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Limiting the seat’s permitted movements
As standard the seat’s maximum movements are
based on the actuator’s stroke length and the
stability of the chair at different configurations, as
well as the user’s weight. If you still need to limit
the seat’s maximum movements, this can be done
using the Actu Mvmt Limits menu.
NB! Only works if the seat function has position
feedback.
The values for the tilt angles Min/Max Tilt Angle
are indicated in degrees to the horizontal plane.
The values for Min/Max Back Angle and Min/Max
Leg Angle are indicated in degrees to the seat.
The values for Max Elev Travel and Min Elev Travel
for the range of movement of the seat elevator are
indicated as vertical motion in millimeters (mm)
from lowered position. Please note that this only
works on seat elevators with a position sensor.
Adjusting the seat position for speed reduction
As standard the chair’s speed is limited by the
position of the seat and the chair’s stability at
different configurations, as well as the user’s weight.
If you would like to increase the restrictions, you can
do this using the SeatPos for SpdReduc menu.
The values for the tilt angle Tilt Low Spd Angle at
which speed is limited and Tilt Drv Inhib Angle at
which driving is blocked are indicated in degrees
to the horizontal plane.
The values for the backrest angle Back Low Spd
Angle at which speed is limited and Back Drv Inhib
Angle at which driving is blocked are indicated in
degrees to the horizontal plane.
The values for the legrest angle Leg Low Spd
Angle at which speed is limited and Leg Drv Inhib
Angle at which driving is blocked are indicated in
degrees to the seat.
The values for the seat elevator position Elev Low
Spd at which speed is limited and Elev Drv Inhib
at which driving is blocked are indicated as vertical
motion in millimeters (mm) from lowered position.
Please note that this only works on seat elevators
with a position sensor.
Programming Configuring ICS through R-net control panel
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