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CONDUCT PRE-TRIP INSPECTION!

The QLK® Wheelchair Docking System and its components must be inspected for proper operation prior to each use.  Do NOT use this product if it does 
not operate, or function, as instructed in this manual.  

DOCKING STATION SECUREMENT!

Do NOT place the vehicle in motion unless the wheelchair docking bolt is secured inside the QLK docking station, the GREEN Light is illuminated, and 
the occupant restraint system (lap and shoulder belt) is properly positioned on the occupant.  Do NOT use the Docking Station if the warning buzzer is 
beeping (Voice states “WARNING - CHAIR NOT SECURED”), or if the dash control is non-operational or if the RED light is illuminated.  

INSPECT AND MAINTAIN!

The QLK® Wheelchair Docking System and its components must be inspected regularly, cleaned, and maintained.  Care must be taken to prevent 
contamination of the webbing and components from any foreign substance such as polishes, oils, chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or battery acid as such 
substances may damage the surface and operation of the QLK® Wheelchair Docking System.  Protect the QLK® Wheelchair Docking System during 
vehicle cleaning.

DO NOT USE DAMAGED COMPONENTS!

Replace any damaged, frayed, broken, defective, worn, or contaminated system components, subassemblies, or webbing.

DISCONTINUE USE AFTER A VEHICLE COLLISION!

The QLK® Wheelchair Docking System and components, including the floor and wall anchorages, must be replaced after a vehicle collision.

EMERGENCY RELEASE!

ONLY press the RED emergency release lever during an emergency or a vehicle power outage.  Do NOT press the manual RED emergency release lever 
while the vehicle is in motion as this action will release the wheelchair.  

BUCKLE UP!

The Occupant Restraint (Lap and Shoulder Belt) MUST be properly worn while the vehicle is in motion.  Improperly secured passengers are at greater risk 
of serious injury or death and may tip over or be ejected from the wheelchair during normal vehicle travel, emergency maneuvers, or crashes.

The QLK® Wheelchair Docking System has been successfully dynamically tested with a crash-test dummy restrained by both lap and shoulder belts.  The 
use of only a lap belt may compromise the performance of the Wheelchair Tiedown and Occupant Restraint (WTORS) system and increase the risk of 
serious or fatal injuries to the wheelchair occupant.

The occupant restraint (lap and shoulder belt) must be placed across the occupant’s shoulder and pelvis (lap).  The webbing must not be twisted, held away 
from the occupant’s body, interfere with any section of the wheelchair, or exposed to any sharp corners or edges.

MANUFACTURER APPROVED WHEELCHAIRS ONLY!

A wheelchair is not intended to be used as a seat in motor vehicles unless it’s compliant with RESNA WC-4, Section 19, ISO7176-19, and designed to 
allow the transfer of loads through the wheelchair.  Refer to the wheelchair manufacturer for further information.

REMOVE ADDED EQUIPMENT FROM WHEELCHAIR!

Due to variations of wheelchair designs, occupant size and weight, and loading ramp angles, any additional equipment or luggage being carried on the 
wheelchair or with the occupant may create a hazardous condition for the wheelchair and its occupant to tip backwards, or sideways.  We therefore 
recommend that all additional equipment and luggage are removed from the wheelchair or occupant prior to boarding, maneuvering, or removal from the 
vehicle. 

PRODUCT COMPLIANCE

The QLK® Wheelchair Docking System complies to the applicable sections of RESNA WC-4 Section 18, ISO 10542-1, 49 CFR Part 38 ADA, Part 571 
FMVSS 209 & 302, 36 CFR Part 1192 ADA

QUESTIONS? CONTACT Q’STRAINT!

For any questions regarding the installation, safe operation, securement procedures, troubleshooting, 

maintenance, or general servicing of the QLK® Wheelchair Docking System:

N. America Customer Service:

 1-800-987-9987  /  cs@qstraint.com

EU Customer Service:

 +44 (0)1227 773035  /  sales@qstraint.co.uk

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS AND WARNINGS CONT.

Summary of Contents for QLK

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...stered trademarks of Q STRAINT Inc Products mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective companies All other brand names tra...

Page 3: ...ONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS AND WARNINGS 4 5 QLK SYSTEM OVERVIEW 6 QLK SECUREMENT SYSTEM LAYOUT 7 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 8 QLK INSTALLATION 9 10 QLK MOUNTING 11 14 SYSTEM OPERATION 15 QLK PRODUCT MA...

Page 4: ...HAIR SPACE The QLK Wheelchair Docking System wheelchair space defined as the surface where the wheelchair rests must include flooring frames or cross members capable of supporting the expected weight...

Page 5: ...jury or death and may tip over or be ejected from the wheelchair during normal vehicle travel emergency maneuvers or crashes The QLK Wheelchair Docking System has been successfully dynamically tested...

Page 6: ...MENTS SPEAKER AUDIBLE IGNITION 12 VDC SYSTEM POWER 12 VDC DASH CONTROLLER WIRELESS KEY FOB AUDIBLE AUXILIARY RELEASE SWITCH SYSTEM OVERVIEW QLK QLK DOCKING STATION CONTROL MODULE CONTROL MODULE AUDIBL...

Page 7: ...d using Shoulder and Lap Belts to reduce the possibility of head and chest impacts with vehicle components FCZ may not be achievable with wheelchair seated drivers Top View Layout for All Anchorages F...

Page 8: ...at 12 Amps 3 Speaker input and language selection is for QLK AUDIBLE only 4 Follow schematics shown below for all connections CONTROL MODULE AUXILIARY RELEASE IGNITION 12 VDC 12 AMPS 32 VOLTS FUSE KE...

Page 9: ...n Use a flat head screwdriver to ensure the proper gap between the head of the bolt and the locking pawl Optimize Wheelchair Location The Wheelchair should be located to allow for proper access to the...

Page 10: ...ctions that may affect the proper installation of the QLK Docking Station Do NOT install anchorages or any other system components into faulty or non durable materials such as corroded metal wood plas...

Page 11: ...nstall supplied Hardware a Line up the mounting holes and insert the bolts through the vehicle floor b Place the supplied washers as illustrated and tighten the nut to minimum torque value of 30 FT LB...

Page 12: ...ake up to 48 hours to permanently adhere onto the surface area Install Auxiliary Release Switch Optional a Determine the location for the Auxiliary Switch and most protective routing methods for the e...

Page 13: ...nt pinch points wire chafing and sharp edges c Connect the red wire from a constant 12V source preferably vehicle battery to PIN 5 BATT 12 VDC of the Control Module d Connect black wire from chassis g...

Page 14: ...The Speaker must be installed in the interior section of the vehicle preferably next to the Control Module b Permanently Secure the Speaker at the selected location c Route and connect the Speaker cab...

Page 15: ...ntinuous beep DOCKING STATION RELEASE DASH CONTROL BUZZER MODE Vehicle MUST be OFF to release Note Wheelchair must be away from entry point of the docking station to release locking mechanism OFF AUDI...

Page 16: ...cleaners and battery acid Clean the QLK Wheelchair Docking System with a nonabrasive cloth mild soap and warm water Do NOT power wash or use continuous spray as this will cause internal mechanical or...

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