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4.  R-Net advanced joystick with 3.5” screen*: 

 

(Activates multiple power options)

a)  For power seating operation through this  

joystick, you must press the mode button to  

access seating options.

b)  Once you have accessed the seating mode on 

your joystick, you must toggle left or right until 

the icon showing the power option you want to 

activate turns on. 

c)  Once you have accessed the seating mode 

on your joystick, you must deflect the joystick 

backward to activate the power option, and 

deflect the joystick forward to return to the  

static mode.

d)   When equipped with lighting option, press the 

light button to turn on or off.

e)  For details on Bluetooth pairing and operation, 

please review the quick guide document and the 

PG Manual.

 

 

Mode Button

Joystick

 G. PERFORMANCE CONTROL SETTINGS

NOTE

 - Seek advice regarding checking and adjusting settings. 

It is vital to match control settings to your level of function  
and ability.

Consult your health care professional and your authorized 

supplier to select the best control setting for you. For your 

safety, have the settings on your power wheelchair  

verified when your environment or level of function and 

ability change.

 

!

 WARNING 

Have your control settings re-adjusted immediately if you 

notice any change in your ability to:

• Control the joystick.
• Avoid running into objects.

NOTE 

- Control settings are adjusted by your SUNRISE MEDICAL 

authorized supplier. 

 H. THERMAL ROLL-BACK

Your power wheelchair has a thermal roll-back circuit.  

This protects the power module from damage caused 

by overheating. In extreme condi tions (such as repetitive 

hill climbing), the circuit will decrease the power to your 

motors. This allows the power wheelchair to operate at 

a reduced speed. When the power module cools, the 

wheelchair will return to normal speed. 

 I.  POWER SEATING OPERATION 
 

THROUGH THE JOYSTICK

The power tilt, reclining backrest, elevating seat power 

elevating and articulating center mount or legrest  

features can be operated using the joystick on your  

power wheelchair.   

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. OPERATING GUIDE 

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1.  6-Key VR2 joystick:

 

(Activates power tilt or seat elevate only)

a)  For tilt or seat elevate operation through this 

joystick, you must press the actuator button to 

access seating options.

b)  Once you have accessed the seating mode 

on your joystick, you must deflect the joystick 

backward to activate the power option, and 

deflect the joystick forward to return to the  

static mode. 

2.  R-Net EL joystick: 

 

(Activates multiple power options)

Actuator  

Button

Joystick

Mode Button

Joystick

a)  For power seating operation through this  

joystick, you must press the mode button to  

access seating options.

b)  Once you have accessed the seating mode on  

your joystick, you must toggle left or right until 

the light showing the power option you want to 

activate turns on. 

c)  Once you have accessed the seating mode 

on your joystick, you must deflect the joystick 

backward to activate the power option, and 

deflect the joystick forward to return to the  

static mode.

d)   When equipped with lighting option, press the 

light button to turn on or off.

3.  R-Net color joystick:   

 

(Activates multiple power options)

a)  For power seating operation through this  

joystick, you must press the mode button to  

access seating options.

b)  Once you have accessed the seating mode on 

your joystick, you must toggle left or right until 

the icon showing the power option you want to 

activate turns on. 

c)  Once you have accessed the seating mode 

on your joystick, you must deflect the joystick 

backward to activate the power option, and 

deflect the joystick forward to return to the  

static mode.

d)   When equipped with lighting option, press the 

light button to turn on or off.

Mode Button

Joystick

Summary of Contents for Xperience-2

Page 1: ...OM TMK180913 2 1000659 REV 02...

Page 2: ...E Joystick 21 F To adjust the depth of the joystick 21 G To use the swing away function 21 H Dual post height adjustable armrest 22 I Cantilever and reclining armrest adjustment 22 IX OPERATING GUIDE...

Page 3: ...has a wide range of power wheelchairs with different styles sizes and settings to meet the user s needs Ultimately the nal selection of a wheelchair rests solely with you and your healthcare professio...

