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1. r 22 8 APPENDICES L u EAEE 23 8 1 INTENDED USE AND REGULATORY STATEMENT cccccececcccccecccecececececceceacececcecececsacecsacecsacecsaceceacecsaceceaceceacenss 23 8 2 SERVE LUPE ee u unu au uuu AE 23 8 3 ITI e E ul u u uu i nuusan uy is 24 8 4 WARRANT uuu a un amaunapayikapayuqkawayahyskpaya anaschayayapaykaqpay yaqha yayaqanpa yu yawapaskuyqkawaynyunakapanka ypas uyawuwayanuquaasqaquy 24 8 5 SAFETY AND MISUSE WARNINGS u u uu u ua u E haiyasuayqayskusqhapaykaspuwqayaykayaquastayasuaquahuqiya 25 8 6 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILINY EMC LLL S L L L u am u aa aaa aqa awka wakaqa yasaq 25 8 7 ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT siwciscnsuacccnsacecsanssutwastanaiiwenlaoeaneesumastnnnwasuieleadionsiowetvadumedweued Ndadweneuesadenimntimaneededesesieawene 26 8 8 Phi Ol Im l cncscnncciedaeesauaescacseat E 26 8 9 EU AUTHORISED REPRESENTATIVE uuu u L S i G Qs Q a craw AA E 26 9 NOTES l nn n n nD n S su Su 5 ss 5 a 55 a 5 27 4 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Contents dynamic iPortal 3 Introduction The iPortal Dashboard for iOS devices displays wheelchair information in real time using Bluetooth technology to communicate with the wheelchair system The iPortal2 is fully compatible with the Shark DX and DX2 control systems The iPortal Dashboard has the following features e speed and speed range indicator e compass heading e seat adjustment indicator e battery state indicator e adlog of wheelchair2. dynamic O iPortal iPortal 2 your communication bridge to the world Installation Manual compatible with DX lt iPod liPhone JiPad G Bluetooth GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Issue 1 0 January 2013 dynamic iPortal 1 About this manual This manual is an Installation Manual which is primarily targeted towards the manufacturer dealer There is also q User Manual available which is targeted towards the powered wheelchair user This Installation Manual is for manufacturers dealers It is assumed that you are an approved manufacturer dealer preparing to install the iPortal2 module mounting arm and cradle It is recommended that you read the User Manual the Apple iPhone User Guide and the relevant DYNAMIC CONTROLS installation manual for the Shark DX or DX2 system as applicable The iPortal2 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 IOS device s in this manual refers to iPhone iPad and iPod touch In this manual a few symbols will help you identify the purpose of the paragraph that follows WARNING Warnings provide important information that must be followed in order to install configure and use the product safely and efficiently Not following the instructions given in a warning can potentially lead to equipment failure
3. the diagram below Y Cables GSM8095 1 14 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal Connecting with the Shark system using a Y cable at the remote If there is no ACU and if it is more convenient for cable routing q Y cable GSM80951 may be used from the Shark remote as shown in the diagram below Y Cable Connecting the Shark system for Accessibility or Mouse Mover To use the Accessibility feature and or the Mouse Mover feature with the Shark system a normally open latching switch will need to be added as shown below The switch should be connected to the DCI input and configured for Drive Inhibit For more information on configuring the DCI input for Drive Inhibit see the Shark power module installation manual WARNING The drive inhibit switch must be included in the system to avoid unintentional mode changes T gt NOTE DK BUS extensions and cables are available in a range of lengths See the DYNAMIC CONTROLS product catalogue for more information Always use the shortest cable that can be routed without it being stretched or pinched 15 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal 5 1 3 4 Connecting the module into a DX or DX2 system Note that the iPortal2 module has only one DX BUS socket Connecting with the DX system using any available DX BUS connector Use an available connector on any DX module and a short DX cable such as
