Invacare LiNX DLX-ACU200 User manual

Invacare®LiNX
DLX-ACU200,DLX-CR400,DLX-CR400LF,Supplementto
powerwheelchairusermanual
enRemote
UserManual
ThismanualMUSTbegiventotheuseroftheproduct.
BEFOREusingthisproduct,thismanualMUSTbereadandsavedfor
futurereference.

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Contents
1General.........................................4
1.1AboutThisManual.............................4
1.2Symbolsinthismanual..........................4
1.3WarrantyInformation...........................4
1.4ServiceLife...................................4
1.5LimitationofLiability............................5
1.6Intendeduse..................................5
2Safety..........................................6
2.1Generalsafetynotes............................6
3Components......................................8
3.1Attendantcontrolunit...........................8
3.2Compactremotemodule.........................9
3.3Drive/SeatingFunctionIndicators...................10
3.4Labelsontheproduct...........................12
4Usage..........................................14
4.1Requestingcontrolofthemobilitydevice............14
4.2Usingthejoystick..............................14
4.3Powerbutton(withstatusLED)....................15
4.4Modebutton.................................16
4.5LockMode...................................18
4.6ReadingtheIndicators...........................19
4.6.1Attendant-in-chargeindication(Attendantcontrol
unit).....................................19
4.6.2User-in-ChargeIndication(CompactRemote
Module)..................................19
4.6.3Restricteduserindication(Attendantcontrolunit)....19
4.6.4Sleepindication.............................19
4.6.5OONIndication.............................20
4.6.6Driveslow-downindication....................20
4.6.7Lock-outindication...........................20
4.6.8Blockedfunctionindication....................21
4.7Connectingtheremote..........................22
5Maintenance.....................................23
5.1Maintenance..................................23
6Troubleshooting...................................24
6.1Generalinformationontroubleshooting..............24
6.2Faultindication................................24
6.2.1Faultcodesanddiagnosiscodes.................24
7TechnicalData....................................27
7.1Technicalspecications..........................27

Invacare®LiNX
1General
1.1AboutThisManual
Thisdocumentisasupplementtothepowerwheelchair’s
documentation.
TheproductitselfdoesnotbearaCEmarkbutispartofa
productthatcomplieswiththeMedicalDeviceRegulation
2017/745,ClassIconcerningmedicaldevices.Itistherefore
coveredbythepowerwheelchair’sCEmarking.Seethe
powerwheelchair’sdocumentationformoreinformation.
Invacarereservestherighttoalterproductspecications
withoutfurthernotice.
Beforereadingthisdocument,makesureyouhavethe
latestversion.YoundthelatestversionasaPDFonthe
Invacarewebsite.
Formoreinformationabouttheproduct,forexample
productsafetynoticesandproductrecalls,contactyour
Invacarerepresentative.Seeaddressesattheendofthis
document.
1.2Symbolsinthismanual
Inthismanual,hazardstatementsareindicatedbysymbols.
Thesymbolsareaccompaniedbyasignalwordthatindicates
theseverityoftherisk.
WARNING
Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult
inseriousinjuryordeathifitisnotavoided.
CAUTION
Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult
inminororslightinjuryifitisnotavoided.
IMPORTANT
Indicatesahazardoussituationthatcouldresult
indamagetopropertyifitisnotavoided.
Givesusefultips,recommendationsand
informationforefcient,trouble-freeuse.
Thissymbolidentiesalistofvarioustools,
componentsanditemswhichyouwillneedin
ordertocarryoutcertainwork.
1.3WarrantyInformation
Weprovideamanufacturer’swarrantyfortheproduct
inaccordancewithourGeneralTermsandConditionsof
Businessintherespectivecountries.
Warrantyclaimscanonlybemadethroughtheprovider
fromwhomtheproductwasobtained.
