PROGRAMMING/OPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
PROGRAMMABLE ELECTRIC, POWER ASSIST &
POWERPRO
®
WITH UNIVERSAL TOUCHPAD CONTROL
The following procedure allows the user to program the Universal
TouchPad Control with their own 4-digit code. Upon initial power-up
the TouchPad Control code is set to 1 2 3 4.
To change code.
1. Press the "
#
" key, then press the "*" key . The green L.E.D. will begin
to blink.
2. Dial in the present code within the allotted 10 seconds. The red L.E.D.
will begin to blink.
3. Dial in the new code within the allotted 10 seconds.
4. The solid green L.E.D. will return.
Note: To verify that the new code has been accepted; with the reset light blinking, dial
in the code again. The red L.E.D. should glow steady for 3 seconds and then go out.
Note: As the name implies, the Universal Touchpad Control is very versatile. In
simple terms, think of this control as a sophisticated set of relay contacts. The
contacts are activated/deactivated by entering the present code. The examples given
below represent only a sample of the more common uses for this control.
Example 1: Install the Touchpad on the left or right stationary of the system or at
some nearby location. Configure the carriages as needed. Enter the presentcode and
the system will remain locked in that configuration until the code is entered once
again, allowing normal operation to resume.
Example 2: Install the Touchpad on the extreme left carriage. Pack the carriages to
the right. . Enter the present code and the system will remain locked in that configu-
ration until the code is entered once again, allowing normal operation to resume.
Example 3: Install the Touchpad on the extreme right carriage. Pack the carriages to
the left. . Enter the present code and the system will remain locked in that configura-
tion until the code is entered once again, allowing normal operation to resume.
Example 4: Install the Touchpad on any carriage within the system. Park that
carriage in the desired location. . Enter the present code and the carriage will remain
locked in that position until the code is entered once again, allowing normal operation
to resume. Think of this as another way to create a stationary carriage for the Pro-
grammable Electric and the Power Pro systems. If used on a Power Assist system
all carriages will lock.
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