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1. eseeeeeeen e 44 Definition of vocabulary for parts place of installation chassis ssesss 45 Handing over the electric wheelchair 1n ener rennen 48 Receiving your new electric wheelchair 48 How your electric wheelchair is delivered to you eeeeeeeeennnnen nmn 48 Tools included with the delivery eeeeseeeeeeeee eene 49 PR50_RO1_VO1_EN indd Table of contents 3 of 139 PARAVAN 9 Settings on your electric wheelchair electronic 50 10 Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical 52 10 1 Receiving your new electric wheelchair eeeeeeeeeenenennnnnnnnn nn 52 10 2 The Iniissde ITERUM 53 10 2 1 Setting the armrest cushion iiia eec eret sehe ih 53 10 2 2 Setting the horizontal position of the armrest cushion eee 54 10 3 Th armlest o texere etia aaa rk a ed reliance eet 55 10 4 Set the height of the armrest nusrsnssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nennen nnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnen 56 10 5 Set the angle of the armrest ici rc ee tn Bin 58 10 6 Set the projection of the armrest nsussnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nenn nnnm eene nnne 59 10 7 Setting the movability of the control panel eeeeeeseeeeen eene 60 10 8 The foot support UNIE Em 61 10 8 1 Setting the l
2. 114 of 139 Disposal and environmental protection PR50 R07 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 19 3 Notes on transfer Where the PARAVAN electric wheelchair is transferred to new user all technical documentation required for safe use and operation such as e The User s Manual and e Service logs must be passed on to the new user CS See Section 18 Care and maintenance PR50_RO7_V01_EN indd Disposal and environmental protection 115 of 139 20 Correcting failures PARAVAN 20 1 Flashing codes indicating the status of the control panel Flashing code Meaning Immediate action Further action Flashing once Defective module Speak with specialist dealer Flashing twice An accessory has failed PR Speak with specialist a dealer Lifter extended Lower lifter fully 2 Flashing three times Failure in right hand Check plug connection Speak with specialist motor Loose connection dealer or defective or motor defective Flashing four times Failure in left hand mo Check plug connection Speak with specialist tor Loose connection dealer or defective or motor defective Flashing five times Failure or braking failure Check plug connection Speak with specialist in left hand motor dealer Loose connection or de fective or motor defec tive Motors disconnected Connect motors Switch control panel off and back on again 116 of 139 Correcting failures PR50_RO7_V01_EN indd PARA
3. An effort should be made to achieve a high level of recycling appropriate to the type and nature of the waste material according to German law life cycle management of waste materials The recycling process is considered economically feasible if the costs associated with the process are not out of proportion to the costs that would be incurred by disposal of the waste 112 of 139 Disposal and environmental protection PR50_RO7_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 19 1 Packaging materials The packaging is largely made of recyclable and environmentally harmless materials such as NY e Wood e g pallets and outer packaging 4 Metal e g tensioning straps Bubble wrap Take advantage of the opportunity to recycle the packaging c in an environmentally friendly manner Recycling of waste is preferable to disposing of it Fig 76 Recycling PR50_RO7_V01_EN indd Disposal and environmental protection 113 of 139 PARAVAN 19 2 Re commissioning If the electric wheelchair has been out of use for an extended period the following steps should be taken before putting it back into use e Check all safety devices and repair them where necessary e Undertake a complete service and revision e Clean thoroughly The electric wheelchair must be completely cleaned and subjected to a thorough inspection by a service technician authorised by PARAVAN GmbH before being put back into use K See Section 18 Care and maintenance
4. 16 1 10 Set the clock Select the programme function using the function keys e The menu for special functions now appears on the display Select the special function you require using the joystick by moving it to the left or right or using the I II button e The clock symbol appears on the display Confirm your selection using the joystick by pushing it forwards e The number to be set is now flashing Set the correct using the joystick by pushing it upwards Fig 64 Clock symbol e Numbers incrementing until they reach the value you want g B Operate Select any further numbers to be set using the joystick by moving it to the left or right or using the I IT button The clock jumps forward by one number in the display Confirm your time setting using the joystick by pushing it back Your new setting is adopted Use the drive profile key to change to the drive programme Your electric wheelchair is now ready for travel Fig 65 Clock numbers PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Control 99 of 139 16 1 11 Show Hide clock Ka GW wv Fig 66 Show Hide clock ajesado PARAVAN Select the programme function using the function keys e The menu for special functions now appears on the display Select the special clock function you require using the joystick by moving it to the left or right or using the I II button e The required clock symbol for the time function appears
5. Check the load capacity of the ramp s of the life or of the hoist For safety reasons your electric wheelchair should be loaded into a car or onto the necessary ramps only unoccupied without any person or baggage on board The loading should be done only by persons familiar with the safe handling of your electric wheelchair Any electric wheelchair not designed for driving may only be loaded by your authorised specialist workshop Only such persons know the possible hazardous situations and how to prevent them 88 of 139 Loading and transporting your electric wheelchair PR50_R06_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 15 2 Securing your electric wheelchair lashing To prevent slippage the electric wheelchair must be firmly secured or lashed to the transport vehicle using lashings hooks or straps The electric wheelchair must be secured in accordance with the p E m c DIN 75078 Parts 1 and 2 standard for powered vehicles in order for it to be conducted by persons with restricted mobility The electric wheelchair has the following lashing points Fig 45 Securing point at front e Front two rigging eyelets e Rear one rigging eyelet No other securing is required if your vehicle is equipped with a PARAVAN docking station CS See Section 5 4 2 Available accessories Fig 46 Securing point at rear PR50 R06 VO1 ENindd Loading and transporting your electric wheelchair 89 of 139 16 Cont
