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- Page 1 Installation Manual compatible with GBK52991 iPortal Installation Manual Issue 2.03, November 2012...
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Page 2: About This Manual
Shark, DX or DX2 system. ONTROLS The iPortal connects with a Shark, DX, or DX2 System. This manual must be read together with the Shark, DX or DX System Manual and all other relevant Shark, DX and DX2 component manuals as applicable. - Page 3 Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards. iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc. s, the Dynamic logo, the Shark, DX, DX2, iPortal and Dashboard logos are trademarks YNAMIC ONTROL of D .
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
® 5.1.2 Wait longer for Bluetooth to establish a connection: ..............22 ® 5.1.3 Clear the iPortal from the iDevice’s Bluetooth list: ..............22 5.1.4 Increase the sleep timeout of the chair:..................22 APPENDICES ............................23 ....................23 NTENDED USE AND REGULATORY STATEMENT ............................. -
Page 5: Introduction
1 Introduction The iPortal Dashboard for iDevices displays wheelchair information in real-time using Bluetooth technology to communicate with the wheelchair system. The iPortal is fully ® compatible with the Shark, DX, and DX2 control systems. The iPortal Dashboard has the following features: ... -
Page 6: Specifications
Dashboard does not send any information back to the control system, and cannot control the wheelchair. 2 Specifications The specifications for the iPortal module should be read and understood in conjunction with the specifications for the host control system. 2.1 Electrical specifications... -
Page 7: Mechanical Specifications
2.2 Mechanical specifications DJ-BTINT DJ-GNKS-IPH DJ-GNKL-IPH Specifications... -
Page 8: Installation
User Guide. 3.1 Mounting and connecting The iPortal system includes a mounting arm, a cradle, a connection module and a USB cover. In addition, a DX BUS cable (for DX and DX2) or a DK BUS cable and Y-cable (for Shark) is needed. - Page 9 Leave enough charging cable so that the user can adjust the angle of the cradle from portrait to landscape orientation. Do not allow a loop of excess cable to hang down. Secure any excess cable at or near the iPortal connection module in accordance with general wiring recommendations.
- Page 10 ONTROLS substitute this cable with one that looks similar. The characteristics of the supplied cable are essential to the correct operation of the iPortal. The charging cable is available in only one length: 950 mm / 37.4 inches. Installation...
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Page 11: Mounting The Module
3.1.2 Mounting the module The iPortal module can be mounted anywhere on the wheelchair, using two M4 bolts and lock nuts to secure the module to the frame of the chair. However, the following should be taken into consideration: ... - Page 12 Permitted module orientation 1. Permitted module orientation 2. NOTE As shown in the diagram above, leave at least 50 mm / 2 inches clearance for the user to insert a USB plug into the auxiliary USB connector on the module. CAUTION Mount the module only with the Apple USB connector, DK and DX BUS connectors facing down or towards the rear of the chair.
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Page 13: Connecting The Module
CLICK! 3.1.3.2 Connect the BUS cable The iPortal module connects with either the Shark or the DX BUS. Do not connect the module to both Shark and DX at the same time. No damage will result if both are accidently connected, but the system will not work correctly until one is disconnected. - Page 14 3.1.3.3 Connecting the module into a Shark system Note that the iPortal module has only one DK BUS socket. Connecting with the Shark system Use one Y cable(GSM80951) as shown in the diagram below. Connecting with the Shark system when there is an Attendant Control Unit (ACU) If an Attendant Control Unit (ACU) is in the system, use two Y cables (GSM80951) as shown in the diagram below.
- Page 15 Y Cable NOTE DK BUS extensions and cables are available in a range of lengths. See the D product catalogue for more information. YNAMIC ONTROLS Always use the shortest cable that can be routed without it being stretched or pinched. Installation...
- Page 16 Alternatively, use an available connector on a DX splitter box (DX-SKT-X4) and a short DX cable such as the GSM63005. Some DX-compatible modules have only one DX BUS socket, for example the DX2-REM42x Remote. If this is the case, use a Y cable (GCB65231) to connect to the iPortal. Y Cable NOTE DX BUS extensions and cables are available in a range of lengths.
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Page 17: Connecting The Idevice
3.1.4 Connecting the iDevice 3.1.4.1 Connecting the charging cable Connect the charging cable to the Apple USB port on the iPortal module and to the iDevice. Depending on the way the user has set-up the iDevice, it may beep or vibrate to indicate that the USB port is charging the device. - Page 18 ® established between the two; this is called pairing. Pairing is normally a one-off procedure: that is, once an iDevice has been paired with the iPortal, it will remain paired during normal operation. To pair the devices, follow the three steps below. (The numbers in square brackets refer to the images below).
- Page 19 3.1.4.3 Pairing a different iDevice with the iPortal To pair a different iDevice with the iPortal, it may be necessary first to un-pair the previous device. To un-pair a device previously paired with the iPortal: Step 1: on the device to be un-paired, set Airplane Mode to ON Step 2: on the device to be paired, follow the procedure “Pairing the iDevice with the iPortal”...
- Page 20 To clear the iPortal from the iDevice Bluetooth list: ® From the iDevice Home screen, choose Settings ► General ► Bluetooth ► Forget this Device, and tap Forget Device. Installation...
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Page 21: Status Leds
Bluetooth off, or power off ® 3.1.5.2 iPortal connection module flash codes (green LED) The status of the iPortal system is indicated by a green LED on the iPortal connection module. Pattern Status Steady green light The iPortal is operating normally Flashing green light An internal error has occurred;... -
Page 22: Programming
4 Programming The iPortal module can be added to any Shark or DX/DX2 System without reprogramming the wheelchair’s control system. New firmware may be downloaded to the iPortal module by the Dashboard application. Downloading a new version of the iPortal Dashboard application will check the iPortal’s firmware on the module and automatically upgrade it, if required. -
Page 23: Appendices
It is not intended to operate diagnostic or life support devices or similar safety critical applications. Additionally, the iPortal offers users who have little or no ability to directly operate an iDevice (iPhone, iPod), the functionality to navigate and control these devices through the wheelchair control system. -
Page 24: Maintenance
6.4 Warranty All equipment supplied by Dynamic Controls is warranted by the company to be free from faulty workmanship or materials. If any defect is found within the warranty period, the company will at its sole discretion refund, replace or repair the equipment without charge for materials or labour. -
Page 25: Safety And Misuse Warnings
6.5 Safety and misuse warnings Please look in the user manual and/or installation manual of the wheelchair that the iPortal is installed on for the warnings that apply to that particular wheelchair and control system. In addition, the following warnings apply to the wheelchair in combination with the iPortal accessory: 1. -
Page 26: Environmental Statement
Apple Product as a result of using the software. 6.9 EU Authorised Representative Dynamic Europe Ltd. Finepoint Way Kidderminster, Worcestershire DY11 7FB, United Kingdom...
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