4. damage to surrounding property injury or death CAUTION Cautions provide supporting information in order to install configure and use the product Not following the instructions given in cautions can lead to equipment failure NOTE Notes provide supporting information that may be important to the user but which does not involve risk to life or injury or damage to the equipment REFERENCE Reference directs the reader to a source of further or more detailed information on a given TOpIc D Key information follows such as a mechanical or electrical specification 2 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual About this manual dynamic iPortal WARNING Do not install maintain or operate this equipment without reading Understanding and following this manual including the Safety and Misuse Warnings otherwise injury or damage may result This manual contains integration set up operating environment test and maintenance information needed in order to ensure reliable and safe use of the product CAUTION The iPortal Shark DX and DX2 Systems are not user serviceable Specialised tools are necessary for the repair of any component Any attempt to gain access to or in any way abuse the electronic components and associated assemblies that make up the wheelchair system renders the manufacturer s warranty void and the manufacturer free from liability NOTE Due to continuous product improvement DYNAMIC CONTROLS reserve
5. iPortal2 connection module Pattern Status Steady green light The iPortal2 is operating normally Flashing green light An internal error has occurred contact DYNAMIC CONTROLS 5 2 Dashboard software application See the iPortal2 User Manual for instructions on downloading installing and using the iPortal Dashboard application 2 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal Programming The iPortal2 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 iPortal2 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 you choose More information is available in the iPortal2 User Manual It is recommended that you carry out any upgrade as soon as possible 7 Troubleshooting 7 1 Bluetooth connection fails If you are experiencing difficulty establishing a Bluetooth connection between the iOS device and the iPortal2 module try the following 7 1 1 Restart the iOS device s Bluetooth Step 1 From the iOS device s Home screen select Settings gt General gt Bluetooth Step 2 Set Bluetooth to Off Step 3 Set Bluetooth to On Step 4 Turn the wheelchair s power off and then on Step 5 On the iOS device s list of Bluetooth devices tap Connect on your uniquely numbered iP
6. manufacturer Please be environmentally responsible and recycle this product at the end of its life through your local recycling facility This product may contain substances that could be harmful to the environment if disoosed of into a landfill Do not dispose of this product in fire 8 8 Apple disclaimer You agree that the use of this software together with an iPod iPhone or iPad Apple Product shall only be as a personal organization or supplemental data display tool and not as a source of medical advice You agree that this software will never be used to replace the advice of a doctor or yourown common sense and independent judgment and that you will not at any time rely on any information presented on your Apple Product as the basis for health care medical or other decisions that may result in injury or other ill effects You agree to take sole responsibility for your health care decisions including contacting a physician or other health care professional regarding all medical conditions tests diagnoses and treatment options and agree that Apple shall have no liability for any action You or anyone using the software may take regardless of the information received displayed calculated or transmitted by your Apple Product Apple assumes no risk for your use of the software and makes no warranties whatsoever express or implied regarding the accuracy completeness or usefulness of any information presented on your Apple Pro
7. the GSM63005 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 iPortal2 Y Cable NOTE DX BUS extensions and cables are available in a range of lengths See the DYNAMIC CONTROLS product catalogue for more information Always use the shortest cable that can be routed without it being stretched or pinched 16 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal 5 1 4 Connecting the iOS device 5 1 4 1 Connecting the charging cable Connect the charging cable to the Apple USB port on the iPortal2 module and to the iOS device Depending on the way the user has set up the iOS device it may beep or vibrate to indicate that the USB port is charging the device 6 Seer When not in use protect the charging cable connector by putting it in the cradle cable park Charging Cable Charging is by cable data is by Bluetooth link Check the iOS device battery level and Bluetooth connection status from the icons on the top right of the IOS device s screen these are visible at all times NOTE The charging cable does not carry data The iOS device connects to the iPortal2 module using a Bluetooth wireless connection You must first pair the iPortal2 with the iO
