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You can use the mode button for: • On attendant control unit: - Selecting attendant drive/seating functions within the attendant profile • On compact remote module: - Selecting the drive/seating function within a profile (short press) - Selecting the profile (long press) Selecting the Drive/Seating Function You can use the mode button to navigate a list of drive and seating functions. The corresponding drive and seating function is indicated in the display. 1. Short press the button until the correct/seating function is indicated in the display. 2. With each subsequent short press you select the next available user function. When the last function in the list is reached, a further short press selects the user function at the beginning of the list. All drive/seating functions can be selected by the attendant via the attendant control unit. Selecting the Profile A profile is a set of settings for an environment, for example "at home", "at work", etc. You can use the mode button 1195718-A Usage to navigate a list of profiles. The corresponding profile is indicated in the display. 1. Long press the button until the correct drive profile is indicated in the display. 2. With each subsequent long press you select the next available drive profile. When the last profile in the list is reached, a further long press selects the profile at the beginning of the list. 5.5 Lock Mode You can use the lock function to restrict who can use the system, but also can help prevent unintentional use of the controls for when the system is not required for any length of time. You can only lock a system when it is powered up and you are user-in-charge. If the mobility device or a powered seating function can not move further in one direction, there is 5.6.7 Lock-Out Indication, page 28. Locking the System 1. Press and hold the button for three seconds. When entering a locked state, the mode button flashes quickly three times. The system is locked. 25

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Usage
You can use the mode button for:
•
On attendant control unit:
– Selecting attendant drive/seating functions within the
attendant profile
•
On compact remote module:
– Selecting the drive/seating function within a profile
(short press)
– Selecting the profile (long press)
Selecting the Drive/Seating Function
You can use the mode button to navigate a list of drive
and seating functions. The corresponding drive and seating
function is indicated in the display.
1.
Short press the button until the correct/seating function
is indicated in the display.
2.
With each subsequent short press you select the next
available user function.
When the last function in the list is reached, a
further short press selects the user function at the
beginning of the list.
All drive/seating functions can be selected by the
attendant via the attendant control unit.
Selecting the Profile
A profile is a set of settings for an environment, for example
“at home”, “at work”, etc. You can use the mode button
to navigate a list of profiles. The corresponding profile is
indicated in the display.
1.
Long press the button until the correct drive profile is
indicated in the display.
2.
With each subsequent long press you select the next
available drive profile.
When the last profile in the list is reached, a further
long press selects the profile at the beginning of the
list.
5.5
Lock Mode
You can use the lock function to restrict who can use the
system, but also can help prevent unintentional use of the
controls for when the system is not required for any length
of time. You can only lock a system when it is powered up
and you are user-in-charge.
If the mobility device or a powered seating function can
not move further in one direction, there is
5.6.7 Lock-Out
Indication, page 28
.
Locking the System
1.
Press and hold the button for three seconds.
When entering a locked state, the mode button flashes
quickly three times. The system is locked.
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