Otto Bock Skippi Plus Service Manual page 62

enAble50 wheelchair control – installation and programming
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Input Devices
> Handcontrol Settings
> Drive
> Profile 1
> Reverse acceleration
(RevAccel)
Input Devices
> Handcontrol Settings
> Drive
> Profile 1
> Reverse deceleration (Rev-
Decel)
Input Devices
> Handcontrol Settings
> Drive
> Profile 1
> Turning acceleration (TurnAc-
cel)
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Unit
20 % Maximum reverse acceleration
Specifies the reverse acceleration of
the wheelchair when the position of the
potentiometer is set to maximum.
A high value represents a short acce-
leration time and a fast start. High
acceleration values result in abrupt
speed changes and should only be
used in special cases.
If the position of the potentiometer is
between minimum and maximum, the
reverse acceleration is scaled linearly.
Ensure the user can operate the
wheelchair safely at maximum accele-
ration.
20 % Maximum reverse deceleration
Specifies the reverse deceleration of
the wheelchair when the position of the
potentiometer is set to maximum.
A high value represents a short dece-
leration time and a rapid stop. High
deceleration values result in abrupt
speed changes and should only be
used in special cases.
If the position of the potentiometer is
between minimum and maximum, the
reverse deceleration is scaled linearly.
Ensure the user can operate the
wheelchair safely at maximum decele-
ration.
10 % Maximum turning acceleration
Specifies the turning acceleration of
the wheelchair when the position of the
potentiometer is set to maximum.
A high value represents higher turning
acceleration and more rapid direction
changes. High turning acceleration
values result in abrupt direction
changes and should only be used in
special cases.
If the position of the potentiometer is
between minimum and maximum, the
turning acceleration is scaled linearly.
Ensure the user can operate the
wheelchair safely at maximum accele-
ration.
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