Instruction Manual for Libra Care Bed
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4.3.2.1 Adjustment functions of the standard handset
Auto contour
Raise: The backrest and thigh rest are raised at the same time.
Lower: When lowering, the thigh rest follows the backrest after a five
second delay.
- This prevents the patient from sliding towards the foot end of the
bed.
Backrest
The backrest can be raised to approx. 70°.
- Please also refer to chapter → 4.2.2 “CPR release of the
backrest”.
Thigh rest
The thigh rest can be raised to approx. 40 °.
Height adjustment
Depending upon the bed model, the mattress base height can be
adjusted from approximately 25 to 80 cm.
During the height adjustment, continuous monitoring of the horizontal
position occurs – including when a strongly imbalanced load is acting on
the mattress base.
During lowering, there is an automatic intermediate stop at
approximately 38 cm – this is the most comfortable height for getting in
and out of bed. The height for this can be individually programmed for
each resident (refer to chapter 4.3.2.3).
If the mattress base is tilted, it automatically moves into a horizontal
position when it reaches the highest or lowest setting.
Sitting position
Initially, the backrest and thigh rest are raised (to an auto contour
position). The mattress base is then tilted to a reverse-Trendelenburg
position.
Sleep position
If this button is kept pressed, the mattress base is adjusted to the
following positions in turn in the following order:
1. To a horizontal position
2. The backrest is lowered immediately – the thigh rest follows after
a delay of 9 seconds
3. to the "intermediate stop" position (pre-adjusted to: approx. 38
cm).
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