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Invacare® LiNX
Battery synchronisation
NEW Batteries Only—The wheelchair power must be
on during charging to ensure that accurate battery
charge levels display on the remote. New batteries
must be charged fully. The Battery synchronization
Procedure MUST be performed within 24 hours
of powering on the wheelchair. The Battery
synchronization procedure can be found in the LiNX
service manual and must be performed by a provider
or qualified technician.
5.12.1 Battery alarms
High voltage warning
The batteries are overcharged.
All LEDs on and the green LEDs flashing.
1. Disconnect battery charger.
Low voltage warning
The batteries are empty.
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Only one red LED on and flashing.
1. Power down wheelchair.
2. Charge batteries immediately.
5.13 Attendant control unit (DLX-REM050)
The ON/OFF button of the attendant control unit is
sealed with a label, which indicates to read the user
manual of the remote before using the attendant
control unit for the first time. You can remove the
label after reading the user manual.
The attendant control unit is a component of the
wheelchair's control system, intended to allow attendants to
interact with the system. The attendant control unit allows
the attendant to take control of drive function, as configured
and connected within the wheelchair's control system.
Before using the attendant control unit for the first
time, you should familiarize well with its operation.
Invacare recommends to test the behavior of the
attendant control unit without an occupant to avoid
injury. When handing over to other attendants, they
need a sufficient instruction as well.
When two remote modules are connected in the same
system, both are capable of performing the same functions
but only one of them has control of the system at any one
time. While one remote is in charge, the other does not
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