Ferno POWER X SN-POW1001, User Manual

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LHS White on/off push-button
for operating trolley side
lighting
6.15 - Side lighting (Optional)
LED strip lighting along each side of the trolley aid in safety of use
of the trolley by allowing others to see the trolley and operators
in poorly lit locations, and also aid in lighting up the immediate
area when medical intervention is being carried out at the scene.
The LED strip lighting has 5 modes; red lights flashing, red and
white flashing, white constant, white flashing, red constant.
To turn on the LED lighting, press and release the white button
on the foot-end LHS control pad. This will then illuminate and run
the lights in the mode last set. To turn the lights off, press and
release the white button again.
To change the default mode of lighting to use, press and hold the
white button for about 2 seconds until the lights flash red rapidly,
signifying it is in setting mode. Continue to press and release the
white button until the required lighting mode is selected. After
about 5 seconds the lights will return to normal mode. Turn the
lights off and the selected mode will be saved and remembered
the next time the lights are switched on.
Note that on a PowerX unit with powered backrest/leg-raise the
lighting on/off button is located on the head-end of the trolley
not the foot-end as on non-powered backrest trolleys.
A fully charged battery will give approx 18 hours of continuous
lighting use before the battery becomes depleted. As such, even
if using the light on every single patient transfer, a fully charged
battery will still easily last a typical shift.
Side lighting on trolley
6.17 - POWERX Siderail Interface
Yellow directional wheel
lock button at foot-end LHS
reserved for future use, not
currently operational
POWERX includes an integrated side-rail interface which allows a
range of accessories and manoeuvring aids to be attached along
the full length and on both sides of the trolley.
This gives POWERX the capability to be configured according to
the needs of the use of the trolley at any one time, and according
to the patient's physical size, condition and clinical needs, giving
full flexibility, multiple role and future-proofing of the product
from a single modular design.
How to attach and operate the various options for clinical
capability and aid of manoeuvrability that are available for
POWERX is outlined in the following pages.
The siderail interface on POWERX is the same as is used on
Ferno's iNX patient transportation system, meaning that all clip-
on accessories are interchangeable between units and systems.
6.16 - Yellow push-button
The Yellow push button at foot-end LHS next to the white
light on/off button is reserved for future use, currently not
operational
Operating the Trolley Features