Permobil CJSM2 User manual

Power Platform R-net LCD (CJSM2)

User manual |British English

Introduction

This user manual covers the functions of your Power Platform

R-net LCD (CJSM2) control panel an is inten e as an

extension to your power wheelchair’s user manual.

Please rea an follow all instructions an warnings in all

manuals supplie with your power wheelchair an its

accessories. Incorrect use may both injure the user an

amage the wheelchair. In or er to re uce these risks, carefully

rea all the ocumentation supplie , in particular the safety

instructions an their warning texts.

It is also of the utmost importance that you evote sufficient

time to getting acquainte with the various buttons, functions

an steering controls an the ifferent seat a justment

possibilities etc. of your wheelchair an its accessories before

you begin using them.

All information, pictures, illustrations an specifications are

base upon the pro uct information available at the time.

Pictures an illustrations are representative examples an not

inten e to be exact epictions of the relevant parts.

We reserve the right to make changes to the pro uct without

prior notice.

How to contact Permobil

Permobil Lt .

Unit 7, Polaris Centre, 41 Brownfiel s

Welwyn Gar en City, Herts, AL7 1AN

Unite King om

+44 1484 722 888

+44 1484 723 013

[email protected]

www.permobil.com

Head office of the Permobil Group

Permobil AB

Per U éns väg 20

SE 861 36 Timrå

Swe en

+46 60 59 59 00

[email protected]

www.permobil.com

Pro uce an publishe by Permobil

E ition: 2

Date: 2023-05-23

Or er no: 340201 eng-UK

1 Safety 4

1.1 Types of warning signs 4

1.2 Warning signs 4

2 Power Platform R-net LC control

panel 6

2.1 Charging socket 7

2.2 Jack sockets 8

2.3 Buttons an pa le switches 8

2.3.1 Power, mo e an profile pa le 8

2.3.2 Maximum spee pa le 9

2.3.3 Horn button 9

2.3.4 Mo e button 9

2.3.5 Profile button 9

2.3.6 Function buttons 10

2.4 Locking an unlocking the control system 14

2.4.1 Locking 14

2.4.2 Unlocking 14

2.5 Seat functions 15

2.5.1 Manoeuvring the seat 15

2.5.2 Return to rive mo e 16

2.5.3 Memory 17

2.6 Display 19

2.6.1 Screen symbols 19

2.6.2 Battery in icator 20

2.6.3 Maximum spee in icator 21

2.6.4 Limitations on maximum spee or riving 22

2.6.5 Latche mo e 24

2.6.6 Current profile 25

2.6.7 Loa ing symbol 26

2.6.8 Restart 26

2.6.9 Emergency stop 27

2.6.10 Power Platform temperature 27

2.6.11 Motor temperature 28

2.6.12 In focus 28

2.6.13 Notification 29

2.6.14 Wi-Fi 29

2.6.15 Signal strength 30

2.6.16 Settings menu 30

2.7 Bluetooth mo e 35

2.7.1 General 35

2.7.2 Pairing with evices 35

2.7.3 Operating Bluetooth evices 39

2.7.4 Notes – Bluetooth mo e settings change after

elivery 47

2.8 IR mo e 48

2.8.1 General 48

2.8.2 IR setup 49

2.8.3 Learning an IR co e 50

2.8.4 Learning sequence IR co es 54

2.8.5 Enabling an isabling IR co es 56

2.8.6 Deleting IR co es 56

2.9 Flight mo e 58

2.9.1 Activating flight mo e 58

2.9.2 Deactivating flight mo e 62

1 Safety

1.1 Types of warning signs

The following types of warning signs are use in this manual:

WARNING!

In icates a hazar ous situation which, if not avoi e , coul

result in serious injury or eath as well as amage to the

pro uct or other property.

CAUTION!

In icates a hazar ous situation which, if not avoi e , coul

result in amage to the pro uct or other property.

IMPORTANT!

In icates important information.

1.2 Warning signs

WARNING! Activate flight mo e where

ra io transmission is not allowe

The Power Platform on your wheelchair contains a ra io

transmitter. In certain areas, ra io transmission is not allowe

an your wheelchair must be set to flight mo e . Examples of

these types of areas inclu e, but are not limite to:

• Areas with potentially explosive atmospheres, such as

fuelling areas, below ecks on boats, fuel or chemical

transfer or storage facilities, or areas where the air contains

chemicals or particles such as grain, ust, or metal pow ers.

• Areas where ra io silence is requeste such as hospitals,

clinics or healthcare facilities in or er to prevent possible

interference with sensitive me ical equipment.

• Airports or insi e aircraft when you are instructe by airport

or airline staff to use flight mo e.

• Blasting areas or in areas poste with notifications request-

ing ”two-way ra ios” or ”electronic evices” to be turne off

to avoi interfering with blasting operations.

You are responsible for paying attention to where ra io trans-

mission is allowe an also where it is not allowe .

