20
number increases as you go to far and decreases as you approach your final
destination again.
10.
Deviating from the route (off route)
10.1
If you deviate from the route, you will hear audible and tactile instructions to
go back ('go back') to the point where the planned route was abandoned.
The
tactile arrow
turns
3 times to the left quickly
and returns slowly
.
This indication
does not come immediately if a wrong direction is used to prevent incorrect
reports.
Only when the program is sure, the instruction follows: "go back".
10.2
If you turn around to the last decision point, new instructions will follow to get
back to the 'straight' path.
The program first reports 'continue' as confirmation
you
are back on the planned route '.
10.3
This off-route support can be complicated by GPS shortcomings or complex
pedestrian situations.
11.
Instructions for use of the I-
Cane
Mobilo® in bad weather
11.1
The
I-
Cane
Mobilo®
is splash-proof and can therefore also be used in rainy
weather.
11.2
The
I-
Cane
Mobilo®
can
not be used under water
.
11.3
In case of heavy rainfall, some water may remain in the housing of the
tactile
arrow
and the sensor.
Allow this to drain by turning the handle.
At a later time,
carefully dry the parts with a clean and dry cloth.
11.4
Also the grip of the handle
can become moist.
This dries
the best in a dry and
ventilated area.
11.5
In bad weather (rain, fog) in combination with dusk / dark, every pedestrian is
less visible to the traffic, even when crossing.
Take extra time when crossing
and make sure
you
are seen well, also through adequate use of the cane.
11.6
Every
cane
behaves
differently
in the snow,
including the
I-
Cane
Mobilo®
.
Curbs in particular are less easily noticed and commuting the cane takes more
effort.
Take this into account when planning a route.
11.7
When the wind is strong, the sonar sound of the sensor can blow away,
making it difficult to detect and display height obstacles.