Motion concepts M270 Operating manual

TRD0420 REV A

WARNING! THIS MANUAL IS NOT TO BE GIVEN TO THE END USER. This manual contains

programming and set-up instructions for use only by trained/qualified technical personnel.

Programming Instructions

for the

M270 REMOTE ATTENDANT CONTROL

and

R-NET OMNI CONTROL (FOR SPECIALTY DEVICES)

Technical Service Manual

R-NET PROGRAMMING

FIELD REFERENCE GUIDE

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Motion Concepts or its statutory representatives.

This manual is compiled from the latest specifications and product information available at the time of publication.

We reserve the right to make any necessary as they become necessary. Any changes made to our products may

cause slight variations between the illustrations and explanations in this manual and the product you have purchased.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the information provided in this manual, please contact our Technical

Service Department for assistance.

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If you have any questions or concerns regarding the programming instructions contained in this manual,

please contact our Technical Service Department for assistance.

USA 888-433-6818

CAN 800-680-4191

IMPORTANT!

Please be certain to read through the OEM Installation and Technical Manuals provided with the

R-NET OMNI Control Module for more detailed instructions and safety warnings

Safety Symbols:

Programming your Power Positioning System correctly and safely depends upon your diligence in

following the warnings, cautions and information provided in this Service Manual.

The symbols below are used throughout all Motion Concepts’ manuals to identify warnings, cautions

and important notes. It is very important for you to read and understand them completely.

CAUTION! Failure to heed the cautions in this Manual may result in damage to your

Electronics and/or your Power Positioning System.

WARNING! Failure to heed the warnings in this manual may result in personal injury.

IMPORTANT! Important information to remember when programming your Seating System

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Select/Save

Button

Exit/Back

Button

Left/Right Arrows

wStandard Mode: SelectMotor Function

wProgram Mode: Scroll Program Options

LED

Indicator

Screen Display

SCREEN DISPLAY:

When not in use, the screen display is designed to enter into sleep mode after 10 sec. in Standard mode

and after 120 sec. in Program mode ; Pressing any button on the remote will re-awaken the display.

EXIT/BACK BUTTON:

The exit/back button is utilized during Program Mode to return to the previous screen display, or to exit

at any stage during programming without saving your changes.

SELECT/SAVE BUTTON:

The select/save button is used in Program Mode to select (enter) the specific option/function you wish

to re-program, and is utilized to save your changes once programming is completed.

PROGRAM MODE:

In Program Mode, the remote functions as a hand-held programmer to allow qualified technicians

the flexibility to reconfigure the PPS to better meet the specific needs of the end user when necessary.

IMPORTANT! Program Mode on the remote is password protected. There are two unique passwords

available; one for Users and one for Technical Service. To enter into Program Mode, press the Select/Save

and Exit/Back buttons simultaneously. When the ‘Enter Password’ prompt appears on the screen display,

key in the appropriate password sequence using the directional arrows (refer to Section 2.2 in this manual)

STANDARD MODE:

In Standard Mode the remote operates as an attendant control box using the Left/Right arrows to

cycle through the available motor functions on the power positioning system (PPS), and the Up/Down

arrows to operate the selected motor function.

TOP

LED INDICATOR:

The LED light is a visual signal as to the position/status of the power positioning system. The LED light

on remote box is designed to mirror the indicator lights on the 4-way and 8-way switch boxes:

Green Light = indicates that seating system is in the Home position;

Flashing Green = indicates that seating system is Out of Home;

Flashing Red = indicates that a TIlt/Recline and/or Elevating system is in Reduced Speed Drive;

Red Light = indicates the seating system is in Drive Lockout (DLO).

Up/Down Arrows

wStandard Mode: Operate Motor Function

wProgram Mode: Alter Program Setting

M270 REMOTE ATTENDANT CONTROL - OVERVIEW

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1.0 USING THE M270 REMOTE AS AN ATTENDANT CONTROL

1. Use Left/Right arrows (1) to scroll through the available power positioning (motor) functions (i.e.

Tilt, Recline, Elevate, etc..).

Note: the remote will only display the power positioning functions that are available.

2. Select the desired motor function (in the screen display), then press and hold the Up/Down arrows (2)

and (3) to operate the actuator. The power positioning function and direction of travel will be indicated

on the display screen (See example below showing Tilt function).