1.4ServiceLife
Weestimateaservicelifeofveyearsforthisproduct,
provideditisusedinstrictaccordancewiththeintended
useassetoutinthisdocumentandallmaintenanceand
servicerequirementsaremet.Theestimatedservicelifecan
beexceedediftheproductiscarefullyusedandproperly
maintained,andprovidedtechnicalandscienticadvances
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donotresultintechnicallimitations.Theservicelifecan
alsobeconsiderablyreducedbyextremeorincorrectusage.
Thefactthatweestimateaservicelifeforthisproductdoes
notconstituteanadditionalwarranty.
1.5LimitationofLiability
Invacareacceptsnoliabilityfordamagearisingfrom:
•Non-compliancewiththeusermanual
•Incorrectuse
•Naturalwearandtear
•Incorrectassemblyorset-upbythepurchaserora
thirdparty
•Technicalmodications
•Unauthorisedmodicationsand/oruseofunsuitable
spareparts
1.6Intendeduse
LiNXDLX-CR400,DLX-CR400LF
TheLiNXDLX-CR400andDLX-CR400LFaresecondaryremote
modulesoftheLiNXfamily,intendedtoallowpowered
wheelchairuserstointeractwiththeLiNXSystem.
TheDLX-CR400andDLX-CR400LFsecondaryremotemodules
allowcontrolofdrive,poweredseatingandconnectivity
functions(dependingonthecongurationofthesystem).
TheDLX-CR400andDLX-CR400LFremotemodulesare
intendedtobeusedwithaLiNXmodule/remotemodule
capableofprovidinginformationabouttheactiveuserinput.
TheDLX-CR400containsastandard-forcejoystick,whilethe
DLX-CR400LFcontainsalow-forcejoystickintendedforusers
whoareunabletouseastandard-forcejoystick.
LiNXDLX-ACU200
TheLiNXDLX-ACU200isasecondaryremotemoduleofthe
LiNXfamily,intendedtoallowanattendantofapowered
wheelchairtointeractwiththeLiNXSystem.
TheDLX-ACU200remotemoduleallowscontrolofdrive
andpoweredseatingfunctions.Controlcanbetransferred
betweenuserandattendant,andviceversa,viatheremote
modulesinthesystem.
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2Safety
2.1Generalsafetynotes
WARNING!
Riskofinjuryordamagetothemobilitydevice
Donotinstall,maintainoroperatethisequipment
beforeyouhavereadandunderstoodallthe
instructionsandallthemanualsforthisproduct
andallotherproductsthatyouuseorinstall
togetherwiththisproduct.
–Followtheinstructionsintheusermanuals.
WARNING!
Riskofseriousinjuryordamagetothemobility
deviceorsurroundingproperty
Wrongsettingscanmakethemobilitydevice
uncontrollableorunstable.Anuncontrolledor
unstablemobilitydevicecancauseanunsafe
situationsuchasacrash.
–Performanceadjustmentsmustonlybemade
byqualiedtechniciansorbypersonswho
completelyunderstandtheprogramming
parameters,theadjustmentprocess,the
congurationofthemobilitydeviceandthe
capabilitiesofthedriver.
–Performanceadjustmentsmustonlybemade
indryconditions.
WARNING!
Riskofinjuryordamageduetoelectricalshorts
Connectorpinsoncablesconnectedtothepower
modulecanstillbeliveevenwhenthesystem
isoff.
–Cableswithlivepinsshouldbeconnected,
restrainedorcovered(withnon-conductive
materials)sothattheyarenotexposedto
humancontactormaterialsthatcouldcause
electricalshorts.
–Whencableswithlivepinshavetobe
disconnected,forexample,whenremovingthe
buscablefromtheremoteforsafetyreasons,
makesuretorestrainorcoverthepins(with
non-conductivematerials).
CAUTION!
Riskofinjuryfromhotsurfaces
Remotemodulecangethotwhenexposedto
strongsunlightforlongperiods.
–Donotleavemobilitydeviceindirectsunlight
forlongperiods.
Riskofdamagetotheconnectorpins
Ifyoutouchtheconnectorpins,theycanbecome
dirtyortheycanbedamagedbyelectrostatic
discharge.
