Anetic Aid QA4 - Powered Functions and Handset Operation

Product Functions
Document No. 992010. Issue 15 – 12.01.21
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4. Introduction to Powered Functions
This section of the document gives a description of product functions that are
electromechanical powered, either from the trolleys internal battery supply, or when
the trolley is connected to the mains power supply (using the power lead supplied).
These functions are operated and controlled from the handset (item 1, fig. 2).
CAUTION: The battery must be properly maintained in accordance with these
instructions. Failure to do so will result in significant loss of charge capacity or
failure of the battery. Refer to Section 20, ‘Battery Charging and Maintenance’
for a full explanation on how to care for the battery.
5. Using the Handset
The handset connects into the handset socket on the base of the trolley at the head end
(item 12, fig. 2). The handset button functions are detailed below.
NOTE:
The manufacturer recommends that a spare handset is purchased and stored
in an accessible location, in the event that the handset becomes damaged.
Key to Fig. 3
1.
Battery Status LED
2.
Variable Height Function
3.
Backrest Articulation Function
4.
Lateral Tilt and Patient Platform Traverse Function (shared button operation)
5.
Trendelenburg & Reverse Trendelenburg Tilt Function