servicetechnician.

–Donothandlethisproductoranyavailable

optionalequipmentwithoutrstcompletely

readingandunderstandingtheseinstructions

andanyadditionalinstructionalmaterialsuch

asusermanuals,installationmanualsor

instructionsheetssuppliedwiththisproduct

oroptionalequipment.

Theinformationcontainedinthisdocumentissubject

tochangewithoutnotice.

2.2Safetynotesontheelectricalsystem

WARNING!

Fireandburnhazardduetoelectricalshorts

–Themobilitydevicemustbecompletely

switchedoffbeforeremovalofvoltage-carrying

components.Todothis,removethebatteries.

Forinformationaboutremovingthebatteries,

refertotheservicemanualoftheparticular

wheelchair.

–Avoidshort-circuitingthecontactswhen

carryingoutmeasurementsonvoltage-carrying

components.

WARNING!

Riskofinjuryordamageduetoelectricalshorts

Connectorpinsoncablesconnectedtothepower

modulecanstillbeliveevenwhenthesystem

isoff.

–Cableswithlivepinsshouldbeconnected,

restrainedorcovered(withnon-conductive

materials)sothattheyarenotexposedto

humancontactormaterialsthatcouldcause

electricalshorts.

–Whencableswithlivepinshavetobe

disconnected,forexample,whenremovingthe

buscablefromtheremoteforsafetyreasons,

makesuretorestrainorcoverthepins(with

non-conductivematerials).

Riskofdamagetotheconnectorpins

Ifyoutouchtheconnectorpins,theycanbecome

dirtyortheycanbedamagedbyelectrostatic

discharge.

–Donottouchtheconnectorpins.

Tomaximizeperformance,minimizeEMCemissions,

maximizeEMCandESDimmunity,andtokeepthecabling

ofthewheelchairsafeandtidy,observethefollowing

guidelines:

•Allwiringshouldcomplywiththerequirementsof

ISO7176-14.

•Keepallcablesasshortaspossible.

•AllcablesusedshouldberesistanttoretoVW-1(UL

1581)orsimilar.

•Avoidwireloops,especiallyloopsofsinglewiresinstead

ofwirepairs.

•Trytorunwiresinpairsorbunches.Forexample,run

thebattery'spositiveandnegativewirestogether,and

themotor'spositiveandnegativewirestogether .Bind

wirestogetherandxthemtothechassis.

•Donotroutethecables(includingthemotorcable)

nearthemotorcase,wherepossible.

•Makesurethatallvehiclesub-frames,particularlythe

motorsandcontrollercase,areelectricallyconnected.

•Donotusethevehicleframeastheearthreturn.Any

electricallow-resistanceconnectiontotheframeisa

safetyriskandisnotallowedbyinternationalsafety

standards.

•Tominimizeelectromagneticemissionsbythemotor

brushes,itmaybenecessarytotcapacitorsbetween

thebrushholdersandthemotorcase.Makesurethat

theleadsarekeptasshortaspossible.Asuitable

capacitoris4n7,2kVCeramic.

•Forbestelectricalperformance,thewiresizemustbe

aslargeaspossible,butnolargerthanwhatthecrimp

intheconnectorcanwithstand.Alwaysusethecorrect

toolforcrimping.

•Recommendedminimumwiresizesareshowninthe

wiringsections.

•Forlow-currentsignals,donotusewiresizessmaller

than0.5mm

/20AWG,becausesmallerwiresare

physicallynotstrongenoughforthisapplication.

•Thetypeofcableusedmustbeappropriateforthe

mechanicalandenvironmentalabuseitislikelyto

encounter .

•Donotusedamagedorabusedcables.Adamaged

cablecanpotentiallyproducelocalizedheat,sparksor

arcing,andassuchitcancauseare.

•Protectallcablesagainstpossiblecontactwith

ammablematerial.

•Ifanextensionloomistted,mountitwiththefemale

connectorfacinghorizontalordownwards,andprotect

itfromdirectsplashing.Iftheextensionloomisto

beusedforfrequentdisconnection,mountthefemale

connectorsothatitfacesdownwards.

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Invacare®LiNX

3Assembly

3.1Tighteningtorques

CAUTION!