TILT TILT

FORWARD

In Standard Mode the remote operates as an attendant control box using the Left/Right arrows to

cycle through the available motor functions on the power positioning system (PPS), and the Up/Down

arrows to operate the selected motor function.

TILT

BACKWARD

M270 - STANDARD (ATTENDANT) MODE

1.1 ATTENDANT CONTROL - OPERATING MOTOR FUNCTIONS

1.2 ATTENDANT CONTROL - ADJUSTING MOTOR SPEED

1. Select the motor function and direction you wish to adjust.

2. To decrease the motor speed, press the Speed Down button (left) while

simultaneously pressing the motor function/direction button (1).

3. To increase the motor speed, press the Speed Up button (right) while

simultaneously pressing the motor function/direction button (2). Speed

Speed

Down

‘Motor’

‘Direction’

TILT

BACKWARD

Decrease Motor Speed Increase Motor Speed

NOTE: Motor speeds may be adjusted independently while in standard (attendant control) mode.

In standard mode, the ‘Exit/Back’ and ‘Select/Save’ buttons function as ‘Speed Down’ and ‘Speed

Up’ while operating a motor function.

e.g. Adjusting ‘Tilt Backward’ speed

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2.1 TECHNICAL SERVICE PROGRAM MODE

Enter

Password

To Enter Technical Service Program Mode:

1. Press both lower buttons simultaneously (1) to

access the Enter Password screen

2. Enter the Technical Service Password using the key

pad (2); Press the the directional arrows in the

following sequence: UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT

down

Select Program Option:

NOTE: ALL programming options are available in Technical Service Program Mode;

1. Use Left and Right arrows (1) to scroll through available Program Options:

2.2 PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

Set ATT SW = configuring operator/attendant switch

Set Tipsy = set limits/lockout angles

Set Speed = set individual actuator/motor speeds

Get Version* = indicates current software version

Set Actuator* = ‘On/Off’ motor functions

Set Motor Type* = set motor type by manufacturer

Set Config* = ‘On/Off’ settings for miscellaneous system features

*Note: the indicated program options are not available in User Mode.

User Mode Password =Up/Up/Down/Down

2.0 PROGRAMMING USING THE M270 REMOTE ATTENDANT CONTROL

M270 - PROGRAM (TECHNICAL SERVICE) MODE

WARNING! Prior to any programming, please ensure you read and understand all instructions.

Never exceed the recommended safety limits where applicable. If you have any questions or concerns

with any programming options, please contact our Technical Service Dept for assistance.

2.3 CONFIGURING THE OPERATOR/ATTENDANT SWITCH (Set ATT SW):

To Program the Operator/Attendant Switch Box:

1. In Program Mode scroll using Left/Right arrows (1) until Set ATT SW

is displayed on screen, then press Select/Save Button (2).

2. Press any switch position (3) you wish to program on the operator

switch box (switch type may vary).

Note: After pressing the switch, screen display will indicate the assigned switch

position (i.e.; SW1, SW2, SW3,...) and the function currently assigned.

(e.g. 8-Way Switch Box)

Set

ATT SW 1

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Additional Switches may be added by connecting a splitter cable into

the switch port on the M-Series Seat Controller. Their are two models of

Splitter cables available: C648 2-way Splitter; C654 3-way Splitter. Both

splitters are configurable up to a maximum of 12 programmable switches.

The Remote will automatically recognize and number the additional

switches for programming (i.e.; SW1, SW2... SW11, SW12)

SAVE

Select/Save

(Press TWICE to

Save following

each change)

SW1

TILT FWD

4. Press the Select/Save button (5) TWICE to save your changes.

Each change must be saved individually following adjustment

5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 as necessary to program remaining switch

positions.

6. To exit press the Exit/Back button once to return to the Program

Options screen. Press twice to fully Exit program mode.

SW1

TILT BWD

SW1

TILT TOG

3. Use the Up/Down arrows (4) to scroll through and select the motor function you wish to assign to

the switch.

Exit/Back

Images i - iii illustrate the options available to assign the Tilt function to the SW1 switch position).

i. ii. iii.

