DYNAMIC DL CONTROLLER
When the ON/OFF button is pressed, a bleep tone can be heard from the controller and the battery charge indicator will light up confirming that power is switched on and the wheelchair is ready to move.
The Speed Control Knob on the rear of the Controller enables you to reduce the maximum speed at which the wheelchair can travel when the joystick is fully deflected in any direction. The more you turn this knob anticlockwise, the lower will be the maximum speed, no matter how far you push or pull the joystick.
The Battery Charge Indicator (Fig. 2) lights up when the ON/OFF button is pressed into ON. It gives you updated information as to how much charge approximately is left in the batteries, so that you can estimate how much further you can drive before you have to recharge the batteries. The reading will drop while the wheelchair is being driven, and increase after the wheelchair has been at a standstill for a few seconds. This is quite normal, and it is best to check the indicator while the wheelchair is stationary.
The battery charge indicator also informs you of any fault condition when one or several of its lamps begin to flash.
Display flashing slowly: the wheelchairs moves slowly, but with sluggish response and reduced speed indicates
the batteries are discharged below the critical level or possible controller or motor fault.
Display flashing rapidly: (twice per second) and the wheelchair not moving also indicates the batteries are discharged below the critical level or a possible controller fault.
In both cases it is advisable to check and
On the rear face of the controller you find the Battery Charging Socket. Underneath is a special socket for the connection of Programming Instruments if and when the response characteristics of the wheelchair (acceleration, deceleration, damping etc.) are to be further adjusted to your needs (Consult your authorised INVACARE dealer).
RECOMMENDED DRIVING POSITION
•INVACARE recommends that when driving your Spectra Plus during normal operating conditions the following seat and back angles are maintained:
•Seat Angle: - approximately 4°
•Back Angle: - approximately 7°
•Failure to observe the above precautions whilst driving may lead to instability, damage to the chair, user or those around you.
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