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Getting to know your new LiNX remote module / Joystick

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2.1.4 OONAPU

  OONAPU (Out Of Neutral At Power Up) is a safety feature that prevents accidental wheelchair movement 

  at LiNX Power On or when LiNX has an inhibit condition removed.

Direction control - driving

The Joystick controls the direction and speed of the wheelchair.

When the joystick is deflected from the center position, the wheelchair will move in the 

direction of the joystick movement.

The speed of the wheelchair is proportional to the joystick deflection, so that the fur-

ther the joystick is moved from the center position, the faster the wheelchair will travel.

Direction control - accessories

The joystick can also control the direction of accessories, including a power Elevating 

Seat, Tilt Seat or power Foot Riggings (ELR’s or Center Columns).

Stopping

To stop driving or to stop an accessory motion, release the joystick and it will automati-

cally return to the neutral position or manually move the joystick back to the neutral 

position.

WARNING:

 For units with the optional Power Seat, ONLY DRIVE THE WHEELCHAIR WHEN 

THE POWER SEAT IS IN THE LOWEST POSITION to avoid tipping and possible serious injury.

  If the LiNX is turned on while the joystick is out of neutral, an OONAPU  fault will be displayed. 

During an OONAPU warning, the battery gauge LEDs will flash continually to alert the user, and the 

chair will not drive. If the Joystick is returned to the center position within five seconds, the warning 

will clear and the wheelchair will drive normally.

  If the joystick remains out of neutral for longer than five seconds, an OONAPU error will occur; the error is 

  displayed by the Status indicator flashing red and the chair will not drive. To clear the error, return the joystick 

  to the neutral position and cycle the power on the unit.

 

 

Warning: Avoid touching Joystick at power up

 

  OONAPU helps prevent sudden and unexpected powerchair movements. 

  Note: Alternatively, Linx may be placed into a Lock Mode (See Locking Instructions 2.1.8). This may be preferable   

  to turning the power off if leaving the powerchair at a place where unauthorized persons may attempt to use   

  the powerchair.

2.1.5 USING the JOYSTICK

Summary of Contents for LiNX

Page 1: ...Rev 111120 Warning Be sure to read all operating manuals to their entirety before operating the power wheelchair Operating a power wheelchair without following instructions and safety guidelines can result in bodily injuries and or property damage Owner Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...1 4 Using the Joystick 2 1 5 Adjusting Driving Speed 2 1 6 The Horn 2 1 7 Lock Function 2 1 8 Changing Drive Seat Function 2 1 9 Reading Indicators 7 9 Status Indicators 2 2 1 Error Indicators 2 2 2 Battery Gauge 2 2 3 High Voltage 2 2 4 Low Voltage 2 2 5 Cut Off Voltage 2 2 6 XLR Charger Connector 9 10 XLR Charging Connector 2 3 1 Communications Bus Connector 2 3 2 MyLiNX Smart Device Application...

Page 3: ...bit chase sequence Controls for the power wheelchair operation are located on the arm mounted joystick console and the power module mounted to the frame Become familiar with all controls with the power button in the OFF position Each is described in the following section Warning Be sure to read all operating manuals to their entirety before operating the power wheelchair Operating a power wheelcha...

Page 4: ... to the neutral position WARNING For units with the optional Power Seat ONLY DRIVE THE WHEELCHAIR WHEN THE POWER SEAT IS IN THE LOWEST POSITION to avoid tipping and possible serious injury If the LiNX is turned on while the joystick is out of neutral an OONAPU fault will be displayed During an OONAPU warning the battery gauge LEDs will flash continually to alert the user and the chair will not dri...

Page 5: ... user within a specific time frame If the sequence is not performed correctly within the time frame the system will remain locked and the system will power down again To power down and lock the system press and hold the power button for 4 seconds When entering the locked state the battery gauge will indicate the transition by flashing LEDs 1 3 and 5 a total of 3 times System Locking Unlocking 2 1 ...

Page 6: ...G DRIVE FUNCTION The wheelchair s drive function can be selected with the drive function select but ton which is located below the power button on the left hand side of the remote module Press the top of the button to select the next drive function Press the bottom of the button to select the previous drive function The drive function selected is indicated on the drive function indicator which is ...

Page 7: ...unctions that have been programmed will be available for selection The selected seating function is displayed on the drive actuator status indicator as shown below 2 2 0 Reading the indicators 2 2 1 The status indicator The status indicator is located underneath the power button When the system is not powered up the status indicator will not light up When the system is powered up and there are no ...

Page 8: ...battery The battery gauge LEDs are also used to display charging information Note It is recommended to charge your batteries every night or whenever not in use if possible Battery Gauge Battery Level Notes 100 75 50 25 10 Fully Charged Charge batteries after each use Charge Batteries before long or outside use Batteries need charging before use Batteries near fully depleated Avoid deep cycle usage...

Page 9: ... flash code 2 or 7 the horn will sound once every 10 seconds Batteries should be charged immediately 2 3 0 THE XLR CHARGER CONNECTOR The XLR charger connector connects to either a battery charger or the LiNX Access Key The position of the connector depends on the remote module for the low profile remote modules it is located on the side and for the traditional style remote modules it is located to...

Page 10: ... chase sequence The LiNX system does not have to be powered up when charging the battery however if it is not powered up then the battery gauge will not display the charging state chase sequence Battery charging chase sequence 2 3 2 THE LiNX COMMUNICATIONS BUS CONNECTOR The LiNX communications bus connector is located on the lower rear of the remote module see Figure 10 The LiNX communications bus...

Page 11: ...shing red light and thinking what does that actually mean The MyLiNX App eliminates the guess work from things such as remaining battery life and fault codes e g brake disengaged The app will provide a clearer understanding of a powerchair s state of health and also give a quick simple mechanism for communicating issues with the chair s dealer or supplier The MyLiNX App provides on demand advice l...

Page 12: ...share this information with a service agent via the My LiNX website MLiNX is only compatible with bluetooth enabled LiNX wheelchair controllers App features include Detailed and accurate battery information Detailed and accurate fault code information A feature to allow quick and easy contact with the powerchair s mobility dealer Ability to easily inform a mobility dealer of current faults chair h...

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