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ADJUSTMENT

Read this manual before you use the 
wheelchair for the first time and follow 
the instructions carefully. If children or 
teenagers will be using the wheelchair, 
they should first read this manual along 
with their parents or guardians before us-
ing the chair.
As a general rule, any type of adjustment 
or customisation must be performed by a 
distributor.

Before you use the joystick module for the 
first time, your distributor must adjust it.
Aside from your driving experience and 
special needs, this adjustment must also 
take into account the environment in which 
the wheelchair primarily will be used.
If your needs or requirements change, the 
distributor can adjust the sensitivity of the 
joystick.

 

We recommend routine inspection of 
the joystick module settings to ensure 
optimal long-term comfort, including 
whenever your medical/disability situ-
ation changes.

USE AFTER A PERIOD OF 

STORAGE

The joystick module may be put into use 
again. Before any reuse, the module must 
be thoroughly inspected for any defects or 
malfunctions.

 

Hygienic measures, including disinfec-
tion, must be performed in accordance 
with a validated hygiene plan.

PRODUCT LIFE SPAN

We estimate that the product should have 
an expected average life span of 

4  years

provided it is used for its intended purpose 
and all maintenance and service require-
ments are met. The actual life span depends 
on how frequently the product is used, the 
environment where it is used and the care 
that it receives. Replacement parts may al-
low you to prolong the product’s life span. 
As a rule, replacement parts can still be ob-
tained for up to 5 years after a model has 
been phased out of production.

 

This indicated estimated life span shall 
not constitute any expression of the 
warranty period.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

 

Do not throw or drop the dismantled 
joystick module. Handle it carefully at 
all times! This is the only way to ensure 
continuous, error-free operation.

 

Do not unplug the connector while 
driving.

 

When driving, only press the ON/OFF 
button in an emergency.

 

– This stops the electric wheelchair 

(emergency braking). 

 

Do not plug any objects aside from the 
manufacturer’s original charger plugs 
into the joystick module charging sock-
et.

 

– Risk of a short circuit!

Summary of Contents for R-Net Attendant

Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL R Net LED LCD R Net Attendant This product fulfils the requirements of Regulation EU 2017 745 on medical devices 300 61 UM JSM CJSM attended GB 06 2021 vers 1 0...

Page 2: ...8 Push button control panel 8 LED indicators 8 CJSM LCD joystick module 9 Push button control panel 9 LED indicators 9 LCD display 10 Attendant module 11 Push button control panel 11 LED indicators 11...

Page 3: ...djustments 26 Selecting an electronic adjustment 26 LED joystick module 26 LCD joystick module 27 Standard electronic adjustments 27 Complex electronic adjustments 28 Special features of the LCD joyst...

Page 4: ...e battery indicator 36 Display of information via the pre set maximum speed indicator 37 LCD joystick module 38 Maintenance repair 41 Repairs 41 Service 41 Technical safety inspections 41 Daily inspec...

Page 5: ...ories inappropriately you may put yourself or others at risk therefore it is important to learn to use the equipment properly This operating manual will help you get comfortable using the joystick mod...

Page 6: ...any defects or malfunctions Hygienic measures including disinfec tion must be performed in accordance with a validated hygiene plan PRODUCT LIFE SPAN We estimate that the product should have an expect...

Page 7: ...ot need to be moved to the back of the wheelchair The second joystick module can be used for other functions such as e g an external joy stick or on off button turn signals a horn etc The joystick mod...

Page 8: ...ght on off 6 Horn 7 Joystick module on off 8 Lights on off 9 Mode selector 10 Acceleration 11 Right turn signal on off LED indicators 12 Left turn signal 13 Selected electronic adjustment mode 14 Haza...

Page 9: ...tton 9 Push button control panel 5 Left turn signal on off 6 Deceleration 7 Hazard light on off 8 Horn 9 Joystick module on off 10 Lights on off 11 Mode selector 12 Acceleration 13 Right turn signal o...

Page 10: ...ing speed or elec tronic power consumption The number of illuminated seg ments increases in line with your driving speed or power consump tion 28 Warning symbol 29 Display of the selected profile 30 D...

Page 11: ...module 1 Joystick 2 Support plate Push button control panel 3 Pre set maximum speed 4 Mode selector 5 Toggle button user attendant control LED indicators 6 Control mode user 7 Control mode attendant 8...

Page 12: ...y reasons we recommend only using the Minus button when the wheelchair is in a stationary position Level 5 100 down to a min level of 1 20 Hazard light When pressed turns the hazard light on or off Th...

Page 13: ...low the instructions in the chapter Battery indicator on page 19 Display of the max speed The number of illuminated diodes segments LCDs indicates the maximum speed Each LED segment corresponds to an...

Page 14: ...ntrol Mode When pressed toggles between Drive mode and Set tings mode Only press the Mode button when the electric wheelchair is in a sta tionary position Follow the instructions in the chapter Mode m...

Page 15: ...turn on the joystick module The electronics will now perform a system test Once the battery indicator lights up continu ously the electronics are ready for use Flashing lights or a sequential series...

Page 16: ...1 Using the keypad to activate the lock 1 While the joystick module is turned on depress and hold the on off button 9 until you hear a short audible beep then release it 2 Push the joystick all the wa...

