Auto Contour
The backrest and thigh rest can be raised at the same time. This prevents the pa-
tient from sliding towards the foot end of the bed.
When lowering these, the thigh rest follows the backrest after a two second
delay.
If the backrest is locked on the control box, then no adjustment can be made.
If the thigh rest is locked, only the backrest is adjusted.
Backrest
The backrest can be raised to approx. 70°.
Please also refer to Chapter CPR Release of Backrest » 56
Height Adjustment
The mattress base height can be adjusted from approx. 43 to 82 cm.
Thigh Rest
The thigh rest can be raised to approx. 35°/39°.
(EM1 to approx. 39°, EM2 to approx. 39°, EM3 to approx. 35°)
CPR Position
The CPR position allows all parts of the mattress base to be lowered quickly
(backrest and thigh rest horizontal and at the same time mattress base horizontal
and in the lowest position.
The CPR position can only be activated when the staff control level is set (see next
page).
Battery Charge Indicator
When the bed is equipped with a rechargeable battery pack charge indicator (op-
tional equipment with two or three actuators) and is connected to the mains supply,
an active LED indicates that the battery is charging.
When the LED is not on, this indicates that charging is either completed or the hos-
pital bed is not connected to the mains.
Setting the Lower Leg Rest
The lower leg rest can be raised and lowered by hand if the thigh rest is raised. To set the lower
leg rest, proceed as described in Chapter Setting the Lower Leg Rest (Mechanically) » 53.
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