Radio Remote(s) (Installation Manual)

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Radio Remote(s) (Installation Manual) 87 Progress Avenue, Tyngsboro, MA 01879, USA Phone (978) 649-4ECU Fax (978) 649-8363 http://www.qtiusa.com

Trademarks, Version, Printing, and Copyright Trademarks Simplicity All-In-One, Simplicity Voice, Simplicity Switch, Smart Switch, VMK, and QSP are registered trademarks of Quartet Technology, Inc. Version August, 2001 Version 1.0 North American Edition Printing Printed in the USA. Quartet Technology, Inc. (QTI) is concerned about the environment. To reduce waste and complete the recycling circle, we printed this manual and cover on stock that is recyclable. QTI has made every effort to look at environmental implications when deciding on packaging. Copyright Copyright 2001 Quartet Technology, Inc. Radio Remote(s) Installation Manual P/N: 5093 This manual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved. This manual may not, in whole or in part, be copied, photocopied, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form without prior consent, in writing, from Quartet Technology, Inc. The information in this manual is subject to change without notice and Quartet Technology, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. 2 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Warranty Information Warranty In connection with Products sold and Software licensed by Quartet to the Buyer hereunder, Quartet makes the following warranties, and no others: (1) Quartet warrants that the Products (excluding, where applicable, any batteries, microphones, therein contained, or any portion thereof comprised of Software, which is specifically warranted below) will be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of delivery to the Buyer. Quartet's sole responsibility under the aforesaid warranty shall be, at its election, the repair or replacement of defective materials and/or workmanship during the aforesaid period, provided that the Buyer has promptly reported such defect to Quartet and Quartet has found, upon inspection, that such Products are defective. The Buyer must obtain shipping instructions from Quartet prior to returning any Products under warranty. It is the Buyer's responsibility to return the defective Products to Quartet at the Buyer's expense. Ordinary transportation charges back to the Buyer shall be the responsibility of the Buyer, exclusive of duties, tariffs and transportation insurance. All replaced hardware or parts shall become Quartet's property. (2) Quartet warrants that all unmodified Software will substantially conform, for a period of one year from the date of delivery to the Buyer, to Quartet's published specifications prevailing at the time of shipment. Receipt by Quartet of a written claim under this warranty and the return of the Software must occur within said period. Quartet does not warrant that the Software will be error free or that all errors will be remedied. Quartet's entire liability under this warranty shall be for Quartet to make reasonable efforts to remedy, in a manner deemed suitable to Quartet, any nonconformance reported in writing during the warranty period. (3) EXCEPT FOR THE WARRANTIES SET FORTH IN THIS SUBSECTION, QUARTET HEREBY DISCLAIMS, TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, ALL OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES IN RESPECT OF THE PRODUCTS OR THE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND/OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES STATED ABOVE ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OBLIGATIONS AND LIABILITIES OF QUARTET FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, INCIDENTAL CONSEQUENTIAL (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, LOSS OF PROFITS OR LOSS OR DESTRUCTION OF DATA), INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES THAT ARISE IN ANY WAY OUT OF ANY DEFECTS IN THE PRODUCTS OR SOFTWARE OR IN THEIR MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP Radio Remote(s) 3

Manual Description Audience This manual is for users of any of the following Quartet Radio Remote packages: QTI P/N: Description 9219 Remote Switch Package 9221 Remote Voice Package 9231 Remote AIO Package 9250 Voice Back Radio Package 9261 Remote Switch Package w/battery Adapter 9262 Remote Voice Package w/battery Adapter 9263 Remote AIO Package w/battery Adapter Purpose The purpose of this manual is to provide: Identification of components Proper connections Suggested mounting Intended Use The intended function of the Quartet radio remote packages is to provide one way and/or two way communication with Quartet s Simplicity line of ECU s using voice, switch, or voice and switch activation. 4 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

