Omni Operating Principles; Omni Driving Characteristics; General Operating Principles; User Menu - Sunrise Medical Quickie R-Net Control System Instructions For Use Manual

14.0 Omni Operating Principles

14.1 Omni Driving Characteristics

The Omni has been programmed to suit the SID, the
powerchair's drive performance has been programmed to suit
your needs. The powerchair's speeds, acceleration rates and
braking rates can be adjusted to meet exact requirements.
Refer to your health care professional or authorized dealer.
Before test driving the system ensure there is sufficient space
in which to drive the wheelchair, and that you understand how
to stop the wheelchair quickly.
Firstly, refer to the operating instructions for the type of SID in
use. Ensure that you fully understand each SID command.
It is advisable to initially select the lowest speed setting and
allow yourself to become familiar with the controls before
increasing the setting.
The Omni also contains a training function, whereby any of the
SID's directional commands can be disabled. For example,
the left and right commands could be disabled, in order to
allow you to become familiar with driving forwards. Refer to
your health care professional or authorized dealer to ensure
these values are comfortable and safe.
WARNING!
Sunrise Medical accepts no liability for any losses resulting
from unsuitable values.

14.2 General Operating Principles

When the Omni is powered-up or awoken, a screen such as
in Fig 14.0 will appear. Power-up can be via the On/Off button
on the front panel or via a switch connected into the External
On/Off Switch Jack; while wake-up is via the User Switch.
Indoor-Drive
Fig.14.0
This is a typical screen. Depending on SID type, programing
or system configuration and status, there may be additional
icons.
The wheelchair can now be driven with the SID. While
driving, the speed of the wheelchair will be indicated by the
numeric display and the graphical display.
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14.3 User Menu

With the Menu method of control, an operation of the User
Switch will initiate the User Menu. A typical User Menu is
shown below (Fig 14.1).
Fig.14.1
Seating
Drive
Profile
Sleep
Bluetooth Mouse
Forward and Reverse SID commands will change the
highlighted line on the menu. It is also possible to program an
automatic scanning sequence, which will highlight each line in
turn. Refer to your health care professional or authorized
dealer.
At the right hand end of each line, there will be either a > or a
number surrounded by < >, i.e. < 3 >
A > symbol indicates that a Right SID command (or a User
Switch operation when using a Single Switch Scanner Type
SID) will enter that function.
A <3> display indicates that Left and Right SID commands (or
a User Switch operation when using a Single Switch Scanner
Type SID) will change the selection for that function. The User
Menu can provide the following functions.
Please see opposite page (Fig 14.2).
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