6. Push off from the seat and stand up CS See Section 16 Controls Fig 33 Stand up position 70 of 139 Use of the special orthopaedic seat PR50_RO5_VO1_EN indd PARAVAN Prepare PR50_RO5_VO1_EN indd Use of the special orthopaedic seat 71 of 139 12 Removing and reattaching the chassis cladding PARAVAN 12 1 Removing and reattaching the rear cladding The chassis cladding can be removed for maintenance repair or clean ing Take the following steps in the following sequence when removing and reassembling the rear cladding e Loosen and remove knurled screws Put aside the knurled screws and plastic washers e Disconnect the cable for the rear light at the connection e Remove the rear cladding e Reassemble in the opposite sequence Fig 35 Rear light and cable 72 of 139 Removing and reattaching the chassis cladding PR50_R06_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 12 2 Removing and reattaching the side cladding The chassis cladding can be removed for maintenance repair or cleaning Take the following steps in the following sequence when removing and reattaching the side cladding Loosen and remove knurled screws e Remove rear cladding CS See Section 12 1 Removing and reattaching the chassis i cladding Fig 36 Side cladding e Raise the side cladding at rear e Disconnect the cable for the front headlight and directional indicator
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8. Fig 26 Back support angle 64 of 139 Use of the special orthopaedic seat PR5O RO5 VO1 ENindd PARAVAN 11 1 2 Setting the side bolsters thoracic supports If you need a lateral guide or support for your upper body thorax you can adjust the left and right hand side bolsters thorax supports separately This adjustment may need to be re made due to weather conditions and the clothing that weather conditions require This instruction applies both to the left and right hand armrest You have the following settings available Prepare e Turn the adjustment screw clockwise gt The thoracic support moves towards the midpoint of the seat e Turn the adjustment screw anticlockwise gt The thoracic support moves outwards K See Section 8 3 Tools provided l Fig 27 Thoracic supports PR50_R05_VO1_EN indd Use of the special orthopaedic seat 65 of 139 PARAVAN 11 2 Setting the lumbar support If you need an adjustment of the curvature in the area of your lumbar vertebrae you can adjust the lumbar support to your individual needs The adjustment of the level of support modifying the position of the pelvis can be made steplessly in terms of height and curvature using a a 2d 4 way mechanism You have the following settings available Height adjustment max adjustment range ca 70mm aledaid Fig 28 Lumbar support vers 1 e Turn adjustment knob or lever clockwise gt lumba
9. work is only permitted even in exceptional cases within the limits set by the terms of the copyright law of the Federal Republic of Germany of 09 September 1965 in its version currently in force It will always be liable for payment Any infringements will be subject to the penal clauses of that copyright law General e Copyright PARAVAN GmbH 2013 All rights reserved 1 1 2 Technical status of this documentation All details on technical data and or specifications illustrations and information in this User s Manual corre spond to the status as on close of press in March 2013 The User s Manual for the PR50 electric wheelchair was written in the German language and may be trans lated into other languages In case of any inconsistencies the German version shall be legally binding PR50_RO3_VO1_EN indd Details on publisher 15 of 139 2 On this User s Manual PARAVAN IZENE This User s Manual does not represent product documentation in the sense of a set of maintenance and repair instructions and is thus not suitable for use in executing maintenance and repair work by its possessor or for instructing on how to execute such work You are in receipt of information on the nature of the electric wheelchair model and on its use over its entire life cycle from transport delivery to de commissioning taking out of service Below are listed and described the product s most important features All product features
10. 0 p e BOPEPESEPERBEIFTERERSEERTTELTTELELTPERLEERFFERFERTLELFERLILHTELTTUEDSLEUFEPEDFTERRFLFIRLELTETETEFLTETTELRER 67 Sitting DOSO 68 Buses scenes tec cceevieshextecense chong fect A rE canteen a Aa AA ai EE 69 Stand up POSION vices seivesseesivevivens UE 70 alSH Lei u 0 p GPRPEEELTEPRFFFFERERELTPERLLERFETRLERERFCERSSRPFEPTETTEEHFILTERTELEDFELTELDERFTERSTFPFEFFTELTETTETLTFTRRRER 72 Rear light and Cable vecicicessanescrcdeacessuevtavsescecensenscaedendeatnensaus Eau ann nn ee 72 Side cladding sss 6i eer ide eee enr Hr sa ERR RR EER FERRE REF Enea E RXRERRERXRRRRER NE EAR HENRI 73 Front headlight cable sans a Re EX LR FR eR Ea EVE dnas 73 Brake release lever emergency release sseseeeeeeeeneeeenne nmn nnne 75 Fastening the seat belt eiie rn en ee E a ue xen En Fan ee 76 Belt fasteners aii iie exei Erro ird DR REYRREEEXH IS HERE AE AAT ERR RE MX EN REFER NSN 76 Joystick a ERE 77 Brake release lever emergency release eeseeseeee eene nnn nnn 83 Control panel G90A tense entren ro Long ee ana eed XR XR EORR Ea aa SERE NER ER ARRA ner 87 Control panel REM 550 HUPPEPLTPEPEURFEFFRRPFEERFEPFILTETTEFUELPEFFEFDERSPFEFTETFEEFFLLFULTEOFLEULERRTEFFTSENFERFEETE 87 Sec ring point at front issoria sensasi 89 Sectring Point atrEAN s rass sisina aNs hasna AAE unas Eu AAIE SELEENA NA MEE ENANS EERE 89 Control panel REM 550 1
11. 2 1 1 ETETE E A E E E A ET E nenne 18 2 1 2 Technical alter tionsanaennse ae nie 19 2 2 Target groups ne ee 21 2 3 Explanation Of symbols een 22 2 3 1 Structure of safety notices neesnnsnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnennnennnnnnennnnnnnnsnnnnnnnnnnnnenn 23 3 Safety NOTE Liiocxix cena iion dd cO noU a RN 24 3 1 General Safety MOS ss m 24 3 1 1 Notes on USAG PERBEEEPPEEEFPPPEEEEPEFEEEEFPELEFPRFEBEPLPEFEEFEREREREEPELPEFFEELPELEREPSPFELPEEEFEERERERELFERERFEFFE FRE 24 3 1 2 NOLES OM USAGE e 28 3 1 3 Notes OM Tanso EUM 29 4 Functional description iciisassoss isa spas nn nn nn na anna nn hna na ranb era nun 30 4 1 Manufacturing Standa dissata a Taaa Naaa 30 4 2 Appropriate USAGE nie ee raat candies Ente a COE Ya Ev areata 31 4 2 1 Usage of the electric WheeIChair cece ce eeeeee eee cece eee e eee nn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanannnnnnnnnnen nenn 32 4 3 Approvals certifications e coit ener ran Caere nn 33 4 3 1 EU approval as a driver seat ssssseseeseeeeeee nene nennen nennen nnn nnn nnn 33 4 3 2 Clearance certification as hazardous cargo accumulator eeeeeeres 34 4 3 3 German Ordinance on Assistive Technology HMV NO eeeeenm m 35 4 3 4 Definition of assistive technology excerpt eese nnnm nmn 35 2 of 139 Table of contents PR5O RO1 VOl EN indd PARAVAN Information 5 Prepare Details relating to the product s
12. 6 Switch on and off warning lights esses nennen nnne 95 16 1 7 Drive functions overview seeeee esee nn nnne nnne nnn nnne nnn nnn nnne nnn nns 96 16 1 8 Selecting a drive programme driving uusssssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nenn nn nn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 97 16 1 9 Electric Seat adjustment u en 98 16 1 10 Setthe clock een 99 16 L11 Show Hide clock 1 ne Ina 100 16 1 12 Adjust display brightriess nies nee 101 16 1 13 Adjust display brightness automatic seeeseeeeee eene menn nennen 102 16 2 Control Eco m 103 16 2 1 Overview of operating parts sseeeeeeeeeeee eee ee ee nennen nnn nnne nnn nnn nnn nnns 103 16 2 2 FUNCTIONS MGI vs cae T 104 16 2 3 Seat functions menu forwards and backwards ccccecccssssseeeeeeesseseeeeesassaaaeeeeesasaaaeeees 105 16 2 4 Switch oni nd Off lights cider ieu tior x cobre i C a 106 16 2 5 Switch on and off warning lights essen nnnm nennen 107 6 of 139 Table of contents PR5O RO1 VOl EN indd PARAVAN Help 17 Getting out of your electric wheelchair ssssssunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 108 17 1 Procedure when getting out from the side ursrssrssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnannnnnnnnenenennnnnnn 109 18 Care and maintenance sixeenix ianua nennen SE NRRRERRKERRRRKERRENARRNEEREKNKEENKKEEAMRER 110 18 1 SERVICE Partners e ER ERN extent eae ei te ee