Switch Position

Motor Function

TOP LED

LED 1

TOP TOP TOP

TOP

LED

Default Switch Number Assignments

(for reference during programming)

8-Way Switch 4-Way Toggle Dual Toggle Quad Push

Button

Dual Push

Button

Optional Splitter Cables:

switch ports

(10-pin micro-molex) to seat controller

(switch input)

C648 2-way splitter

C654 3-way splitter

The C648 splitter must be configured using one 8-Way Switch in one port, combined with

any other switch in the remaining port (up to 4 functions).

The C654 splitter may be configured for use with up to three 4-Way

Switches (one in each port), or it may be configured to utilize any switch

combinations up to the maximum 12 switches.

2.3 CONFIGURING THE OPERATOR/ATTENDANT SWITCH (... cont’d)

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2.4 SETTING INDIVIDUAL ACTUATOR FUNCTIONS ON/OFF (Set Actuator):

The individual actuator motor functions may be turned on and off as needed to operate the positioning

system. NOTE: in Standard Mode the remote attendant control will only display the actuator functions

that have been turned ‘ON’ in Program Mode.

1. Enter the Technical Service password (Up/Down/Left/Right), scroll using

Left/Right arrows (1) until Set Actuator is displayed on screen, then press

the Select/Save Button (2).

2. Use the Left & Right arrows (3) to scroll through and select the actuator function you wish to program:

Programmable Actuator Options:

TILT - turn tilt function on/off

RECLINE - turn recline function on/off

ELEVATE - turn elevate function on/off

CNT LEG* - turn center mount legrest function on/off

IND LEG* - turn independent legrest functions on/off

R/LEGS - turn combined recline & legs function on/off

BACK^- turn power back function on/off

LIGHTS^- wheelchair lights on/off (via switch allocation)

*Note: The Center Mount Legrests (CNT LEG) and Independent Legrests (IND LEG) are mutually exclusive- when one is turn

ON the other must be turned OFF. The internal software will automatically turn off the legrest function that is not selected.

^Note: In a standard configuration, the BACK and LIGHTS functions are mutually exclusive since they utilize the same port

on the M-Series Control Box. Both options are not available at the same time.

RECLINE

OFF

3. Use the Up/Down arrows to turn the selected actuator function ON (4) or OFF (5). (See example below

showing programming of the Recline function).

4. To save your changes, press the Select/Save button (6) TWICE.

Each change must be saved individually following adjustment

5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 as necessary to program remaining motors.

6. To exit press the Exit/Back button once to return to the Program

Options screen. Press twice to exit program mode.

SAVE

Select/Save

(Press TWICE to

Save following

each change)

Exit/Back

Set

Actuator 1

To Program the Actuator Functions:

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2.5 SETTING LIMITS AND LOCKOUT ANGLES (Set Tipsy):

1. In Program Mode scroll using Left/Right arrows (1) until Set Tipsy is

displayed on screen, then press the Select/Save button (2).

2. Use the Left/Right arrows (3) to scroll through and select the tipsy

position you wish to adjust:

Home - sets home position/angle

Reduce - sets reduced speed drive angle

DLO - sets drive lockout angle

Max_Angl1- sets the maximum Tilt or Recline or Tilt/Recline angle

Default* - resets limits to Factory Default settings

Reset* - resets Max_Angle to 168°and all other limits to 0

ooxx 25

DLO

Back Angle

Indicator Tilt/Recl.

Forward

Tilt/Recl.

Backward

To Program the Limits and Lockout Angles :

Set

Tipsy 1

Press simultaneously to switch

Max_Angl to Recline mode (90°-168°)

*Note: Refer to the Recommended Tipsy Angles (p.10) for specific details on the

Reset and Default settings.

ooox 160

Max_Angl

Back Angle Indicator

(in Recline Mode)

Recline back to the

desired Max_ Angle

90°

168°

3. Press the Up/Down arrows (4) to adjust the seating system to the

desired angle**. (See Recommended Tipsy Angles (p.11)).

**Note: as the seating system is tilted/reclined, the back angle (degrees) will be

indicated in the upper right corner of the display screen for reference.

IMPORTANT!

1Note: When adjusting the Max_Angle on a Tilt/Recline or Recline Only system:

The default Max_Angle setting may vary from system to system and is pre-set at the factory. The Max_Angl limit

should only be adjusted if the maximum angle needs to be decreased from the current factory set-up.

