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Handicare Raptor Service Manual

Handicare Raptor Service Manual (163 pages)

Brand: Handicare | Category: Mobility Aid | Size: 1.53 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

26
- R Eservedeler
  4
- B Akramme
  5
- K Arosseri
  6
- V Iktige Fremgangsmåter
  7
- E Lektronikk
  8
- Sp1 Håndholdt Programmerer
  10
- Sp1 a H Åndholdt Programmerer
  11
- Viktig Merknad
  13
- Programmering
  14
- Reverse Accel'n
  15
- Min Forward Speed
  16
- Invert Throttle
  17
- Vedlegg
  23
- Table of Contents
  26
- About this Manual
  31
- Icons
  31
- Chapter 1 - Operation
  
  32
  - Introduction
    34
  - General
    34
  - Handling
    34
  - Operating Conditions
    34
  - Controls
    35
  - On/Off Switch
    35
  - Status Indicator
    36
  - Throttle
    36
    
    3.3.1 Wig-Wag Throttle
    36
    
    3.3.2 Single-Ended Throttle
    36
  - Reverse Switch
    36
  - Speed Limiting Control
    36
  - Slow/Fast Switch
    36
  - Freewheel Switch
    36
  - Reverse Alarm
    36
  - Getting Ready to Drive
    37
  - Tips for Using Your Controller
    37
  - Driving - General
    37
  - Driving Technique
    37
  - Precautions for Use
    38
  - Hazards
    38
  - Safety Checks
    40
  - Daily Checks
    40
  - Weekly Checks
    40
  - Servicing
    40
  - Status Indication
    41
  - Status Indicator Steady
    41
  - Status Indicator Flashes Slowly
    41
  - Status Indicator Blinks off Every 5 Seconds
    41
  - Status Indicator Flashes Rapidly (Even with Throttle Released)
    41
  - Self-Help Guide
    41
  - Diagnostic Flash Code Feature
    41
  - Slow or Sluggish Movement
    42
  - Pushing Your Scooter
    43
  - Using Freewheel Switch
    43
  - Disengaging the Parking Brake
    43
  - Battery Gauge
    44
  - How to Read a Single Bulb (or LED) Battery Gauge
    44
  - How to Read a Trucharge Battery Gauge
    44
    
    10.2.1 Driving
    45
    
    10.2.2 Charging
    45
  - Battery Charging
    46
  - Programming
    47
  - Controller Servicing
    47
  - Warranty
    48
- Chapter 2 - Installation
  
  50
  - Documentation
    52
  - Egis Operation
    52
  - Program Settings
    52
  - Soft-Stop
    53
  - Other Information
    53
  - Immobilizing the Scooter
    53
  - Prevention of Unauthorized Use
    53
  - Charger Interlock
    53
  - Connections
    54
  - General
    54
  - Battery Connections
    55
  - Motor Connections
    56
  - Brake Connections
    56
  - Wire Gauge and Types
    56
  - Batteries
    57
  - Motors
    57
  - Control Connections
    58
  - 0.5A Fused
    58
  - On/Off Switch
    58
  - Throttle Potentiometer
    58
    
    6.3.1 Speed Limiting Potentiometer
    61
    
    6.3.2 ISO Test Resistor
    61
    
    6.3.3 Alternative Throttle Inputs
    61
  - Guard Pins
    61
  - Freewheel
    62
  - Volts
    63
  - Charger Connections
    64
  - Inhibit
    64
    
    Inhibit Mode
    64
    
    7.1.2 Inhibit 1 Operation
    65
  - Mounting
    66
  - Orientation
    66
  - Position
    66
  - Cables
    67
  - Production Tests
    68
  - Mounting
    68
  - Cables and Connectors
    68
  - Preset Settings
    68
  - Operational Test
    68
  - Test Drive
    68
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    69
  - Emissions
    69
    
    10.1.1 Motor Suppression
    69
    
    10.1.2 Cables
    69
  - Immunity
    69
  - Electro-Static Discharge (E.S.D.)
    69
  - Battery Gauge
    71
- Chapter 3 - Tiller Module
  
  72
  - Introduction
    74
  - Surface Mount Variant
    74
  - Inset Variant
    74
  - Dimensions
    76
  - Surface Mount Variant
    76
  - Inset Variant
    76
  - Mounting
    78
  - Handling
    78
    
    3.3.1 Fixing
    79
  - Inset Variant
    79
  - Wiring
    81
  - Wire Gauge
    81
    
    4.2.1 Surface Mount Variant
    81
    
    4.2.2 Inset Variant
    81
  - Connections
    82
  - ESD Connection
    82
    
    5.2.1 Surface Mount Variant
    83
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    84
  - Immunity and Emissions
    84
  - Electro-Static Discharge (E.S.D.)
    84
  - Production Tests
    85
  - Mounting
    85
  - Cables and Connections
    85
  - Operational Test
    85
- Chapter 4 - Warning Summary
  
  86
  - Introduction
    88
  - Warnings
    88
  - Driving Technique
    88
  - Precautions for Use
    88
  - Disengaging the Parking Brake
    89
  - Driving
    90
  - Battery Charging
    90
  - Programming
    90
  - Controller Servicing
    91
  - Warranty
    91
  - Program Settings
    91
  - Charger Interlock
    91
  - Connections - General
    92
  - Battery Connections
    92
  - Freewheel
    92
  - Position
    93
  - Production Tests
    93
- Chapter 5 - Specifications
  