13. Secondary functions depending on the control panel and equipment being used 6 3 Special controls A variety of special controls can be used on the PARAVAN electric wheelchair including the following e Chin control e Environmental control e etc If you have any special requirements or suggestions on this topic please do not hesitate to get in contact with us Thank you PR50_R04_VO1_EN indd Description Functioning or your electric wheelchair 41 of 139 PARAVAN 6 4 Lift and tilt seat inclination The electric wheelchair is equipped with a sturdy single lever lift which fully extended can reach a height of 80cm This ensures that you have the largest possible radius of action in your everyday household and work environment At the press of a button you can adjust the seat tilt inclination as follows e to the front which will give you assistance in standing up or e to the rear for relaxing to prevent pressure sores to support your lower body and to distribute your weight more evenly La See Section 11 The special orthopaedic seat operation 6 5 Vibration damped foot rests Impact damped separate or conjoined in order to counter spasticity Depending on the equipment they may be electrically adjustable in terms of length and angle 42 of 139 Description Functioning or your electric wheelchair PR50 R04 VO1 BEN indd PARAVAN 6 6 Safe for traffic conditions according to Germa
14. adjusted later to your needs and wishes These param eters include e All drive properties such as starting and braking e Steering behaviour Should you need or would like to have adjustments made to control parameters please contact PARAVAN GmbH or your dealer CS See Section 1 1 Your manufacturer 50 of 139 Settings on your electric wheelchair electronic PR5O RO5 VO1 ENindd PARAVAN Prepare PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd Settings on your electric wheelchair electronic 51 of 139 sledald 10 Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical PARAVAN 10 1 Receiving your new electric wheelchair All mechanical components and equipment and operating elements are set to match your body mass However if any adjustment should be necessary then it can be made at any time Your PARAVAN electric wheelchair is build so that it can be adjusted to the needs of any body mass For your own safety please make sure all mechanical settings and changes to the wheelchair s equipment are made by your service technicians No modifications made by the customer are permitted CS See Section 23 4 Handover briefing 52 of 139 Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical PR50_RO5_VO1_EN indd PARAVAN 10 2 The armrest cushion The armrest cushion can be folded vertically at its elbow and can be slit horizontally into position forwards and backward thus allowing it to be set in a suitable posit
15. at the connection e Remove side cladding from the front e Reassemble in the opposite sequence Make sure the plastic washers are present as they protect the chassis components from damage Fig 37 Front headlight cable PR50_R06_V01_EN indd Removing and reattaching the chassis cladding 73 of 139 13 Driving your electric wheelchair PARAVAN 13 1 Insurance civil liability insurance We recommend speaking with your insurance advisor before starting use so that the use of the electric wheelchair is included in your insurance policies in particular in your civil liability insurance Please observe that for use on the public roads you may be legally required by the relevant legislation to have an insurance policy for use of your electric wheelchair Danger of personal injury when operating the electric wheel chair in a state not conforming to its state upon delivery Material damage to the electric wheelchair through non authorised or incorrectly installed components e1 dO Do not make any technical changes to your electric wheelchair Only operate your electric wheelchair in its original state upon delivery Use only original or authorised replacement parts The operational condition of the electric wheelchair should be checked before any use of it 74 of 139 Driving your electric wheelchair PR50_R06_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 13 2 Functional checking before driving For your own s
16. depending on how your model is equipped e Select the menu in the control e Make your setting v CS See Section 16 Controls Win a Fig 24 Tibialis angle 62 of 139 Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical PR5O R05 VO1 EN ndd PARAVAN 10 8 3 Setting the foot rest angle The angle of the foot rests can be set separately for each foot rest to match your individual needs The following settings are available e Screw the adjustment screw inwards gt the foot rest is lowered e Screw the adjustment screw outwards gt the foot rest is raised Do not force the adjustment screw in or out Raise the foot rest a little to remove pressure on the adjust ment screw Take the following steps in the following sequence when setting the angle of the foot rest Raise the foot rest G Loosen the lock nut Screw the adjustment screw in or out as required Check your setting lower the foot rest Tighten the lock nut to about 8 Nm Fig 25 Foot rest angle PR50_RO5_V01_EN indd Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical 63 of 139 11 Use of the special orthopaedic seat PARAVAN 11 1 Setting the back support 11 1 1 Setting the back support angle The back support and the back support angle can be changed electri de T 3 cally using the PARAVAN control e Select the menu in the control Make your setting CS See Section 16 Controls
17. eet ee eee 110 18 2 Cleaning and Cales rer eta seen aaa aAa aaa 111 19 Disposal and environmental protection uusnauunnuunnuunnnunnuunnnnnnunnnnnnnn nn 112 19 1 Packaging matetials iore atn ennt e LER a Ba ii 113 19 2 RE GCOMM SSIONUNG ERTERPEFTEFEPFSEPELFEFLEPEFFEFEREIEFFFFERPERGEEFFSERFETELLELFERTEEELEFENERTREFLEFFTERTELLERFFRRRCRER 114 19 3 Notes om transfer ooo er een aisn 115 20 Correcting failures i naescie conan hxauikxu aka ER Chu xx aa 116 20 1 Flashing codes indicating the status of the control panel urensssnnsnenensnnnnennnnn nun nn nennen 116 PR50_RO1_VO1_EN indd Table of contents 7 of 139 PARAVAN Technology 21 Electrical System io ncn c igorn oan OGOOU GCOGF DER ER CER DON GR 118 21 1 Automatic safety switches eeeeeseseeeee eese nennen ener nnne n nen nens s nan nn nnn 118 21 2 The main safety switch 1elseseseeeeee eese nennen nennen nnn nnne nnn ARE s nennen s nan nnn 119 21 2 1 Resetting the main safety switch 22222444444 HR R cece nennen en nn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnnnen nn 119 21 3 The secondary safety switch essen eene nennen nennen nnne 120 21 3 1 Resetting the secondary safety switch essnnsnnnensnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nennen nnnm 120 21 4 Overload protection eiiis etd nio Re rh HER RXRRR DER EKR KE R E REEL e XR Re ERR XXE XA XT e ERR eX dPR 121 21 4 1 Resetting the overload protection cceceeeceeeeee