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Table of Contents TRADEMARKS, VERSION, PRINTING, AND COPYRIGHT... 2 WARRANTY INFORMATION... 3 MANUAL DESCRIPTION... 4 OVERVIEW... 8 Introduction... 8 Features... 8 Objectives... 8 Caution... 8 REMOTE SWITCH PACKAGE (P/N: 9219)... 9 Transmitter View... 9 Transmitter Components... 9 Receiver View... 10 Receiver Components... 10 REMOTE VOICE PACKAGE (P/N: 9221)... 11 Transmitter View... 11 Transmitter Components... 11 Receiver View... 12 Receiver Components... 12 REMOTE AIO PACKAGE (P/N: 9231)... 13 Transmitter View... 13 Transmitter Components... 13 Receiver View... 14 Receiver Components... 14 VOICE BACK RADIO PACKAGE (P/N: 9250)... 15 Transmitter View... 15 Transmitter Components... 15 Receiver View... 16 Receiver Components... 16 Receiver Power Connection... 16 Receiver Controls... 17 REMOTE SWITCH PACKAGE W/ BATTERY ADAPTER (P/N: 9261)... 18 Transmitter View... 18 Transmitter Components... 19 Receiver View... 20 Receiver Components... 20 REMOTE VOICE PACKAGE W/ BATTERY ADAPTER (P/N: 9262)... 21 Transmitter View... 21 Transmitter Components... 21 Receiver View... 22 Receiver Components... 22 REMOTE AIO PACKAGE W/ BATTERY ADAPTER (P/N: 9263)... 23 Transmitter View... 23 Transmitter Components... 24 Receiver View... 25 Receiver Components... 25 6 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Table of Contents, continued APPENDIX A... 26 Connecting Switches to the Remote Encoder... 27 APPENDIX B... 29 Wheelchair Pouch Component Placement... 30 APPENDIX C... 32 Wheelchair Mounting... 33 APPENDIX D... 34 Battery Charger... 35 APPENDIX E... 36 Transmitter On/Off Switch... 37 Transmitter View... 37 Transmitter Components... 37 APPENDIX F... 38 Cleaning and Maintenance... 39 Radio Remote(s) 7

Overview Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of a Quartet radio remote package. By adding a radio remote package to your Simplicity ECU, you have enhanced its capabilities and gained increased independence by being free to roam within your environment. Features Features of the radio remote package are: 150ft operating range UHF transmission band Crystal controlled frequency (no adjustments) True diversity reception Objectives In this manual you will learn about: Identifying components for each package Connecting the components Placement of components in the wheelchair pouch Mounting of components on the wheelchair Receiver placement tips Battery Charger Accessories Cleaning and maintenance Caution Electrical shock can result from the removal of the receiver cover. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Do not expose to rain or moisture. The circuits inside the transmitter and receiver have been precisely adjusted for optimum performance and compliance with federal regulations. Do not attempt to open the receiver or transmitter. To do so will void the warranty, and may cause improper operation. 8 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Remote Switch Package (P/N: 9219) Introduction The Remote Switch Package (P/N: 9219) is used with Simplicity Switch ECU s. It provides remote switch capability (single and/or dual operation) to the ECU as well as remote microphone capability for use with the telephone or computer. Transmitter View A B G C F D E Transmitter Components Letter Component QTI P/N A Microphone 9245 B Remote Switch Encoder 9240 C Transmitter Cable 9117 D* Switch Cable 9256 E* QSP Switch 9260 F Battery Pack 9080 G** UHF Transmitter (single frequency) 9217 * Optional components ** The power switch must be left in the on position (See Appendix E) The transmitter includes a permanently attached flexible antenna. For best results, allow the antenna to hang freely and full length from the transmitter. Do not attempt to remove, replace, or change the length of the transmitting antenna. Radio Remote(s) 9

Remote Switch Package (P/N: 9219) (cont.) Receiver View Receiver Components Letter Component QTI P/N A UHF Receiver AC Power Adapter 4312 B Receiver Audio Cable 4049 C UHF Receiver (single frequency) 9235 The antennas on the receiver normally should be positioned in the shape of a V (45 from vertical) for best reception. The receiver has been carefully calibrated at the factory for optimum performance. The knob on the front of the receiver has been glued in place to prevent accidental movement. Do not attempt to remove the adhesive or change the setting of this control. 10 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Remote Voice Package (P/N: 9221) Introduction The Remote Voice Package (P/N: 9221) is used with Simplicity Voice ECU s. It provides remote voice capability to the ECU including audio for use in telephony and computers. Transmitter View Transmitter Components Letter Component QTI P/N A Microphone 9184 B Female to female adapter 4047 C Transmitter Cable 9117 D** UHF Transmitter (single frequency) 9217 E Battery Pack 9080 ** The power switch must be left in the on position (See Appendix E) The transmitter includes a permanently attached flexible antenna. For best results, allow the antenna to hang freely and full length from the transmitter. Do not attempt to remove, replace, or change the length of the transmitting antenna. Radio Remote(s) 11

