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DX2 Basic: without LCDscreen
DX2 with LCD screen
I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L
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OPERATOR CONTROL DX2
1. Use
The operator control built into your electric wheelchair enables you to control all the driving,
steering, braking and operating processes and to control other adjusting motors (lifting
column, seat and back adjuster). The wheelchair's electrical unit and electronics are
constantly being monitored internally. Any fault in the electronics is indicated on the
operating display (6) and the status display (1) and, if necessary, the wheelchair may be
switched off for reasons of safety (see the chapter on fault analysis).
Vermeiren is responsible for the changes in the software. For changes in the software
contact Vermeiren.
The DX2 system is available in two different operator controls (DX2 Basic; DX2 with LCD
screen) which have some different operating buttons.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1 = Display
2 = "ON / OFF" button
3 = "Left indicator" + "Light" button
4 = "Right indicator" + "Warning
indicator" button
5 = "Horn" button
6 = Fault code/operating display
7 = Brightness sensor
8 = "Drive profile" button
9 = "Select field" button
10 = Max speed reduction
With LCD screen
1 = "ON / OFF" button
2 = Battery charge
indicator
3 = Speed switch
"-" : slower
"+" : faster
4 = Speed indicator
5 = "Horn" button
6 = Light sensor*
7 = Lock Led
8 = Left indicator
9 = Right indicator
10 = Left indicator LED
11 = Right indicator LED
12 = Adjustment Actuator LEDs
13 = Adjustment Actuator
selection
"-": down
"+": up
14 = Warning indicator
15 = Lights
16 = Attendant profile LED
17 = Fault indicator LED
18 = LED side lights
DX2 Basic:
Without LCD
screen
* The light sensor dims the display when it is dark
2
1
10
3
4
5
6
8
14
16
17
18
15
13
12
9
7
11
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1.1. DX2 without LCD screen
Press the "ON/OFF" button (1). The charge indicator (2), which also indicates the batteries' charge
level, lights up for a moment. If all the lights come on, the batteries are sufficiently charged. If the lights
do not all come on, you must adjust your driving activities to suit the low capacity of the batteries. If the
battery charger display lights do not come on, check the plug connections of the electronic system.
Now select the driving program you want by pressing the speed switch (3), (-) symbol to go slower and
(+) symbol to go faster.
The selected speed is showed with the speed indicator (4). If you have any special needs, you can
ask your dealer to enter a personalised driving program.
To set the wheelchair in motion, push the joystick forwards slowly. The speed will increase when you
push the joystick further forwards. If you want to turn left or right, simply push the joystick in the
desired direction. To reverse, pull the joystick backwards from the central position.
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Note that, when pressing the "ON/OFF" button, the joystick stays in the central position for at
least two seconds. It is programmed this way for technical and safety reasons, to prevent the
joystick being pushed at the same time as the wheelchair is being switched on. If both
processes are activated at the same time, the steering unit locks itself and can only become
operational again after being switched off completely.
Press the “Left indicator” (10) or “Right indicator” (11) buttons to signal a change in your driving
direction. The driving lights are switched on or off by pressing the “Lights” (15) button. You can sound
an acoustic warning signal with the “Horn” (5) button. The hazard warning lights, used in critical
situations, can be switched on or off by pressing the “Hazard warning lights” (14) button.
To brake while driving, simply push the joystick to its central position. Move the joystick slowly for
gradual braking. Simply release the lever for a quick stop; the wheelchair will then stop as quickly as
possible.
To activate the back adjuster, select button (13) until the corresponding number for the backrest
adjustment actuator lights up, and you can then use the joystick to tilt the back in the direction you
want.
To activate the seat incliner, select button (13) until the corresponding number for the seat adjustment
actuator lights up, and you can then use the joystick to incline the seat in the direction you want.
Turn wheelchair On/Off
In case of an emergency, you can use the On/off button to turn your wheelchair off.
Turn the power on:
Press the On/Off button. All LEDs of the battery indicator turn on simultaneously
and the fault indicator flash twice.
If the wheelchair is turned on while the joystick is out of neutral, an fault will be displayed on the
battery charge indicator (the five drive profile LEDs flash continuously and the chair will not drive).
