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3. Adjust arm prompts, arm platforms or
hand loops:
• Adjust the width, height and angles
of arm prompts (see pp 13–14) or
handloops (see page 11).
4. Adjust thigh prompts:
• Adjust the height, angle and strap
length to guide the stride of the client
(see page 22).
• The thigh prompt is important for
positioning the client’s thighs closer
together or further apart. It also
prevents the client’s body from
twisting in the Pacer.
5. Adjust ankle prompts:
• Adjust straps and spring adjusters
to guide the stride of the client (see
page 23).
6. Adjust the tray position and angle
(see
page 24).
7. Release the caster brakes.
Posterior positioning
Rear facing
Figure 29a:
Clients can be
positioned in
the Pacer facing the rear (open end) of the
frame. This is called posterior positioning.
It allows advanced clients to move freely
without obstructions below or in front of
them.
Chest prompt (if used) opens front
and back for posterior positioning and
transfers.
1. Apply the caster brakes
to immobilize
the Pacer.
2. Remove accessories.
Unfasten clamps
around the top bars (see page 10).
Figure 29a
3. Turn accessories
to face open end of
Pacer frame and reattach to the top bar.
4. Reset swivel locks
in opposite direction
if needed (see page 9).
5. If any other prompts are required,
follow anterior positioning instructions
in reverse (see Pages 27 and 28).
6. Release caster brakes.
For more details on accessories, function
and recommended uses, go to:
www.rifton.com/pacer
