Drive U-drive IFU, Руководство пользователя

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Operating the U-Drive
On / Off Button
Horn
Battery Gauge
Speed / Profile Indicator
Increase Speed / Profile
Decrease Speed / Profile
Charger and
Programmer socket
Control Panel
(see previous
diagram)
Joystick
Joystick Control Panel shown above
HOW TO OPERATE THE U-DRIVE
1. Joystick. The primary function of the joystick
is to control the speed and direction of the
wheelchair. The further you push the joystick
from the centre position the faster the
wheelchair will move. When you release the
joystick the brakes are automatically
applied.
2. On / Off button. The on/off button applies
power to the control system electronics,
which in turn supply power to the
wheelchair’s motors. Do not use the on/off
button to stop the wheelchair unless there is
an emergency. (If you do, you may shorten
the life of the wheelchair drive components).
The battery gauge shows you that the
wheelchair is switched on. It also indicates
the operating status of the wheelchair.
3. Increase Speed / Profile. Press this button to
increase the maximum speed of the
wheelchair.
4. Decrease Speed / Profile. Press this button
to decrease the maximum speed of the
wheelchair.
5. Speed / Profile Indicator. This shows the
maximum speed of the wheelchair. The more
LEDs are lit, the faster the maximum speed.
The wheelchair can be configured to use
drive profiles. However, this is not included
by default. For more information about drive
profiles, contact your dealer. If the speed
indicator ripples, this means the wheelchair
is locked.
To unlock / lock the wheelchair:
Switch the wheelchair on
Hold down the on/off button for 1 second
(lock only)
Deflect the joystick forwards until the control
system bleeps
Deflect the joystick backwards until the
control system bleeps
Release the joystick. There will be a long
bleep and the wheelchair will be unlocked /
locked.
6. Horn. Press this button to sound the horn.
The horn will stop when you release the
button.
7. Battery Gauge. This shows the battery
power level of the wheelchair.
The more LEDs that are lit, the more power
is left in the battery.
The LEDs will be lit
constantly when the wheelchair is operating
normally.