Release the joystick back to neutral and the fault will disappear. If the joystick is not released
back to neutral (centre) within 4 seconds, the fault becomes a Module fault (the drive profile LEDs
+ fault indicator are flashing). To clear this fault, turn the DX system off and then turn it back on.
Turn the power off:
Press the On/Off button. All LED's will goe out. If the ON/OFF button is pressed
while driving the wheelchair perform an emergency stop and it turns off.
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Locking your operator control
It is possible to lock your operator control so that unauthorized people cannot turn your electric
wheelchair on.
To lock your wheelchair:
While the power is ON, press and hold the ON/OFF button for 4 seconds.
The display will turn off immediately. After 4 seconds all LED's and the Lock LED
turn on for 1 second to indicate that the DX system is now locked.
To unlock your wheelchair:
While your wheelchair is locked, press the ON/OFF button to turn your
wheelchair on.
The Lock LED will flash for 10 seconds to indicate that the DX system is locked.
Press the Horn button twice before the countdown is completed (approximately
10 seconds).
The current state-of-charge will then be displayed and the operator control may
be operated normally.
If the user does not press the Horn button twice before the countdown is complete, the
Horn will sound a short beep and your operator control will turn itself off.
You must complete these procedure completely otherwise your wheelchair will not drive
again.
Sleep mode
The DX System will go to sleep after a period of inactivity of a quarter.
When the DX System sleeps, it is partially turned off to reduce energy consumption.
To reactivate the DX system:
Press any button on the DX system or move the joystick. The DX system turns
on.
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Using battery charge indicator
The battery charge indicator is used to indicate that your wheelchair power is on
and provides an estimate of the remaining battery capacity.
Any green LED's indicate that your batteries are well charged.
If only amber and red LED's are light, the batteries are moderately charged.
Recharge your batteries before you make a long trip.
If only red LED's are light, the batteries are running out of charge. Recharge as
soon as possible.
The following table indicates what the battery charge indicator will display.
Display Description Meaning Remarks
All LEDs dark. System off.
All LEDs are
flashing.
System on. Warning: battery too full.
Slow down if you are
driving down a slope.
All LEDs are lit. System on. LEDs show the charge
level.: Full battery
Only red and yellow
LEDs lit.
Low battery level. Battery half full. Start the
return journey.
Only red LEDs lit. Very low battery level. Battery low. Recharge
soon.
Red LEDs are
flashing.
Battery almost empty. Recharge now.
1 Red Led is
flashing.
Battery empty. Recharge immediately.
The LEDs turn on
one by one from left
to right.
Drive inhibit, the chair will
not drive.
The LEDs turn on
one by one from left
to right, followed by
one second where
the current battery
capacity is
displayed.
The charger is connected to
the operator control.
All leds turn on one
by one from left to
right. The Fault
indicator will show
corresponding flash
code.
Indicate that the chair will
not drive.
A fault has occurred.
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Adjusting the Driving Speed
The DX2 system without LCD screen support 5 drive
profiles. A drive profile is a specific drive setting (slow
or fast, indoors or outdoors) that your therapist or
dealer can adjust to suit your personal needs and
preference. You can select the active Drive Profile
with the Drive Profile Selection button.
Press ‘+’ to increase the drive speed/profile.
Press ‘-‘ to decrease the drive speed/profile.
Using the drive profile indicator
Select a Drive Profile that suits your preference and environment. The currently selected Drive
profile is indicated with the speed indicator LED’s.
LEDs Meaning
Drive Profile 1.
Drive Profile 2.
Drive Profile 3
Drive Profile 4
Drive Profile 5
Attendant Control
When the attendant control is activated, the ACU LED will light up and remain
light until the attendant relinquishes control.
In these mode the DX joystick does not work and it is not possible to select a
different drive profile. All the other buttons works.
Using the horn
Press the horn button. The horn shall sound as long as the button is pressed.
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The Service indicator light
The Service indicator LED is dedicated to displaying fault codes. For a list of
the fault codes refer to paragraph 2.
If the electric wheelchair has exceeded the drive time and needs maintenance,
the fault indicator LED turns on continously for 15 seconds every time the
system is turned on. Take your wheelchair to a qualified service center for
maintenance.
Using the lights
Headlights:
To turn the Headlights on, press the Headlight Button. The green
Headlight LED next to button will lit. Press the Headlight Button
again to turn the headlights off.
