TriStar TS63 Bedienungsanleitung

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Operator’s Manual

Tri-Star Type III Ambulance

MODEL TS63

September 14, 2016

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TRI-STAR INDUSTRIES LIMITED

88 Forest Street, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, B5A 4G6

Phone: +1 (902) 742-9254 | Fax: +1 (902) 742-7632

www.tri-star.ca

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Foreword

This manual is to provide the operators with the necessary information required to use this ambulance.

Included with the ambulance are manuals from equipment manufacturers. Please reference the original

equipment manufacturers manuals for service, maintenance and warranty for these individual pieces of

equipment. For the chassis component, please refer to the original vehicle chassis manual, included with

the vehicle.

If you have any questions on the operation or maintenance of this ambulance, do not hesitate to call us.

Phone Number………………………………... (902) 742-9254

Fax Number……………………………………… (902) 742-7632

Email………………………………………………... info@tri-star.ca

Website……………………………………………. www.tri-star.ca

Mailing Address………………………………… 88 Forest St, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, B5A 4G6

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Table of Contents

Vehicle Passenger & Cargo Capacity............................................................................................................................ 5

OPERATORS MANUAL .................................................................................................................................................. 6

Electronic Control System............................................................................................................................................ 6

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................. 6

Conversion Power .................................................................................................................................................... 6

Modes of Operation................................................................................................................................................. 6

Fully Active Mode................................................................................................................................................. 6

Timer - Battery Protect Mode.............................................................................................................................. 6

Sleep-Display on Mode ........................................................................................................................................ 7

Sleep Mode .......................................................................................................................................................... 7

Down Mode.......................................................................................................................................................... 7

Control Displays ........................................................................................................................................................... 8

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Cab Control Display –Ambulance Electrical Switches ............................................................................................. 8

Flashers (Emergency Lights)................................................................................................................................. 8

Flood lights........................................................................................................................................................... 8

Battery boost........................................................................................................................................................ 8

Traffic Advisor ...................................................................................................................................................... 9

Siren ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Howler.................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Lights off............................................................................................................................................................... 9

Backup alarm........................................................................................................................................................ 9

Anti-theft.............................................................................................................................................................. 9

Cab Control Display Indicators............................................................................................................................... 10

Cab Control Additional Switches............................................................................................................................ 10

Patient Compartment Control Displays –Ambulance Electrical Switches ............................................................ 11

Dome light.......................................................................................................................................................... 11

EMT light ............................................................................................................................................................ 11

Cabinet Light ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

Suction................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Patient Compartment Control Display –Rear Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)......................... 12

Set Default.......................................................................................................................................................... 12

Max Output........................................................................................................................................................ 12

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Fresh air fan ....................................................................................................................................................... 12

Manual Mode..................................................................................................................................................... 13

Patient Compartment Control Display Indicators.................................................................................................. 13

Clock....................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Siren - Whelen............................................................................................................................................................ 14

Rotary Switch Operations ...................................................................................................................................... 14

Spotter Switch............................................................................................................................................................ 16

Door Locks.................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Remote Start .............................................................................................................................................................. 16

Idle Control................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Number Pad Lock....................................................................................................................................................... 16

Code red..................................................................................................................................................................... 16

110 Volt System ......................................................................................................................................................... 17

Shoreline ................................................................................................................................................................ 17

Inverter / Charger .................................................................................................................................................. 17

110v outlets ........................................................................................................................................................... 17

Heater 110v............................................................................................................................................................ 17

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Vehicle Passenger & Cargo Capacity

GVWR

5670 kg

12500 lbs

MAXIMUM DRIVER & PASSENGER CAPACITY

7 People

MAXIMUM CARGO CAPACITY

1590 kg

3511 lbs

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OPERATORS MANUAL

Electronic Control System

Overview

The Tri-Star Electronic Control System operates the ambulance electrical conversion including emergency lighting,

siren, internal lighting, heating and air-conditioning, etc. The Tri-Star Electronic Control System is a state of the art

multiplex system primarily consisting of solid state control modules and control display screens. The control

display screens are located in the cab and patient compartment and include buttons to control various ambulance

electrical components. These screens also display vehicle and system status, alarms and warnings.

Conversion Power

-Conversion power is supplied by a dedicated deep cycle battery.

-Conversion power will be shut down to conserve power when not needed.

-Conversion power can be in one of 5 Modes of Operation; Fully Active Mode, Timer - Battery Protect Mode,

Sleep-Display on Mode, Sleep Mode or Down Mode.

Modes of Operation

The Tri-Star Electronic Control System operates under various modes depending on vehicle status and time.

Fully Active Mode

When the engine is running the system is fully activated and the control displays are fully functional.

Timer - Battery Protect Mode

-When the engine transitions from running to being shut down a 10 minute timer will begin. During those 10

minutes time all electrical power is provided to the ambulance conversion except the inverter, heater and air

conditioner.

-To restart the timer and keep the system in Timer-Battery Protect Mode, press any button on the control

display, turn the ignition key, or open any door. Starting the engine will bring the system to Fully Active

Mode.

-A countdown is displayed and labeled “Timeout” on all control displays while in Timer-Battery Protect Mode.

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Sleep-Display on Mode

-After the engine has been shut down and the 10 minute Timer-Battery Protect Mode has been exhausted,

the system enters Sleep-Display on Mode. In this mode all power to the ambulance conversion is interrupted

except for the control displays, 12 volt outlets, EMT light and communications equipment. This mode

continues for 30 minutes.

