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Meyra TA R-Net CJSM2 Operating Manual

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OPERATING MANUAL
R-Net CJSM2
This product fulfils the requirements of
Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices.
300-49 UM CJSM2 - GB - 06.2021, vers. 1:0

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  • Page 1 OPERATING MANUAL R-Net CJSM2 This product fulfils the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices. 300-49 UM CJSM2 - GB - 06.2021, vers. 1:0...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Symbol key Introduction Models Specifications Usage Adjustment Reuse Product life span Safety precautions Connecting two control modules Overview CJSM2 <LCD> Joystick Module Push-button control panel Symbols control panel LCD screen Attendant control Push-button control panel LED indicators Buttons and symbols Attendant control LCD screen Before use...
  • Page 3 Mode menu Drive mode Settings mode Joystick Driving and steering manoeuvres Braking the electric wheelchair Attendant control Selecting a control mode Electronic adjustments Selecting an electronic adjustment Standard electronic adjustments Complex electronic adjustments Individual features/settings Odometer (total kilometres) Trip counter Resetting the trip counter Driving program Settings menu...
  • Page 4 Technical data Thermodynamic data Warranty/guarantee Warranty certificate Notes...

  • Page 5: Symbol Key

    SYMBOL KEY MODELS This operating manual applies to the fol- Safety precautions with a coloured back- lowing joystick module: ground must always be followed! CJSM2 module ☞ This symbol designates a precaution or recommendation. SPECIFICATIONS [ ] Refers to an image number This joystick module has been developed ( ) Refers to a functional component in an for electric wheelchairs with R-Net electron-...

  • Page 6: Adjustment

    ADJUSTMENT PRODUCT LIFE SPAN We estimate that the product should have Read this manual before you use the an expected average life span of 4 years in- wheelchair for the first time and follow sofar as the product is used for the intended the instructions carefully.

  • Page 7: Connecting Two Control Modules

    CONNECTING TWO CONTROL MODULES This must only be performed by the dis- tributor. It is possible to connect two joystick mod- ules to the R-Net LCD system. This option may be helpful if an attendant will be operating the electric wheelchair and the joystick module does not need to be moved to the back of the wheelchair.

  • Page 8: Overview

    OVERVIEW CJSM2 <LCD> Joystick Module (1) Joystick (2) Charging socket (3) Jack for external Mode push button (11) or controller (4) Jack for external ON/OFF button (5) IR transmitter Push-button control panel (6) Horn (7) ON/OFF and Profile/Mode (8) Mode selector (9) Left turn signal, ON/OFF (10) Hazard light, ON/OFF (11) Lights, ON/OFF...

  • Page 9: Lcd Screen

    LCD screen ☞ The LED indicators light up whenever a function is activated. (20) Left turn signal display (21) Hazard light display (22) Battery charge indicator (23) Lights indicator (24) Right turn signal display (25) Profile display (26) Speed setting (27) Graphic display of the actual driving speed or electronic power consump- tion.

  • Page 10: Attendant Control

    Attendant control (1) Joystick (2) Support plate Push-button control panel (3) Pre-set maximum speed (4) Mode selector (5) Control mode selector (user/attendant) LED indicators (6) Control mode (user) (7) Control mode (attendant) (8) Pre-set maximum speed levels...

  • Page 11: Buttons And Symbols

    BUTTONS AND SYMBOLS ON/OFF Turns the joystick module on and off, respectively. ☞ On start-up, the electronics perform a system test. ☞ The button automatically returns to a neutral position. Profile/Mode Cycles through available driving profiles and config- urable functions each time the lever is moved back- wards.

  • Page 12: Attendant Control

    BUTTONS AND SYMBOLS Max. speed Pushing the knob backwards reduces the max. speed setting, Minus setting one level (20%) at a time. ☞ For safety reasons, we recommend only using the Minus knob when the wheelchair is in a sta- tionary position.

  • Page 13: Lcd Screen

    Attendant control Pre-set The illuminated diode (LED) below the symbol control mode shows which control mode has been selected. indicator Mode Switches between Drive mode and Settings mode. ☞ Only press the Mode button when the electric wheelchair is in a sta- tionary position.
  • Page 14 LCD screen Electronic The illuminated area within the symbol indicates adjustment which electronic setting is selected. ☞ The symbol appears whenever you switch over to Settings mode. ☞ Follow the instructions in the chapter Electronic adjustments on page 26. Joystick The electric wheelchair is protected against unau- module thorised use.