Remote Voice Package (P/N: 9221) (cont.) Receiver View Receiver Components Letter Component QTI P/N A UHF Receiver AC Power Adapter 4312 B Receiver Audio Cable 4049 C UHF Receiver (single frequency) 9235 The antennas on the receiver normally should be positioned in the shape of a V (45 from vertical) for best reception. The receiver has been carefully calibrated at the factory for optimum performance. The knob on the front of the receiver has been glued in place to prevent accidental movement. Do not attempt to remove the adhesive or change the setting of this control. 12 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Remote AIO Package (P/N: 9231) Introduction The Remote AIO Package (P/N: 9231) is used with Simplicity AIO ECU s. It provides remote switch capability (single and/or dual operation) to the ECU as well as remote microphone capability for use with the telephone or computer. Transmitter View A B G C F D E Transmitter Components Letter Component QTI P/N A Microphone 9245 B Remote Switch Encoder 9240 C Transmitter Cable 9117 D* QSP Switch Cable (1 ) 9256 E* QSP Switch 9260 F Battery Pack 9080 G** UHF Transmitter (single frequency) 9217 * Optional components ** The power switch must be left in the on position (See Appendix E) The transmitter includes a permanently attached flexible antenna. For best results, allow the antenna to hang freely and full length from the transmitter. Do not attempt to remove, replace, or change the length of the transmitting antenna. Radio Remote(s) 13

Remote AIO Package (P/N: 9231) (cont.) Receiver View Receiver Components Letter Component QTI P/N A UHF Receiver AC Power Adapter 4312 B Receiver Audio Cable 4049 C UHF Receiver (single frequency) 9235 The antennas on the receiver normally should be positioned in the shape of a V (45 from vertical) for best reception. The receiver has been carefully calibrated at the factory for optimum performance. The knob on the front of the receiver has been glued in place to prevent accidental movement. Do not attempt to remove the adhesive or change the setting of this control. 14 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Voice Back Radio Package (P/N: 9250) Introduction The Voice Back Radio Package (P/N: 9250) can be used with all Simplicity ECU s. It provides remote listening capability of the ECU. Transmitter View A B C Transmitter Components Letter Component QTI P/N A** UHF Transmitter (100-Channel) w/power Cord 9222 B Transmitter Cable 9124 C UHF Transmitter AC Power Adapter 8087 ** The power switch must be left in the on position (See Appendix E) The transmitter includes a permanently attached flexible antenna. For best results, allow the antenna to extend freely and full length from the transmitter. Do not attempt to remove, replace, or change the length of the transmitting antenna. Radio Remote(s) 15

Voice Back Radio Package (P/N: 9250) (cont.) Receiver View Receiver Components Letter Component QTI P/N A Mini-Cube Speaker 8086 B UHF Receiver (100-Channel) 4295 Use the Monitor Level knob to adjust the listening volume. Receiver Power Connection Depending on the particular radio remote package used, the connector labeled A in the above illustration will connect either to the transmitter or remote encoder. 16 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Voice Back Radio Package (P/N: 9250) (cont.) Receiver Controls Letter A B C D E Description Monitor Output Channel Selection Switch (x10) Channel Selection Switch (x1) Volume Control Power Switch The power switch should be set to the EXT setting. Radio Remote(s) 17

