ASL INTERCOM 102 UNO User manual

Installation of the ASL 102 UNO Bluetooth Single Switch Scanner and the programming of the wheelchair
electronics should only be conducted by a specialist with an in depth technical knowledge of the ASL 102 UNO
Bluetooth Single Switch Scanner and the wheelchair electronics. All testing and verification of the completed
wheelchair equipment with the ASL 102 UNO Bluetooth Single Switch Scanner to ISO/RESNA or applicable
standards for the completed wheelchair, including RFI compatibility testing, is the sole responsibility of the
wheelchair manufacturer.
The ASL 102 UNO Bluetooth Single Switch Scanner is warranted to be free from manufacturing
defects for two years from date of purchase.
WARRANTY
This warranty shall not cover equipment modified or repaired by unauthorized personnel. ASL cannot be held responsible for damage
caused by incorrect installation or incorrect use of the product. Misuse, mishandling, or storage is not covered by this warranty. The
foregoing express warranty is exclusive and in lieu of any other warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, including the implied
warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, and is the sole and exclusive remedy for any defective product. The health
care professional is responsible for understanding the intended use of the ASL equipment and the specification and safe programming
parameters of the chair it is going on. The wheelchair manufacturer is responsible for testing and verification of the completed wheelchair
equipped with the ASL 102 UNO Bluetooth Single Switch Scanner to ISO, RESNA or other applicable standards including RFI compatibility.
RFI interference can impact the proper functioning of the wheelchair. Route and secure all cables in such a way in order to prevent
damage by crushing, cutting or snagging. Incorrect installation, configuration, or programming could result in unsafe set up of the
wheelchair for the user. ASL accepts no liability for losses of any kind which result for such conditions.
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102 UNO FULL ASSEMBLY
UNO ACCESSORIES
ASL 557-3 ATOM Bluetooth Wireless Switch Receiver
The ASL 557-3 ATOM Bluetooth Wireless Switch Receiver is intended to be used for
Bluetooth wireless access to communication devices, TECLA Shield, TECLA E, or switch
interfaces on a computer. The USB side plugs into a communication device directly, or into
a computer. Each plug corresponds to the pad on the head array (forward, right, or left).
You can connect the plugs to the scan and select ports of a communication device, switch
interface or TECLA ports. If using with the TECLA products, you need a rechargeable battery.
ASL 545E Tecla - Bluetooth Interface
Tecla is a cloud connected assistive device that provides users with control of their smart
device and enviroment. Using Bluetooth, Tecla connects directly to ATOM technology whenever
the ATOM is in wireless mode. ATOM technology speaks directly to the Tecla which is able
to connect up to 8 devices. You can use Tecla with iPhone, iPad, iPad Touch, Mac computers
with switch control, Apple TV’s with switch control, Android devices with switch access,
Samsung devices with universal switch and Windows computers with scanning software.
ASL 102 UNO BLUETOOTH SINGLE SWITCH SCANNER
Adaptive Switch Laboratories, Inc. www.asl-inc.com PH: 800-626-8698, FX: 830-798-6221 Rev 5-2020
Adaptive Switch Laboratories, Inc. www.asl-inc.com
SCAN FOR PROGRAMMING
INFORMATION
SECURITY MEASURES
A reset switch should always be plugged into a reset port programmed to stop the chair and be available
in case of emergency to stop movement of the wheelchair. The ASL 102 UNO Bluetooth Single Switch
Scanner is susceptible to moisture. If moisture contacts a sensor, unwanted movement may occur. Do
not operate the ASL 102 UNO Bluetooth Single Switch Scanner in rain or snow.
CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS:
LiNX Input Module
MK6i Digital Interface
Omni or Omni 2
Enhanced Display or SCIM
UNO ATTENDANT CONTROL
UNO INTERFACE
UNO DISPLAY
WHEELCHAIR
CONNECTION
ASL 802/4 ECU Interface Cable
The ASL 802-4 ECU Interface Cable – 4 Mono Plugs converts commands from the auxiliary
port into a mono input. It can be used for functions such as tilting or reclining the power
wheelchair, accessing a computer, a communication device, or anything that requires a mono
plug. The forward mono jack plug is the activation for selection while in the auxiliary mode.

