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Operating the Lighting Functions and Horn
Via a utility function screen, you are able to operate the lighting
functions with an external input. The utility function screen is
part of one or more profiles and can be activated like a drive or
seating function screen.
1. Activate the utility function screen.
2. Give input to the front
A
to turn on the horn.
3. Give short input to the right
B
to turn on/off the position
lights.
4. Give short input to the left
C
to turn on/off the hazard
lights.
5. Give long input to the left or right
D
to turn on/off the left
or right turn signal.
Activate a drive function screen to drive normally
while position lights and hazard lights remain turned
on.
After more than 10 seconds, the turn signals turn off
automatically.
6.19.7 Using the Head Array
WARNING!
Risk of Serious Injury
Proximity sensors are sensitive to water. If enough
water is present close to the sensors, they may be
activated and the mobility device may start moving
unintentionally.
-Do not operate Head Array with wet hair.
-Do not operate Head Array in wet weather.
-Do not operate Head Array in any circumstances
where water may come close to sensors.
WARNING!
Risk of Serious Injury
Sensor pads are made of water-resistant vinyl
to let water quickly run off the pads before
activating the sensors.
If sensor pads are damaged, water may get in and
mobility device may start driving unintentionally.
If sensor pads are covered by water-absorbing
material, the mobility device may start driving
unintentionally.
-Do not operate Head Array if sensor pads are
damaged. Change sensor pads immediately.
-Do not cover sensor pads with any material.
The Head Array is a three-quadrant operation. Inside the Head
Array pads, there are proximity sensors that allow you to steer
the wheelchair in the desired direction with the movement of
your head. This means the head does not need to touch the
pads or press a switch to activate driving. If the head comes
within 6 mm of a sensor, the sensor is activated and the
wheelchair starts driving.
By default, the Head Array powers up as soon as the wheelchair
is powered up and powers down as soon as the wheelchair is
powered down.
Be aware that when powering up automatically with
the wheelchair, your head has to be more than 6 mm
away from the proximity sensors; otherwise, a drive
OON warning displays and prevents the wheelchair
from driving. For more information about OON, refer
to
8.2 OON (“Out Of Neutral”), page 90
.
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