-To restart the timer and keep the system in Timer- Battery Protect, press any button the on the control

display, turn the ignition key, or open any door. Starting the engine will bring the system back to Fully Active

Mode.

-A countdown is displayed and labeled “Sleep” on all control displays while in Timer-Sleep Mode.

Sleep Mode

-After 30 minutes and the Sleep-Display on Mode has been exhausted, the system enters Sleep Mode. In this

mode the control displays shut down and the ambulance conversion remains shut down except for the 12

volt outlets, and communications equipment.

-To bring the system to Timer-Battery Protect Mode, open a body door, lock or unlock the doors or turn the

key to ignition.

-Note that the vehicle will not enter Sleep mode if the key is turned to ignition or accessory, if the four way

flashers are on, park lights or headlights are on, or the service brake is held on.

Down Mode

-If the conversion battery falls below 9 volts the system completely shuts down, and can only be reactivated

when the voltage is brought up to above 12 volts. This is achieved by either running the engine or providing

power to the shoreline.

-Note that the communications equipments and 12 volt outlets are connected directly to the deep cycle

battery; therefore remain active in Down Mode.

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Control Displays

Overview

The control display is a color screen with 4 generic buttons, an “OK” button and a single larger directional button.

The screen displays the function of each generic button.

Cab Control Display –Ambulance Electrical Switches

When the system is awakened the display enters a default screen. The default screen provides control of the

following functions:

Flashers (Emergency Lights)

-Pressing the Flashers button once turns on the Flashers in PRIMARY mode and is indicated by a PRIMARY

indicator in the upper left of the display.

-Headlights will flash alternately with PRIMARY mode if headlights and park lights are off and the engine is

running.

-Pressing the Flashers button a second time activates the Flashers in SECONDARY mode and is indicated by a

SECONDARY indicator in the upper left of the display.

-Pressing the Flashers button a third time turns the Flashers off.

Flood lights

-Pressing the Flood lights button once turns on all Flood lights.

-Pressing the button a second time turns off all Flood lights.

-Note that when the park lights are on the right or left flood light will activate with the side door opening and

rear flood light with the rear doors opening. The rear flood lights will also activate when the vehicle is in

reverse.

Battery boost

-Battery boost becomes available when the key is turned to ignition or the chassis battery is below 9 volts and

the engine is not running.

-Pressing the Battery boost button while the ignition key is in the rum position will connect the boost battery

to the chassis battery for ten seconds to provide supplemental power for starting the engine.

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Traffic Advisor

-The Traffic advisor has three flash patterns: left to right, right to left, and center to ends. When the Traffic

advisor is active, an indicator light will show the direction of the flash pattern on the display.

-Pressing the Traffic advisor button once turns on the traffic advisor in a left to right flash pattern.

-Pressing the Traffic advisor button twice turns the flash pattern to right to left.

-Pressing the Traffic advisor button a third time will switch the flash pattern from the center to ends pattern.

-Press the button a fourth time will turn off the Traffic advisor.

Siren

-Siren becomes available when the engine is running; transmission is not in park and the flashers on. The siren

will operate as per the setting on the siren box.

-Pressing the Siren button will de-activate the siren box; pressing again will reactivate the siren.

-When siren is left on Hands Free it is operated by pressing the steering wheel horn when the above

conditions are met. The siren sound functions can be toggled through by pressing the horn. To stop the siren

sounds double press the horn.

-For more on the siren operation see the Siren - Whelen section below.

Howler

-Howler becomes available when the siren is operating.

-Pressing the Howler button will toggle the Howler on and off. If left on it will auto shut off after 7.5 seconds.

Lights off

-Lights off becomes available when any light in the patient compartment is turned on.

Press and hold the Light off button for three seconds to shut off all rear compartment lights.

Backup alarm

-This becomes available when reversing the vehicle and will cancel the alarm when pressed.

Note that the alarm auto starts when the vehicle starts to reverse and shuts off after 30 seconds.

Anti-theft

-Anti-theft becomes available when the engine is running, park brake is set, and transmission is in park.

-Pressing the Anti-theft button will allow the user to remove the ignition key while keeping the engine running.

-While Anti-theft is active and engaged, it can be deactivated if the park brake is released, service brake

applied or the ignition key is turned to the run position.

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Cab Control Display Indicators

Information provided on the default screen includes:

-Compartment or cab door open warning

-Hood open indicator

-Fog light on indicator

-Driving lights on indicator

-Flasher mode (PRIMARY or SECONDARY), when active

-Park Brake not set warning

-Low voltage condition warning

-Rear (patient compartment) and IV tray temperatures

-Chassis and Conversion battery voltages

-Shoreline connected warning (when vehicle is running)

-Once the vehicle is shut off the Timeout is displayed showing the remaining time before the system goes into

Timer-sleep mode.

-Once Timeout has expired the Sleep-Display on time is displayed showing the remaining time before the

system goes into Sleep mode.

Cab Control Additional Switches

Two additional switches are located next to the cab control display. These switches are for the driving lights and

fog lights.

-The fog lights are controlled by the switch labelled “Fog Lights” and activate the amber fog lights mounted on

the bumper. Fog lights will work with the engine running and not in shift park.

-The driving lights are controlled by the switch labelled “Driving Lights” and activate the clear driving lights

mounted on the bumper. The driving lights will only function when the vehicle’s lights are on and in the “High

Beam” setting while the engine is running and not in shift park.

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