S-DRIVE - INSTALLATION                    PG DRIVES TECHNOLOGY 
SK76745/10 
At no time should the current passing through pin 7 of S-Drive Scooter Controller exceed the 5A 
current rating. Failure to comply with this could result in a fire hazard. PGDT accepts no liability 
for losses of any kind arising from failure to comply with this condition. 
This connection should have no external capacitance connected to it, and care should be taken not 
exceed the fuse rating if lights or other auxiliary functions are connected. 
4.7  Slow/Fast Switch 
Pin 4 is an input that can be used to limit the forward and reverse speeds, the forward and reverse acceleration and the forward 
and reverse deceleration of  the  scooter. Typical uses  are: to select between indoor or  outdoor use  or, as is a  requirement in 
certain countries, to limit the scooter’s speed while driving on the sidewalk. 
 
It is possible to connect the switch to Switched 24V or 0V. 
If pin 4 is connected to 0V or switched 24V the controller will drive using the programmed slow speeds and rates. Refer to the 
chapter 3 for details. 
If pin 4 is open then the controller will drive using the programmed fast speeds and rates. Refer to the chapter 3 for details.  
4.8  Reverse Switch 
Pin 12 is a connection to a reverse switch. This is required to select reverse drive only if the controller is being used with Single-
ended or Unipolar throttle configurations.  
 
It is possible to connect the switch to switched 24V or 0V. 
The polarity of the input is programmable and can be changed using the Invert Throttle parameter refer to chapter 3 for details. 
  With Invert Throttle set to Off, the drive will be in reverse if pin 12 is connected to 0V or switched 24V. 
  With Invert Throttle set to On, the drive will be forwards if pin 12 is connected to 0V or switched 24V. 
4.9  Audible Alarm 
Pin 3 is an output for a 24V sounder which can operate when the scooter is being driven in reverse. The positive terminal of the 
sounder  should  be  connected,  via  the  on/off  switch,  to  battery  positive.  The  negative  terminal  of  the  sounder  should  be 
connected to pin 3.