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4.6 Padded armrests
If the
dynamic pacer
is used as an anterior gait
trainer, it is recommended that the armrests (
A
)
are mounted in front of the cross strut (
B
) of
the top frame. This creates stable positioning
and leaves sufficient space for further ac-
cessories. In the
pacer.
(Size 0 mini) the arm
supports (
A
) analogue to the hand rims (see
Point 4.4
) are mounted to the base frame.
The armrests (
A
) can be mounted both on
the outside and on the inside of the frame for
thinner users. In this way, the armrests (
A
) can
be positioned close to the user in any situa-
tion.
Release the handle (C) in order to:
• Adjust the depth of the armrest/armrest
pad
• Turn them upwards or downwards
• Turn them to the inside or outside
To adjust the armrest height (A):
• Press the button (
D
), bring the armrest (
A
)
into the required position and release the
button (
D
) again. An audible clicking noise is
heard when the armrest (
A
) engages in the
adapter clamp (
E
).
To adjust the handles (F):
1. Loosen the wing screw (
G
).
2. Push the handles (
F
) for different lower arm
lengths forwards or backwards or from left
to right. The arm strap (
H
) and the hand
strap (
I
) provide appropriate safety for the
user so that their arms cannot slip out.
To move the entire armrest (A):
1. Loosen the wing screw (
J
).
2. Push the adapter clamp (
E
) with the arm-
rest (
A
) into the required position.
To prevent injuries, do not mount the armrests onto the foremost end of the top
frame (J)!
Then firmly re-tighten the screws again after each setting/adjustment!
4. Accessories.
A
H
G
I
J
K
F
-E
C
B
D
1
5
3
4
2
Tip - The armrests can be:
1. Adjusted horizontally.
2. Adjusted vertically by 360°.
3. Adjusted vertically at the handle.
4. Mounted anywhere on the top
frame.
5. Mounted in four positions in the adapter
clamp.
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