8. understood in conjunction with the specifications for the host control system 4 1 Electrical specifications Parameter DK and DX BUS Battery voltage powered on non operating 12 40 V Battery voltage operating 17 24 34 V Battery voltage powered off O 45 V Reverse supply voltage 40 V Quiescent current 35 100 mA Powered off current 0 25 0 5 mA Operating current 1000 mA iOS device USB charging Output voltage at 30pin Apple connector 4 55 5 1 5 25 V Operating current 2100 mA Auxiliary USB charging Output voltage at USB port 4 75 5 1 5 25 V Operating current 500 mA GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Specifications dynamic iPortal 4 2 Mechanical specifications lt 115 mm 14 53 107 mm 421 y OAR6t muse 2 dynamic a URAK DJ BTINT lt 410 mm 16 lt 330 mm 12 n 30 mm 1 2 SHORT VARIANT DJ GNKS IPH lt 560 mm 22 lt 490 mm 19 30 mm 1 2 LONG VARIANT DJ GNKL IPH 7 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Specifications dynamic iPortal 5 Installation The installation instructions for the iPortal2 module should be read and understood in conjunction with the installation manual for the Shark DX or DX2 host system CAUTION Chemical cleaning agents may cause damage to the iPortal2 module mounting arm and cradle To clean the iPortal2 system wipe with a damp cloth using only warm soa
9. S device For instructions on pairing please refer to the next section NOTE The word iOS device refers to the iPhone iPad or iPod touch belonging to the wheelchair user and used to connect to the iPortal2 17 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal 5 1 4 2 Pairing the iOS device with the iPortal2 An iOS device communicates with the iPortal2 module using a Bluetooth wireless connection Before using an iOS device with the iPortal2 a Bluetooth wireless connection needs to be established between the two this is called pairing Pairing is normally a one off procedure that is once an iOS device has been paired with the iPortal2 if will remain paired during normal operation To pair the devices follow the steps below The numbers in square brackets refer to the images below Step 1 Turn the iOS device s Bluetooth On The IOS device will start searching for nearby devices NOTE To switch the iOS device s Bluetooth on start from the iOS device s Home screen and select Settings 1 gt General 2 gt Bluetooth 3 gt Switch Bluetooth On 4 Step 2 Turn the wheelchair s power off and then on 5 This will switch on the iPortal2 s Bluetooth 11 32 AM Calendar Photos Came ka Airplane Mode oy OFF About gt E oly x Wi Fi Not Connected gt Usage im gt Sounds gt Network gt moa Brightness gt Bluetooth Off gt k Wallpaper gt Location Se
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11. ality System Regulations of 21 CFR 820 The iPortal2 has been designed such that the combination of the wheelchair and the control system Shark System or DX DX2 System including the iPortal2 but excluding the third party display equipment complies with the relevant clauses of the MDD Harmonized Standards EN12184 and EN12182 and applicable parts of the FDA Consensus Standard ANSI RESNA 7176 tor performance 8 2 Service life If the product has been installed used and maintained as recommended all instructions contained in this manual have been properly followed and the unit has not been abused the expected service life period i e serviceable life expectancy of the product is five 5 23 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Appendices dynamic iPortal years After this period DYNAMIC CONTROLS recommends the product be replaced for satety reasons DYNAMIC CONTROLS accepts no responsibility or liability for product failure if the product is retained in use beyond the stated service life period 8 3 Maintenance The following instructions must be passed on to the operator before use of the product e Keep all DYNAMIC CONTROLS products free of dust dirt and liquids To clean the product use a cloth dampened with warm soapy water Do not use chemicals solvents or abrasive cleaners as this may damage the product e Every month check all vehicle components for loose damaged or corroded components such as connecto
12. arm may become loose if these instructions are not followed 5 1 2 Mounting the module The iPortal2 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 e ease of access by the wheelchair user e the length of the charging cable e the orientation of the module e routing of the DX or DK bus cable e sufficient clearance around the Apple USB port e sufficient clearance around the auxiliary USB charging port Only two orientations of the module are permitted as shown in the diagrams on the next page 11 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal uuusaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sajau g WU Permitted module orientation 1 Simm 2 inches 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 WARNING Mount the module only with the Apple USB connector DK and DX BUS connectors facing down or towards the rear of the chair It is important for the routing of cables and protection from the ingress of dust and moisture that the module is only mounted as shown above 12 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal 5 1 3 Connecting the module WARNING Do not use
