Using Secondary Inputs - Invacare LiNX REM400 User's Manual Supplement

LiNX® Control System
set up as described in 6.17.2 Setting up switch control, page
81.
Controlling Mobile Device
1. Press the preassigned switch on your remote. Your
mobile device executes the deposited action.
Disconnecting
To stop using switch control function, select a different
function screen from a profile. When the switch control
connectivity screen has been deselected, the Bluetooth
connection disconnects.

6.18 Using secondary inputs

CAUTION!
Risk of injury
If an external input is used, unrequested
functions or speed settings can lead to
unexpected operations.
– To avoid unexpected operations, check which
function is operated and what the function's
speed is set to.
If you are unable to use a standard joystick, you can control
the system via an external input. All following inputs are
able to control the driving function. With some of the
following inputs you are also able to switch the function
screens to control seating or light functions, if available.
In case of a proportional joystick or the Sip and Puff Head
Array, the wheelchair can be driven forward, reverse, right
or left by a four–quadrant (4Q) operation without additional
switches. This is different to an operation based on three
86
quadrants (3Q), such as a Head Array or a Four Switch
Proximity Array. There you have the possibility to move
forward, right or left with the aid of proximity sensors. In
order to allow the wheelchair to be driven in reverse or
changing function screens, an additional switch or sensor is
required.
The Head Array and the Four Switch Proximity Array are
provided with a Proton Box, so your provider can fit the
arrays to your individual needs by using the dip switches.
Default dip switch setup:
1 Reset/Reverse switch turned off.
2 Not used at the moment.
3 Turned on, to power up with wheelchair.
4 Not used at the moment.
5 Not used at the moment.
6 Audible input indicator turned off.
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