4- Safety

WARNING! Always replace amage

joystick covers

Protect the wheelchair from exposure to any type of moisture,

inclu ing rain, snow, mu or spray.

If any of the covers or the joystick boot has cracks or tears, it

must be replace imme iately. Failure to o so may allow

moisture to enter the electronics an cause personal injury or

property amage, inclu ing fire.

IMPORTANT! Releasing the joystick stops

seat movement

Release the joystick at any time to stop seat movement.

IMPORTANT! Use only the supplie battery

charger

The wheelchair’s guarantee will be ren ere invali if any evice

other than the battery charger supplie with the wheelchair or

the lock key is connecte via the control panel charger socket.

IMPORTANT! Systems ata can be

transmitte

The Power Platform on your wheelchair can recor systems

ata an , if activate , can transmit some ata in certain

instances, inclu ing GPS location. This information helps, for

example, to iagnose wheelchair systems an to continuously

improve wheelchair safety. Permobil may access the informa-

tion an share it with others:

• with the consent of the wheelchair owner or his or her

personal representative;

• for safety research or wheelchair iagnosis purpose;

• in response to an official request by law enforcement or

other government agency;

• for use in ispute resolution involving Permobil, its affiliates

or sales/service organisation; an

• as otherwise require or permitte by law.

For a itional information about how Permobil may use your

ata, refer to the privacy notice at

https://privacy.permobil.com/

Safety - 5

2 Power Platform R-net LC control panel

A. Hazar lights an seat lift

B. Lights an backrest tilt

C. Screen.

. Left in icator an leg rest tilt

E. Right in icator an seat tilt

F. Mo e button

G. Profile button

H. Main power On or Off. mo e or profile

selector

I. Maximum spee pa le, ecrease or

increase.

J. Joystick

K. Horn button

45%

Outdoor

12:00

0.0

km/h

18 km

6- Power Platform R-net LCD control panel

The overview image on the prece ing page shows the basic functions of the

control panel. All buttons, toggle switches an the joystick may have

a itional functionality.

The charging socket is locate on the front of the panel.

Two jack sockets are locate on the base of the panel. One is inten e for an

external On/Off switch an the other for an external profile switch.

The wheelchair may also be equippe with an extra seat control panel in

a ition to the control panel.

2.1 Charging socket

This socket shoul only be use for charging or locking the wheelchair. Do not

connect any type of programming cable into this socket. This socket shoul

not be use as a power supply for any other electrical evice. Connecting

other electrical evices may amage the control system or affect the

wheelchair’s EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) performance.

IMPORTANT! Use only the supplie battery charger

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2.2 Jack sockets

The external on/off switch jack ( ) allows the user to turn the control system

on or off using an external evice such as a bu y button.

The external profile switch jack ( ) allows the user to select profiles using an

external evice such as a bu y button. To change the profile while riving,

simply press the button.

2.3 Buttons and paddle switches

On the control panel, there are a total of 7 buttons an 2 pa le switches.

2.3.1 Power, mode and profile paddle

The pa le switch is use to switch the control system on or off.

Push the pa le switch forwar s to switch the power on.

Pull the pa le switch backwar s to switch the power off.

The pa le switch can also be use to scroll through the available profiles an

mo es. Push the pa le forwar to scroll through the available profiles an

mo es.

8- Power Platform R-net LCD control panel

2.3.2 Maximum speed paddle

This pa le ecreases or increases the wheelchair’s maximum spee . The

maximum spee in icator on the isplay shows the current setting. Push the

pa le forwar s to increase the setting an backwar s to ecrease the

setting.

If your wheelchair has a Power Platform, then there are new icons on your

control panel. See chapter 2.6 Display, page 19.

2.3.3 Horn button

The horn will soun while this button is presse .

2.3.4 Mode button

The mo e button allows the user to navigate through the available operating

mo es for the control system. The available mo es epen on programming

an the range of auxiliary output evices connecte to the control system.

2.3.5 Profile button

The profile button allows the user to navigate through the profiles available for

the control system. The number of profiles available epen s on how the

control system is programme .

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2.3.6 Function buttons

Four function buttons are locate on the left an right si es of the isplay.

The symbols on the screen show the current function.

2.3.6.1 Hazard lights and seat lift

This button controls the wheelchair hazar lights if your wheelchair is

equippe with lights, an the seat lift if this function is programme for your

control panel.

The hazar lights are use when the wheelchair is positione such that it

constitutes an obstruction for others. When the hazar lights are on, a symbol

on the screen will flash in sync with the wheelchair’s hazar lights.

This is how you turn the hazar lights on an off.

1. Press the button to turn on the hazar lights.

2. Press the button again to turn off the hazar lights.

This is how you control the seat lift.

1. Press an hol the button to lift the seat to the preferre position.

2. Press an hol the button again to lower the seat to the preferre

position.

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