–Donottouchtheconnectorpins.
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Riskofdamagetothemobilitydevice
Therearenouser-serviceablepartsinsideany
case.
–Donotopenordisassembleanycase.
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3Components
3.1Attendantcontrolunit
Theremoteistheinputthatoperatesthemobilitydevice’s
functionsanddenestheicondisplayed.
APowerbutton(withstatus
LED),EMERGENCYSTOP
•powerupor
powerdownthe
system,ifremoteis
remote-in-charge
•viewthesystem's
status
•viewfaultindications
(ashcodes)
•requesttobe
remote-in-charge
•lockthesystem
•emergencystop
mobilitydevice,ifno
restrictionhasbeen
set
BAttendant-in-charge
indicator
•indicatethat
attendantcontrol
unitisinchargeof
thesystem
CDrivefunctionindicator•indicatesselected
Attendantdrive
function
DSeatingfunctionindicator•indicatestheselected
seatingfunction
EModebutton•selectfunctionwithin
attendantprole
FJoystick•controlspeedand
directionofdrive
andseatingfunction
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3.2Compactremotemodule
Theremoteistheinputthatoperatesthemobilitydevice’s
functionsanddenestheicondisplayed.
ThisoverviewappliesforDLX-CR400andDLX-CR400LFwith
lowforcejoystick.
APowerbutton(withstatus
LED),EMERGENCYSTOP
•powerupor
powerdownthe
system,ifremoteis
remote-in-charge
•viewthesystem's
status
•viewfaultindications
(ashcodes)
•requesttobe
remote-in-charge
•lockthesystem
•emergencystop
mobilitydevice,ifno
restrictionhasbeen
set
BConnectivityindicator•indicatethat
connectivityfunction
isenabledandactive
CDrivefunctionindicator•indicatesselected
Attendantdrive
function
DSeatingfunctionindicator•indicatesselected
seatingfunction
EModebutton•selectfunctionand
prole
FJoystick•controlspeedand
directionofdrive
andseatingfunctions
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3.3Drive/SeatingFunctionIndicators
Fig.3-1
DriveandseatingfunctionindicatorsAtoCareinthe
centeroftheremotemoduleandcontainLEDlightsthat
lightup,pulseorashdependingontheseatingfunction,
driveprole,andstatus(inhibitorfault).
Thedriveandseatingfunctionsareindicatedbythe:
ACUCREMandCREM-LF
AAttendantdrivefunction
indicator
Compactremotedrive
functionindicator
BSeatingindicator
CDriveindicator
AttendantDriveFunctionIndicator(ACUOnly)
Fig.3-2
Theattendantdrivefunctionindicatorshowstheselected
attendantdrivefunctionusingoneormoreLEDs.There
canbeuptofourattendantdrivefunctions,oneissetas
afactorydefault.
DriveFunctionIndicator(CREMandCREM-LFOnly)
Fig.3-3
Thedrivefunctionindicatorshowstheselectedcompact
remotedrivefunctionusingoneormoreLEDs.Therecanbe
upto4drivefunctions,twoaresetasafactorydefault.For
changingthedrivefunction,see4.4Modebutton,page16.
DriveFunctionIndicator
Fig.3-4
ThedrivefunctionindicatorClightsupincombinationwith
orwithoutotherindicatorswhen:
•Mobilitydeviceisreadytodrive.See4.6.1
Attendant-in-chargeindication(Attendantcontrolunit),
page19and4.6.2User-in-ChargeIndication(Compact
RemoteModule),page19.
•Anewdrivefunctionhasbeenselected.
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•Mobilitydevicecanbedrivenatreducedspeedonly.
See4.6.6Driveslow-downindication,page20.
•Joystickisnotincenterposition.See4.6.5OON
Indication,page20.
•Mobilitydevicecannotbedrivenatall.See4.6.8
Blockedfunctionindication,page21and4.6.7Lock-out
indication,page20.
SeatingIndicator
TheseatingindicatorBshowstheselectedseatingfunction.
