Dynamic Distributors DX-ARC-SWB User Manual
GBK62297 Issue 1, February 2003
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Connections and Wiring
The DX-ARC-SWB connections are located along the front panel of the case.
When all wiring has been completed, it must be securely fastened to the
powerchair frame to ensure there is no strain on the connectors.
When all wiring has been completed, it must be securely fastened to the
powerchair frame to ensure there is no strain on the connectors.
Ensure that all wiring is suitably restrained to prevent snagging.
Ensure that the unit and all connections are suitably protected against
environmental contamination (water, dust, etc.).
environmental contamination (water, dust, etc.).
Before making any connections to the DX-ARC-SWB, disable the
powerchair by one of the following means to prevent accidental
movement:
powerchair by one of the following means to prevent accidental
movement:
1) Place the battery circuit breaker in the open position,
2) Disconnect the motor or batteries, and/or
3) Elevate the drive wheels.
4.1 DXBUS
The DX-ARC-SWB has 2 DXBUS sockets to connect to the DXBUS system. Both
sockets are identical. Connect a DXBUS cable from either socket to the DXBUS
socket of any other DX Module. Route and secure the cable to prevent mechanical
damage and snagging.
sockets are identical. Connect a DXBUS cable from either socket to the DXBUS
socket of any other DX Module. Route and secure the cable to prevent mechanical
damage and snagging.
The second socket can be used to extend the DXBUS to other DX Modules, if
required. If it is not used for this purpose, and the vacant socket is accessible to the
user, a dummy plug or cap should be fitted.
required. If it is not used for this purpose, and the vacant socket is accessible to the
user, a dummy plug or cap should be fitted.