13. damaged or abused cables or connectors A damaged cable can potentially produce localised heat sparks or arcing and can cause burning or fire resulting in injury or death WARNING Prevent water or dirt entering the module through the unused DX or DK connector The module is supplied with rubber bungs for both connectors 5 1 3 1 Connect the charging cable Step 1 Assemble the USB cover see diagram below around the USB end of the charging cable Step 2 Insert the charging cable into the Apple USB connector of the iPortal2 module Step 3 Attach the USB cover to the iPortal2 module using the two screws provided Assembling the USB Cover 13 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal 5 1 3 2 Connect the BUS cable The iPortal2 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 The iPortal2 module automatically detects which bus is connected 5 1 3 3 Connecting the module into a Shark system Note that the iPortal2 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
14. duct as a result of using the software 8 9 EU Authorised Representative Dynamic Europe Ltd Finepoint Way Kidderminster Worcestershire DY11 7FB United Kingdom Tel 44 1562 826600 26 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Appendices dynamic iPortal 9 Notes Use this page to add your own notes 2 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Notes EUROPE ASIA AUSTRALASIA USA CORPORATE OFFICE Ph 44 1562 826 600 Ph 886 955 335 243 Ph 64 3 962 2519 Ph 1 440 979 0657 Fax 44 1562 824 694 Fax 886 225 981 562 Fax 64 3 962 2966 Fax 1 440 979 1028 eusales dynamiccontrols com asiasales dynamiccontrols com sales dynamiccontrols com usasales dynamiccontrols com Dynamic Controls is the world s leading manufacturer of electronic controls for power wheelchairs and scooters DYNAMIC was established in 1972 and is headquartered in New Zealand Regional centres are located in Europe United States Asia and Australasia ISO 13485 certified DYNAMIC goes above and beyond industry standard expectations to ensure customers receive the best products possible dynamic O www dynamiccontrols com
15. e cradle outside the frame of the wheelchair otherwise it can strike objects or passers by causing injury Adjust the cradle such that if remains inside the outline of the chair 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 iPortal2 connection module in accordance with general wiring N recommendations j WARNING When not in use protect the charging cable connector by putting it in the cable park The cable park prevents the ingress of dirt and moisture There are two packages available for the mounting arm and cradle long and short The long mounting arm and cradle package includes e mounting arm Part No DJ GNKL IPH e cradle for iPhone e cradle for iPod touch The short mounting arm and cradle package includes e mounting arm Part No DJ GNKS IPH e cradle for iPhone e cradle for iPod touch NOTE The cradles listed above support the iPhone 3 amp 4 variants and the iPod touch 3 For mounting solutions with other Apple iOS devices please consult your local Dynamic Controls office or mobility dealer 9 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal To change the cradle Remove the cradle from the mounting arm o Loosen and release the nut from the cradle Pull hard to re
16. faults e emergency call function e drive profile indicator iPhone or iPod touch not supplied USB cover Cradle Apple USB Cradle securing nut Charging Cable STATUS bic iPortal 2 Mounting Arm Protective Bluetooth Status LED Bung Charging cable retainer Module Status LED The iPortal2 also features e connection with DYNAMIC CONTROLS Shark DX or DX2 wheelchair control systems without reprogramming the wheelchair e anadjustable mounting arm and cradle for iPhone or iPod touch that attaches to the wheelchair and conveniently positions the iPhone or iPod touch for the user e an Apple USB charging only port that keeps the iOS device fully charged e an auxiliary USB charging only port that keeps other devices fully charged 5 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Introduction dynamic iPortal NOTE Dashboard can only display information it receives from the wheelchair control system Dashboard does not send any information back to the control system and cannot control the wheelchair NOTE iPortal2 is the new updated module in Dynamic Controls iPortal system In this manual iPortal refers to the complete system that is iPortal2 module cradle cables and software etc where iPortal2 just refers to the latest electronic module that is the electronics that the iPortal system connects to 4 Specifications The specifications for the iPortal2 module should be read and