Programming Instructions:

i. To set the Max Recline angle, the display (angle indicator) must be switched to ‘Recline’ mode by pressing the

left & right arrows simultaneously (A)- the display will change to show the recline angle (range= 90°-168°).

ii. Proceed to step 3. above.

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HOME 3

IMPORTANT! When adjusting/programming the Tipsy Sensor, please note that the Home, Reduce,

DLO and Max-Angle limits are contiguous. Each limit/angle must be set to a greater or equal

angle than the previous.

IMPORTANT! Ensure seating system is on a level surface in the full

upright position prior to programming the tipsy.

WARNING! Risk of system damage, personal injury or death

The angle at which limits are set is critical to the safe operation of the power positioning system.

Motion Concepts will not be liable for any injuries or damage sustained when adjustments are

made beyond the factory recommended settings.

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2.6 SETTING MOTOR TYPE BY MANUFACTURER (Set Motor Type):

To Program the Actuator Motor Speeds:

1. Enter the Technical Service password (Up/Down/Left/Right), scroll

using Left/Right arrows (1) until Set Motor Type is displayed on screen,

then press the Select/Save Button (2).

2. You will be prompted to enter an additional password (re-enter the

password in reverse sequence: Right/Left/Down/Up)

3. Use the Left/Right arrows (3) to scroll through and select the motor

output (from control box) for which you would like to adjust the amperage

(i.e.; Tilt, Recl, Back, Elev, LLeg, RLeg, etc....)

Set

Motor Typ 1

TILT

UL2

IMPORTANT! When programming, the upper line of the screen display will only indicate the

assigned/programmed motor outputs (i.e. only the motor outputs being used will be displayed).

WARNING! Current limit adjustment beyond the factory settings is not necessary under typical operating

conditions. Improper adjustment may cause damage to the actuator and/or the positioning system.

Always contact Motion Concepts Technical Service Dept. prior to making any current limit adjustment.

Motor Type adjustments allow for programming of current/amperage limits for each individual motor.

The available current settings are provided in the reference matrix provided (refer to Table 1.0).

SAVE

Select/Save

Exit/Back

(Press TWICE to

Save following

each change)

4. Before saving, verify that the angle & tipsy position you wish to set

are displayed on the screen (e.g. DLO, 25

), then press the Select/Save

button (5) TWICE to save changes.

Each tipsy position must be saved individually following

an adjustment

5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 as necessary to program remaining limits/angles.

6. To exit press the Exit/Back button once to return to the Program

Options screen. Press twice to exit program mode.

2.5 SETTING LIMITS AND LOCKOUT ANGLES (Set Tipsy): (... cont’d)

IMPORTANT! RECOMMENDED TIPSY ANGLES (SAFETY LIMITS)

Please refer to the following factory recommended limits/lockout angles when programming the Tipsy Sensor:

HOME POSITION 0° to 20°

REDUCED SPEED DRIVE Max. Limit = 20°

DLO (Drive Lockout) Limit1Max. DLO = 30° (Max DLO = 25° if No Reduced Speed Drive )

MAX BACK ANGLE Limit2Max. Tilt Limit = 55° (MCT systems), 50° (50T Mod.) or 45° (45T12 Tilt/Lift Mod.)

Max. Tilt/Recline Limit = 168° (Tilt/Recl, Recl-only)

1Note: DO NOT exceed the maximum recommended DLO Limit

2Note: for Bariatric (MCT-B) systems, the Max.Tilt Limit may be limited to 30° or 45° based on client weight

Resetting the Tipys Sensor: There are two options available to reset the existing tipsy settings- Default or Reset

DEFAULT (Factory Default Settings) = 15°Home, 20°Slow Down, 30°DLO, 168°Max Angle

RESET*= 0°Home, 0°Reduced Speed Drive, 0°DLO, 168°Max Angle

*Note: Requires the Home, Reduce and DLO limits to be re-programmed

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RECL

UL2

RECL

MBL LIFT

4. Use the Up/Down arrows (4) to scroll thru/select the available current settings (see Table 1.0 for a list

of pre-configured current settings).

5. To save changes, press the Select/Save button (5) TWICE.

Each speed adjustment must be saved individually following

modification

6. Repeat steps 3 - 5 as necessary to adjust/program additional motor

amperage settings.

