Otto Bock C2000, Instructions For Use Manual

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1 Direction indicator, left
2 Battery charge level
3 Power backrest
4 Power seat tilt
5 Control panel
6 Drive-away lock
7 Speed level
8 Open-end wrench
9 Excess temperature
10 Direction indicator, right
11 Drive wheel brake
12 Warning
13 Creep speed
14 Power module
15 Drive motor
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16 Light
Selected speed level (LCD screen)
After turning the control panel on, the LCD screen indicates the last selected speed level and charge level of the
battery in the
Driving
menu.
Display Information
Selected speed level = 1 (left: battery charge level)
Selected speed level (LCD screen with connected separate LCD monitor)
After turning the control panel on, the LCD screen displays the battery symbol in the
Driving
menu.
Additional information is only shown on the LCD monitor: see Page 46).
Display Information
Battery charge level
Battery charge level (LCD screen)
INFORMATION
At temperatures of < 0 °C/32 °F the battery capacity drops by up to 35% in relation to the capacity for an outside
temperature of
20 °C/68 °F
. This shortens the range of the power wheelchair accordingly. Moreover at low tem­
peratures the charge level displayed on the control panel can differ more significantly from the actual battery
capacity.
The "Charge level" LCD indicator is divided into 7 segments and shows the current battery charge level:
•
Immediately after the power wheelchair is switched on, the battery indicator shows the battery charge level that
was saved before the wheelchair was last switched off.
• After brief operation, the battery indicator shows the exact battery status.
• A charge of 100% corresponds to 7 segments on the battery symbol.
• As the remaining battery charge decreases, the LCD segments turn off one by one.
• If only 1 blinking segment is shown on the LCD screen (or all segments are off), the battery is in a low voltage
state. Because further use will result in battery damage, the warning signal is also shown on the LCD screen.
The battery must be charged immediately.
26 | Ottobock
Use
C2000