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LiNX Controller Operation

DK-REMD 11 Controller Operation(P326D)

Adjusting the Footrest Position(P326D)

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Summary of Contents for P326A series

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Page 2: ...LiNX Controller Operation DK REMD 11 Controller Operation P326D Adjusting the Footrest Position P326D 39 14 12 10 8 15 16 17 18 18 18 18 18 19 20 25 26 34 47 49 50...

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Page 7: ...ed roads 2 Do not attempt to climb any curbs 3 Do not attempt to cross any gap 4 Do not attempt to climb any ramp 5 Do not attempt to recline over 105 Do not step on the footrest when mounting or dism...

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Page 15: ...SEAT LIFT P326D...

Page 16: ...Dynamic Shark 40A PG VR2 40A Dynamic LiNX 40A Dynamic Shark 60A P326A P326D 15 5 19 5 39 50cm 22 29 5 56 75cm 17 21 43 53cm 21 5 23 5 55 60cm 66kg 145 lbs 60kg 132 lbs P326A P326D...

Page 17: ...Seat Lift Power seat elevator available...

Page 18: ...For P326A 1 Disconnect the controller plug Fig A 2 Lift seat up Fig C For P326D...

Page 19: ...For P326A Please to refer P25 For P326D...

Page 20: ...Footrest Position Adjustment P326D 1 Put the Footrest in the tube Fig O 2 Put in the plug Fig O 3 Adjust the footrest to forward or backward and then tighten the knob Fig O Fig O 1 2 3...

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Page 26: ...ontact your dealer If this fault occurs during when you stop or when you travel down a slope and the batteries are not full the battery connector may make intermittent contact Check the battery cables...

Page 27: ...nction 1 use the joystick Forward Reverse To access Seat Function 2 either press the Seat Function Button again or move the joystick right The amber coloured 2 LED will light Use the joystick Forward...

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Page 41: ...features of these Remotes These features are described in more detail in the following sec ons Warning Users should be aware that the surface of the Remote can poten ally get hot when it is exposed to...

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Page 43: ...ys ck is de ected from the centre posi on the wheelchair will move in the direc on of the joys ck movement The speed of the wheelchair is propor onal to the joys ck de ec on so that the further the jo...

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Page 56: ...Rev 4 01 11 2016...

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