18. hidden Q or shown If you make a change confirm your selection using the joystick by pushing it forwards e The clock function can be changed Select the next clock function using the joystick by moving it to the left or right or using the I II button e The display settings for the clock changes from shown back to hidden in the display Confirm you clock function setting using the joystick by pushing it forwards e Your new setting is adopted Use the drive profile key to change to the drive programme e Your electric wheelchair is now ready for travel 100 of 139 Control PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 16 1 12 Adjust display brightness Select the programme function using the function keys e The menu for special functions now appears on the display Select the special display function you require using the joystick by moving it to the left or right or using the I II button e The sun symbol appears on the display If you make a change confirm your selection using the joystick by pushing it forwards e The display brightness can be changed Fig 67 Display brightness Select brightness using the joystick by moving it to the left or right symbol or using the I II button e The brightness display moves one unit up Operate Confirm your brightness setting using the joystick by pushing it for wards or backwards e Your new setting is adopted Use the drive profile k
19. in tenia dn io tn aaa Ra ER LEY aiaa nt heran 90 FUMGEION KEYS EM 91 Status display sssri use eh en 91 On ON DUNO DERPRELTRREREFENEERPFERERERERLEFTEBELFERSPETEFLERENEPTELTETERIERTRTPELRTLBELFTREBSTERRPLERTTERFTRERT N 92 Lock symbel usw 92 Right teft n a er 00 HRRSFFERRREFFERTPERFEFLFUETELPERLELFFFFFERLTFEFSTETFLULERTPEURFLILLEEPFFSFRFERFLEFEFLTELTFECERER 93 Indicator via Joystick een een 93 Lights omand off ii ieeciiux ete Garin Rh iR ERE RAE Ee EXE LR E ere RExR Eua ERR SERRE REED RR ERR BERE ERR Siaa 94 Light OMm the JOYSUCK C HX 94 Warning lights On Off icio eain eue Feu E Reo ER Pe HERR sen FRERERERR PERS IA REN Nania s saninin 95 PR50 RO1 VO1 EN indd Table of illustrations 11 of 139 Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Fig Warning lights Joystick ee en 95 Drive FUNCTIONS osse eR RII ERE rr E REDE E LI EIE 96 Drive function locked re iir tree nn nn re 96 Select drive programblme ena eee edad ta HE Re E ERE XR 4 aani SLE RES XRRAR ERRARE X VER RAE anaes 97 Directional Joystick u eren a e Lea kei be donant 97 Select seat FUNCIONS c i careant ER RR RR REX ERR Wedd ED e XR ERR AER ER KAN EASTSEE 98 Display seat functlons iiia erect tona x Ra Ln aka pin o CEA HERE EN AR Ex Cu RR EE CREE eR aab ea xs 98 Cloc
20. setting the position of the armrest Fig 17 Checking the position of e Height of the armrest the armrest e Angle of the armrest e Projection of the armrest e Possible correction of the armrest cushion CS gt See Section 8 3 Tools provided PR50_RO5_V01_EN indd X Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical 55 of 139 Sledald PARAVAN 10 4 Set the height of the armrest This instruction applies both to the left and right hand armrest In its form and function the clamping screw is essentially an eccentric clamp That means that it works as follows e Eccentric clamp is loose gt the arm rest is locked or fixed in position e Eccentric clamp is tight gt the arm rest is loose and can be moved Fig 18 Height of arm rest Take the following steps in the following sequence when setting the height of the armrest e Tighten the clamping screw e Slide the armrest along its guide rail into the desired position e Loosen clamping screw 56 of 139 Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical PR50_RO5_V01_EN indd PARAVAN After changing the position of the armrest you may need to re posi tion the lever of the clamping screw so that it does not represent any danger of injury to passers by or of being knocked off e Lift up lever e Turn lever towards the rear in direction of travel e Lower lever Prepare Fig 19 Lever clamping s
21. the PARAVAN electric wheelchair uses two brak ing safety systems that work independently of each other The functions of each of these safety systems are as follows e Safety during travel By releasing the joystick the joystick will always return to its neutral position in the middle during travel the motor brake engages automatically and brakes the electric wheelchair e Safety where power fails or cuts out If the supply of current should become interrupted e g by a the battery losing its charge the magnetic safety brake is triggered and the electric wheelchair will come to a stop Where this happens it can only be released again mechanically and moved manually Operate ker See Section 13 10 1 Using the brake release lever emergency release PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Driving your electric wheelchair 79 of 139 PARAVAN 13 7 Braking the electric wheelchair The braking mechanism i e the process from initiating the braking process until the electric wheelchair comes to a stop depends very heavily on a number of factors such as e Surface and nature of the surface being travelled on e Total weight of the electric wheelchair vehicle plus driver ajeiedQ D D On braking during cruising speed at about 6km h your electric wheelchair has a braking distance of about 1 metre When the brake is engaged at high speeds specially in downhill travel the electric wheelchair may roll
22. the brake release lever to LOCK in its uppermost position and the electric wheelchair must be switched off E See Section 13 10 1 Using the brake release lever emergency release 108 of 139 Getting out of your electric wheelchair PR50_RO7_V01_EN indd PA3AVAn 17 1 Procedure when getting out from the side During any move from the side follow this sequence of actions Position the electric wheelchair side on Set the required seat height Switch the electric wheelchair off Fold the foot rests up Swing armrest upwards Move Fig 74 Move foot rests Fig 75 Move armrest PR50 RO7 VO1 EN indd Getting out of your electric wheelchair 109 of 139 18 Care and maintenance PARAVAN Appropriate use and operation of the PARAVAN electric wheelchair involves subjecting it to the recom mended annual maintenance plan All powered parts and particularly the lift arm are structurally designed so that to ensure that electric wheelchair can be operated without failures and requiring little maintenance However the following considerations should be kept in mind to ensure problem free functioning e It should be handled with care e It should be kept clean e It should be serviced annually 18 1 Service partners Where problems should arise please get in touch with your medical supplies store or dealer or contact PARAVAN GmbH directly K See Section 1 1 Your manufacturer For executio
23. trol if you have chosen this optional special accessory e Select the menu in the control e Make your setting se See Section 3 Notes on safety CS See Section 16 Controls Fig 31 Sitting position 68 of 139 Use of the special orthopaedic seat PR5O RO5 VO ENindd PARAVAN 11 3 Setting your lying position The seat can be moved into a lying position using the PARAVAN con trol The lying position function is not provided within the control It must be set individually by the user Take the following steps in the following sequence when setting the lying position Prepare e Select the menu in the control e Move the lift arm upwards Fig 32 Lying position e Set the required tilt for the seat Optional special equipment e Set the required tilt for the back support e Set the foot support angle and length Optional special equipment CS See Section 16 Controls PR50_RO5_VO1_EN indd Use of the special orthopaedic seat 69 of 139 PARAVAN 11 4 Setting the standing up position The seat can be moved into a stand up position using the PARAVAN control The stand up position function is not provided in the control It must be set individually by the user Take the following steps in the following sequence when setting the stand up position Select the menu in the control Move the lift arm up to the height of your bottom Fold the foot rest up Tilt the seat forward