7. Press the Exit/Back button once to return to the Program Options

screen. Press twice to exit program mode.

Images i - iii. sample screen displays are illustrated below using the RECL motor output

iii.

ii.

SAVE

Select/Save

(Press TWICE to

Save following

each change)

Exit/Back

Config/Setting Current Limit Current Limit

(Screen Display) (Return Home Direction) (Out of Home Direction)

UL2 5 Amps 5 Amps

LEGS 4 Amps 4 Amps

MOT ELEV 5 Amps 9 Amps

MBL LIFT 2.5 Amps 5 Amps

2A 2 Amps 2 Amps

LNX 3 Amps 3 Amps

4A 4 Amps 4 Amps

5A 5 Amps 5 Amps

6A 6 Amps 6 Amps

7A 7 Amps 7 Amps

8A 8 Amps 8 Amps

9A 9 Amps 9 Amps

10A 10 Amps 10 Amps

11A 11 Amps 11 Amps

12A 12 Amps 12 Amps

Table 1.0 - Current Limit Programming Matrix

2.6 SETTING MOTOR TYPE BY MANUFACTURER (Set Motor Type): (... cont’d)

2.7 MISCELLANEOUS FEATURE SETTINGS (Set Config):

The Configuration Settings allow several miscellaneous features to be

turned On/Off via the M270 Remote. These features are factory preset

according to the installed power positioning system, and do not typically

require any further program modifications.

Please contact our Technical Service Department prior to making any

changes to the existing configuration settings.

Set

Config

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2.8 GET SOFTWARE VERSION (Get Version):

To determine the current software version of the Remote Attendant Control:

1. Enter the Technical Service password (Up/Down/Left/Right), scroll using Left/Right arrows (1) until

Get Version is displayed on screen, then press the Select/Save Button (2).

2. The current software version will be indicated on the screen display.

3. To exit press the Exit/Back button (3) once to return to the Program Options screen. Press twice to

exit program mode.

M270

2.1.7

Exit/Back

e.g. Software Version

Get

Version 1

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the programming instructions contained in this manual,

please contact our Technical Service Department for assistance.

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CAN 800-680-4191

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LCD Screen Display

OMNI CONTROL MODULE- OVERVIEW

On/Off

Mode

Profile

Navigation

+/- Buttons

+ / - BUTTONS:

In OBP Mode, use the +/- buttons to change/select the desired program setting for the highlighted

parameter. In Drive Mode, the +/- buttons can be used to adjust the on-screen speed control level.

MODE BUTTON:

The Mode button is used to sequence through all available system modes. When connected through

the R-NET Programming Dongle, press the mode button to scroll and enter into OBP Mode.

PROFILE BUTTON:

The Profile button is used to sequence through all available Drive Mode Profiles.

ON/OFF BUTTON:

The On/Off button provides a complete power down of the control system electronics. Note: An optional

on/off port is also available for an externally mounted switch (1/8” phono) which can be operated by the

user to turn the control system power on/off

NAVIGATION BUTTONS:

In OBP Mode, the 4 directional buttons allow navigation of the On-Board Programming (OBP) Menu.

In Seating Mode, the 4 directional buttons select and operate the available motor functions.

Optional Port for

external On/Off Switch

Left/Right Buttons

wSeating Mode: Select motor function

wOBP Mode: Enter/Exit program settings

Up/Down Buttons

wSeating Mode: Operate motor function

wOBP Mode: Scroll through program options

PROGRAM (OBP) MODE:

In On-Board Programming (OBP) Mode, the OMNI display functions as a programmer to allow qualified

technicians the flexibility to reconfigure the SID to meet the specific needs of the end user.

IMPORTANT! In order to enter OBP programming mode, an R-Net Programming Dongle is required.

Please refer to the OMNI Programming instructions provided in Section 3.0 of this manual.

SEATING MODE:

In Seating Mode the OMNI Module operates as an attendant control to operate the power positioning

system using the Left/Right Navigation buttons to cycle through the available motor functions, and

the Up/Down buttons to operate the selected motor function.

wSeating Mode: Adjust speed

wOBP Mode:Change program setting

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1. Power-off the control system (turn off power on the OMNI Control Module).

