Invacare TDXSP2 Owners Manual 3 - Page 81

Stopping, Changing function cards, Operating the lighting functions and horn

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Usage For difference between function card and profile, refer to chapter 4.2.3 User function card overview, page 17. 1. Stop wheelchair. 2. Short press lipswitch to change function card. 3. Long press lipswitch to change profile. 1. Puff into mouthpiece A to drive forwards. 2. Sip at mouthpiece A to drive in reverse. 3. When in latched driving mode, activate left pad B to veer to the left. 4. When in latched driving mode, activate right pad C to veer to the right. To revolve, you only need to activate left or right pad. Stopping A lipswitch D is mounted to the mouthpiece. This switch can be used as an external stop switch, when in latched driving mode. While you are in latched driving, you do not need to give a drive input all the time, but the mouthpiece must stay inside your mouth. As soon as the lipswitch is pressed while driving, the wheelchair stops. Changing function cards The lipswitch can also be used as a mode function switch. Seating functions can only be operated with the right or left pad of the head array. Operating the lighting functions and horn Via a utility function card you are able to operate the lighting functions with an external input. The utility function card is part of one or more profiles and can be activated like a drive or seating function card. 60101833-A 81

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Usage
1.
Puff into mouthpiece
A
to drive forwards.
2.
Sip at mouthpiece
A
to drive in reverse.
3.
When in latched driving mode, activate left pad
B
to
veer to the left.
4.
When in latched driving mode, activate right pad
C
to veer to the right.
To revolve, you only need to activate left or right pad.
Stopping
A lipswitch
D
is mounted to the mouthpiece. This switch
can be used as an external stop switch, when in latched
driving mode. While you are in latched driving, you do not
need to give a drive input all the time, but the mouthpiece
must stay inside your mouth. As soon as the lipswitch is
pressed while driving, the wheelchair stops.
Changing function cards
The lipswitch can also be used as a mode function switch.
For difference between function card and profile,
refer to chapter
4.2.3 User function card overview,
page 17
.
1.
Stop wheelchair.
2.
Short press lipswitch to change function card.
3.
Long press lipswitch to change profile.
Seating functions can only be operated with the right
or left pad of the head array.
Operating the lighting functions and horn
Via a utility function card you are able to operate the
lighting functions with an external input. The utility function
card is part of one or more profiles and can be activated like
a drive or seating function card.
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