Forchangingtheseatingfunction,see4.4Modebutton,
page16.
Foralistofseatingfunctions,seebelow.
IconSeatingfunction
Tilt
Lifter
IconSeatingfunction
RightLeg
Recline
LeftLegorpowered
center-mountedlegrest
BothLegs
ReclineandLegs
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3.4Labelsontheproduct
A
READINSTALLATION
MANUALBEFOREUSE
Recommendationtoread
theusermanualbefore
usingthemodule.
BIPx4Thisistheenclosure's
ingressprotectionrating.
CProductlabelcontaining:
•DynamicControls'
websiteaddress
•Theproduct'sbar
code
•Theproduct'sserial
number
•Theproduct'spart
number
•DynamicControls'
'dynamic'logo
DWEEEConformity
ETamperevidentseal.
Warrantyvoidifsealis
broken.
Hardwareandapplicationrmwareversionlabel
Thehardwareandapplicationrmwareversionlabelon
aDynamicControlsproductcontainsinformationabout
thehardwareandapplicationversionthatappliesforthe
particularmodule.
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1.Hardwareversion
2.Hardwaremajorversion
3.Hardwareminorversion
4.Applicationversion
5.Applicationmajorversion
6.Applicationminorversion
Serialnumberanddateofmanufacture
TheserialnumberonaDynamicControlsproductprovides
boththedateofmanufactureaswellasauniqueserial
numberfortheparticularmodule.
Theformat,asshownabove,isMYYnnnnnn,where:
•Misforthemonthofmanufacture,usingthelettersA
toL(A=Jan,B=Feb,C=Mar,etc.),
•YYistheyearofmanufacture,
•nnnnnnisauniquesixdigitsequentialnumber .
Forexample,theremote’sserialnumber,asshownabove,
beginswithA14indicatingthatitwasmanufacturedin
January2014,anditsunique,sequentialvalueis132800.
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4Usage
4.1Requestingcontrolofthemobilitydevice
Theremote-in-chargeistheremotethatcontrolsthe
mobilitydevice.Ifthesecondaryremoteisnotthe
remote-in-charge,thenthesecondaryremoteisnotableto
drivethemobilitydeviceorcontroltheseatingfunctions
andallLEDsonthesecondaryremoteareswitchedoff.
Bydefault,theremotemodule,thatpowersupthe
mobilitydevice,isin-chargeofthemobilitydevice.
1.
Pressbuttononremotemodulethatyouwanttouseto
controlthemobilitydevice.
Therequestisacceptedandcontrolispassedonfrom
oneremotemoduletoanotherremotemoduleinthe
system.Themobilitydeviceisready-to-drive.
Arestrictioncanbeset,sothatthesecondary
remotecannotbecomeremote-in-charge.See4.6.3
Restricteduserindication(Attendantcontrolunit),
page19.
4.2Usingthejoystick
CAUTION!
Riskofinjury
Thesecondaryremotemodulesmayonlybeused
withtheauthorizedjoystickknobs.
–Useofanyotherjoystickknobrequiresthat
theinstallertestsandconrmsthatthejoystick
returnstotheneutralpositionwheneverthe
joystickisdeected.Testswiththedevice
mountedhorizontallyandwithawatersoaked
knob(foamknobsonly)arerequiredifthe
installerjudgestheserisksassignicant.
Thejoystickcontrolsthedirectionandspeedofthemobility
device’sdriveandseatingfunctions.
Whenthejoystickisdeectedfromthecenter(neutral)
position,themobilitydevicemovesinthedirectionofthe
joystickmovement.
Thespeedofthemobilitydeviceorpoweredseatingfunction
isproportionaltothejoystickdeection,sothatthefurther
thejoystickismovedfromtheneutralposition,thefaster
themobilitydeviceorpoweredseatingfunctiontravels.
Iftheusermovesthejoystickbacktotheneutralposition,
themobilitydeviceorpoweredseatingfunctionslowsdown
andstops.
Iftheuserreleasesthejoystickfromanypositionotherthan
theneutralposition,thejoystickwillreturntotheneutral
positionandthemobilitydeviceslowsdownandstops.
