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Usage, 6.1 Safety Lockout and Limit Switches, 6.1.1 Reduced Drive Speed (RDS) Limit

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Invacare® Captain's Seat 6 Usage 6.1 Safety Lockout and Limit Switches DANGER! Risk of Severe Injury or Death The angle at which the limit switches/lockouts are set is critical to the safe operation of the seating system. -Invacare will not be liable for any injuries or damage sustained when adjustments are made beyond the factory recommended settings. -To ensure proper set-up, adjustments to safety lockouts and limits should only be performed by a qualified technician. -Never exceed the maximum recommended limits. Safety lockouts and limit switches should be set up to best meet the needs of the user without compromising the overall stability of the wheelchair. -Following any limit or lockout adjustments, always test the seating system over the full range of motion (i.e. elevating seat) to verify the revised set-up is functioning properly and ensure that there are no resulting stability or interference issues. Additional safety limits and lockout switches may be required for more complicated/specialized seating systems. For information on limits/lockouts that are not identified in this manual, please contact our Technical Service Department for assistance. 6.1.1 Reduced Drive Speed (RDS) Limit Seating systems are configured/programmed with a Reduced Drive Speed limit. The limit utilizes a microswitch to trigger the seating system into reduced speed drive as soon as: l the seating system is raised to a pre-determined height (4 in [100 mm]) beyond the home (fully retracted) position. Fig. 6-1 Home Position Fig. 6-2 RDS Limit 6.2 Power Positioning Functions The seating system offers the following functions: 6.2.1 Elevating Seat/Elevating Seat Module The elevating seat module allows users to raise their power 32 60101876-C

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6 Usage
6.1 Safety Lockout and Limit Switches
DANGER!
Risk of Severe Injury or Death
The angle at which the limit switches/lockouts are set
is critical to the safe operation of the seating system.
-Invacare will not be liable for any injuries or damage
sustained when adjustments are made beyond the
factory recommended settings.
-To ensure proper set-up, adjustments to safety
lockouts and limits should only be performed by a
qualified technician.
-Never exceed the maximum recommended limits.
Safety lockouts and limit switches should be set up to
best meet the needs of the user without
compromising the overall stability of the wheelchair.
-Following any limit or lockout adjustments, always
test the seating system over the full range of motion
(i.e. elevating seat) to verify the revised set-up is
functioning properly and ensure that there are no
resulting stability or interference issues.
Additional safety limits and lockout switches may be
required for more complicated/specialized seating
systems. For information on limits/lockouts that are not
identified in this manual, please contact our Technical
Service Department for assistance.
6.1.1 Reduced Drive Speed (RDS) Limit
Seating systems are configured/programmed with a Reduced
Drive Speed limit. The limit utilizes a microswitch to trigger the
seating system into reduced speed drive as soon as:
l
the seating system is raised to a pre-determined height (4
in [100 mm]) beyond the home (fully retracted) position.
Fig. 6-1 Home Position
Fig. 6-2 RDS Limit
6.2 Power Positioning Functions
The seating system offers the following functions:
6.2.1 Elevating Seat/Elevating Seat Module
The elevating seat module allows users to raise their power
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