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The Mode button B is on the right-hand side of the remote
module and contains a status LED that lights up, flashes or
pulses depending on the status of the system:
•
Lit together with all other LEDs on display — system
powering up or remote has become remote-in-charge.
See 4.6.1 Attendant-in-charge indication (Attendant
control unit), page 19 and 4.6.2 User-in-Charge
Indication (Compact Remote Module), page 19.
•
Flashing 3x — remote locked. See 4.5 Lock Mode, page
18.
•
Lit while all other indicators are switched off —
firmware upgrade mode.
You can use the mode button for:
•
On attendant control unit:
– Selecting attendant drive/seating functions within the
attendant profile
•
On compact remote module:
– Selecting the drive/seating function within a profile
(short press)
– Selecting the profile (long press)
Selecting the drive/seating function
You can use the mode button to navigate a list of drive
and seating functions. The corresponding drive and seating
function is indicated in the display.
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1.
Short press the button until the correct/seating function
is indicated in the display.
2. With each subsequent short press you select the next
available user function.
When the last function in the list is reached, a
further short press selects the user function at the
beginning of the list.
All drive/seating functions can be selected by the
attendant via the attendant control unit.
Selecting the profile
A profile is a set of settings for an environment, for example
"at home", "at work", etc. You can use the mode button
to navigate a list of profiles. The corresponding profile is
indicated in the display.
1.
Long press the button until the correct drive profile is
indicated in the display.
2. With each subsequent long press you select the next
available drive profile.
When the last profile in the list is reached, a further
long press selects the profile at the beginning of the
list.
Usage
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