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R-Net Control System | Rev. H | English
6.2 Using Your Control System
Make sure that the control system is mounted securely and
that the joystick position is correct, (Fig 6.2). 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.
Driving Technique
The control system interprets your joystick movements and
produces appropriate movements of your wheelchair. It is
easy and simple to control the wheelchair as the system
uses proportional control, which is especially useful if you
are inexperienced. One popular technique is to simply point
the joystick in the direction you want to go, (Fig 6.3). 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 wheelchair will go. Releasing the joystick will
stop the wheelchair.
The intelligent speed control system minimizes the effects of
slopes and different types of terrain.
Slow or sluggish movement
If the wheelchair does not travel at full speed or does not
respond quickly enough, and the battery condition is good,
check the maximum speed setting, (Fig 6.4). If adjusting the
speed setting does not remedy the problem then it's possible
there may be a non-hazardous fault. Contact your service
agent.
WARNING:
• You must be capable of driving a wheelchair safely. Sunrise
Medical accepts no liability for losses of any kind arising
from failure to comply with this condition.
• If you are in any doubt, please consult your healthcare
professional who can provide you with further information
and advice.
For comprehensive instructions and advice on driving
techniques for your wheelchair and more, please
consult your wheelchair Owners Manual/Instruction
Book.
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