Thejoystickcanalsobeusedtowakeupthesystemwhen
insleepmode.
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4.3Powerbutton(withstatusLED)
Powerbuttononattendant
controlunit
Fig.4-1
Powerbuttononcompact
remote
Fig.4-2
ThepowerbuttonAisontheleft-handsideoftheremote
module,andcontainsastatusLEDthatlightsuporashes
dependingonthestatusofthesystem:
•OFF-systemdownorsleeping
•Red(ashing)-poweredON-fault.See6
Troubleshooting,page24.
•Green-poweredON,readytodrive,theremote
istheremote-in-charge.See4.6.2User-in-Charge
Indication(CompactRemoteModule),page19or4.6.1
Attendant-in-chargeindication(Attendantcontrolunit),
page19.
Youcanusethepowerbuttonfor:
•Poweringthesystemupanddown
•Requestingtobeuser-in-charge
•PerforminganEMERGENCYSTOP
•Usinglockfunction
•Interruptingorwakingupfromsleep
•Disablingconnectivity(compactremotemoduleonly)
Poweringupanddown
1.
PressthebuttontoswitchthesystemON.
Ifthereisnofaultwiththesystem,thestatusindicator
lightsupgreen.
1.
PressthebuttontoswitchthesystemOFF.
Thesystempowersdownandthestatusindicator
switchesOFF.
Bydefault,theremotemodule,thatpowersupthe
mobilitydevice,isin-chargeofthemobilitydevice.
Iftheattendantisnottheuser-in-charge,thenthe
attendantcontrolunit’spowerbuttoncannotpower
downthesystem.Pressingthepowerbuttonwhen
nottheuser-in-charge,instead,sendsarequestto
thesystemtobecometheuser-in-charge.
Requestingtobeuser-in-charge
Torequestcontrolofthemobilitydeviceviasecondary
remote,see4.1Requestingcontrolofthemobilitydevice,
page14.
PerforminganEMERGENCYSTOP
Intheeventthatthemobilitydeviceisinarunaway
situationoryouwanttostopaseatingmotionquickly,you
canEMERGENCYSTOPthemobilitydevice.Tostopthe
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mobilitydevicetheremoteoftheuser,thatwantstostop
themobilitydevicemustberemote-in-charge.Iftheremote
thatyouwanttoperformanemergencystoponisnot
remote-in-charge,youmustrequestcontrol/tobein-charge
ofthemobilitydevicerst.See4.1Requestingcontrolof
themobilitydevice,page14.
1.
Pressthebutton.
Iftheremote-in-chargehasbeenrestricted,the
mobilitydevicedoesnotperformanemergencystop.
Usinglockfunction
Lockfunctionpreventsunintentionaluseofthesystem
whenthesystemistemporarilynotrequired.See4.5Lock
Mode,page18.
Disablingconnectivitysystem-wide
Thischapterappliesonlyforcompactremote
modulesDLX-CR400andDLX-CR400LF.
Connectivitygivesaccesstomoreproles.Connectivitycan
bedisabled.
1.
Pressandholdbuttonforthreesecondsduring
poweringup.
TheconnectivityindicatorandstatusLEDpulseslowly
forveseconds,thenconnectivityindicatorLED
switchesoff.
Interruptingorwakingupfromsleep
Beforethesystemgoestosleepthereisatransitionperiod
duringwhichyoucaninterruptthesystemfromgoingto
sleep.
1.
Pressthebutton.
Or:
1.Movethejoystick.
4.4Modebutton
Modebuttononattendant
controlunitModebuttononcompact
remote
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TheModebuttonBisontheright-handsideoftheremote
moduleandcontainsastatusLEDthatlightsup,ashesor
pulsesdependingonthestatusofthesystem:
•LittogetherwithallotherLEDsondisplay—system
poweringuporremotehasbecomeremote-in-charge.