Riskofdamagetomobilitydevicedueto

improperlytightenedscrews,nutsorplastic

connections.

–Alwaystightenscrews,nutsetc.tothestated

tighteningtorque.

–Onlytightenscrewsornutswhicharenotlisted

herengertight.

Thetighteningtorquesstatedinthefollowinglistarebased

onthethreaddiameterforthenutsandboltsforwhichno

specicvalueshavebeendetermined.Allvaluesassume

dryandde-greasedthreads.

ThreadTighteningtorquein

Nm±10%

M43Nm

6Nm

M610Nm

M825Nm

M1049Nm

M1280Nm

M14120Nm

M16180Nm

3.2Imperialtometricconversionchart

Youcanusethischartasanorientationtondtheright

toolsize.

IMPERIALMETRIC

inch

5/64

1.9844

3/32

2.3813

7/64

2.7781

1/8

3.1750

9/64

3.5719

5/32

3.9688

11/64

4.3656

3/16

4.7625

13/64

5.1594

7/32

5.5563

15/64

5.9531

1/4

6.3500

17/64

6.7469

9/32

7.1438

IMPERIALMETRIC

inch

19/64

7.5406

5/16

7.9375

21/64

8.3344

11/32

8.7313

23/64

9.1281

3/8

9.5250

25/64

9.9219

13/32

10.3188

27/64

10.7156

7/16

11.1125

29/64

11.5094

15/32

11.9063

31/64

12.3031

1/2

12.7000

33/64

13.0969

17/32

13.4938

35/64

13.8906

9/16

14.2875

37/64

14.6844

19/32

15.0813

39/64

15.4781

5/8

15.8750

41/64

16.2719

21/32

16.6688

43/64

17.0656

11/16

17.4625

45/64

17.8594

23/32

18.2563

47/64

18.6531

3/4

19.0500

49/64

19.4469

25/32

19.8438

51/64

20.2406

13/16

20.6375

53/64

21.0344

27/32

21.4313

55/64

21.8281

7/8

22.2250

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Assembly

3.3Overviewcomponents

Remotemodules

DLX-REM110

•Drivefunction

DLX-REM210

•Drivefunction

•Poweredseating

function

Uptotwoactuators

DLX-REM211

•Drivefunction

•Poweredseating

function

Twoormoreactuators

DLX-REM215

•Drivefunction

•Poweredseating

function

Uptotwoactuators

•Lightingfunction

DLX-REM216

•Drivefunction

•Poweredseating

function

Twoormoreactuators

•Lightingfunction

Remotemodules

DLX-REM400

•Touchscreeninterface

tofacilitate:

–Multipledrive

functions

–Multiplepowered

seatingfunctions

Twoormore

actuators

–Lightingfunction

•Multipurposebuttons

•3.5mmjacksockets

DLX-REM500

•Touchscreeninterface

tofacilitate:

–Multipledrive

functions

–Multiplepowered

seatingfunctions

Twoormore

actuators

–Lightingfunction

•Multipurposebuttons

•3.5mmjacksockets

Secondaryremotemodules

DLX-CR400

CompactRemote

•On/Offbutton

•Menubutton

•Displayfordrive,

seatingand

connectivityfunctions

DLX-CR400LF

CompactRemoteLowForce

•Ascompactremote

•Withlowforcejoystick

DLX-ACU200

AttendantControlUnit

•On/Offrespectively

Selectbutton

•Menubutton

•Displayfordriveand

seatingfunctionsand

"who'sincharge"

indication

DLX-REM050

•Attendantcontrolunit

withdrivefunction

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Invacare®LiNX

ASLcomponents

ASL138

ExtremityControlJoystick

ASL133

CompactSingleSwitch

Joystick

ASL130

MicroExtremityControl

Joystick

ASL132

CompactJoystick

ASL109

SipandPuffHeadArray

ASL104/ASL104P

HeadArray

ASLcomponents

ASL106

FourSwitchProximityArray

ASL504

RemoteStopSwitch

WirelessAccessoriesfor

ATOM:

•WirelessMouse

EmulatorASL558

•WirelessTripleSwitch

ReceiverASL557-3

Powermodules

DLX-PM60

•63Amaximumcurrent

•2xbussockets

•DynamicLoad

Compensation

•AdaptiveLoad

Compensation

•Utilityport

•Real-timeclock

DLX-PM75

•78Amaximumcurrent

•2xbussockets

•DynamicLoad

Compensation

•AdaptiveLoad

Compensation

•Utilityport

•Real-timeclock

DLX-PM120

•120Amaximum

current

•2xbussockets

•DynamicLoad

Compensation

•AdaptiveLoad

Compensation

•Utilityport

•Real-timeclock

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Assembly

Powermodules

DLX-PM75AL

•78Amaximumcurrent

•2xbussockets

•DynamicLoad

Compensation

•AdaptiveLoad

Compensation

•Utilityport

•2xactuators

•3xlights

•Real-timeclock

DLX-PM120AL

•120Amaximum

current

•2xbussockets

•DynamicLoad

Compensation

•AdaptiveLoad

Compensation

•Utilityport

•2xactuators

•3xlights

•Real-timeclock

LiNXseatingmodulesandinterfaces

DLX-ACT200

•2xactuatorchannels

•2xbusports

•1x6–pingeneral

purposeinput(GPI)

port

•ModulestatusLED

•Actuatorpower

providedthroughthe

bus

DLX-ACT400

•4xactuatorchannels

•2xbusports

•1x6–pingeneral

purposeinput(GPI)

port

•ModulestatusLED

•Actuatorpower

providedthroughthe

bus

GLM-CONX4

4–wayconnector

•Expansionblockto

connecttoadditional,

multiplemodulesina

LiNXsystem

LiNXseatingmodulesandinterfaces

DLX-IN500

Inputmodule

•DB9connectorfor

proportionaland

switchedinputs

•12V(200mA)power

supply

•Sipandpuffnozzle

•Jackinput(stereo)

•2xLiNXbusconnector

•Activityindicator

displayinginput

demands

Buscable;lengthfrom300

upto2500mm

Extensionloom;length640

and900mm

Poweredseatingaccessories

ASL300

Eggswitch

•Momentaryswitch

•Normallyopen

•Monojack

Stereobuttonswitch

•2switches

•Stereojack

Stereotoggleswitch

•Toggleswitch

•Normallyopen

•Stereojack

4–waybuttonswitch

•4switches

•DB9connector

4–waytoggleswitch

•4toggledirections

•DB9connector

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Invacare®LiNX

Poweredseatingaccessories

10wayswitch

•Hardware-onlymodule

thatprovidessimple,

directaccessto

poweredseating

functions

DLX-FKEY01

•Forsystemswithone

physicalactuator

•Poweredseating

controlthroughegg

switch,stereobutton

switchorstereotoggle

switch

DLX-FKEY02

•Forsystemswithtwoor

morephysicalactuators

•Poweredseating

controlthrough4–way

buttonswitchor4–way

toggleswitch

DLX-GYR100

LiNXG-Tracmodule

•stabilizeswheelchair’s

drivingbehavior

DLX-USB02

LiNXUSBcharger

•2USBchargerports

•1Achargingcurrent

perport

•Protectiverubber

bungs

3.4Powermodulemounting

Themountingorientationofthepowermodulethatis

speciedbyInvacareperwheelchairmodelmustbekept.

Dimensionsofthepowermodules

DLX-PM60,DLX-PM75,DLX-PM120

DLX-PM75AL,DLX-PM120AL

Correctmounting

Rear

Connectors

Top

Base

Thepowermodulescanbeplacedonitssideoratanangle.

Whenplacingthepowermodulesatanangle,ensurethat

theconnectorsBfacingdownwards,sothattheconnector

recesseswillnotcollectorretainforeignmatterorliquids.

Incorrectmounting

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Assembly

Rear

Connectors

Top

Base

Testing

TheLiNXsystemmustbefullytestedafterallmodulesand

cableshavebeeninstalled.

3.5Mountingpositionsonwheelchairs

ThepositionsofthepowermodulesAandDLX-ACT200/400Bdependingonwheelchairmodeland—congurationare

showninthetablebelow.Forfurtherinformationaboutaccesstothecomponents,refertotheServicemanualof

theparticularwheelchairmodel.