2. Disconnect the communication cable from the OMNI Control, and connect the R-Net Programming

Dongle ‘in-series’ between the Power Module (Wheelchair Base) and the OMNI Module- see Fig. A.

3. Power-on the control system (OMNI Module).

4. Press the mode button (1) to sequence through all the available system modes until the On-Board

Programming (OBP) Menu appears (2). (Note: the timer symbol will appear when entering OBP Mode)

WARNING! Risk of system damage or serious personal injury

Incorrect programming could result in an unsafe set-up of a wheelchair for a user. It is important

that you read and understand all instructions provided. Please contact Motion Concepts Technical

Service Department if you have any questions or concerns regarding programming of your Specialty

Input Device.

ON-BOARD PROGRAMMING (OBP) MODE - OMNI

3.0 ACCESSING the OBP MENU on the OMNI CONTROL MODULE

IMPORTANT! Please also refer to the OEM Installation and Technical Manuals provided with the

OMNI Control Module for more detailed instructions and additional safety warnings

3.1 CONNECTING THE R-NET PROGRAMMING DONGLE

R-NET Power Module

Programming Dongle

Communication Cable

OMNI Control

Module

R-Net Programming Dongle

Timer Symbol

(appears when entering OBP Mode)

NOTE: Following a module re-configuration, or when the Omni module is first connected,

the control system may require a re-boot. If a flashing ‘power icon’ appears on the screen

display, turn the OMNI power off and on in order to complete the reboot.

Fig. A

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Connecting the Specialty Device into the OMNI Control

1. Plug the 9-Pin (D-Type) harness from the Specialty Input Device

(ASL Head Array, Mini Joystick) into Port 1 on the OMNI Control

(refer to image at right)

2. (If applicable) Plug the separate user/mode switch (i.e. push

button, dome switch, etc..) for the SID into the User Jack 1 phono

port on the OMNI Control.

The OMNI Control is compatible with 6 different specialty input devices (SID’s):

SID Type SID Setting

Joystick (+ User Switch) Proportional

5 Switch (+ User Switch) Switch

3-Axis Proportional (+ User Switch) 3-Axis Proportional

3-Axis Switch (+ User Switch) 3-Axis Switch

Sip and Puff Device (+ User Switch) Sip Puff

Single Switch Scanner Scanner

3.2 PROGRAMMING a SPECIALTY INPUT DEVICE (SID) through the OMNI CONTROL

Port 1

(9-Pin)

User Jack 1

(1/8” phono)

3.2.1 GENERAL SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS:

3. Connect the R-Net Programming Dongle ‘in-series’ between

the base power module (wheelchair base) and the OMNI Control,

and enter into On-Board Programming (OBP) mode (see Section 3.1).

NOTE: If the system is powered-down or there is no OBP activity for 5 minutes, then you will need to

re-enter program mode (using the mode button).

Navigating within the OBP Menu:

1. In the OBP Menu, scroll the menu options using the up/down

navigation buttons (A) until the desired parameter is highlighted.

Press the right navigation button (B) to enter into the program

screen for the chosen parameter. (Press the left navigation button

to exit/ return to the previous menu screen).

2. Use the +/- buttons (C) to change/select the program setting for

the chosen parameter.

PLEASE NOTE

The OMNI Control programming instructions included in this manual are provided for the more

commonly used SID applications (i.e.; ASL Head Array; Mini Proportion Joystick). Detailed instructions

are provided for the following devices:

i. ASL Head Array: 3-Axis Switch With User (Mode) Switch

ii. ASL Head Array: 3-Axis Switch Without Mode Switch

iii. Mini Proportional Joystick: Proportional Controls (4 Quadrant)

For programming instructions or set-up information regarding other SID’s such as a Sip ‘N Puff, Single

Switch Scanner, etc... please refer to the R-NET OMNI Technical Manual (SK78813) provided separately,

or contact our Technical Service Department for further assistance.