17. l other brand and product names fonts and company names and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies DYNAMIC CONTROLS Owns and will retain all trademark rights and DYNAMIC CONTROLS or ils licensors own and will retain all copyright trade secret and other proprietary rights in and to the documentation All materials contained within this manual in hardcopy or electronic format are protected by copyright laws and other intellectual property laws Copyright 2013 DYNAMIC CONTROLS All rights reserved 3 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual About this manual dynamic iPortal 2 Contents 1 ABOUT THIS MANUAL A ssssssssssssssassnassassssasssassssssssasssassnassnas 2 2 ONTENTS pene ee nO u nce u Sc EE 4 3 INTRODUCTION ovccicnccpctaaceiacecaxccentcusosnecseucsectcunecnaccunesectcusucaee cuaetuettucedavecesscedtcneosadesaussastcnvessecaqucauebeesecenecnees 5 A SPECIFICATIONS S u u aces eee uuu unus uay unu s sca carecaveansesiewsauncanuaewech EEEa a a 6 4 1 FIECTPRICAUSPEGIPICATIDNS UU u Lu uu u u y N 5 uyu a hata u uya 6 4 2 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS cccccececcccccccccccacececcecencecencecencecencecencecencecencecensecenceceecenesseceeceeesceaeeceaeeceeeceaeess 7 5 IN TALEO TION ys a 5 5 o 5 n uno unos 8 5 1 MOUNTING AND CONNECTING wicisncssccensecasstmannaaseacdimedsenssdeamedetaastacdnaesiecadnasonesanbadedacasadeeabesiinadu
18. lease the cradle from the mounting arm Replace the cradle on the mounting arm o Push the cradle firmly into position o Turn the nut until it is tight To increase or decrease the force required to tilt rotate the cradle tighten or loosen the nut If the nut becomes loose over time and the cradle starts moving about too easily tighten the nut until the force required to adjust the cradle position is as desired CAUTION Use only the charging cable supplied by DYNAMIC CONTROLS Do not 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 10 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal To attach the mounting arm to the chair WARNING A mounting bracket is not supplied It is the responsibility of the manufacturer dealer to design and make a suitable bracket for attachment to the chair The mounting arm must be attached to this bracket using only the M10 bolt and washers supplied by DYNAMIC CONTROLS Torque the M10 bolt to 15 Nm M10 bolt torque to 15Nm Mounting bracket not supplied WARNING Use only the M10 bolt and washers supplied by DYNAMIC CONTROLS Do not substitute with parts of lesser quality This bolt must be tightened to a torque of 15 Nm Do not omit the washers The mounting
19. ortal the number is the serial number of your iPortal2 module 7 1 2 Wait longer for Bluetooth to establish a connection After Step 4 above allow up to 60 seconds for pairing to complete 7 1 3 Clear the iPortal2 from the iOS device s Bluetooth list From the iOS device Home screen choose Settings gt General gt Bluetooth gt Forget this Device and tap Forget Device After the device has been un paired follow the procedure for pairing in section 3 1 4 2 Pairing the iOS device with the iPortal 7 1 4 Increase the sleep timeout of the chair If the wheelchair s sleeo mode timeout value is too small and the wheelchair enters sleep mode whilst pairing then pairing will fail To overcome this increase the sleep timeout value of the charr 22 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Programming dynamic iPortal 8 Appendices 8 1 Intended use and regulatory statement Intended Use The iPortal2 is q one way Communication module intended to provide an interface between a Dynamic Controls wheelchair control system and third party communication devices that serve as an optional display as well as the ability fo operate a mobile technology device through the wheelchair controls The iPortal2 is intended for wheelchair users who have difficulty viewing the display or interface on the regular Dynamic Controls Remotes and would benefit from a heads up display of visual feedback on the operational state of the controller s
20. py water For cleaning instructions for the iOS device refer to the iPhone iPad or iPod touch User Guide 5 1 Mounting and connecting The iPortal system includes a connection module and a USB cover and an optional mounting arm and cradle In addition a DX BUS cable for DX and DX2 or a DK BUS cable and Y cable for Shark is needed These must be ordered separately The iOS device is not included 5 1 1 Mounting the arm and cradle The iPortal mounting arm and cradle can be mounted anywhere on the wheelchatr However when choosing the location of the mounting arm and cradle the following should be taken into consideration e ease of access by the wheelchair user e the length of the charging cable e mechanical interference with other equipment e protrusion beyond the frame of the wheelchair e crushing by the moving parts of the wheelchair WARNING Route the cables and fasten all DYNAMIC CONTROLS Components in a position so that the cables the connectors and the connector sockets do not allow water entry or are not subjected to physical strain abuse or damage such as cutting or crushing Take particular care on vehicles with movable structures such as seat raise tilf or swing away arms Make sure that the cables do not extend from the wheelchair to prevent them getting caught or damaged by external objects 8 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal WARNING Do not position th