Page 17: ...ess ing the on off button 9 2 Push the joystick all the way forward forward driving and wait until you hear a short beep 3 Push the joystick all the way back re verse and wait until you hear a short b...

Page 18: ...to shut down automatically While this is not the default setting it can be configured by your distributor Unless you move the joystick or press a button once your chosen timeout period expires the wh...

Page 19: ...s to the number of green indicators that light up Yellow Recharging is advisable Red The batteries are empty Re charge as soon as possible The battery indicator is only accurate when travelling on fla...

Page 20: ...epness of the gradient Never exceed the maximum allowable speed Risk of an accident When you turn the joystick module on it automatically recalls and reactivates the last max speed setting The number...

Page 21: ...again on level 5 the maximum speed will return to level 1 the lowest setting The illuminated diodes LEDs on the display 1 indicate the maximum speed that has been set If the symbol flashes the wheelc...

Page 22: ...e pre set on any one of 5 different speed levels 19 Follow the instructions in the chapter Buttons and symbols on page 12 On level 5 the max speed is 100 of your electric wheelchair s top speed On lev...

Page 23: ...1 Drive mode In Drive mode the electric wheelchair is controlled via the joystick Learn more about this in the chapter Joystick on page 24 Settings mode When in Settings mode the illuminated wheelchai...

Page 24: ...set maxi mum speed To navigate a curve move the joystick si multaneously in the direction you wish to turn If you move the joystick strictly to one side or another the wheelchair will almost turn on...

Page 25: ...Follow the instructions in the chap ter Overview on page 8 Selecting a control mode When the joystick module is turned on with the on off button 9 the last control mode selected is reactivated Pushin...

Page 26: ...hat speed control has been activated See also the chapter Troubleshoot ing on page 34 If the speed display is blinking rapidly once per second the electric wheel chair has been stopped for safety rea...

Page 27: ...re turned to the base position See also the chapter Troubleshoot ing on page 34 Standard electronic adjustments Electronic adjustments can be made by Moving the joystick forward adjustment towards the...

Page 28: ...rds the base position Moving the joystick backwards adjust ment away from the base position The Stand and Help stand up electronic ad justments are made by Moving the joystick forward adjustment away...

Page 29: ...ounter The LCD display can also show the kilo metres travelled 23 since the last reset up to a max of 9999 9 km Only the kilometres travelled in a for ward direction are shown You can toggle between t...

Page 30: ...shown on the LCD display Driving program Properties Gyro activated 1 Suitable for sit uations where the electric wheelchair is used in public transport vehi cles and a gyro sensor has been installed N...

Page 31: ...ith menu functions please contact your au thorised service centre Accessing the Settings menu 1 Simultaneously press and hold the speed pre set buttons 6 12 2 Release the buttons 6 12 The Settings men...

Page 32: ...eelchair im prove markedly When a gyro equipped electric wheelchair is driven on board a moving means of trans port e g a ship bus or train the wheelchair may perform unwanted driving manoeu vres For...

Page 33: ...ect an external accessory remove the port cover and completely insert the accessory s plug into the appropriate jack 3 4 5 Make sure that you plug the acces sory into the jack at a 90 as op posed to o...

Page 34: ...lchair is no longer driva ble contact an authorised service cen tre Malfunction Cause Solution 2 blinking segments Connection to the left motor lost Check the motor cable motor connector plug and moto...

Page 35: ...pect any relevant cable connections 9 blinking segments Operating malfunction in the motor s magnetic brakes Move the drive push mode le ver into Drive Check whether the cables to the motor are damage...

Page 36: ...linking segments The charger is still connected Remove the charger after charg ing 1 blinking segment Depleted battery The batteries should be charged immediately The electric wheelchair is still driv...

Page 37: ...ock is engaged Turn off the lock See the chapter Locking the joystick module on page 16 Slowly blinking Automatic speed reduction is enabled Change the seat tilt to less than 14 Change the seat lift t...

Page 38: ...atteries as soon as possible and if necessary in spect the battery cables 3B00 Connection to the left mo tor lost Check the motor cable motor connector plug and motor 3D00 Electrical cable to the left...

Page 39: ...e connections 1505 Malfunction in the left mo tor s magnetic brake Move the drive push mode le ver into Drive 1506 Malfunction in the right mo tor s magnetic brake Move the drive push mode le ver into...

Page 40: ...nt on base position The electric wheelchair is drivable Red symbol The electric wheelchair has stopped automatically Set the electronic adjustment on the base position move the drive push mode lever i...

Page 41: ...he wheelchair With the joystick module turned off ex amine and inspect the joystick and joy stick sleeve for external damage and check whether the joystick returns to the midline position automaticall...

Page 42: ...but also nullify our general product liability For this product in addition to any other explicitly specified or agreed warranties we shall also assume legal liability as part of our general business...

Page 43: ...refer to the nameplate Warranty guarantee Date of delivery Packing slip no Model name Distributor s stamp 43 Warranty guarantee form Please complete May be copied as needed and sent to your distribut...

Page 44: ...service dk Distributor Please find local distributors at www ta service dk Manufacturer TA Service A S Centervej Syd 2 DK 4733 Tappern je Denmark ta service ta service dk T 45 56 72 57 77 www ta serv...

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