Kegel FLEX 17-5801 Operator's Manual page 143

Having all 4 steps adjustable for every lane that the machine travels to will make the Walker
easier to fine-tune and you can customize the adjustments for all of the lanes, if needed.
One example might be if the machine has a drive motor that runs a little slow each day until
it warms up. If the motor gets faster as the Walker moves across the center, then steps 2 and
8, above, can be adjusted at certain lane intervals to compensate for the change in the
motor's speed.
Programming Around Large Divisions Between Pairs
It is very easy to adjust the Walker to move around walkways or larger divisions (i.e.
columns). First, measure to find out what the distance is from center dot to center dot on
the lanes that have the large division. If you find out that the measurement is 93 inches then
divide 0.62 into 93 to get 300. Enter this value into the proper lane to lane location and run
the machine to see how close the setting comes to lining up with the lane.
Programming Around Poles or Walls
an 8 STEP version.
The "6 STEP" version uses steps 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, and 8. To
enable the "6 STEP" version, increase the values of STEPS 3
and 4 to a number greater than 40. If a value greater than
40 is put in steps 5 and 6, then all 8 STEPS will be used.
Put 40 back in steps 3 through 6 and the function turns off.
The machine will not enable Super Advance function if
steps 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, and 8 are used, only the above 6 Step
method will work. Call Kegel for help when using the Super
Advance function.
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To view Super Advance settings, menu back to the LANE TO
LANE ADJUSTMENT screen and press on SUPER ADVANCE. A
password screen will appear, enter your password and press
CONTINUE.
In SUPER ADVANCE LANE TO LANE there are four more
adjustments, two turning and two straight, that can be used
to maneuver around objects. There is a 6 STEP version and
To assist you in determining what the starting values should
be menu to the INPUT/OUTPUT TEST and then press DRIVE
MOTORS. The yellow counter above the STOP button will be
your guide. The counter will make it very easy to see what
each turn, and the straight value should be, or at least a
starting point.