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6.0 TRx Switches
Normal Mode vs. Auto-Reversing Mode
TRx Push Buttons and Toggles can be set up to operate in “Normal” or
i)Normal Mode: two switches are required for each function, one for each direction.
ii)
Tables A. and B. below show a comparison of Normal Mode vs.
Table A. - Using a single toggle to control the tilt function:
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| Pulling the toggle back will cause the seat to tilt |
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| Mode | back. Pushing the toggle forward will cause the |
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| seat to tilt forward. |
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| Pushing the toggle forward will cause the seat to tilt |
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| Reversing | back. Releasing the toggle to its rest position, wait- |
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| Mode | will cause the seat to tilt forward. (This | ||
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| the rearward (pulled back) toggle direction to be used for |
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| a separate power positioning function (e.g. Recline) |
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Table B. - Using a dual push button to control the tilt function:
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| Pushing the first button will cause the seat to tilt |
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| Normal | Mode | back. Pushing the second button will cause the |
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| seat to tilt forward. |
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| Pushing the first button will cause the seat to tilt |
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| Auto- | Reversing | back. Releasing the button (rest position), waiting |
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| Mode | again, will cause the seat to tilt forward. (This | |
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| allows the second push button to be used for a separate |
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| power positioning function (e.g. Recline) |
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TRD0000, TRx Owner’s Manual- Rev. 5.0, January 20, 2005