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General| Input Voltage Range | ±10 V |
|---|---|
| Input Impedance | 1 MΩ |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Resolution | 16 bits |
| Power Supply | 9-36V DC |
Introduces the Omni2 as a universal specialty controls interface for powerchairs.
Details the physical components and connection points of the Omni2's Display and Input sections.
Outlines the sequential steps for installing and configuring the Omni2 for user needs.
Explains the responsibility of healthcare professionals in selecting a suitable SID for the user.
Provides guidance on physically mounting the Omni2 unit onto a powerchair.
Details the process of attaching a Specialty Input Device (SID) to the powerchair, emphasizing manufacturer instructions.
Explains programming the Omni2 via On-Board Programming (OBP) or PC Programming.
Details programming the Omni2 to be compatible with six different types of Specialty Input Devices (SIDs).
Guides on setting R-net system drive, acceleration, and deceleration for user comfort and safety.
Guides on adjusting powerchair speed, acceleration, and braking for user requirements and safety.
Describes the typical Omni2 screen display upon power-up and basic powerchair operation with an SID.
Explains how to access and navigate the User Menu using the User Switch or SID commands.
Details how to operate the powerchair using Joystick-Type SIDs and available programming features.
Explains powerchair operation with Switch-Type SIDs and available programming features.
Describes operation with 3-Axis SIDs, including head array controls and User Switch integration.
Details operating the powerchair with Sip and Puff SIDs, including command mapping and pneumatic controls.
Explains accessing functions via a single switch, including drive modes and menu access.
Details how to adjust the maximum speed setting when the User Control is set to Sequence.
Explains how to control lighting functions (lights, turns, hazards) using SID commands.
Refers to standard R-net programming parameters for latched operation modes.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the Omni2's LCD screen graphics and layout.
Overviews R-net programmable parameters for the Omni2, detailing two programming methods.
Explains programming via the Omni2's display and buttons, detailing methods to enter OBP mode.
Describes programming the Omni2 using the R-net PC Programmer tool and its parameter tree.
Explains programmable parameters for Sip and Puff input, including thresholds, ramp times, and deadband.
Sets whether the Omni2 expects a normally-open or normally-closed User Switch.
Configures Omni2 behavior if the User Switch becomes disconnected (On, Off, Limp).
Sets how SID/User Switch select Profiles and Modes (Sequence or Menu).
Sets the position of menu items within the User Menu, allowing up to 16 lines.
Allows inhibiting forward directional commands of the SID.
Recommends reading the previous Programming chapter and using PC tools for advanced setup.
Explains setting up the Omni2 with a Joystick Module using Universal or Input-Device Specific configurations.
Explains connecting two SIDs to the Omni2 and programming profiles and modes for each.
Details setup with a JSM and two SIDs, covering profile association and naming.
Explains setting up audible beeps for menu navigation, useful for users with visual impairments.
Introduces the Omni2's IR transmitter/receiver for controlling common IR devices.
Explains IR Mode access via the User Menu and requirements for storing IR codes.
Explains three methods to access the IR Set-Up Menu via Settings, User Menu, or OBP.
Guides on learning IR codes for appliances by selecting commands and pressing remote buttons.
Explains how to enable or disable learned IR codes, affecting transmission and visibility in the User Menu.
Details how to delete specific IR codes for commands or all codes for an appliance.
Introduces the PC-based application for managing IR menus, creating, changing, and saving user menus.
Explains how to configure IR Control Mode, potentially re-programming modes if necessary.
Introduces Omni2's capability to control multiple Bluetooth® devices like PCs and smart devices.
Outlines rules for Bluetooth® Mode availability and device pairing persistence.
Lists the three configuration processes for Bluetooth®: mode, screen, and device pairing.
Details setting an R-net Output Mode to Bluetooth® and assuming the Mode Name 'My Devices'.
Describes the two-stage process of setting devices to On and configuring screen graphics and names via PC Programming.
Guides on putting the Omni2 into Discovery Mode and pairing with Windows PC, Android, or iDevice.
Details pairing with a Windows PC, including using receiver dongles and installation drivers.
Outlines the process for pairing with an Android device using System Settings and the R-net Android App.
Describes the process for pairing with an iDevice via Settings and confirming pairing.
Refers to programming options for timings and sensitivity of operations when controlling a Windows PC.
Notes that operating an Android device is similar to Windows PC, with the same programmable options.
Explains Omni2 control of iDevices via Switch Control or VoiceOver functionality.
Explains assigning iDevice commands (like Home) to Omni2 commands via Bluetooth.
Explains VoiceOver operation for iDevice screen navigation, providing examples of commands.
Details assigning Omni2 commands to iDevice commands, mentioning time-related deflections and R-net parameter settings.
Details assigning Omni2 commands to iDevice commands for VoiceOver, including time-related deflections.
Covers parameters specific to Bluetooth® operation of the Omni2, detailing Mouse and iDevice commands.
Explains programming nudge actions for mouse functions like clicks, scrolls, and OS commands.
Sets the time limit for SID deflection and release to activate a mouse command.
Sets the maximum speed for the mouse pointer movement across the screen.
Programs external switch inputs to enable Bluetooth® functions like mouse clicks and OS commands.
Details VoiceOver commands for iDevice navigation, including short, medium, and long inputs.
Sets the mode of operation for the iDevice module (VoiceOver or Switch Control).
Aims to assist service personnel in diagnosing Omni2 trips and understanding system trips.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for diagnosing and resolving powerchair trips.
Details information displayed on the diagnostic screen, including identified module, trip text, and code.
Explains how trips are stored in the system log, whether resolved or active, and their occurrences.
Identifies R-net system connections referred to in diagnostic text, showing Omni2 connections.
Provides definitions for trip texts to ascertain causes and required corrective procedures.
Lists technical specifications for the Omni2, including voltage, display, range, and environmental ratings.
Covers FDA requirements, device functionality, wireless operating characteristics, QoS, security, and troubleshooting.
Shows the pin-out diagram for 9-way D-type connectors and lists pin functions for analogue/digital input.
Details analogue input compatibility and signal levels for joysticks.
Details digital signal levels for direction inputs (Low/High signals, Impedance).
Details signal levels for User Switches (Low/High signals, Impedance).
Details signal levels for On/Off switches (Low/High signals, Impedance).
Refers to the pneumatic inlet and approximate pressure levels for hard sips and puffs.
Summarizes important notes, cautions, and warnings from the manual, emphasizing safe installation and operation.
Compiles crucial notes and recommendations regarding setup, care, and calibration for safe and optimal Omni2 operation.
Highlights specific cautions, such as using correct cables and ensuring a second person for gradient tests.
Compiles critical warnings about programming, installation, user assessment, and general operation safety.