21. r manuals of the Dynamic Controls products that are used on the mobility vehicle e has not been subjected to misuse or accident or been modified or repaired by any Unauthorised personnel e has not been connected to non specified third party devices without the specific approval of Dynamic Controls e has been used solely in combination with electrically powered mobility vehicles in accordance with the intended use and the recommendations of the vehicle manufacturer 24 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Appendices dynamic iPortal 8 5 Safety and misuse warnings Please reference the user manual and or installation manual of the wheelchair that the iPortal2 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 iPortal2 accessory 1 Do not install maintain or operate this equipment before you have read and Understood all the instructions and all the manuals for this product and all the other products that you use or install together with this product Follow the instructions of the manuals If you do not follow all instructions injury or damage could result 2 Donot try to open or disassemble any case there are no user serviceable parts inside 3 Do not touch the connector pins If you touch the pins they can become dirty and or the system s electronic components can be damaged by electrostatic di
22. rs terminals or cables Restrain all cables to protect them trom damage Replace damaged components e Once every months test all switchable functions on the DYNAMIC CONTROLS electronics system to ensure they function correctly e There are no user serviceable parts in any DYNAMIC CONTROLS electronic product Do not attempt to open any case or undertake any repairs else the warranty will be void and the safety of the system may be compromised e lf any doubt exists with any of the above consult your nearest service centre or agent WARNING It is the responsibility of the end user to maintain the product in a state of good repair at all times If any component is damaged in any way or if internal damage may have occurred for example by being dropped have it checked by qualified personnel before operating 8 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 This warranty is subject to the provisions that the equipment e has been correctly installed e has been thoroughly checked upon completion of installation and alll programmable options if any have been correctly adjusted for safe operation prior to use e has been used solely in accordance with this manual and all othe
23. rvices OFF kg General gt Auto Lock 1 Minute gt A Mail Contacts Calendars gt Passcode Lock Off gt ay Phone No SIM gt Restrictions Off gt Devices Searching Now Discoverable 18 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal No Service 10 58 AM 89 ah Step 3 When the iPortal2 is displqyed on the screen tap on it to connect to it Bluetooth on A After the iOS device and the iPortal2 have successfully paired the connection is listed on the Bluetooth menu iPortal2 155453 Not Paired Now Discoverable Note that sometimes when attempting to pair the iOS device with the iPortal one or the other may time out while waiting for input from you If the procedure does not work the first time repeat the steps above If the chair is programmed to go into sleep mode after only one minute of inactivity the chair may enter this mode during pairing causing pairing to fall If this is the case increase the sleep timeout value 5 1 4 3 Pairing a different iOS device with the iPortal2 To pair a different IOS device with the iPortal2 it may be necessary first to UN pair the previous device To un pair a device previously paired with the iPortal2 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 iOS device with the iPortal2 in the section above NOTE Allo