See4.6.1Attendant-in-chargeindication(Attendant
controlunit),page19and4.6.2User-in-Charge
Indication(CompactRemoteModule),page19.
•Flashing3x—remotelocked.See4.5LockMode,page
18.
•Litwhileallotherindicatorsareswitchedoff—
rmwareupgrademode.
Youcanusethemodebuttonfor:
•Onattendantcontrolunit:
–Selectingattendantdrive/seatingfunctionswithinthe
attendantprole
•Oncompactremotemodule:
–Selectingthedrive/seatingfunctionwithinaprole
(shortpress)
–Selectingtheprole(longpress)
Selectingthedrive/seatingfunction
Youcanusethemodebuttontonavigatealistofdrive
andseatingfunctions.Thecorrespondingdriveandseating
functionisindicatedinthedisplay.
1.
Shortpressthebuttonuntilthecorrect/seatingfunction
isindicatedinthedisplay.
2.Witheachsubsequentshortpressyouselectthenext
availableuserfunction.
Whenthelastfunctioninthelistisreached,a
furthershortpressselectstheuserfunctionatthe
beginningofthelist.
Alldrive/seatingfunctionscanbeselectedbythe
attendantviatheattendantcontrolunit.
Selectingtheprole
Aproleisasetofsettingsforanenvironment,forexample
“athome”,“atwork”,etc.Youcanusethemodebutton
tonavigatealistofproles.Thecorrespondingproleis
indicatedinthedisplay.
1.
Longpressthebuttonuntilthecorrectdriveproleis
indicatedinthedisplay.
2.Witheachsubsequentlongpressyouselectthenext
availabledriveprole.
Whenthelastproleinthelistisreached,afurther
longpressselectstheproleatthebeginningofthe
list.
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4.5LockMode
Thelockmodeisnotsetatthefactoryforeverysystem,but
canbeenabledbyyourprovider.IfthisparameterissetON,
youcanusethelockfunctiontorestrictwhocanusethe
system,butalsocanhelppreventunintentionaluseofthe
controlsforwhenthesystemisnotrequiredforanylength
oftime.Youcanonlylockasystemwhenitispoweredup
andyouareuser-in-charge.Youcanusethelockfunctionto
restrictwhocanusethesystem,butalsocanhelpprevent
unintentionaluseofthecontrolsforwhenthesystemisnot
requiredforanylengthoftime.Youcanonlylockasystem
whenitispoweredupandyouareuser-in-charge.Besides,
ifthemobilitydeviceorapoweredseatingfunctioncannot
movefurtherintoonedirection,thereis4.6.7Lock-out
indication,page20.
LockingtheSystem
1.
Pressandholdthebuttonforfourseconds.
Whenenteringalockedstate,themodebuttonashes
quickly,threetimes.Thesystemislocked.
UnlockingtheSystem
Thesecondaryremotemodulecanlockasystem,but
cannotunlockitsinceithasnotouchdisplayorhorn
button.Tounlockasystemlockedbyasecondary
remotemodule,useaprimaryremotemodule.
Forprimarymoduleswithtouchdisplays:
1.
Pressthebuttononcetopowerup.
2.Within10secafterpowerup,tapandholdlockscreen.
Awhitesquarebeginstoshowonscreen.
3.Releaseholdonlyafterwhitesquarehasclosed
completely.
Thesystemisunlocked.
Tounlockthesystem,anunlocksequencemustbe
performedbytheuserwithinaspecictimeframe.
Ifthesequenceisnotperformedcorrectly,within
thetimeframe,thesystemwillremainlockedand
thesystemwillpowerdownagain.
4.
Forprimarymoduleswithphysicalhornbuttons(e.g.
REM2xx):
1.
Pressthebutton.
2.
Pressthebuttontwice.Thesystemisunlocked.
Thehornbuttonmustbepressedtwicewithin
10secondsofpressingthepowerbutton.
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4.6ReadingtheIndicators
4.6.1Attendant-in-chargeindication(Attendantcontrol
unit)
Attendant-in-charge
indication
Fig.4-3
Attendant-not-in-charge
indication
Fig.4-4
Theattendant-in-chargeindicationdisplayswhichremote
module,attendantcontrolunitorprimaryremotemodule,
hascontrolofthemobilitydevice.
