4 Introduction
Introduction
This is a quick start guide for the SHARK powerchair controller system. It provides an overview of
the SHARK system, a “How to….” section, and a troubleshooting section. For details concerning
installation and programming and more detailed diagnostics, please consult the relevant
installation manuals (see the Further reading section for more details).
This manual comprises three main sections:
The SHARK system – this section provides an overview of the SHARK system, detailing the power
module, and how to use the remote.
How to… – the how to section quickly shows you how to accomplish some common tasks such
as reading the HHP diagnostics, and configuring the joystick.
Troubleshooting – this section provides a number of solutions to some of the most common faults
found within a powered powerchair system.
The SHARK system
The Shark Wheelchair Control System is designed to deliver outstanding performance, reliability
and safety at superior value to the customer. Simple and easy to use, yet robust and reliable to
cope with all demanding environments. There are options with 1 or 2 actuators, with lights and
without lights. The wide range of power modules and options make the Shark Power Wheelchair
Control System suitable for the vast majority of power wheelchair applications.
Benefits
Low training costs because Shark is simple to configure and use
Get the best value solution by matching the power rating (40A, 50A, 60A, 75A or 90A) to
the application
Superior power and safety from the dedicated power module
Access to the world and chair info with iPortal™
Superior value through not needing separate lighting or actuator modules
Reduced wiring for lights and actuators
Control speed or control program with flexible inhibit and Drive Control Input (DCI)
function
Unparalleled reliability
On-board battery charger access
Complies with EU MDD 2007/47/EC by conformance to EN12184:2009
Conforms to ISO 7176-14: 2008 / ANSI/RESNA WC-2:2009
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