Left and Right indicator lights:
To indicate left or right turns, press the Left or Right Indicator Button
as required. The green activated Light Indicator LED will flash. Press
the Button again to turn the indicator off.
Hazard warning lights:
To turn the Hazard lights on, press the Hazard Button. The two
green Left and Right Indicator LEDs will both flash simultaneously.
Press the Hazard button again to turn the hazard function off.
Using the seating function Button
When you have placed the DX system in the seating mode the
joystick does not drive the wheelchair, it only selects and operates
the seating functions.
Press the ‘+’ or the ‘-‘ on the seat function button to activate the
seating mode. The seating mode starts with the seating function
that was last selected. The seat function LEDs indicate the
currently selected seating function.
Selecting the correct seat function (adjustment seat, backrest, legrests, …).
Press ‘+’ or move the joystick right to select the next seating function.
Press ‘-’ or move the joystick left to select the previous seating function.
Buttons
LEDs
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Operating the seating functions (adjustment seat, backrest, legrests, …).
Move the joystick forward to operate the seating function in one direction. Move the joystick
backwards to operate the seating function in the opposite direction.
The active seating function LED flashes while operating the actuator. If you move the joystick
further forward, the seating function moves faster.
Return to the driving mode
Press the ‘+’ or the ‘-‘ on the drive profile selection button to return to the
driving mode.
The Driving mode returns to the drive profile that was selected before the
seating mode was activated.
Available seating functions
The DX2 basic system can operate in 4 seating functions or 4 seating functions and one
combined function (ex. 2 footrests together).
Actuator Function LEDs Meaning
Seating Function 1 selected
Seating Function 2 selected
Seating Function 3 selected
Seating Function 4 selected
Seating Function 3 and 4 selected
Using the Joystick
Moving the joystick will drive the electric wheelchair in that direction. The
amount of joystick movement will determine the speed that the powerchair will
move in that direction.
Make sure that the joystick is in the neutral (central) position when pressing the
on/off button, otherwise the electronics will be locked. To take this block away
let go the joystick until he goes back in neutral position.
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1.2. DX2 with LCD screen
The function buttons (8), (9) and (10)
enable functions to be selected that
are displayed in the assigned fields on
the screen.
The status display is constantly visible
in the upper part of the display and
always shows the batteries' charge
level and the current time.
The light, indicator and warning light
displays only appear when the
relevant function is selected. The
system status display appears when
there is a fault or an event, and
displays the relevant event or fault
code (1-12).
Display Meaning
Battery fully charged
Battery fully charged
Battery half charged
Battery will soon be low, charge
it
Battery is low, charge it soon
Battery is dead, charge now
Start the steering / control unit
Press the ON/OFF button (2) and the operating display (6) will briefly flash on and the
screen will show the drive level (1-5) last used.
Switch off the steering / control unit
Press the ON/OFF button (2) and the system will switch off.
Lock the steering / control unit
If you keep the ON/OFF button (2) pressed for longer than 4 seconds, the operator control
will be locked.
The lock symbol will briefly appear in the display.
Unlock the steering / control unit
When the ON/OFF button (2) is pressed ...
... the lock symbol will appear in the display.
When you press the horn button (5) twice while the lock symbol is showing, the control
unit will be unlocked. The drive level (1-5) last used will appear in the display (1-5).
Switch the indicators on/off
To switch the drive direction display on and off, press buttons (3) or (4) for whichever
indicator you wish, left or right. When you activate a drive direction, it will flash in the status
display.
or
4 secs.
2 x
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Select the light function using the field selection
button (9) and the display will show the light selection
menu.
To switch the flash function (left or right) on or off,
move the joystick in the appropriate direction left or
right.
To switch back to the driving program, select the
drive profile button (8) in drive mode.
Switch the light on/off
To switch the light on and off, keep the button for the left-hand indicator (3) pressed for
longer than 3 seconds. When the light function is switched on its symbol will light up in the
status display.
or
Select the light function using the field selection
button (9) and the display will show the light
selection menu.
Push the joystick upwards to switch the light on or
off.
To switch back to the driving program, select the
drive profile button (8) in drive mode.
Switch the warning light on/off
To switch the warning light on and off, keep the button for the right-hand indicator (4)
pressed for longer than 3 seconds. When the warning light function is switched on its symbol
will light up in the status display.
or
Select the light function using the field selection
button (9) and the display will show the light
selection menu.