  • Page 15: Before Use

    BEFORE USE Charging the batteries Do not insert objects aside from the safe- ty plug and battery charger plug into the charging socket. – Risk of a short circuit! To charge the batteries, first turn off the joy- stick module, then insert the battery charg- er plug into the joystick module socket (2).

  • Page 16: Lock

    Lock The joystick module is locked if a padlock symbol appears on the LCD screen [1]. The joystick module can be locked to pro- tect the electric wheelchair against unau- thorised use. While this is not configured by default, your distributor can add this feature on request.

  • Page 17: Deactivating The Lock

    The lock key feature After you turn on the joystick module, plug the lock key [1] into the charging socket (2). Remove the lock key plug after you hear a short <beep>. ☞ The electronics disable Drive mode and are automatically shut down. Deactivating the lock Deactivating the lock via the ON/OFF button...

  • Page 18: Auto-Shutdown

    Auto-shutdown To conserve battery power, your electric wheelchair is equipped with an auto-shut- down feature. Unless you move the joystick or press a but- ton on the control module, the wheelchair shuts down automatically after the pre-set timeout period. ☞ While this feature is not standard, your service representative can configure it and set a timeout period ranging from 1 to 30 minutes.

  • Page 19: Pre-Drive Inspection

    PRE-DRIVE INSPECTION Battery indicator After you turn on the joystick module, after a short system test, the battery indicator (21) displays the battery charge level. As the batteries drain, the battery indicator will show an increasingly smaller number of illuminated segments (21). ☞...

  • Page 20: Pre-Set Maximum Speed

    Pre-set maximum speed Risk of an accident due to: – Inappropriately set maximum speed level. – Select a lower maximum speed level while driving! The max. speed level must be selected according to your personal circumstances and particular driving situation! When driving downhill adjust the max.

  • Page 21: Attendant Control

    Attendant control Before or while driving, each time you press the button (3), the maximum speed setting increases one level, up to a maximum level of 5. If you press the button again on level 5, the maximum speed will return to level 1, the lowest setting.

  • Page 22: Speed Levels

    Speed levels The max. speed level must be selected according to your personal circumstances and particular driving situation! Select a low speed level in hazard situa- tions where you feel insecure (e.g. driving in confined spaces, downhill, on ramps, in pedestrian zones or similar).

  • Page 23: Mode Menu

    MODE MENU Only press the Mode button when the electric wheelchair is in a stationary po- Drive mode sition. By pushing the MODE button, you can tog- gle between Drive mode, Settings mode and other active modes such as Bluetooth or IR [1].

  • Page 24: Joystick

    JOYSTICK Do not move the joystick until the battery indicator steadily lights up. Driving and steering manoeuvres The joystick (1) on the electric wheelchair is used for acceleration and braking. Slow- ly move the joystick in the desired driving direction. The farther you move the joystick away from the midline position, the faster the wheelchair goes (up to the pre-set maxi-...

  • Page 25: Attendant Control

    ATTENDANT CONTROL Attendant control is only available with modules JSM, CJSM and CJSM2. JSM is not a stand-alone feature. ☞ Follow the instructions in the chapter Overview on page 8. Selecting a control mode When the control lever (6) is pushed for- ward to ON/OFF (15) on the CJSM2 joystick module, the last control mode selected is reactivated.

  • Page 26: Electronic Adjustments

    ELECTRONIC ☞ If a flashing red turtle appears next to the wheelchair symbol, it means that ADJUSTMENTS the wheelchair has been stopped for The electronic adjustments that are availa- safety reasons. - Continuing to drive is only possible if the adjustment is re- ble vary depending on the particular equip- ment on the electric wheelchair.

  • Page 27: Complex Electronic Adjustments

    Complex electronic adjustments LCD screen indicators ☞ If an option has been stored in Memory, ☞ More information about a particular all the adjustments will be illuminated. electronic adjustment may appear in the text below the symbols. If base or final positions are stored for the backrest, seat angle, recline, stand or leg The symbol shown means: menus, arrows will appear.
  • Page 28 The symbol shown means: Reclining to standing 45° to standing Memory 1/2 Memory 3/4...

  • Page 29: Individual Features/Settings

    INDIVIDUAL FEATURES/ SETTINGS ☞ Not all features described here may be available for your particular wheelchair. Odometer (total kilometres) The LCD display shows the total number of kilometres (29), up to a maximum of 99,999. ☞ Only the kilometres travelled in a for- ward direction are shown.

