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The “PROFILE” button provides access to the “Exterior” and “Flexible exterior” driving profiles.
These profiles are to be used in all situations, except when crossing one-off obstacles. The
profiles allow a maximum speed of 10 km / h when the selected speed is at maximum and
acceleration is programmed to be autonomous, as described in the technical characteristics.
• 5 driving speeds are available. They affect the maximum speed in a straight line but also
in bends.
• In a confined space, use a lower speed to maneuver (speeds 2 or 3).
• Do not attempt to mount obstacles greater than 4 cm in “outdoor” mode with speeds
above 3 km / h, as this may damage your wheelchair, this also risks you falling.
• On a slope greater than 5°, be careful and adopt a gentle driving style, avoiding sudden
movements and sudden braking. Adjust the seat to the most stable position possible.
And make sure that the conditions are favorable: sufficient adhesion, no obstacles
greater than 4 cm...
• Do not attempt to turn around on a slope greater than 5° on a side slope as you may
tip over.
• If you cannot climb a slope, reverse as much as possible, perpendicular to the slope.
Limit acceleration and in preference to sufficient momentum. We recommend use
the“steering lock” feature to keep the wheels straight.
• Details on the joystick can be found in chapter 7.8
7.2. “CROSSING” DRIVING PROFILE
The “PROFILE” button provides access to the “Crossing” driving profile.
• This profile is limited to 5 km / h when the selected speed is at the maximum, for the
safety and comfort of the user.
• This profile should only be used to cross one-off obstacles of more than 4 cm high
(footpaths, ...) or uneven ground (hollows, bumps, stones, branches ...).
WARNING !
Please remember the safety recommendations in part 2
WARNING !
Do not attempt to use the “Exterior” or “Flexible exterior” profiles
with speeds above 3 km / h to overcome obstacles greater than 4 cm.
WARNING !
It is imperative to wear the seatbelt.