Iftheattendantcontrolunittakesovercontrolofthesystem,
orpowersupwiththeattendantincharge,thepowerbutton
andmodebuttonLEDs,drivefunctionindicator,attendant
indicatorandtheselectedfunctionontheattendantcontrol
unitswitchonimmediately,dependingonthesystemstatus.
Iftheprimaryremotehascontrolofthesystem,allLEDsare
switchedoffontheattendantcontrolunit.
4.6.2User-in-ChargeIndication(CompactRemoteModule)
User-in-chargeindication
Fig.4-5
User-not-in-charge
indication
Fig.4-6
Theuser-in-chargeindicationdisplayswhichremotemodule,
compactremotemoduleorprimaryremotemodule,has
controlofthemobilitydevice.
Ifthecompactremotemoduletakesovercontrolofthe
system,orpowersupwiththecompactremotemodulein
charge,thepowerbuttonLEDs,drivefunctionindicator,
connectivityindicatorandtheselectedfunctiononthe
compactremotemoduleonthecompactremotemodule
switchonimmediately.Iftheprimaryremotemodulehas
controlofthesystem,allLEDsswitchoffonthecompact
remotemodule.
4.6.3Restricteduserindication(Attendantcontrolunit)
Thesecondaryremotecannotbecometheremote-in-charge,
ifarestrictionhasbeenset.Whenarestricteduserrequests
control,therequestisdenied.ThestatusLEDlightsup
green,thendimsandnallyswitchesoffagain.
Forrestrictingaremote,contactyourInvacare
provider .
4.6.4Sleepindication
Whentransitioningintosleepmode,alllitLEDsstart
dimmingforaperiodoftwosecondsuntilLEDsare
completelyswitchedoff.Allindicatorsremainswitchedoff
whenthesystemisinsleepmode.
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Deactivatesleepmodeduringtransitionperiodby
movingjoystickorpressingpowerbutton.
Forsettingsleepmode,contactyourInvacare
provider .
4.6.5OONIndication
OON(“OutOfNeutral”)isasafetyfeaturethatprevents
accidentaldrivingorseatingmovements,when:
•thesystemispoweringup,
•afterafunctionchangeor
•whenthesystemcomesoutofaninhibitordrive
lock-out.
DriveOONWarning
Fig.4-7
Thejoystickmustbeinthecenterposition:
•whenthesystemispoweringup,
•onafunctionchangeor
•whentransitioningfromadrivelock-outorinhibitstate.
OtherwiseadriveOONwarningisdisplayed.
DuringadriveOONwarning,theLEDsashcontinuallyto
alerttheuser,andthemobilitydevicedoesnotdrive.If
thejoystickisreturnedtothecenterposition,thewarning
clearsandthemobilitydevicedrivesnormally.
SeatingOONWarning
Fig.4-8
Whenthesystemispoweringuporafterafunctionchange,
nodirectaccessswitchescanbeactive,otherwiseaseating
OONwarningisdisplayed.
DuringaseatingOONwarning,theseatingindicatorash
continuallytoalerttheuserandtheseatingmotionsdonot
operate.Ifthedirectaccessswitches,e.g.10–way-switch,
aredeactivated,thewarningclearsandtheseatingmotions
operatenormally.
4.6.6Driveslow-downindication
Driveslowdownisastatethatpreventsthemobilitydevice
fromdrivingthestandardspeedbutallowsthemobilityto
driveatreducedspeed.
ThedriveLEDandthecorrespondingseatingfunction
LEDsslowlypulse.TheLEDspulseforthedurationofthe
operationofthedrivingorseatingfunction.
4.6.7Lock-outindication
Lock-outsmakesurethemobilitydeviceonlyoperatesin
positionsthataresafefortheuser.Beforethemobility
devicereachesacertainangleorheight,alock-outsetsin.
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