Remote Switch Package w/battery Adapter (P/N:9261) Introduction The Remote Switch Package w/battery Adapter (P/N: 9261) is used with Simplicity Switch ECU s. It provides remote switch capability (single and/or dual operation) to the ECU as well as remote microphone capability for use with the telephone or computer. Transmitter View 18 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Remote Switch Package w/battery Adapter (P/N:9261) (cont.) Transmitter Components Letter Component QTI P/N A Battery Adapter 9248 B Battery Adapter +9VDC Output Power Cable 9254 C Battery Adapter Wheelchair Power Cable 9252 D** UHF Transmitter (single frequency) 9217 E Transmitter Cable 9117 F Microphone 9245 G* QSP Switch 9260 H* QSP Switch Cable (1 ) 9256 I Remote Switch Encoder 9240 * Optional components ** The power switch must be left in the on position (See Appendix E) The transmitter includes a permanently attached flexible antenna. For best results, allow the antenna to hang freely and full length from the bottom of the transmitter. Do not attempt to remove, replace, or change the length of the transmitting antenna. Radio Remote(s) 19

Remote Switch Package w/battery Adapter (P/N:9261) (cont.) Receiver View Receiver Components Letter Component QTI P/N A UHF Receiver AC Power Adapter 4312 B Receiver Audio Cable 4049 C UHF Receiver (single frequency) 9235 The antennas on the receiver normally should be positioned in the shape of a V (45 from vertical) for best reception. The receiver has been carefully calibrated at the factory for optimum performance. The knob on the front of the receiver has been glued in place to prevent accidental movement. Do not attempt to remove the adhesive or change the setting of this control. 20 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Remote Voice Package w/battery Adapter (P/N:9262) Introduction The Remote Voice Package w/battery Adapter (P/N: 9262) is used with Simplicity Switch ECU s. It provides remote voice capability to the ECU including audio for use with the telephone or computer. Transmitter View Transmitter Components Letter Component QTI P/N A Battery Adapter 9248 B Battery Adapter +9VDC Output Power Cable 9254 C Battery Adapter Wheelchair Power Cable 9252 D** UHF Transmitter (single frequency) 9217 E Transmitter Cable 9117 F Female-to-Female Coupler 4047 G Microphone 9184 ** The power switch must be left in the on position (See Appendix E) The transmitter includes a permanently attached flexible antenna. For best results, allow the antenna to hang freely and full length from the bottom of the transmitter. Do not attempt to remove, replace, or change the length of the transmitting antenna. Radio Remote(s) 21

Remote Voice Package w/battery Adapter (P/N:9262) (cont.) Receiver View Receiver Components Letter Component QTI P/N A UHF Receiver AC Power Adapter 4312 B Receiver Audio Cable 4049 C UHF Receiver (single frequency) 9235 The antennas on the receiver normally should be positioned in the shape of a V (45 from vertical) for best reception. The receiver has been carefully calibrated at the factory for optimum performance. The knob on the front of the receiver has been glued in place to prevent accidental movement. Do not attempt to remove the adhesive or change the setting of this control. 22 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Remote AIO Package w/battery Adapter (P/N:9263) Introduction The Remote AIO Package w/battery Adapter (P/N: 9263) is used with Simplicity Switch ECU s. It provides remote switch capability (single and/or dual operation) to the ECU as well as remote microphone capability for use in telephony and computers. Transmitter View Radio Remote(s) 23

Remote AIO Package w/battery Adapter (P/N:9263) (cont.) Transmitter Components Letter Component QTI P/N A Battery Adapter 9248 B Battery Adapter +9VDC Output Power Cable 9254 C Battery Adapter Wheelchair Power Cable 9252 D** UHF Transmitter (single frequency) 9217 E Transmitter Cable 9240 F Microphone 9184 G* QSP Switch 9260 H* QSP Switch Cable (1 ) 9256 I Remote AIO Encoder 9239 * Optional components ** The power switch must be left in the on position (See Appendix E) The transmitter includes a permanently attached flexible antenna. For best results, allow the antenna to hang freely and full length from the bottom of the transmitter. Do not attempt to remove, replace, or change the length of the transmitting antenna. 24 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Remote AIO Package w/battery Adapter (P/N:9263) (cont.) Receiver View Receiver Components Letter Component QTI P/N A UHF Receiver AC Power Adapter 4312 B Receiver Audio Cable 4049 C UHF Receiver (single frequency) 9235 The antennas on the receiver normally should be positioned in the shape of a V (45 from vertical) for best reception. The receiver has been carefully calibrated at the factory for optimum performance. The knob on the front of the receiver has been glued in place to prevent accidental movement. Do not attempt to remove the adhesive or change the setting of this control. Radio Remote(s) 25

