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5.4 SEATING CONTROL
Standard control of seating movement is via the Forward/Reverse command, while Left and Right commands will select a
different seat axis for movement. The direction of movement is selected in the same way as that for changing drive direction.
As is often required in head array situations, it is possible to re-program the Omni2 to control the seating movement in
alternative ways. Refer to the Actuator Selection and Actuator Axes sections in the Programming chapter for further details.
5.5 ASSOCIATED PROGRAMMING
There are several standard R-net programming features that may be useful when using this SID type. These include Joystick
Throw, Joystick Orientation and Joystick Deadband. Refer to the user guide for the programming method you are using for
further details of the available adjustments.
For latched operation using this SID type, refer to the Latched Operation section.
It is possible to set up the Omni2 so that the functions can be navigated audibly. This can be useful if the user cannot always
easily see the Omni2’s screen. Refer to the Using the Omni2 by Sound section in the Advanced Programming chapter for
further details.
6 OPERATION WITH SIP AND PUFF-TYPE SIDS
Driving is via a tube connected to the Omni2’s pneumatic input and the User Switch is used to enter the User Menu or to
sequence through the other functions of the powerchair. For this type of SID, you may want to consider using a pneumatic
User Switch.
There are four sip and puff commands, each of which relates to a drive direction. The table below shows the relationships.
Sip & Puff Command Direction
Hard Puff Forward
Hard Sip Reverse
Soft Sip Left
Soft Puff Right
In addition, the Omni2 can be programmed so that two pneumatic operations, made within the period set by the parameter
Double Click Time, will mimic a short operation of the User Switch in Standby.
The standard R-net programming parameter Joystick Orientation may also be useful when using this type of SID. Refer to the
user guide for the programming method you are using for further details.
Standard control of seating movements is via a Hard Puff or Sip and a Soft Puff or Sip will select a different seat axis for
movement.
If required, it is possible to re-program the Omni2 to control the seating movement in alternative ways. Refer to the Actuator
Selection and Actuator Axes sections in the Programming chapter for further details.
For latched operation using this SID type, refer to the Latched Operation section.