User Manual
Excel Entice
Pagina 3
Inside the control unit (Dynamic Rhino) is a function build who prevents deep de-charge of the batteries. The
control unit reduces the speed eminently.
Please make sure when driving the scooter and performing small maintenance to the
Entice
there can be no
fingers injured in the space between the covers and the wheels.
Driving inclines
A very safe control feature when driving inclines is the following: if the
Entice
is able to drive an incline, the incline
can also be descent with reduced speed. Always drive a steep incline up first and make sure the
Entice
is not too
heavily loaded.
Turning the
Entice
on an incline is not recommended. The scooter can easily tip over.
Never drive from a pavement or incline diagonal. The scooter may tip over. Always drive off a pavement or incline
at low speed.
In areas with pedestrians it is recommended to adjust the maximum speed to a lower standard for your and other
persons safety.
Transport
Transporting the
Entice
inside a vehicle can be done by making the scooter as small as possible. In this case,
you dismount the chair and fold the tiller down. Always check if the scooter is not in freewheel mode and fixate it
firmly to the floor.
It is recommended to not sit in the scooter during transport. The scooter should always be lifted by two persons,
one at the front (front bumper) and one at the back of the scooter (rear bumper). Van Os Medical accepts no
responsibility for any eventual consequences.
Freewheel mode
On freewheel engagement the brakes of the
Entice
are not working. By disengaging the freewheel lever the
brakes will be in work again. Look at page 17 for further freewheel explanation.
Never use the freewheel mode when standing on an incline. This may cause the scooter drive by itself.
Electro Magnetic Compatibility
A couple of European standards have been set in the field of electro magnetic interference on electric devices.
The
Entice
complies to these demands. In an extreme case the
Entice
might be sensitive to very powerful
transmitters. This may cause unexplainable faults. In this case you best turn to your dealer.
When using transmitters nearby the
Entice
, we recommend to first shut down the scooter before using a device.
Examples of transmitters can be mobile phones, walkie talkies or a 27 MC transmitter. The
Entice
itself also
transmits electric waves. These are within the applying standards. There might be, however, certain unintended
events, like a shop alarm going off.
Fixation belt (optional)
An optional fixation belt can be mounted to fix the seat position (picture 1). The two parts of the belt can be
mounted below the seat with screws. The screws fixate the belt to the ground plate of the seat. By use of a click
buckle the belt can be fixated.
Picture 1