RearWheelDriveCenterWheelDrive

Fox

TDXSP2,TDXSP2narrow

base,TDXSP2widebasewith

Moduliteseat

Kite,KiteHD

TDXSP2narrowbaseand

TDXSP2widebasewithUltra

LowMaxxseat

Bora/SpectraXTR,Spectra

XTRHDw/olifter/tiltmodule

Bora/SpectraXTR,Spectra

XTRHDwlifter/tiltmodule

Storm

,Storm

X-plore,

Storm

Max

noDLX-ACT200/400onStorm

Max

3.6Portpin-outs

DLX-PM60,DLX-PM75,DLX-PM120

LiNXcommunicationbus

Motor/parkbrakeportM1

Batteryport

Motor/parkbrakeportM2

Utilityport

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Invacare®LiNX

DLX-PM75AL,DLX-PM120AL

LiNXcommunicationbus

Motor/parkbrakeportM1

Batteryport

Motor/parkbrakeportM2

Actuatorports

Lightingport

Utilityport

3.7Portcongurations(Factoryset-up)

Actuatorports,propertiesandbehaviorperactuatorare

denedbyInvacare.Youcanchangespeed,directionand

operationmode.Thisisdoneindifferentmenus,referto

7.5Modifyingseatingparameters,page62.

Seatingmotion

Theseatingmovementiscalledseatingmotion.Theseating

motiondenestheicondisplayedontheuserinterface,

overallspeed,theindividualactuatorsandtheirspeeds.A

seatingmotioncancontroloneormoreactuators.Thereare

sixseatingmotionsdenedinthefactoryset-up.

Seatingfunction

Theseatingfunctionistheuserinputanddeneshowthe

motionisoperated.

The“AL”powermodulesthatfeatureactuatorsand

lights,havetwoactuatorports.Ifrequired,thesystemis

completedwiththeDLX-ACT200orDLX-ACT400,basedon

theconguration.Thefollowingchaptersdetailtheport

set-uppermodule/conguration.

3.7.1PortcongurationsforsystemswithDLX-REM2xx(EU-VersionwithModuliteseat)

Channel

Seatingmotion(Icon)Seatingfunction(Operation)

Tilt

ProportionalFWD/REV

Recline

ProportionalFWD/REV

Rightleg

ProportionalFWD/REV

Leftleg/

Center-mounted

legrest

Bothlegs

ProportionalFWD/REV

Lifter

ProportionalFWD/REV

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Assembly

Portcongurationwithoutlifter

Powermodule

DLX-ACT200

DLX-ACT400

Portcongurationwithlifer

Powermodule

DLX-ACT200

DLX-ACT400

3.7.2Portcongurationfornon-expandablesystems(USversion)

Non-expandablesystemsarettedwithexternalswitchesandafunctionkey,tocontrolthepoweredseatingfunctions.For

moreinformationaboutfunctionkeys,refertochapter3.7.4Portcongurationsforfunctionkeys,page15.

Singleactuatorsystems

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Invacare®LiNX

Channel

Seatingmotion(Icon)Seatingfunction(Operation)

Reclineonly

ProportionalFWD/REV

Tiltonly

ProportionalFWD/REV

LNXonly

ProportionalFWD/REV

Twoactuatorsystems

Channel

Seatingmotion

(Icon)

Seatingmotion

(Icon)

Seatingmotion

(Icon)

Seatingmotion

(Icon)

Seatingmotion

(Icon)

Seating

function

(Operation)

Tilt

TiltReclineLeftlegReclineProportional

FWD/REV

Lifter

LNXLNX

RightlegTiltProportional

FWD/REV

3.7.3PortcongurationforsystemswithDLX-REM400andDLX-REM500(withUltraLowMaxxseat)

Channel

Seatingmotion(Icon)Seatingfunction(Operation)

Tilt

ProportionalFWD/REV

Lifter

ProportionalFWD/REV

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Channel

Seatingmotion(Icon)Seatingfunction(Operation)

Legrestright

ProportionalFWD/REV

Legrestleft

ProportionalFWD/REV

LNX

ProportionalFWD/REV

Recline

ProportionalFWD/REV

3.7.4Portcongurationsforfunctionkeys

Ifthesystemisttedwithanexternalswitch,tocontrolthepoweredseatingfunctions(excepta10wayswitch),afunctionkey

isrequiredtointerfacetheswitches.Therearefourdifferentcongurationsoffunctionkeys.Thetypeoffunctionkeydetermines

thebehaviorofthesysteminregardstothecontrolofactuators.