24. 39 Control PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 16 2 3 Seat functions menu forwards and backwards Set your required seat position using the joystick by pushing it forwards or pulling it backwards e The affected adjustment motor carries out your command Release the joystick when you have reached the position you want The joystick will move into its starting position and your new setting is accepted Operate PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Control 105 of 139 ajesado PA3AVAn 16 2 4 Switch on and off lights for the Light on function press the Directional indicator left button Q for more than 3 seconds The lighting system turns itself on and the lights symbol appears in the status display or Fig 72 Lights on and off Select the lighting function using the function keys e The menu for lighting selection now appears on the display Press the joystick forward e The lighting system turns itself on and the lights symbol ap pears in the status display If the lighting system is already on then you can turn it off using the same procedure 106 of 139 Control PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 16 2 5 Switch on and off warning lights Press the Directional indicator right button for the Light on func tion for more than 3 seconds e The warning light turns itself on and both directional indicators are flashing on the status display or Select the lighting functio
25. Expressly excluded from guarantee entitlements is any damage resulting from e Wear and tear 1 Inappropriate operation or usage e g overloading Incorrect Irregular maintenance Incorrect Irregular care er See your personal Guarantee card 18 of 139 On this User s Manual PR50 R03 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 2 1 2 Technical alterations General Any modifications made to the safety equipment and technical changes to the electric wheelchair however small are absolutely prohibited All alterations must be executed by PARAVAN GmbH PARAVAN GmbH reserves the right to make technical alterations and improvements to the product in the interests of four customers and due to advancing technology Any modification not approved by PARAVAN GmbH made to the electric wheelchair shall extinguish any warranty or guarantee entitlement In addition dangerously faulty functioning cannot be ruled out PR50_R03_VO1_EN indd On this User s Manual 19 of 139 PARAVAN IZENE Danger of personal injury when operating the electric wheel chair in a state not matching its state upon delivery Material damage to the electric wheelchair through non authorised or incorrectly installed components Do not make any technical modifications to your electric wheelchair Only operate your electric wheelchair in its original state upon delivery Use only original or authorised replacement parts The operational cond
26. PARAVAN y The PARAVAN PR series User s Manual PR50 NLA Al ww Translation of the original User s Manual PARAVAN Publisher and Copyright Holder PARAVAN GmbH 72539 Pfronstetten Aichelau Date of publication 09 08 13 Document number PR50_R00_V01_EN indd PARAVAN Dear customer Thank you very much for having chosen our PR series PARAVAN electric wheelchair You will find all the important information and tips you need on your new electric wheelchair in this User s Manual Please carefully read the information on the pages to follow in order to make sure your electric wheel chair will give you many years of problem free service Keep this User s Manual in a handy place for later reference Our user manual contains answers to questions relating to the opera tion and care of the electric wheelchair and its fittings It you should have any questions or suggestions on the wheelchair please do not hesitate to get in contact with us Your PARAVAN team PR50_RO1_VO1_EN indd 1 of 139 Table of contents PARAVAN General 1 Details on publisher xxn ix ki o nn 14 1 1 Youn manuf ct rer ie na ke TE ex RE Ope NEN NE eRa E 14 1 1 1 CODVFIGDU eto ren IE OI OIM IM 15 1 1 2 Technical status of this documentation essnnsnennenennnennnnn nenn nnnnnn nn enne nnne nnn nnns 15 2 On this User s Manual 14 25 0 0 0 un u un nux nan wREARE naana EERKENERENREFNRKENE RRE RE 16 2 1 Disclaimer er a a a a E a a a a 17
27. VAN Flashing code Meaning ssid Immediate action Further action Flashing six times Failure or braking failure Check plug connection Speak with specialist in left hand motor dealer Loose connection or de fective or motor defec EE tive Flashing seven times Accumulator completely Recharge accumulator Speak with specialist empty dealer Flashing eight times Voltage of batteries too Speak with specialist high dealer Flashing 9 or 10 times Faulty data transfer be Speak with specialist tween modules dealer Flashing 11 times Motor overloaded Switch control panel off Speak with specialist and back on again dealer Flashing 12 times Compatibility problem Speak with specialist between modules dealer PR50_RO7_V01_EN indd Correcting failures 117 of 139 AbojouyseL 21 Electrical system PA3AVAn 21 1 Automatic safety switches The PARAVAN electric wheelchair is equipped with two automatically triggered safety switches and an elec trical overload protection mechanism Taken individually they may be described as follows Main safety switch The main switch protects the electric wheelchair s entire electrical system from any overload of electrical devices by activating immediately to cut off electricity from your electric wheelchair CS See Section 21 2 Main safety switch Secondary safety switch This protects all other electric devices and ancillary devices such as breathing appar
28. aa 126 Plug in the charging cable tbe nenne nee aaa aaa Eaa naa 128 PARAVAN 12 of 139 Table of illustrations PR50 RO1 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN Fig 86 Pos the charging device be eene n nnn n eund ci ea dg nu a Fo Re ko hie Aa 129 Fig 87 EU Declaration of Conformity sees nennen nnne nenn 136 PR50 RO1 VO1 EN indd Table of illustrations 13 of 139 1 Details on publisher PARAVAN 1 1 Your manufacturer PARAVAN GmbH Main office HQ Production Plant PARAVAN PARAVAN Str 5 10 D 72539 Pfronstetten Aichelau Tel 49 0 7388 9995 91 Fax 49 0 7388 9995 999 e mail info PARAVAN de Internet www PARAVAN de Managing Director Roland Arnold Fig 1 QR Code Many mobile phones and PDAs contain an integrated camera and software that allows you to interpret QR codes so that you can read our contact information directly into the address book of your mobile phone or PDA 14 of 139 Details on publisher PR50_RO3_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 1 1 1 Copyright This documentation and all its constituent sections are protected by copyright The rights based on this copyright in particular those in relation to translation reprinting representation extraction of illustra tions and tables broadcast microfilming or any other means of reproduction and saving in data processing systems even if only excerpts are used are reserved Any reproduction of this work or of any parts of this
29. aaaaaaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeea 85 Load bearing capacity a aaa 85 Impassible surfaces or areaS eesnnnunnenennnnnnnnnnennnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnsnennnnennnnsnnnennnnnnen 85 Slippery surfaces traction seen anal 85 Parking and storing your electric wheelchair sss 86 Immobiliser key function eee 86 Control panel GOA m 87 Control panel REM 550 4 6 ea eiit a nici CaA ON AES Eada En XR Ee ERR ERR XE HERR RR ane 87 PR50_RO1_VO1_EN indd Table of contents 5 of 139 PARAVAN 15 Loading and transporting your electric wheelchair 88 15 1 Rules when loading wheelchairs 2 444444444444H HH nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanannnnnnennnen nenn nn 88 15 2 Securing your electric wheelchair lashing 44444444444444H HH nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanannnnnnnnnnn 89 16 eun 90 16 1 Control panel REM 550 une 90 16 1 1 Overview of operating parts sees nennen nennen nnns n nnn nnne nnn nnns 90 16 1 2 xcu Eso aSa 91 16 1 3 Start Switch off Lock Release eeesseseeeeee nennen nennen nnne nnne nnn nnn nnn nnn nnns 92 16 1 4 Switch on and off directional indicators sssnnsnunnnennnnennnnnn nn nennen nn nun nennnnen nnns 93 16 1 5 Switch on and off lights aaan aiaa 94 16 1
30. afety you must check the following points before be A ginning any trip You may need to involve a second person for such a check Check that the brakes are working 2 P The brake release lever must be positioned on LOCK i e in its upward position Charge state of your accumulators e Functional check on the lighting system CS See Section 13 10 1 Using the brake release lever emergency release CS See Section 21 Electrical system Fig 38 Brake release lever emergency release PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Driving your electric wheelchair 75 of 139 PARAVAN 13 3 Buckling the safety belt Listen for an audible clicking into place of the buckle latch in the belt fastener when buckling the safety belt Fig 39 Fastening the seat belt The function of the belt fastener is similar for all belt variants including 2 point belt lap belt 3 point belt in driver or passenger version 4 point belt suspender belt Multipoint belt special belt with several anchor points u Fig 40 Belt fastener 76 of 139 Driving your electric wheelchair PR50_R06_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 13 4 Controlling the electric wheelchair s travel direction The electric wheelchair is steered using the joystick on the drive panel The following basic steering options are available to you when you put the joystick in the following positions e Joystick pushed forwar
31. atuses Br See Section 21 3 Secondary safety switch e Protection against overload When you are travelling downhill the power generated is channelled into the accumulators Where the accumulators are already charged then the safety system switches to emergiency stop CS See Section 21 4 Protection against overload 118 of 139 Electrical system PR5O ROS VOl ENindd PARAVAN 21 2 The main safety switch The main safety switch is positioned at the rear of the electric wheelchair on the left A pivoted green flag indicates that the main safety switch has been activated triggered Fig 77 Main safety switch activ 21 2 1 Resetting the main safety switch e Push the flag indicating that the mains switch has been activated back into its original position gt You should be able to hear and feel it click back into place e The electric wheelchair is now ready for use once more Fig 78 Main safety switch PR50_RO8_VO1_EN indd Electrical system Technology 119 of 139 a fel Sr 5 oF e a lt PARAVAN 21 3 The secondary safety switch The secondary safety switch can be found on the left under the electric wheelchair s cladding T A WM A raised button indicates that the secondary safety switch has activated Fig 79 Sec safety switch activ TAN 21 3 1 Resetting the secondary safety switch e Remove cladding CS See Section 12 Removing and rea
32. being applied To See Section 13 10 1 Using the brake release lever emergency release Operate PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Driving your electric wheelchair 81 of 139 PARAVAN 13 9 The driving programmes drive levels The PARAVAN electric wheelchair has four different driving programmes or drive levels You can select the drive level you want or final driving speed of your electric wheelchair on the control panel You can reach the maximum final speed of the relevant drive level by pushing the joystick forward as far as it goes The functions of each of the drive levels are as follows e Drive level 1 Highest level of control of the electric wheelchair 20 of final speed for travelling around rooms Drive level 2 40 of final speed e Drive level 3 60 of final speed e Drive level 4 80 of final speed e Drive level 5 For experienced drivers users only Maximum final speed ajeiedQ e CS See Section 16 Controls 82 of 139 Driving your electric wheelchair PR50_RO6_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 13 10 Driving manually manual operation 13 10 1 Use of the brake release lever emergency release e If you want to push the electric wheelchair you must move both brake release levers on the left and right hand side to UNLOCK their downward position Do not switch to UNLOCK on sloping surfaces In this e setting the drive motor has no braking function Settings on the brake relea
33. bility of the control panel The horizontal swivel mechanism of the control panel can be set to adjust its level of stiffness i e in terms of the responsiveness and movability of the joint This level of stiffness can only be set by your service technician CS See Section 8 3 Tools provided Fig 22 Swivel mechanism 60 of 139 Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical PR50_RO5_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 10 8 The foot support unit Using the electric wheelchair s electrical angle and length compensa tion system you can adjust the foot support unit electrically in terms of its length and its angle in relation to the seat The angle of the foot rest can only be adjusted manually using an adjustment screw 10 8 1 Setting the lower leg length The projection and length of the lower leg can be set electrically us ing the PARAVAN control s length setting Fig 23 Lower leg length e Select the menu in the control e Make your setting CS See Section 16 Controls If this adjustment mode is not sufficient for your needs then the foot support must be mechanically adjusted at the foot support PR50_RO5_V01_EN indd X Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical 61 of 139 PARAVAN 10 8 2 Setting the tibialis angle 7 The projection of the lower leg and of the tibialis angle between _ the upper and lower leg can be made using the angle setting of the PARAVAN control
34. crew PR50_RO5_V01_EN indd X Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical 57 of 139 PARAVAN 10 5 Set the angle of the armrest The armrest pivots from its anchoring point This allows the whole armrest to swivel upwards to allow you to sit in stand up or move eas ily and comfortably This instruction applies both to the left and right hand armrest e You have the following settings available Sledald PS e Screw the knurled screw in gt the angle of the armrest becomes more acute Fig 20 Armrest angle e Screw the knurled screw out gt the armrest lowers 7 Do not force the knurled screw in or out Raise the armrest a little to remove pressure on the knurled screw 58 of 139 Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical PR50_RO5_VO1_EN indd PARAVAN 10 6 Set the projection of the armrest This instruction applies both to the left and right hand side though you may need to rotate the screw in the opposite direction Take the following steps in the following sequence when setting the projection of the armrest 4 Loosen the hexagonal cap nut Loosen the hexagonal cap nut Adjust the armrest cushion to the desired position Tighten the hexagonal cap nut to about 8 Nm Fig 21 Armrest projections CS gt See Section 8 3 Tools provided PR50 R05 VO1 ENindd Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical 59 of 139 PARAVAN 10 7 Setting the mova
