Curtiss-Wright R-NET, Техническое руководство

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Clear Trip Distance A right joystick deflection will clear the Trip Distance value.
Exit A right joystick deflection will return to the Settings Menu.
8.4 BACKLIGHT
This sets the intensity of the LCD backlight.
The adjustable range is 0% to 100% in steps of 10%. Adjustments are made with left and right joystick deflections.
8.5 BACKGROUND
This sets the color of the screen background. Blue is the standard, but in very bright sunlight then a white background will make
the display more visible.
The options are Blue, White and Auto. Left and right joystick deflections are used to change between the options.
Blue means the background will be blue in all Profiles.
White means the background will be white in all Profiles.
Auto means the color will be set by the programmable parameter, Background, which can be set to be different across the
Profiles. For example, blue for the slower Profiles that are for indoor use and white for the faster Profiles intended for ou tdoor
use. For more details of the parameter, Background, refer to the relevant section in the Programming chapter.
8.6 IR SETUP
IR Set up allows the user access the Omni IR (Infra Red) menus. For full details on how to learn, delete and use the IR functions
available please refer to the R-net Omni Technical Manual SK78813.
8.7 EXIT
Exits the Settings Menu back to normal operation.
9 TIPS FOR USING YOUR CONTROL SYSTEM
9.1 DRIVING - GENERAL
Make sure that the control system is mounted securely and that the joystick position is correct. The hand or limb you use to
operate the joystick should be supported, for example by the wheelchair arm pad. Do not use the joystick as the sole support
for your hand or limb - wheelchair movements and bumps could upset your control.
9.2 DRIVING TECHNIQUE
The control system interprets your joystick movements and produces appropriate movements of your wheelchair. You will need
very little concentration to control the wheelchair, which is especially useful if you are in experienced. One popular technique is
to simply point the joystick in the direction you want to go. The wheelchair will “home-in” on the direction you push the
joystick.
The further you push the joystick away from the rest position, the faster the wheelcha ir will go. Releasing the joystick will stop
the wheelchair.