24. s the right to update this manual This manual supersedes all previous issues which must no longer be used DYNAMIC CONTROLS reserves the right to change the product without notification iPhone iPad iPod touch Safari Mac and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by Apple is under license Apple is not a participant in or soonsor of this promotion Made for iPod means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to IPod and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards Made for iPhone means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to IPhone and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards Made for iPad means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards Apple is not responsible for the operation of these devices or their compliance with safety and regulatory standards iPod touch is a trademark of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc iPad is a trademark of Apple Inc DYNAMIC CONTROLS the Dynamic logo the Shark DX DX2 iPortal2 and Dashboard logos are trademarks of DYNAMIC CONTROLS Al
25. scharge 4 DYNAMIC CONTROLS has tested the iPhone to confirm that Radio Frequency Interference RFI caused by the iPhone does not change the behaviour of the wheelchair control systems in any way In the very unlikely case that the iPhone or another mobile communications device would cause the wheelchair to behave erratically turn off the control system When you turn off the control system the chair will halt 5 It is the responsibility of the installer fo make sure that accessories that are installed on the vehicle do not interfere with the operation of the vehicle or the control system 8 6 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC DYNAMIC CONTROLS Electronic controllers and accessories have been tested on typical representative vehicles to confirm compliance with the following appropriate EMC standards USA ANSI RESNA WC Vol 2 1998 Sec 21 Europe EN12184 1999 Sec 9 8 1 3 ISO7176 21 National and international directives require confirmation of compliance on particular vehicles Since EMC is dependent on a particular installation each configuration variant must be tested WARNING Minimising emissions To minimise emissions and to maximise the immunity to radiated fields and ESD follow the general wiring recommendations in the DX or Shark System Manuals 25 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Appendices dynamic iPortal 8 7 Environmental statement This product has been supplied from an environmentally aware
26. w approximately 60 seconds for the iPortal2 to find the new device Step 3 On the un paired device reset Airplane mode to OFF REFERENCE For more details of how to manage Bluetooth on an iOS device refer to the online help available at www apple com support 19 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal To clear the iPortal2 from the iOS device Bluetooth list From the iOS device Home screen choose Settings gt General gt Bluetooth gt Forget this Device and tap Forget Device Bluetooth On I Mae Devices Dynamic iPortal Not Connected NZCH2086 Not con Forget this Device Now Discoverable Forget Device Cancel 20 GBK52981 iPortal2 Installation Manual Installation dynamic iPortal 5 1 5 Status LEDs 5 1 5 1 Bluetooth wireless link flash codes blue LED The status of the Bluetooth pried STATUS A Genel wireless link Is Indicated by a blue LED on the iPortal2 connection module Bluetooth Status LED Protective Bung Module Status LED Pattern Status On steady Connected fo at least one device Off Bluetooth off or power off lost all connections Slow flash Listening for devices to connect to Fast flash Trying to re establish known connections firmware upgrade in progress 5 1 5 2 iPortal2 connection module flash codes green LED The status of the iPortal2 system is indicated by a green LED on the
27. ystem It is not intended to operate diagnostic or life support devices or similar safety critical applications Additionally the iPortal2 offers users who have little or no ability to directly operate an iDevice iPhone IPod Touch iPod or personal computer with Bluetooth connectivity Windows PC or Mac the functionality to navigate and control features and functions of an IOS Android or Windows based device through the wheelchair control system Regulatory Classification e Europe The iPortal2 is an optional output display from either the Shark System or the DX DX2 System with functionality to navigate and control an iOS Android or Windows device classified as an accessory of a Class medical device Powered Wheelchair as detailed in Directive 93 42 EEC concerning Medical Devices as amended by Council Directive 2007 47 EC e USA The iPortal2 is an optional output display from the Shark System or DX System with functionality to navigate and control an iOS Android or Windows device classified as an accessory of a Class Il medical device Powered Wheelchair as detailed in 21 CFR S 890 3860 Accordingly the iPortal2 is itself categorized as a wheelchair accessory as detailed in 21 CFR S 890 3910 Class 510 k exempt Compliance and Conformance with Standards In accordance with the regulatory classification the iPortal2 is designed to comply with the requirements of the European Council Directive 93 42 EEC and US Qu
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