Push the joystick downwards to switch the warning
light on or off.
To switch back to the driving program, select the
drive profile button (8) in drive mode.
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Drive functions
In drive mode use the drive profile button (8) to select a higher or lower driving
program (drive profile 1-5). These drive programs are programmed in the factory
to rise from slow to fast. The drive program you select appears in red text in the
middle of the display.
slower faster
The top speed in any drive program can be changed using the menu selection
button (10) in the drive program selected.
To drive the wheelchair in the direction you wish, move the joystick to the position
you want.
If the loading socket is plugged in, the wheelchair will be locked for drive functions.
If the joystick is moved, the display will also briefly show a red warning bar.
Make sure that the joystick is in the neutral (central) position when pressing the on/off button,
otherwise the electronics will be blocked. This block can be lifted by switching the operator
control off and then on again or just let go the joystick, now the joystick goes in neutral
position.
Always adapt your speed to the prevailing environmental conditions.
Electric adjustments
Select the program function using the field
selection button (9) and the display will show the
menu for the adjust functions.
Select left/right with the joystick or the menu
selection button (10) until the adjust function you
want appears in the centre of the display.
To adjust the selected function, move the joystick
in the direction you want up or down.
Return
function
Start
function
To switch back to the driving program, select the
drive profile button (8) in drive mode.
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Adjust function
In
Display
Display
Menu
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CAUTION: Risk of injury or damage Make
sure that no objects and/or persons are
inside the swinging range of the adjust
functions, since this could cause damage
and/or injury.
The only functions displayed in the menu selection and
the centre of the display are those which exist on your
wheelchair and have been enabled.
For your safety the adjust functions can only be
activated when all four wheels of the wheelchair are
standing still. The driver programs are disabled
while the adjust functions are active.
Seat inclination
Angle of backrest
Leg support left
Leg support right
Leg supports
simultaneous
Lift column
Set time
Select the program function using the field
selection button (9) and the display will show the
menu for the special functions.
Select left/right with the joystick or the menu
selection button (10) until the time function you
want appears in the centre of the display.
If you want to set the time, confirm by moving the
joystick upwards.
The time digit waiting to be set flashes. To change
other digits, you can select left/right with the
joystick or use the menu selection button (10).
To adjust the digits, select upwards with the
joystick.
To save the new time, confirm by moving the
joystick downwards.
To switch back to the driving program, select the
drive profile button (8) in drive mode.
By default, the factory sets the time to be visible in the status display. To change this option, proceed
as follows:
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Select the program function using the field
selection button (9) and the display will show the
menu for the special functions.
Select left/right with the joystick or the menu
selection button (10) until the time function you
want appears in the centre of the display.
If you want to change the display option for the
time, confirm by moving the joystick upwards.
The option currently selected will appear in the
menu and the centre of the display. To change
this, select left/right with the joystick or the
left/right menu selection button (10).
To save the option you want, confirm by moving
the joystick upwards.
To switch back to the driving program, select the
drive profile button (8) in drive mode.
Adjust the screen brightness
Select the program function using the field
selection button (9) and the display will show the
menu for the special functions.
Select left/right with the joystick or the menu
selection button (10) until the brightness function
you want appears in the centre of the display.
If you want to change the brightness of the
display, confirm by moving the joystick upwards.
Adjust the brightness of the display by moving the
joystick left/right or selecting the left/right menu
selection button (10).
To save the brightness you have selected, confirm
by moving the joystick upwards or downwards.
To switch back to the driving program, select the
drive profile button (8) in drive mode.
By default, the factory sets the brightness of the display to be automatically adjusted to match the light
conditions. To change this function, proceed as follows:
Select the program function using the field
selection button (9) and the display will show the
menu for the special functions.
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Select left/right with the joystick or the menu
selection button (10) until the brightness function
you want appears in the centre of the display.
If you want to change the brightness function,
confirm by moving the joystick upwards.
Adjust the display's brightness function by moving
the joystick left/right or selecting the left/right
menu selection button (10).
= inwards
= outwards
= automatically (via light sensor (7))
To save the brightness function you have
selected, confirm by moving the joystick upwards.
To switch back to the driving program, select the
drive profile button (8) in drive mode.
