Display Function
Provides access to user settings (e.g. setting the back
light and time; see page).
Battery indicator [Charge level]
The battery indicator [Charge level] is divided into 10 segments and shows the current charge level:
• Immediately after the power wheelchair is switched on, the battery indicator shows the battery charge level that
was saved before the wheelchair was last switched off.
• After brief operation, the battery indicator shows the exact battery status.
• A charge level of 100% corresponds to 10 segments on the battery indicator (blue bars).
• As the battery charge level decreases, the segments turn off one by one.
• If the battery indicator shows just red bars, either steady or flashing slowly, the batteries should be charged
immediately.
• If the battery is in an undervoltage state, the LCD screen also shows the warning signal because further use
will result in battery damage (see page107). The battery must be charged immediately.
• If all 10 segments are flashing, this means that the battery is in an overvoltage state. Because further use will
result in battery damage the warning signal is also shown on the LCD screen. Please continue to drive at low
speed only.
• The charging process is indicated by the battery segments lighting up one after the other. The driving function
is blocked when the battery is charging.
Battery indicator [Charge level]
Display Information
Constant illumination – battery is charged (blue)
Constant illumination – battery partially charged (orange)
Slow flashing – charge battery immediately (red)
Row of lights illuminating individually – charging in progress (red – orange – blue)
Profile (selection) LCD screen
Display Information
"Drive" profile
Standard driving profile. Among other things, the number of speed levels and the
acceleration values are defined here.
If there are special requirements for use, other driving profiles can be saved in the
control device.
"Attendant" profile
This profile enables operation of an attendant control. The profile image appears
automatically on the LCD screen when the attendant control is activated by the
attendant.
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