Quantum Q-LOGIC 3 Programming Manual page 30

30 BLUETOOTH ®
Pairing Assistive Switch Control
On the Hand Control, from the Home Screen follow these
steps:
1. From the Home Screen, give a right input device
command to go into Environmental Settings screen.
2. Highlight Assistive Switch Control and give a right
device command.
3. Highlight New and give another right input device
command.
4. The screen will change and a picture of an iPhone and
iPad will appear. Take notice that the clock will change
to an ID number. That ID number will be the number of
the system when pairing with an Apple device.
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Figure 20. Assistive Switch Control
Pairing Apple Device with Power Chair
1. Tap on Settings
2. On the left hand side of the screen, find Bluetooth and
tap on it.
3. Make sure that the slide switch for the Bluetooth is
turned on. If Bluetooth is on the icon will be set to the
right.
Bluetooth
4. Next find the power chair ID number. It will be
SwitchControlXXXX and tap on it.
5. Verify the pairing code by giving a forward command on
the input device of the power chair and by tapping Pair
on the Apple Device.
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Setting Up Switches
1. Tap on Settings\
2. On the left hand side of the screen tap on General.
3. Find Accessibility and tap on it.
4. Find Switch Control and tap on it.
5. Make sure the Switch Control is switched to green or
to the right side.
6. Next tap on Switches on the right half of the screen.
7. Find Add New Switch and tap on it.
8. Tap on External.
9. The right half of the screen will only say Activate your
external switch.
10. Give a input device command and then name the
external switch.
11. Once the switch is named, program the system function
for which you wish to use that command.
12. Repeat for the remaining 3 directions.
The Scanning Style is default set to Auto Scanning. It
may be easier to set to either Manual Scanning or Single
Switch Step Scanning.
WARNING!
Be aware that cell phones, two-way radios, laptops,
electricity generators or high power sources and other
types of radio transmitters may cause unintended
movement of your electrically powered mobility
vehicle due to EMI. Do not turn on hand-held personal
communication devices, such as citizen band (CB)
radios and cellular phones, while the powered power
chair is turned on. Be aware of nearby transmitters,
such as radio or TV stations, and avoid coming into
close proximity to them.