ON
OFF
H
G
B
E
DA
C
D
Bluetooth Indicator
Timer Dial
B
A
Program Settings
C
Power On / O Light
On/O Switch
E
I
Display and Attendant
Control
Mono Input for Scanner
Activaton
G
F
Wheelchair Connection
H
Switch Input for Bluetooth Signal Output
J
I
The Timing Dial controls the scanning rate. It will change the speed of
the scan. The slowest rate is indicated by the arrow pointing to the left.
The fastest rate is reached when the arrow is pointing right. The time
each light is on ranges between 0.2 seconds to 4.0 seconds.
F
9 Pin Output Connection
J
Switch 1 Veer On/Off – If dip switch 1 is set in the OFF position
the scanner will not cycle the veer selections. The scan pattern
will be Forward, Right, Left, Reverse, Select, then to the BT and
AUX if they are set to the ON position.
1a) Veer On – The switch set in the ON position will cycle
through Veering in the Scan Pattern. The scan pattern is Forward,
Right, Left, Reverse, Select. If the switch is activated in forward
the veer right and veer left will scan next, If forward is not
activated the scanner will scan right and left next.
Switch 2 Switch Delay – Sets a 1 second delay in moving back
to forward. If a patient has a hard time with releasing a switch
too soon, this will cause a delay before the scanner moves back to
forward.
Switch 5 Auditory Feedback – the scanner will beep for every scanned position. When a patient cannot see
the display, they will hear the beeps and know when the scan moves from one position to the next.
Switch 3 Enable Bluetooth – when in the up position the scanner BT light will be scanned to , once it is
selected the same switch will connect to an ASL Accessory ASL 545 TECLA E or the ASL 557-3. The scanner
will stay in the BT mode until the switch is held for 5 seconds, once it is held for 5 seconds the scanner will
start scanning the drive selections again.
Switch 4 Enable AUX –When in the up position the scanner will scan to the AUX mode, when AUX is
selected it will allow a single switch to function from the 9 pin connector (See F Intereface Overview)on the
bottom of the scanner interface. Once connected the same switch will activate what ever the mono jack is
plugged into. This can be used to connect a AAC device, or anything that uses a single switch. The scanner
will stay in the AUX mode until the switch is held for 5 seconds. When it is held for 5 seconds, the scanner
will start scanning the drive selections again.
Switch 6 Bluetooth Paring – when in the up position the ASL 102 will look for an ASL accessory to pare to.
This is designed to work with the ASL 545 TECLA E and the ASL 557-3 BT switch receiver.
Auxilary
Select
Bluetooth
Veer Right
Forward
Left
Veer Left
Reverse
Right
Select
Veer Left
Forward
Veer Right
Right
Reverse
Left
DISPLAY
OVERVIEW
EXPLANATION OF PARTS
UNO SINGLE SWITCH SCANNER
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
ATTENDANT
OVERVIEW
INTERFACE OVERVIEW
2
3
6
5
4
1
INTERFACE - Front View
Rear View
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS CONTINUED
Up is ON
Down is OFF
TIMING DIAL
ATTENDANT CONTROL
DISPLAY
The Display scans in a frequency of use pattern.The blue light is the indication
of the direction of function that will be activated if the switch is activated.
For instance, if the switch is activated when the blue light is on in the up
arrow, the chair will move forward as long as the switch is activated. If it is in
the left arrow, it will go left. When you release the switch, it will go directly
back to forward. This will occur after any switch activation, except BT and
AUX, which require a sustained switch hold to go back to driving.
There is a brightness sensor on the display when the system is in darker
areas. At night, the blue lights will dim. In a light environment, it will be
brighter.
The Attendant Control comes standard with the ASL 102 Single Switch
Scanner. It works in conjunction with the Drive Control which will allow
the Attendant to help the patient when they need it without completely
taking over or changing to another drive. The Attendant is designed to take
over driving when loading in a van or in an unmanageable environment.
The user can select BT or AUX modes and the patient will be able to use
their phone or communication device while the attendant control drives
the chair.
The buttons on the Attendant Control mimic the Drive Control. When the Select button is activated on
the Attendant Control while a patient is driving the chair, it will stop moving, but only if the wheelchair
electronics are configured for that function. Check with your ATP to be sure. If activated from a stopped
position, the chair will move into the next function of the wheelchair, like seating.
The Attendant Control has a clip on the back that can be attached to a push
handle for easy access. The flexible cord will allow the Attendant to stand
beside the chair and move around freely.
CLIP