  • Page 30: Driving Program

    Driving program Up to eight driving profiles can be selected by pressing the Profiles button (12). The different properties of the driving pro- grams allow you to set the electric wheel- chair’s drive characteristics to suit particular driving conditions. For example, separate programs can be downloaded to enable the use of special controllers.

  • Page 31: Settings Menu

    Settings menu ☞ Each sub-menu includes an Exit menu option that returns you to the main menu. The Settings menu [1] allows you to access the following menus: ☞ Time – Set Time – Display Time (in standard or military time) ☞...

  • Page 32: Accessing The Settings Menu

    Accessing the Settings menu 1. Depress and hold the hazard light but- ton (9) for approximately 3 seconds. ☞ Wait until you hear a short < beep >. 2. Release the button (9). ☞ The Settings menu [1] appears on the LCD screen.

  • Page 33: Gyro

    GYRO Gyro must be deactivated prior to/during any transport in a moving vehicle. This can be done by selecting a special driving program suited to these condi- tions. The Gyro, which is standard in FWD and FWDS, helps to right the wheelchair when it would otherwise tilt or topple over, such as on uneven terrain.

  • Page 34: External Connectivity Options

    EXTERNAL CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS The joystick module allows additional con- nectivity options for external connections such as e.g.: – A Mode selector (1) – An ON/OFF button (2) Connecting external button controllers To connect external control buttons, re- move the plug cover and insert the plug in question all the way into the appropriate jack (3)+(4) / [6].

  • Page 35: Ir Interface

    IR INTERFACE Follow the instructions in the external de- vice’s operating manual. External devices with IR remote control, e.g. a television, can be controlled via the joy- stick module. Entering IR remote control codes 1. Press and hold the hazard light for 3 seconds.

  • Page 36: Bluetooth

    BLUETOOTH Follow the instructions in the devices’ op- erating manual. The Bluetooth menu shows all devices that are connected via Bluetooth. External devices with a Bluetooth interface, e.g. a smartphone, can be controlled via the joystick module. ☞ Set-up requires the assistance of your service representative.

  • Page 37: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING Errors and information are displayed in the centre of the joystick module’s LCD screen. (a) Displays the location of the error. (b) Displays the error code. (c) Displays the cause of the malfunction. In principle, perform the following steps to remediate the malfunction: 1.
  • Page 38 Error code Cause Solution 1E01 Auto-shutdown has been Remove the charger from the activated. charging socket. 2F00 System error or joystick mal- Do not touch the joystick when function connecting a device or accessory. 0E00, 0E02, 1200, Joystick malfunction Replace the joystick module. 1202 Get it repaired at an authorised ser- vice centre.
  • Page 39 Information Cause Solution The lock is engaged. Turn off the lock. ☞ See the chapter Lock on page 16. Joystick moved too soon Release the joystick. Joystick malfunction Automatic speed reduction Set the electronic adjustment on is enabled. base position. Yellow symbol ☞...

  • Page 40: Maintenance/Repair

    MAINTENANCE/REPAIR Weekly inspections Joystick operation in connection with the Repairs magnetic brake system: Before the inspec- tion, ensure that there is at least 1 metre of You can have complete confidence in your free space around the wheelchair. distributor when it comes to repairs. He or she has been instructed on how to perform Turn on the control module and wait until the work and employs properly trained per-...
  • Page 41 TECHNICAL DATA Thermodynamic data Environmental -25 °C to operating +50 °C temperature range Storage temperature -40 °C to range +65 °C Enclosure class IP54 WARRANTY/GUARANTEE Any lack of compliance with the Oper- ating manual or unprofessionally per- formed maintenance work, especially with respect to technical modifications and add-ons (installed parts) without our express consent shall not only void this...
  • Page 42 Warranty certificate Please complete! May be copied as needed and sent to your distributor. Warranty/guarantee Model name: Packing slip no.: SN (refer to the nameplate): Date of delivery: Distributor’s stamp:...
  • Page 43 NOTES...
  • Page 44 Manufacturer: TA Service A/S Centervej Syd 2 DK-4733 Tappernøje Denmark ta-service@ta-service.dk T: +45 56 72 57 77 www.ta-service.dk Distributor Please find local distributors at www.ta-service.dk www.ta-service.dk...

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