2.1
On/Off button
The scalamobil is switched on or off by pressing the On/Off
button [3]. When switching on the display element [4]
simultaneously shows the last direction of travel selected
on the direction of travel switch [22] and the state of
charge of the battery.
In order to protect the batteries, the scalamobil
is automatically switched off if it has not been
in use for 5 minutes. At the same time the light
symbols in the display element [4] go out.
The On/Off button [3] must be pressed again to re-start
the scalamobil.
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Control Components
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4
Note the following indications:
Arrow forwards, steady green light:
”Descending staircase” mode is activated.
(To change over to “Ascending staircase” mode
move the direction of travel switch [22] on the
left handle cover; see chapter 2.2)
Arrow backwards, steady green light:
”Ascending staircase” mode is activated.
(To change over to “Descending staircase” mode
move the direction of travel switch [22] on the
left handle cover; see chapter 2.2)
Arrow forwards or backwards, flashing slowly green:
Little residual capacity left in the batteries.
It is recommended that no staircase ascent be
attempted. The batteries must be re-charged at
once!
Arrow forwards, flashing rapidly green, and square
shows steady red light:
The battery capacity is almost completely
exhausted. The scalamobil can only travel
downwards (emergency state). The driving switch
[2] must be switched to the direction “Descending
staircase”.
Only steady red light shows in the square:
The battery capacity is completely exhausted.
The scalamobil is unable to move.
