Adaptivation WIRELESS PAL PAD Manual de usuario

WIRELESS

PAL PAD

Instruction Manual

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ADAPTIVATION

INCORPORATED

2225 W. 50th St., Suite 100

1-800-723-2783 Sioux Falls, SD 57105 PRINTED IN U.S.A.

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION................................................... 3

THEORY OF OPERATION.................................... 3

TERMINOLOGY.................................................... 4

MODES OF CONTROL ......................................... 5

WIRELESS PAL PAD DIAGRAM ........................ 6

BATTERY INSTALLATION .................................. 7

OPERATION FOR AC APPLIANCES................... 7

OPERATION FOR BATTERY OPERATED .......... 8

MOUNTING OPTIONS ......................................... 9

DELAYED ACTIVATION .................................... 10

TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................ 10

WARRANTY ........................................................ 12

INTRODUCTION

Your Adaptivation, Inc. Wireless Pal Pad has been de-

signed to provide access for individuals with physical or

mental disabilities to basic environmental control. The

Wireless Pal Pad will allow one electrical appliance or bat-

tery operated device to be activated. The Wireless Pal Pad

uses an RF signal to remotely operate either an X-10 pow-

erhouse module, Wireless Receiver, or a Wireless Pager.

Each unit is sold separately. Because it is wireless, you are

not tied down by cords or limited to a particular area.

Wireless activation will allow greater flexibility and conve-

nience for the user. Adaptivation strives to offer our cli-

ents the highest quality products and support. Feel free to

Pal Pad.

Operating your Wireless Pal Pad

Theory of Operation

The Wireless Pal Pad activates by sending a radio frequency

(RF) signal to a Powerhouse X-10 transceiver module (also

known as Lamp and Appliance Modules at Radio Shack),

Wireless Receiver, or Wireless Pager. Diagram 1 helps illus-

trate a typical scenario.

Terminology

RF stands for radio frequency. RF devices can transmit

through walls unlike infrared which requires line of sight.

Wireless Receiver

A Wireless Receiver will allow the Wireless Pal Pad to control

most battery operated devices and also communication aids or

other assistive devices.

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Diagram 1.

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Wireless Pager

Transceiver Module

The Transceiver Module accepts the RF signal from the Wire-

less Pal Pad and will allow activation of most electrical or AC

appliances.

House Code

The house code is the frequency the Wireless Pal Pad uses to

transmit to either a Wireless Receiver or a Transceiver Mod-

ule. The house code must be set to the same letter on both de-

vices. Using different house codes can allow different

individuals to operate their own devices without interfering

with each other.

Unit Code

This code allows one Transceiver Module to operate up to 16

other appliance modules. The unit code on the Wireless Pal

Pad must be set to the same number as the number on the ap-

pliance module.

Modes of Control

Direct selection: The appliance activates for as long as the

switch is pressed. To set mode of control, set the two position

slide switch to the desired position. Use a small screwdriver to

slide the switch.

Latch selection: Press once and the appliance turns on. Press

again and it turns off. The latch mode is effective when a de-

vice needs to be turned on for an extended amount of time.

To set mode of control, set the two position slide switch to the

desired position. Use a small screwdriver to slide the switch.

Diagram 2.

Delayed

Direct

Latched Normal

Transmit

Light

Battery Cover House Code Dial

Unit Code Dial

Mode Selection

Switch

Delayed Activation

Switch

OFF

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Battery Installation

*Note: Under normal conditions the battery in the Wireless

Pal Pad should last several years. Please call Adaptivation

before replacing the battery.

1. With the Wireless Pal Pad lying face up, carefully lift up

the battery cover tab. Do not bend the tab any more than

needed to remove the battery.

2. Place a pointed tool in the slot on the bottom side, and slide

the battery out.

3. Insert a new CR2032 battery into the battery holder, mak-

ing sure the negative (-) side is down.

4. Carefully bend the battery cover tab back to its original po-

sition.

Note: To conserve the batteries, turn off the Wireless Pal Pad

when not in use. "OFF" is located between "A" and "O" on

the House code dial. Also when using, for longer battery life

use house codes A through G.

Operation for AC Appliances

1. Set the Wireless Pal Pad and the Transceiver Module to the

same house code. Also make sure the unit code is set to the

House Code Dial

Unit Code Dial

OFF

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number 1 position, unless you are plugging the appliance to be

activated into another Appliance Module set to a different unit

code.

2. Plug the appliance you wish to operate into the bottom of

the Transceiver and plug it into the wall outlet. Make sure the

appliance is in the "on" position.

3. Check to make sure the wattage of the appliance does not

exceed the recommended maximum amount on the back of the

Transceiver Module.

4. Set the Wireless Pal Pad to the desired mode of control.

Press the top of the Wireless Pal Pad to activate the appliance.

Note: If using other Appliance Modules other than the Trans-

ceiver Module, you must still have the Transceiver Module

plugged in since the Wireless Pal Pad sends the RF signal to

this module first. Also make sure both the Wireless Pal Pad

and the Appliance Module are set to the same unit code num-

ber.

Operation for Battery-Operated Devices

1. Set the Wireless Pal Pad and the Wireless Receiver to the

same house code. Also make sure both have the unit code set

to the same number.

2. Make sure you have inserted batteries into the Wireless Re-

ceiver and it is turned on.

3. Insert the plug on the Wireless Receiver into the battery

operated device you wish to activate.

4. Set the Wireless Pal Pad to the desired mode of control.

5. Press the top of the Wireless Pal Pad to activate.

Options: If you are activating a communication aid such as

Adaptivation's VoicePal, insert the plug on the Wireless Re-

ceiver into the switch jack on the communication aid. Set the

Wireless Pal Pad to the Direct mode. Activate the Wireless

Pal Pad to access your message on the communication aid.

If you are activating a battery-operated device or toy, insert the

plug on the Wireless Receiver into the switch jack on the

adapted device. If your device is not adapted use a battery in-

terrupter which is inserted into the battery compartment of the

device.

Mounting Options

The Wireless Pal Pad also comes with a rubber backing which

can be attached to help keep it from sliding. When mounting

on a table or other flat surface, Velcro or Dual-Lock can be

used as an alternate mounting method.

Delayed Activation

Typically when the Wireless Pal Pad is pressed, the corre-

sponding device activates almost immediately. A one second

delay can be added. This means the Wireless Pal Pad must be

held down for one second before the device will operate. This

can be very helpful for a person who may accidentally drag

their hands. Delayed activation will help with these accidental

activations.

To set the one second delay, set the two position slide switch to

the "Delayed" position. Use a small screwdriver to slide the

switch. Now your Wireless Pal Pad is set for a one second de-

lay.

Trouble Shooting

Your AC appliance is not working.

-Make sure the device works independently of the

Wireless Pal Pad.

-Make sure the Wireless Pal Pad is not turned to the

"off" position.

-Make sure the device is turned "on" at all times.

-Make sure the house code is set the same on both

transceiver and Wireless Pal Pad.

-Make sure you are within range (25 to 45 feet max)

and there are no obstructions covering the

antenna on the Transceiver Module.

-Check mode of control.

-Check to see if you are using delayed activation.

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