Appendix A 26 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Connecting Switches to the Remote Encoder Introduction Both the Remote Switch Package and the Remote AIO Package contain a device called the remote encoder. As its name implies, this device encodes both the voice and switch signals into one audio channel that is transmitted to the ECU. When connecting any switch (single or dual) to the encoder, you must use a stereo plug. Stereo Plugs Before connecting a switch (single or dual) to the remote encoder, it is important to understand what a stereo plug is and the terminology associated with it. Shown below is a cross-section of a typical stereo plug. Tip Connection Tip Sleeve Connection Ring Sleeve Ring Connection All references in this manual that refer to tip, ring, and sleeve assume the connections as shown above. Almost all adaptive devices require a connection between tip and sleeve, ring and sleeve, or both. Radio Remote(s) 27

Connecting Switches to the Remote Encoder (cont.) Switch Combinations The following table illustrates the various single and dual switch combinations between the ECU and the remote radio packages. ECU Dual Switch (Stereo Plug) Dual Switch (Stereo Plug) Single Switch (Stereo Plug) Single Switch (Mono Plug) Remote Encoder Dual Switch (Stereo Plug) Single Switch (Stereo Plug) Dual Switch (Stereo Plug) Single Switch (Stereo Plug) In all cases, when attaching any type of switch to the remote encoder, you must use a stereo plug. The Simplicity line of ECU s will automatically detect the type of plug connected to the ECU. Never use adapters or extension cables when connecting switches or microphones to the remote encoder. 28 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Appendix B Radio Remote(s) 29

Wheelchair Pouch Component Placement Introduction All radio remote packages come with a wheelchair pouch (P/N: 8085). The following illustrations show how the various components from the different radio remote packages are organized in the pouch. Remote Switch Package w/ Battery Adapter (P/N: 9261) Remote Voice Package w/ Battery Adapter (P/N: 9262) 30 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Wheelchair Pouch Component Placement (cont.) Remote AIO Package w/ Battery Adapter (P/N: 9263) Remote Packages w/ Battery Adapter and Voice Back Radio Radio Remote(s) 31

Appendix C 32 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Wheelchair Mounting Introduction The following illustrations show how the various components from the different radio remote packages are typically mounted to a wheelchair. Wheelchair Pouch Mounting Microphone, QSP Straw, and/or Mini-Cube Speaker Mounting Radio Remote(s) 33

Appendix D 34 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Battery Charger Introduction The Remote Switch Package (P/N: 9219), Remote Voice Package (P/N: 9221), and the Remote AIO Package (P/N: 9231) all come with a battery charger and two rechargeable Ni-Cad batteries. The batteries provide approximately 12 hours of use after a full charge. While one battery is in use, the other battery should be charging. The charger takes approximately 14 hours to charge a fully discharged battery. Charger View A B Charger Components Letter Component QTI P/N A Ni-Cad Charger 9178 B Ni-Cad Battery Assembly 9080 The charger is automatic. The battery can be left connected to the charger indefinitely. It is best to alternate the batteries everyday by using one battery while the other is charging. Radio Remote(s) 35

Appendix E 36 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Transmitter On/Off Switch Introduction The transmitter power switch has three positions: Off, Standby, and On. The transmitter must be left in the On position at all times in order to function properly. Transmitter View Transmitter Components Letter A B Power Switch Power Indicator Description The power switch must be left in the ON position. For single channel transmitters (P/N: 9217), the power indicator LED will remain lit when the power switch is in the ON position. For multi-channel transmitters (P/N: 9222), the power indicator LED will flash on briefly when the power is switched to the ON position. Radio Remote(s) 37

Appendix F 38 Quartet Radio Remote(s)

Cleaning and Maintenance Cleaning You can clean any of the radio components using a slightly damp cloth, when necessary. Use water only. Caution Do not get any liquid or foreign material in the components. Maintenance The radio packages require no special cleaning or daily maintenance. Warning You should check the radio package connections monthly for safety and integrity. Contact your authorized Quartet distributor for necessary repairs or replacements. Radio Remote(s) 39

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