Invacare LiNX DLX-REM400 User Manual page 11

By default, this function is only enabled for chair configurations with
an external control input that will not allow the control of horn or
lights. Contact your provider to change the configuration and to set up
your desired operations.
For an example how to use an utility card in daily use, refer to 4.12
Operating Lighting Functions and Horn via Utility Function Card, page
48.
Arrangement
User function cards are arranged in rows of profiles. Each profile can
hold user function cards, which can be of the same type, for example
all drive cards, or can be a mixture of drive, seating and connectivity
cards.
The maximum number of function cards across all profiles is 40. In a
configuration with five profiles, for example, each profile can hold up
to eight function cards.
Function Cards
F1 F2
P1
Profil
P2
es
P3
P4
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F3 F4 F5 F6
2.3 Navigation Button
Depending on the configuration of the remote module and the user's
needs, the navigation button is displayed bottom-left or bottom-right
on the screen.
When activated, navigation button colour changes f rom grey to blue.
The navigation button has two important functions:
1. A visual indication of the configured interaction mode.
Configured for swipe-and-tap actions
This means, that swiping and tapping the screen
activates different functions.
Configured for tap actions
This means, that only tapping the screen activates
different functions. Swipe inputs are ignored.
For more information about changing the interaction
mode, refer to 4.2.4 Configuring Settings, page 21.
2. A navigation function depending on context and activation
duration. For example, a short press on the navigation button,
while viewing an active user function card, opens the card
preview display, refer to 4.3 Selecting Functions, page 23. A long
press opens the status screen, refer to 4.2.4 Configuring Settings,
page 21.
Additional to the touch display, external inputs can be used to interact
with the system, refer to 4.21 Using Secondary Inputs, page 73.
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