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General| Brand | Dynamic |
|---|---|
| Model | Shark |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Explains the manual's structure, symbols, and general information.
Overview of the SHARK system, its components, and benefits.
Details the three main sections of the quick start guide.
Steps to turn the SHARK powerchair system on.
Steps to turn the SHARK powerchair system off.
Safety feature preventing unintended movement on startup.
Procedure to secure the SHARK system from unauthorized use.
Procedure to release the SHARK system's security lock.
Steps to restore the SHARK system from sleep mode.
Instructions for controlling powerchair movement with the joystick.
Procedure to set the powerchair's top speed.
Explanation of the speedometer display modes and indicators.
How to use the horn function on the SHARK system.
Interpreting the battery level indicators on the gauge.
Understanding fault and status lights shown on the battery gauge.
Procedure for charging the SHARK powerchair's batteries.
Entering the mode to control seat adjustments.
Choosing between different seat positions or functions.
Controlling the movement of selected seat functions.
Exiting the seat function mode and returning to normal driving.
Controls for switching side and positioning lights on or off.
Using the turn signal indicators on the SHARK system.
Using the hazard warning lights on the SHARK system.
Using the SHARK system with an attendant's control module.
Speedometer setting to show only the maximum speed.
Speedometer setting to show current and maximum speed.
Using speed buttons to increase or decrease speed in steps.
How load compensation impacts chair performance and handling.
Adjusting the Load Compensation parameter using the Wizard software.
Step-by-step guide to correctly set the Load Compensation value.
Reducing joystick movement required for full speed control.
Viewing serial numbers, software versions, and usage data.
Accessing the technician interface via the HHP.
Authenticating to enter the technician mode.
Navigating to the program selection screen.
Choosing the desired drive program for the powerchair.
Adjusting drive parameters for specific user needs.
Initial troubleshooting step: checking battery voltage.
Diagnosing faults by identifying and interpreting flash codes.
Checking other diagnostic indicators and conditions displayed.
Procedure for measuring battery voltage under various conditions.
Understanding flash codes and their corresponding solutions.
Test to isolate faults between motors and the controller.
Measuring motor resistance to identify faulty motors.
Measuring controller connector resistance for faults.
Troubleshooting steps for park brake related faults.
Diagnosing faults related to the remote control unit.
Diagnosing faults within the power module.
Troubleshooting communication issues between components.
Identifying and addressing internal controller faults.
Diagnosing issues with incompatible remote control units.
Recognizing and responding to low battery and locked state indicators.
Understanding charge inhibit and OONAPU error conditions.
Accessing and reviewing system fault logs via the HHP.
Checking system runtime, power-up, and drive statistics.
Checking the total system runtime in hours.
Checking the number of times the system has been powered up.
Checking the number of times the powerchair has been driven.
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