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7.2. «CROSSING» DRIVING PROFILE
This procedure should only be used in case you have to cross over occasional obstacles of
more than 4 cm high (sidewalks, bumps, branches ...).
The maximum speed limits permitted to cross over obstacles are:
• 1 to 2 km / h when the front wheels are in the climbing stage (risk of tipping back if
going too fast)
• 2 to 4 km / h when the front wheels are in the climbing stage (if you do not go fast
enough there is a risk that the rear wheels won’t make it over the obstacle)
• 1 to 2 km / h when descending from obstacles (risk of tipping forward)
Be careful, occasional obstacles must only be crossed perpendicularly and in forward gear
(avoiding the slopes). The seat incline of the chair must be as parallel to the ground as possible
and the incline of the backrest as perpendicular to the ground as possible. The safety belt
must be worn at all times. Make sure to respect the technical features of the chair (see
corresponding chapter).
The PROFILE button provides access to the driving profile «crossing». This driving profile is
limited to 5 km / h when the selected speed is at its maximum for the safety and comfort
of the user.
If you have the «steering lock» option, it is advisable to engage the lock when the steering
is straight. (See chapter 8.3 Steering lock).
The crossing mode makes it possible to cross over obstacles of up to 15 cm in forward
gear at low speeds, as it is programmed to have instant maximum torque and power (strong
acceleration).
The procedure for mounting a major obstacle such as a sidewalk is as follows:
• Align yourself as perpendicularly as possible to the obstacle.
• If you have the steering lock option, it is advisable to switch it on once the front wheels
are aligned. To align the front wheels, you will have to advance forward slightly.
• Approach the obstacle (20 cm minimum) and change the driving profile to «crossing»
mode.
• Set the speed between to 3 and 5 in order to have enough speed to clear the obstacle
(this may vary depending on the wheelchair, the driving style and the weight of the
user).
WARNING!
Take account of the recommendations of Part 2. Safety. Do not
attempt to use the off-road or indoor driving profile with speeds of
greater than 3 km / h for obstacles greater than 4 cm.