Page 4: ...I problems laptop computers without phone or fax cordless phones cell phones TV sets or AM FM radios CD or tape players WARNING D DISTANCE FROM THE SOURCE EM energy rapidly becomes more intense as you...

Page 5: ...the wheelchair to prevent a fall or tip over Check to make sure push handle grips will not rotate or slip off WARNING B WEIGHT LIMIT 1 The user and items carried should NEVER exceed the total weight...

Page 6: ...you proceed When in doubt yield until you are sure it is safe WARNING K MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY TRANSIT USE Your power wheelchair has been manufactured with built in transport brackets The standard tran...

Page 7: ...r lean if you must move forward in your seat to do so ALWAYS keep your buttocks in contact with the backrest 3 NEVER reach with both hands you may not be able to catch yourself to prevent a fall if yo...

Page 8: ...P OBSTACLES 4 If you must climb or descend a curb or step alone do so at your own risk using extreme care and following this procedure Proceed slowly at a steady speed Go as straight up or down as you...

Page 9: ...pressure in a tire may cause the wheelchair to veer to one side and result in a loss of control 3 An over inflated tire may burst 4 NEVER use a gas station air pump to inflate a tire Such pumps provi...

Page 10: ...oint Avoid putting hands or fingers near the power seat lift mechanism while in operation The powered lift modular accessory for this power wheelchair has a maximum user weight capacity of up to 300 l...

Page 11: ...in the hanger tube b Reposition the footrest c Re tighten all bolts G E JOYSTICK Please refer to the input device Owner s Manual provided with the information package F TO ADJUST THE DEPTH OF THE JOYS...

Page 12: ...n bolts E on each side 2 Reclining armrest adjustment on seat frame Fig 7 a To adjust loosen screws F on the collar behind the armrest with a 3 16 Allen key and bolt G from the vertical tube b Reposit...

Page 13: ...e freewheel brake levers are disengaged E LOCKING OR UNLOCKING THE JOYSTICK To lock with keypad R Net and VR2 While the control system is switched on depress and hold the on off button After 1 second...

Page 14: ...er module cools the wheelchair will return to normal speed I POWER SEATING OPERATION THROUGH THE JOYSTICK The power tilt reclining backrest elevating seat power elevating and articulating center mount...

Page 15: ...ELEVATOR OPERATION Standard operating instructions WARNING Make sure the power wheelchair is on a level surface before proceeding with elevate mode and drive in reduced speed while elevated 1 SINGLE...

Page 16: ...ion 3 DRIVE LOCK OUT Drive lock out is a safety feature designed to prevent the power wheelchair from being driven while in a tilt angle over 15 relative to the horizontal position DANGER Never operat...

Page 17: ...ION Standard operating instructions LEVEL SURFACE 2nd push button Tip limit switch A A B IX OPERATING GUIDE u WARNING Make sure the power wheelchair is on a level surface INCREASING DECREASING THE RIG...

Page 18: ...back to the seat pan c Reposition the seat to the desired position d Retighten bolts on each side of the backrest pivot plate and tighten the bolts that link the back to the seat pan WARNING At all ti...

Page 19: ...rod u p Nuts and bolts replace quick release hardware t Tightening nut P ADJUSTMENTS continued X BATTERIES u X BATTERIES A INTRODUCTION 1 Notes Batteries supply the power for your wheelchair They con...

Page 20: ...gularly This will help you find loose or worn parts and will make it easier to use 3 To protect your investment have all major service and re pair work done by your authorized supplier WARNING 1 Your...

Page 21: ...e wheel e Inflate tire to proper pressure level Shown on tire sidewall XI MAINTENANCE u H HOW TO CHANGE CASTER FORKS 1 With flat head screwdriver gently remove dust cover 2 Using a socket remove top n...

Page 22: ...products Our only claims relate to the ability of the products to provide safe and reliable powered repositioning on the equipment onto which they are installed 2 LIMITED WARRANTY This warranty does...

Page 23: ...ck technology Specialty controls Available Switch It Stealth ASL or MO VIS Effective seat width range Adjustable from 15 to 24 380 mm to 610 mm wide Power seating options Tilt recline elevate elevatin...

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