Type1:SingleActuatorSystem(SAS)

Thisfunctionkeyisforsystemswithonephysicalactuator.Itisavailableintwodifferentcongurations:

•FKEY01:actuatorcontrolthroughswitchesonly

•FKEY01TDC:actuatorcontrolthroughswitchesandjoystick

IndependentoftypeFKEY01orFKEY01TDCtheexternalswitchestocontrolthepoweredseatingfunctions,mustbeplugged

intotheJacksockets,seetablebelow.

Monojacktoconnecteggswitch

Stereojacktoconnectstereobuttonswitchorstereotoggleswitch

Type2:Multi-ActuatorSystem(MAC)

Thisfunctionkeyisforsystemswithtwoormorephysicalactuators.Itisavailableintwodifferentcongurations:

•FKEY02:actuatorcontrolthroughswitchesonly

•FKEY02TDC:actuatorcontrolthroughswitchesandjoystick

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IndependentoftypeFKEY02orFKEY02TDCthe4–waybuttonswitchorthe4–waytoggleswitchmustbepluggedintothe

DB9socket.

3.8Wiringdiagrams

Thefollowingdiagramsshowthewiringforawheelchairinacomplexcongurationincludingmultipleactuators,

lightsandattendantcontrolunit.

Toidentifytherequiredcablelength,seetablesbelowormeasurethecableafterremovingit.

WiringforcongurationsofModuliteseatwithlifter,tilt,recline,poweredelevatinglegrests,lights,attendantcontrolunit,

secondaryremote,DLX-ACT400andUSBcharger

Cablelengthmayvarydependingonmountingpositionsofprimaryandsecondaryremotesandof4–wayconnector

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Model

A A

B B

C C

D D

E E

F F

G G

H H

Kite

•2500

•1500

•300

•700

•1500

•1700

•700

Spectra

XTR

HD,

Bora/Spec-

traXTR

Standard

•1700

•300

•700

•1200

•1500

•700

TDXSP2•1500

•1200

•300

•700

•1000

•1200

•300

Storm

X-plore

•1500

•1200

•300

•500

•300

•1200

•1500

•300

WiringforcongurationsofModuliteseatwithlifter,tilt,recline,poweredelevatinglegrests,lights,attendantcontrol

unit,DLX-ACT400andUSBcharger

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Cablelengthmayvarydependingonmountingpositionsofprimaryandsecondaryremotesandof4–wayconnector

GLM-CONX4.

Model

A A

B B

C C

D D

E E

F F

Kite

•2500mm•1500mm•700mm•1700mm•700mm•700mm

Spectra

XTR

HD,

Bora/Spectra

XTRStandard

•1700mm•1200mm•700mm•1500mm•700mm•700mm

TDXSP2•1500mm•1000mm•300mm•1500mm•700mm•300mm

Storm

,Storm

X-plore

•1500mm•1200mm•500mm•1500mm•300mm•300mm

WiringforcongurationsofModuliteseatwithtilt,recline,poweredelevatinglegrests,lightsandDLX-ACT200

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Cablelengthmayvarydependingonmountingpositionsofprimaryandsecondaryremotes.

Model

A A

B B

Kite

•1500mm•1500mm

SpectraXTR

HD,Bora/SpectraXTR

Standard

•1500mm•1500mm

TDXSP2•1700mm•1000mm

Storm

,Storm

X-plore

•1200mm•1500mm

WiringforDriveonlycongurationofModuliteseat

Cablelengthmayvarydependingonmountingpositionsofprimaryremote.

Model

A A

Kite

•2000mm

SpectraXTR

HD,Bora/SpectraXTRStandard

•2000mm

TDXSP2•1500mm

Storm

,Storm

X-plore

•2000mm

Fox

•300mm+640mmextensionloom

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WiringforFoxwithModuliteDriveonlywithACU

Cablelengthmayvarydependingonmountingpositionsofprimaryandsecondaryremotesandof4–wayconnector

GLM-CONX4.

•1000mm

•1200mm

•1000mm

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