Quattro QUATTRO400-001 Guia De Instalacion página 6

Operation - Set-up & Handset Pairing
By default the Quattro system is set up for use with a Quattro 600 Auto mover on a single axle caravan. If a Quattro 500
manual mover is being used or if the system is fitted to a twin axle caravan, the settings must be changed on the handset.
The Quattro handset has a settings menu which allows the user to pair their handset or change operating modes.
With the handset powered on, firmly press on the centre of the thumb control button (Fig.1B) and multifunctional
button (Fig.1C) for three seconds, this will open the system menu. Navigate through the system menu moving the
thumb control (Fig.1B) up or down. Select the settings icon (gear) by pressing the thumb control button (Fig.1B)
firmly. Once the settings menu is entered, move the thumb control up and down to desired function. At any point,
press multifunctional button (Fig.1C) to go back to previous screen, or hold for two seconds to return to home screen.
To navigate between settings functions move the thumb control up or down, and press thumb control (Fig.1B) down firmly
to make a selection. To change a setting move the thumb control (Fig.1B) right or left and press thumb control (Fig.1B)
down firmly to make a selection. The active option will be shown with a solid white circle in the centre of the icon.
Handset Pairing - The handset and control box will arrive pre-paired so this setting is only required when the
handset has lost its pairing or a replacement part has been received. To pair the handset press thumb control
button (Fig.1B) when this icon is displayed in the menu to begin the pairing search process. Ensure the caravan
power is on and hold the handset within 10cm of control box. Once successfully paired the handset will return to
the home screen.
Axle Mode Selection - By default Quattro systems are set to work in single axle mode, if installed as a twin axle or AWD system this
setting should be changed to suit.
Single Axle Mode
For use with single
axle caravans, all
functions including
spin on the spot
are enabled.
Mover Model Selection - By default Quattro electronics are set to Quattro Diamond Mode. If a different mover is installed, this setting should
be changed to suit. Note: Selecting the wrong setting for your mover could risk damage to the unit or your tyre, or the system not working.
Quattro Diamond
For use with the
Quattro Diamond
(Quattro600 Auto
mover) only.
Operation - Manoeuvring
The Quattro mover utilises a thumb control for precise control of speed and direction. The speed of operation is
dictated by how far the stick moves from its centre point, to the outer perimeter. Direction is dictated by the radial
position of the thumb stick (moving the stick from left to right).
Refer to your handset screen to ensure the caravan is orientated in the desired way. For
example if the hitch is at the top of the display, when the thumb control is moved upwards
the hitch side of the caravan will move forward. If the rear of the caravan is at the top of
the display, the rear of the caravan will move forward when the thumb control is moved
upwards.
For smooth operation always begin by moving the thumb control in the general direction
you would like to head (forwards or reverse), the further the thumb control moves away
from the centre the faster the mover will operate. From this point progressively move the
control radially (sidewards) to achieve a fluid change in direction. The more the control is
moved sidewards the tighter the turning radius that will be achieved. Note moving the thumb control to the hard right
or left position will engage the spin on the spot function on single axle caravans.
Single axle caravans have the ability to spin on the spot. To engage this, move the stick into the hard right or hard left
position from centre.
The Quattro electronics have a regenerative braking feature that allows full directional control to be maintained
while moving downhill. This is achieved by feeding energy under braking back from the motors into the battery.
Some lithium leisure batteries do now allow this and when an incompatible battery is detected, the feature will
be automatically disabled within software to prevent damage. Therefore, when moving down an incline with an
unsupported battery, manoeuvring is limited. To ensure the best performance and compatibility on a lithium battery
we recommend only using approved batteries.
Twin Axle Mode AWD Mode
For use on twin axle For use on twin axle
caravans (2 motors). caravans (4 motors).
Spin on spot Spin on spot
function disabled. function disabled.
Quattro Platinum Quattro Manual
For use with the For use with Quattro
Quattro Platinum movers with a manual
(EGO500 Auto (Tool) engagement.
Mover) only.
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Operation - Mover Engagement/Disengagement
Always ensure your caravan handbrake is on before engaging or disengaging the mover sytem to prevent unwanted
movement of the caravan. Only release the handbrake when the mover is securely engaged to the tyre and you are
ready to move the caravan.
Automatic Engagement - During transit/installation the engagement motor end block may rotate causing
it to tighten. Before first use, place the manual engagement tool in the rear of the engagement end block
(removing rubber cap) and turn the tool clockwise to ensure it is moving freely, there should be little
resistance required to turn the tool.
Turn on the handset and then from the home screen hold the multifunctional button (Fig.1C) for 3 seconds to engage
or disengage the mover. When engaging/disengaging the following information will be shown on the display (image
varies based on mode):
Mover disengaging, press button
(Fig.1C) to stop at any point.
Once engagement is completed the handset will return to the home screen and thumbstick controls will be activated
allowing the caravan to be moved. In the event of an issue, a manual engagement hex T bar is supplied that can be
used to engage/disengage. To use this remove the small rubber plug on the rear of the engagement motor and turn
the engagement worm manually.
Manual Engagement - In order to engage the rollers, fit the end socket of the Engagement Tool (6) on the spindle
(Fig.2G & Fig.4A of installation manual) on the right or left drive unit.
Position the engagement tool parallel to the ground, then rotate the tool through approximately 180 degrees. Note:
to engage the rollers you always rotate the tool towards the tyre, irrespective of which side you are operating the
engagement from.
The engagement mechanism utilises a simple over-centre cam that pushes the rollers onto the tyres and then
locks into place automatically. If the mover has been installed correctly, at exactly 20mm away from the tyres when
disengaged, the amount of force provided onto the tyre by the roller will be sufficient for most circumstances of use
(Fig.6 of installation manual).
To disengage the rollers, simply refit the tool onto one of the spindles and rotate away from the tyre. Please note
that you will feel a small amount of resistance initially as you disengage the cam from its locked position; the spring
will then do the rest of the work and pull the roller away from the tyre and into the fully disengaged position (Fig.5 of
installation manual).
Operation - Shutdown Procedure & Battery Replacement
Turn off isolation key to cut power to the Quattro control box. To turn off the handset double-press multifunctional
button (Fig.1C) twice.
Changing batteries in the remote control:
Open the rear cover of the handset by pushing gently and sliding the rear cover in the direction of
the arrow (Fig.2). Take out the depleted/old batteries and dispose in the appropriate way (check with
your local authority for correct disposal of batteries). Install new replacement batteries. Make sure
to use leak proof batteries. (No claims under guarantee can be considered for damage caused by
leaking batteries). Slide the rear cover on gently and it will click into place.
Mover engaging, press button
(Fig.1C) to stop at any point.
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