If you have special requirements, you can ask
Vermeiren to enter an individual driving program (changes in the software).
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2. Troubleshooting
DX2 Basic (without LCD screen)
Symbol flickering fast at intervals. The number of flashes per interval provides the
information below (the following actions and checks should only be carried out by authorised
individuals).
DX2 with LCD screen
The following diagnoses refer to all the electronics. The flashing code is read from the status display
on the DX2 steering and control unit. The various modules for steering, power, and lamps, have their
own light signals indicating the status of the module concerned (steady light = OK; flashing light =
defective).
This fault analysis aids problem analysis and problem solving by indicating the possible faults. If faults
arise which cannot be identified and remedied with the aid of this analysis, kindly contact the
manufacturer. We wish to point out that in any case of improper handling or if the delivered
configuration has been changed, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the fault indications.
DX2: The status display shows the workshop ID with the code number.
Number
Problem/Fault Checks
0
There is no indication of
the charge level of the
batteries after the
steering unit is switched
on.
1. Check whether the battery plug is inserted fully and correctly
connected to the socket of the steering unit.
2. Check whether the two batteries are connected correctly.
3. Check whether the batteries are charged.
4. Check whether the thermal fuse is defective or loose.
1
One of the DX modules
is defective (controls,
power module, light
module, CLAM module).
1. If the control unit's module LED flashes, the control unit should be
replaced.
2. If the power module diode flashes, this module must be replaced.
3. If the lamp module diode flashes, this module must be replaced.
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If the steering and control unit has to be replaced, a new error
code might be indicated, since a complete fault analysis could
not be carried out.
2
A module connected to
the power module is
defective.
Check the condition of the connected module.
3
Left motor (or its
connection) is defective.
1. Check whether the plugs of both motors have been inserted properly.
2. Check the plug contacts of both motors for corrosion or damage.
3. Check both motors. Unplug the motors and measure the plug
connection with an Ohm meter. If you obtain readings of more than 1
Ohm or less than 100 milliOhms, the motor is defective.
4. Check the resistance of the motor. Measure every contact using an
Ohm meter.
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A Fault is also indicated if the motors are disconnected.
Connect again and restart the system.
4
Right motor (or its
connection) is defective.
As described above.
5
Left parking brake (or its
connection) is defective
or neutral active.
1. Check whether the motors' plugs have been inserted properly.
2. Check the plugs for corrosion or damage.
3. Check the parking brakes. Measure the resistance of the connections
by means of an Ohm meter. If the resistance value is above 100
Ohms or beneath 20 Ohms, the parking brake is probably defective.
6
Right parking brake (or
its connection) is
defective.
As described above.
7
Battery voltage too low 1. Check that the charger provided is properly connected.
2. Check whether the battery charger indicates "Charging".
3. Check whether the batteries are really being charged (deep
discharge)
4. Check whether the so-called "memory effect" has resulted in the
battery no longer being able to generated the capacity to enable the
control elements to work properly.
2
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Number
Problem/Fault Checks
8
Battery overcharged 1. Check that only the charger supplied has been used.
2. Check that the battery charger is working.
3. This fault may also be displayed if an external power source comes in
contact with the wheelchair.
4. You can use a multimeter to check that the battery voltages that the
manufacturer has specified are being complied with and are below 32
V.
9
Faulty communication
between the power
module and the steering
unit
1. Check that the plug connections between the power module and the
steering unit have been installed properly.
2. Check the plug connectors for corrosion or damage.
3. Check whether the cable is damaged or broken (multimeter).
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The error code can be cancelled by switching the steering unit
off and back on. However, the problem should be remedied as
quickly as possible, or other faults may occur.
10
Communication fault
between multiple
components
1. Check the relevant status indicators.
2. Check that the plug connections are properly engaged.
3. Check the cables and plug connectors for corrosion and damage.
11
Motor rest phases The system switches off automatically if the motors' programmed running
times are exceeded. The wheelchair can be reactivated by switching the
system off and back on.
12
Module tuning error A module can fail if different programming affects its tuning. Kindly contact
the manufacturer.
Only when there is a liftcolumn available:
If the liftcolumn is placed in the highest position, the driving programs are significantly
reduced.
When the liftcolumn is placed back in the most lowest position, the driving programs will
function normally again.
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