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IMPORTANT! When programming via the OMNI Control Module, all changes are automatically

saved. If you wish to reset the OMNI Control back to its original default settings, proceed as follows:

DEFAULT RESET = OBP Menu System Load Presets Global (Press the +button to reset)

3.2 PROGRAMMING a SPECIALTY INPUT DEVICE (SID) through the OMNI CONTROL

1. From the main OBP Menu, scroll until the Omni parameter is highlighted and press the right

navigation button to enter the Omni menu screen. Scroll until the Gobal parameter is highlighted

and then press the right navigation button to enter into the Global menu

2. In the Global Menu, scroll to the Sleep 12V setting ; Use the +/- buttons to turn this setting On.

3. Return to the Omni menu screen. Scroll down to the Profiled parameter and press the right

navigation button to enter the Profiled menu. Use the navigation buttons to scroll across to each profile

(Pr1, Pr2, Pr3, ...Pr5) and use the +/- button to set ALL profiles to Port 1.

4. Return to the Omni menu screen. Scroll down to the Port 1 parameter and press the right navigation

button to enter the Port 1 menu. Scroll to the SID parameter and press the right navigation button to

select. Use the +/- buttons to set the SID to 3Swi. (SID Options include: Prp/ Swi/ 3Prp/ 3Swi/SpPf/Scan)

IMPORTANT! The programming instructions and settings provided are specific to the SID indicated.

Unless otherwise indicated, all OMNI default program settings should remain unchanged.

NOTE: The corresponding Head Array Programming Flowchart for a 3-Axis Switch + User Switch

is provided for reference in Figure 1.0 (p.17)

User Switch NO

Switch Detect Oﬀ

9-Way Detect Oﬀ

Switch Long 2.25s

Switch Medium 0.5s

Switch Debounce 100ms

Double Click Time 0.6s

Acve Double Click > Double-Click 0.6s

Prf Pr1 Pr2 Pr3 Pr4 Pr5

Port 1 1 1 1 1

Sleep 12V On

SID 3Swi

User Control Menu

Return To Drive

Timeout to Menu 0s

Menu Nav Normal

Menu Scan Rate 0s

Auto-Repeat Oﬀ

F/R Auto Toggle Oﬀ

F/R Auto Tog Time 0.25s

Actuator Select SID

Actuator Axes L/R (or) R/L

7. Programming is complete. Exit from OBP Mode (press mode button) and test all functions through

the ASL head array. Disconnect the Programming Dongle and reconnect the OMNI Control

3.2.2 ASL HEAD ARRAY: Programming Instructions, 3-Axis Switch with Mode Switch:

6. Return to the Port 1 menu. Scroll down to the

Controls parameter and press the right navigation

button to enter the Controls menu. Scroll through

each parameter in the Controls menu, and use the +/-

buttons to set each parameter to the value indicated

in the reference table at right.

5. Return to the Port 1 menu and scroll down to the

Switches parameter. Press the right navigation button

to enter the Switches menu. Scroll through each

parameter in the Switches menu, and use the +/-

buttons to set each parameter to the value indicated

in the reference table at right.

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OBP Menu

Sip and Puﬀ >

Scan Speed 1

Sleep 12V On

Omni

Global

Port 1

Proﬁled

Switches

Controls

0.6s

+/- Buon

User Switch NO

Switch Detect Oﬀ

9-Way Detect Oﬀ

Switch Long 2.25s

Switch Medium 0.5s

Switch Debounce 100ms

Double Click Time 0.6s

Acve Double Click >

(Normally Open)

+/- Buon

User Control Menu

Return To Drive

Timeout to Menu 0s

Menu Nav Normal

Menu Scan Rate 0s

Auto-Repeat Oﬀ

F/R Auto Toggle Oﬀ

F/R Auto Tog Time 0.25s

Actuator Select SID

Actuator Axes L/R (or) R/L

User Menu

Beeps

+/- Buon

Programming the ASL Head Array

PARAMETERS TO BE VERIFIED/PROGRAMMED

FINAL PROGRAM SETTINGS

Latched

Controls

Drive

Speeds

Training Mode

Sengs

Port2

Figure 1.0 - OMNI Programming Flowchart: ASL Head Array with User (Mode) Switch

ISM Actuators

SM Actuators

Proﬁles

Modes

Input Device

System

NOTE: If the system is powered-down or

there is no OBP acvity for 5 minutes, then

you will need to re-enter program mode

(using the mode buon).

SID 3Swi

+/- Buon

ASL Head Array

w/ Mode Switch

+/- Buon

Prf Pr1 Pr2 Pr3 Pr4 Pr5

Port 1 1 1 1 1

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