A200 Standard Version; Options; Control Panel; Control Panel, Swing-Away - Otto Bock A 200 Instructions For Use Manual

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12 A200 Standard Version

The functions of the standard version are described in section 6.2 "Disassembling the A200 Power Wheel-
chair", section 7 "Adjustment Possibilities", and section 9 "Putting into Operation".

13 Options

The A200 has been designed as a modular system.
For accessories and options please refer to the order form.
The options and adjustment possibilities are described in the following.

13.1 Control Panel

13.1.1 Control Panel, swing-away

To allow the user to drive closer to a table or even below the edge of a table, the control panel can be swung to
the side with a special control panel holder. A light pressure from the side on the control panel body will disen-
gage the holder which now can easily be swung to the rear in parallel. When bringing the control panel back to
its original position, the pivot element engages automatically.

13.2 Pelvic Belt

The A200 can be equipped with a pelvic belt. The pelvic belt serves exclusively for fixation when driving the
power wheelchair. The belt must never be used as a safety belt for the user when being transported in the
wheelchair in a motor vehicle.

13.3 Other Options

• Contoured seating systems
Increased sitting comfort
• Headrest mounting kit
Headrests of our Accessories Catalogue
These and other optional add-on components are described on the order form and in the Accessories Cata-
logue.

14 Maintenance and Cleaning

14.1 Maintenance

The correct function of the A200 should be checked before every use. The checks listed in the following table
must be carried out by the user at the indicated intervals. Failure to carry out these simple checks may lead to
problems arising that could invalidate the warranty.
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Joystick error
Error of control unit
Brake has been released
Overvoltage on the control unit
Joystick in mid-position when
switching on
Check the plug connection
Lock the brake or check the motor
plug connection
Check the battery plug connection