35. d gt the electric wheelchair travels forward e Joystick to left or right gt the electric wheelchair changes its direction into the selected Fig 41 Joystick direction e Joystick pulled backward gt the electric wheelchair travels backwards e Joystick in neutral position in the middle gt brakes are active no movement To prevent the wheelchair from moving in an undesired way do not make any sudden movements drive commands using the joystick Practice using the controls in a safe and obstacle free area PR50_R06_VO1_EN indd Driving your electric wheelchair 77 of 139 ze1 dO PARAVAN 13 5 Driving a curve The PARAVAN electric wheelchair is equipped with front wheel drive This means that when steering driving on curves the rear of the vehicle swings outwards How to drive around a curve e Press the joystick in the desired direction of movement forwards or backwards and at the same time e Press the joystick in the desired direction of steering left or right For example e Push the joystick to the top right to two o clock from the user s point of view gt the electric wheelchair will steer right CS See Section 3 Notes on safety 78 of 139 Driving your electric wheelchair PR50_RO6_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 13 6 Braking your electric wheelchair 13 6 1 Braking systems on your electric wheelchair In order to guarantee the highest possible level of safety
36. eeeeee en nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnenen nenn 121 21 5 Facility to connect ancillary devices unessnnsnnnensnnnnonnnnn non nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nme nnnm 122 21 6 The lighting EUER 123 21 7 The maintenance free accumulators nsnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nennen nenn nn nnnnnnnnnnnnnanannnnnnnnn 124 21 8 Notes OM accumulators u ee een nk end 125 21 9 Changing your accumulators uuresnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nennen onen nn aaas nnn nenne 126 21 10 Charging your electric wheelchair uRnRRnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nennen nn nn nnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnn 127 21 10 1 X Procedure for charging your electric wheelchair 444444444RRRR Rn nennen nn 128 21 10 2 The charging device insere ee kann ana Eid 129 21 10 3 Positioning the charging device z2224ursunnnn nenn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nennen nnnnnnnn nenn 129 22 Technical equipment inan nun ann nn nn nun nn nun nenn 130 22 1 Technical data and GIMENSIONS cee nnennnnn eene nennen nnne nnne nn nnn nnn 130 22 2 Replacement Parts a een een 133 23 Systems and technical documentation e ener nun 134 23 1 How to deal with closed accumulators sessseeeeeenennnnenen nnn 134 23 2 Customer service book eeeeeeseeeeee eene a n nnne nen nnns se sen an nna s nnn nnn 135 23 3 EU Declaration Of Conformity esses nennen nnn nnne 136 23 4 Protocol of the handover brief
37. ey to change to the drive programme e Your electric wheelchair is now ready for travel PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Control 101 of 139 ajessdo PARAVAN 16 1 13 Adjust display brightness automatic qj The display brightness is automatically adjusted to light conditions at the factory Select the programme function using the function keys The menu for special functions now appears on the display Select the special display function you require using the joystick by moving it to the left or right or using the I IT button e The symbol for automatic brightness appears on the display Fig 68 Display brightness auto If you make a change confirm your selection using the joystick by pushing it forwards e The display brightness can be changed Select brightness using the joystick by moving it to the left or right or using the I IT button e In the display the brightness function changes back from Indoor to Outdoor and Automatic Confirm your brightness setting using the joystick by pushing it for wards or backwards Your new setting is now adopted Fig 69 Brightness functions 102 of 139 Control PR50_RO6_VO1_EN indd PARAVAN 16 2 Control panel G90A 16 2 1 Overview of operating parts With the control panel with joystick installed on your electric wheel chair you can control all drive steering and braking processes on the vehicle All other
38. f as an assistive technology under assistive technology number e HMV No 18 99 06 1048 Approval from AOK on 09 June 2008 in accordance with Section 126 Para 3 of German Social Code V Catalogue of Assistive Technologies in accordance with Section 139 German Social Code V IKK Federal Association Federal Associations of Health Insurance Funds on 19 June 2008 4 3 4 Definition of assistive technology excerpt Assistive technologies are specialised medical services or objects that secure the success of a treatment by their provision of a substitute supportive or relief effect or make it possible to overcome a physical disabil ity They include prostheses orthopaedic and other assistive devices aids to sight specialised materials or technical products PR50 ROG VO1 EN indd Functional description 35 of 139 5 Details relating to the product PARAVAN 5 1 Trademark and type labelling ratings plate You can read this information from the device s ratings plate They are very important in all correspondence with PARAVAM GmbH in guaran teeing that you receive the technically correct advice Model designation Series number Chassis no Date of manufacture Max speed HMV number Weight of electric wheelchair when empty Maximum load body weight PARAVAN Modell PR 50 Seriennummer PRA000367 Produktionsdatum 01 2012 Geschwindigkeit Gkm h HMV Nummer 18 99 06 1048 Lee
39. ffic Law The anchoring of the safety belt has been certified and approved in Fig 4 TUV Logo accordance with 76 115 EEC as has the seat in relation to its anchor ing in accordance with 74 408 EWG as well as by e Technical Reports Nos 08 00719 CP GBM and 08 00723 CP GBM CS See Section 23 Annexes and technical documentation PR50_ROB_V01_EN indd Functional description 33 of 139 IZENE PARAVAN 4 3 2 Clearance certification as hazardous cargo accumulator PARAVAN GmbH uses accumulators that are rated as non hazardous cargo on condition that the relevant accumulators are not suffering mechanical damage of any type The maintenance free VRLA accumulators and the equally maintenance free lead gel accumulators are classified as leak proof non hazardous cargo for any form of transport according to e IATA Rule A 67 e ADR Rule 238 B e IMDG Rule 238 2 UN 2800 Special Provisions K See Clearance certification as hazardous cargo You will receive the appropriate Clearance certificate for your accumulators during the handover of your wheelchair 34 of 139 Functional description PR50_R03_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 4 3 3 German Ordinance on Assistive Technology HMV No PARAVAN electric wheelchairs are approved according to the following assistive technology regulations General e Doctor s regulations in Nordw rttemberg rules regulations provisions and services Pages B 2 and 1 f