  94
  - Electrical Specifications
    96
Table of Contents

100
- About this Manual
  104
- Icons
  104
- Chapter 1 - Programming
  106
- Introduction
  108
- Use of a Sp1A with Solo, Egis, and S-Drive
  108
- The Sp1A Programmer
  109
- Important Note
  111
- Connection
  112
  - Programming
    112
  - 3.1.2 Diagnostics
    113
- Using the Sp1A
  112
- Forward Accel'n
  114
- Forward Decel'n
  114
- Programming Menu
  114
- Reverse Accel'n
  114
- Max Forward Speed
  115
- Reverse Decel'n
  115
- Max Reverse Speed
  116
- Min Forward Speed
  116
- Min Reverse Speed
  116
- Invert Throttle
  117
- Read System Log
  117
- Read Timer
  117
- Sleep Timer
  117
- Chapter 2 - Diagnostics
  118
- Diagnostics Process
  120
- Introduction
  120
- Detecting a Trip Has Occurred
  121
- Display Does Not Illuminate
  121
- Display Is Steady
  121
- Flashing Rapidly
  121
- Flashing Slowly
  121
- Trip Diagnosis
  122
- Trip Diagnosis with a Trucharge Display Type Status Indicator
  122
  - Trucharge Display Diagnostics
    122
- Trip Diagnosis with a Single Bulb (or LED) Type Status Indicator
  123
  - 3.2.1 solo Controllers & Egis Prior to 2002
    123
  - 3.2.2 Egis Controllers
    123
  - 3.2.3 S-Drive Controller
    123
- Trip Diagnosis with the Sp1A Programmer
  123
- Chapter 3 - solo Diagnostics
  126
- Introduction
  128
- Solo Trip Table
  128
- Trip Types and Their Possible Causes
  129
- Trip Type 1 - Low Battery Voltage
  130
- Trip Type 2 - Motor Disconnected
  130
- Trip Type 3 - Motor Wiring Trip
  130
- Trip Type 4 - Parking Brake off
  130
- Trip Type 5 - Not Used
  130
- Trip Type 6 - Inhibit Active
  130
- Trip Type 7 - Throttle Trip
  131
- Trip Type 8 - Possible Controller Trip
  131
- Trip Type 9 - Solenoid Brake Trip
  131
- Blink - System Asleep
  132
- Trip Type 10 - High Battery Voltage
  132
- Other Trip Symptoms
  133
- Reverse Alarm Does Not Sound
  133
- Status Indicator Does Not Light
  133
- System will Not Switch on
  133
- Vehicle Drives Slowly
  133
- Vehicle will Not Drive in Reverse
  133
- Batteries Discharge very Quickly
  134
- Motor or Brake Becomes very Warm
  134
- Servicing of Defective Units
  135
- Chapter 4 - Egis Diagnostics
  136
- Egis Trip Table
  138
- Introduction
  138
- Trip Types and Their Possible Causes
  139
- Trip Type 1 - Low Battery Voltage
  140
- Trip Type 2 - Motor Disconnected
  140
- Trip Type 3 - Motor Wiring Trip
  140
- Trip Type 4 - Parking Brake off
  140
- Trip Type 5 - Not Used
  140
- Trip Type 6 - Inhibit Active
  140
- Trip Type 7 - Throttle Trip
  141
- Trip Type 8 - Possible Controller Trip
  141
- Trip Type 9 - Solenoid Brake Trip
  141
- Blink - System Asleep
  142
- Trip Type 10 - High Battery Voltage
  142
- Other Trip Symptoms
  143
- Reverse Alarm Does Not Sound
  143
- Status Indicator Does Not Light
  143
- System will Not Switch on
  143
- Vehicle Drives Slowly
  143
- Vehicle will Not Drive in Reverse
  143
- Batteries Discharge very Quickly
  144
- Motor or Brake Becomes very Warm
  144
- Servicing of Defective Units
  145
- Chapter 5 - S-Drive Diagnostics
  146
- Drive Trip Table
  148
- Introduction
  148
- Trip Types and Their Possible Causes
  149
- Freewheel Mode Engaged
  150
- Trip Type 1 - Low Battery Voltage
  150
- Trip Type 2 - Motor Disconnected
  150
- Trip Type 3 - Motor Wiring Trip
  150
- Trip Type 5 - Not Used
  150
- Trip Type 6 - Inhibit 1, 2 or 3 Active
  150
  - 3.6.1 Inhibit 1 Active
    150
  - 3.6.2 Inhibit 2 Active
    151
  - 3.6.3 Inhibit 3 Active
    151
- Trip Type 7 - Throttle Trip
  151
- Trip Type 8 - Possible Controller Trip
  152
- Trip Type 9 - Solenoid Brake Trip
  152
- Blink - System Asleep
  153
- Throttle Displaced at Power-Up
  153
- Trip Type 10 - High Battery Voltage
  153
- Other Trip Symptoms
  154
- Reverse Alarm Does Not Sound
  154
- Status Indicator Does Not Light
  154
- System will Not Switch on
  154
- Vehicle Drives Slowly
  154
- Batteries Discharge very Quickly
  155
- Motor or Brake Becomes very Warm
  155
- Vehicle will Not Drive in Reverse
  155
- Servicing of Defective Units
  156
- Chapter 6 - Warning Summary
  
  158
  - Introduction
    160
  - Warnings
    160
  - Using the Sp1A
    160
  - Using the Sp1A - Diagnostics
    161
  - Forward Accel'n
    161
  - Forward Decel'n
    161
  - Reverse Decel'n
    161
  - Max Forward Speed
    161
  - Introduction
    162
  - Batteries Discharge very Quickly
    162
  - Servicing of Defective Units
    162
  - Batteries Discharge very Quickly
    163
  - Servicing of Defective Units
    163

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