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HOW TO OPERATE VOICE CONTROL 

(2) Operation

 Volume adjustment for voiced 

guidance

< Voice control ON >

Switches [Medium] 

 [High] 

→ 

[Off] 

→ 

[Low] 

 [Medium] 

 ... in this order 

every time the Volume button is pressed.

< When voice registration is being performed. >

Switches [Medium] 

 [High] 

 [Low] 

 

[Medium] 

 ... in this order every time 

the Volume button is pressed. Voice 
cannot be [Off] in this case.

1

Turn on the main POWER 

switch (back of the chair) and 

the remote control power.

4

Say the keyword for the 
desired function to begin. 

3

Press the Registered Voice Recall 
button to recall registered voice.

The voice control can be used without 
registering your voice. Without voice 
registration however, the command 
recognition level will be less effective.

2

Press the Voice Control 
ON/OFF button.

"This chair can be operated by your voice. 
Please pronounce a keyword."

 If ambient condition is noisy with TV, AV equipment, conversation, or other 

noise, these sounds could be registered together with the necessary keywords 
or the machine could fail to recognize the voice to register. Conduct the 
registration procedure in as calm a place as possible.

 Do not speak with varying stress. Speak clearly while inputting. If a person 

changes intonation during operating from the time of registration, the specified 
speaker mode may not perform very well in calling up the registered voice. 
Input in the same intonation as registered. If the operation is unsuccessful 
even after doing this, start from voice registration again. 

 If the voice operation fails, use the remote control for the same purpose.

Voice Control Keywords

Returns the rollers to Storage Position to switch the remote control OFF.

Raises the seat back for 7 seconds. Say repeatedly until the desired angle is obtained.

Reclines the seat back for 5 seconds. Say repeatedly until the desired angle is obtained.

Raises the footrest for 7 seconds. Say repeatedly until the desired angle is obtained.

Lowers the footrest for 5 seconds. Say repeatedly until the desired angle is obtained.

Extend the footrest for 0.5 seconds. Say repeatedly until the desired length is obtained.

Retracts the footrest for 0.5 seconds. Say repeatedly until the desired length is obtained.

After inputting either "Move upright", "Recline", "Raise footrest", "Lower footrest", "Up" or "Down", 

record this word within 20 seconds. The maximum state can be obtained without inputting the 

initial keyword through repeating the above actions.

Moves the rollers up.

Moves the rollers down.

Starts the Fullbody Massage after storing the rollers and locating the shoulder position.

Starts the Stiff Shoulder massage after storing the rollers and locating the shoulder position.

Starts the Lower Back Tension massage after storing the rollers and locating the shoulder position.

Starts the Morning massage after storing the rollers and locating the shoulder position.

Starts the Nighttime massage after storing the rollers and locating the shoulder position.

Starts the Kneading program where the rollers move back and forth unlike the Kneading in the Manual Selection 

Mode. This is initiated after the rollers are returned to Storage Position and the shoulder position is located. 

The roller position and massage intensity on the back are adjustable (

Voice control only

).

Starts the Tapping program where the rollers move back and forth unlike Tapping in the Manual Selection Mode. 

This is initiated after the rollers are returned to Storage Position and the shoulder position is located. The roller 

position and massage intensity on the back can be adjusted (

Voice control only

).

Starts air pressure massage of lower arms.

Starts air pressure massage of calves, soles, and buttocks.

Strengthens massage intensity by pushing the rollers out. 

Softens massage intensity by withdrawing the rollers.

  1. Finish
  2. Move upright
  3. Recline
  4. Raise footrest
  5. Lower footrest
  6. Extend
  7. Shorten

  8. Maximum

  9. Up
10. Down
11. Fullbody relief
12. Stiff shoulders
13. Lower back tension
14. Morning
15. Nighttime

16. Special kneading

17. Special tapping

18. Arm air
19. Lower body air
20. Harder
21. Softer

Massage Chair

User

Finish

(blip)

Ex)      To register the keyword "Finish".

1

* Cannot register during 

voiced guidance.

1

2

Finish

Summary of Contents for HCP-D5A

Page 1: ...imes minute to maximum 650 times minute Tapping Speed Roller Width 3 levels Narrow Medium and Wide Vertical Speed Approx 20 seconds lap Back Stroke Range Approx 25 inches in partial roller massage pro...

Page 2: ...nd even the smallest tear Unplug the chair and contact the vendor for assistance Prohibited Do not disassemble Do not touch Required action Unplug the chair Electrical grounding Warning or caution Do...

Page 3: ...during leg or foot massage do not try to force it back in Undue force on the chair may damage the unit If your arm comes out of the lower arm units during lower arm massage do not try to force it back...

Page 4: ...nnector Plug Wheels Remote Control Seat Armrest Foot Unit Control Box Reclining Safety Mechanism Remote Control Stand Microphone Attachment Unit Microphone Speaker Power Connector Main POWER Switch Fo...

Page 5: ...a section during operation of a health care program Vibration Cancel Buttons Use to cancel vibration during operation of a healthcare program Volume Button Panel See next page for illustration of ope...

Page 6: ...of high humidity like bathrooms or saunas Only install on a flat level surface Do not use in areas of high debris or dust content Do not use where the ambient temperature is 100 F or more Do not insta...

Page 7: ...s upright position if the reclining button is not released To lower the seat back Press the DOWN button Release when your desired angle is obtained The seat back will end up in the chair s horizontal...

Page 8: ...s unit large and small These 2 headrests help to stabilize your head in a natural and comfortable position during the massage The smaller headrest s position can be adjusted with the Velcro at the bac...

Page 9: ...FEATURES MASSAGE PROGRAMS SELECTION Voice Control Mode only Voice This massage with a variety of movements is provided through the voice operation function Reproduce your favorite settings by accepti...

Page 10: ...Full 3D Full Stop by pressing the button Can be switched between 2D Partial 3D Partial Stop by pressing the button Up Down Front Back movements to partially extend spine Up Down movement only to parti...

Page 11: ...ers return to the storage position upper part of the seat back Massage action continues for 15 minutes Massage has been completed Caution Guide To Combining Adjusting Manual Selection Massages This gu...

Page 12: ...utton during a Healthcare Program rollers once return to Storage Position to restart with Automatic Shiatsu Point Locator Function Stopping In The Middle Of Massage To stop in the middle of a massage...

Page 13: ...ise Shiatsu Point Keep a massage session to no more than 15 minutes in length and Area Specific Massage of any particular area on the body to no more than 5 minutes Continual use for extended periods...

Page 14: ...rent number button for registration 6 Voice registration is completed The voice registration is complete The present voice setting is memorized in No 1 or No 2 or No 3 or No 4 If voice registration wa...

Page 15: ...conds Say repeatedly until the desired angle is obtained Extend the footrest for 0 5 seconds Say repeatedly until the desired length is obtained Retracts the footrest for 0 5 seconds Say repeatedly un...

Page 16: ...eakage Just slightly lift your body The rollers are designed to provide for the alternating tap ping function so in the stopped position they are some times out of line this is part of their design an...

Page 17: ...appropriate button with your registered voice Re register your voice if any one of following cases is applicable Have you used different intonation for keywords in operation from that of initial regi...

Page 18: ...will be charged for repairs even while the chair is under warranty 1 WARRANTY 2 REPAIRS SERVICE Regular Maintenance Will Preserve the Life of Your Chair The chair does not start with the main power sw...

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