40. functions equipped with adjustment motors such as the lift arm and seat functions are also operated via the control panel Charge state of your accumulators Function display The Function button The Directional indicator right button The Signal horn button The Directional indicator left button The On Off button The Drive profile button Fig 70 Control panel G90A PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Control 103 of 139 PARAVAN 16 2 2 Functions menu Press the red Functions button e The seat functions are now active Select the required seat function using the joystick by pushing it to the left or right The following functions are available Length adjustment of foot rests Seat tilting an optional accessory Back settings Height settings E Angle setting for foot rests an optional accessory Fig 71 Seat functions using the Seat function forwards or backwards flashes an optional G90A accessory Make the adjustment you require in the relevant seat function using the joystick pushing it forward or pulling it back e The affected adjustment motor carries out your command Release the joystick when you have reached the position you want The joystick will move into its starting position and your new setting is accepted Any sinking or self induced movement of the motors is prevented by the self locking function of the drive 104 of 1
41. gramme is now active Fig 53 Indicator via joystick PR50 R06 VO1 EN indd Control 93 of 139 Fig 54 Lights on and off ajesado Fig 55 Light on the joystick PARAVAN 16 1 5 Switch on and off lights For the Light on function press the Directional indicator left button Q for more than 3 seconds e The lighting system turns itself on and the lights symbol appears in the status display or Select the lighting function using the function keys e The menu for lighting selection now appears on the display Press the joystick forward e The lighting system turns itself on and the lights symbol appears in the status display If the lighting system is already on then you can turn it off using the same procedure Use the function key to change to the drive programme e The drive programme is now active 94 of 139 Control PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 16 1 6 Switch on and off warning lights For the Warning light function press the Directional indicator right button for more than 3 seconds e The warning light turns itself on and both directional indicators are flashing on the status display or Select the lighting function using the function keys Fig 56 Warning lights on off e The menu for lighting selection now appears on the display Press the joystick backwards e The warning light turns itself on and both directional indicator
42. heelchair is complete and compare the state in which it was delivered with what is indicated on your order Where there is any doubt contact PARAVAN GmbH immediately Check visually that your electric wheelchair is in proper order Report any damage that may be due to transport or delivery immediately in writing to your e dealer forwarder or medical supplier and PARAVAN GmbH K See Section 1 1 Your manufacturer 8 2 How your electric wheelchair is delivered to you The electric wheelchair will be in the following state of assembly ready for use and operation e Fully assembled and equipped in accordance with your order instructions e All components and auxiliary elements are pre set to your body mass as it figured in your order e Ready charged accumulators 48 of 139 Handing over the electric wheelchair PR50_RO5_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 8 3 Tools included with the delivery You will receive the following tools along with your electric wheel chair e Socket spanner with T grip SW 13 Prepare Fig 13 Socket wrench e Allen key size 5 Fig 14 Allen key PR5O RO5 VO1 EN indd Handing over the electric wheelchair 49 of 139 XIIe 9 Settings on your electric wheelchair electronic PARAVAN The settings and configuration needed for PARAVAN controls are very complex and for your own safety can only be done by your service technician All parameters used in PARAVAN controls can be
43. hrough over loading the vehicle Material damage to the electric wheelchair though the ef fect of heat greater than 41 C Material damage to the electric wheelchair through battery overload on downhill slopes e Use your electric wheelchair exclusively for the purpose for which it was intended e Overloading the electric wheelchair by an additional person or other loads travelling on it is prohibited e Protect your electric wheelchair from strong sun and other sources of heat e Switch on electrical devices e g the electric wheel chair s lights when travelling downhill 28 of 139 Safety note PR50_RO3_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 3 1 3 Notes on transport General Material damage to the electric wheelchair through slipping from ramps or lift while being loaded Material damage to the electric wheelchair through being secured and transported improperly in and electric wheelchair transporter Secure ramp from slippage Both the ramp and the electric wheelchair transporter must be positioned on even and firm surfaces The ramp or lift must be clean and dry The ramp must be wider than the electric wheelchair and should be clearly visible to allow corrective m steering Mount the ramp and lift in a single movement in order to prevent the electric wheelchair rolling backwards Secure the electric wheelchair in the transporter according to the usual legal regulations Use only suitable and authorised securing e
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45. ing 444444444444HH HR nn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnanannnnnnnnnnen nennen 137 Space for your notes uiusciicsssiu nuuc ow kx uaR civ a a EN 139 8 of 139 Table of contents PR50 RO1 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN PR50_R01_VO1_EN indd Table of contents 9 of 139 Table of illustrations PARAVAN Fig 1 OR Code iii ee aa aa iaa er a ae ee 14 Fig 2 DIFECtION OF traVel i eec a ee eR XXX ARRRX ARRA RO K FRR IRE AA REX FREIER EE RREKER RES APA 16 Fig 3 Safety MOG EE 23 Fig 4 TUN EGO essi uR cune Iu DUM MM ME MEME 33 Fig 5 Ratings plate ebd erit peser a Er Eh ea daria 36 Fig 6 Location ratings plate iini teer ek ne ba Er E XR EREX HER ERER E ERR ERR KEVRANN SEA 37 Fig 7 DOCKING StatlOMs E H A 39 Fig 8 Front ill mination iiia opo ci fs et re erre EIER e Se Aa ERR SS RETE RRRERAR ORX ORE EViN EE a RET A 43 Fig 9 Rear illuminatiOn caves can tete encanto x EVER Kx edge ex dp Ma EN RR Rn P ah E nale 43 Fig 10 Overview of wheelchair ceeeeeeeeeeeeee ee eee ee nennen nenn nnnnnnnnnnnnanannnnnnnnnnen nenn 44 Fig 11 Components rear of chassis sisenesid i a aai 45 Fig 12 Components front of CHASSIS ccceceeeeeee eee nn nn nennen nennen nnne nennen 46 Fig 13 Socket wrench iie tint ee a ER DA er 49 Fig 14 Allen S aine rk nein eh ESSERE ERR EXER EXXX DO EREEREEER E EA IL RERERARA 49 Fig 15 Angled arm rest cushion
46. ion for every purpose and for every body mass Prepare 10 2 1 Setting the armrest cushion This instruction applies both to the left and right hand cushion e Loosen the hexagonal cap nut e Swing the armrest cushion into the desired position e Tighten the hexagonal cap nut to about 8 Nm CS See Section 8 3 Tools provided Fig 15 Angled arm rest cushion PR50 RO5 VO1 ENindd X Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical 53 of 139 Sledald PARAVAN 10 2 2 Setting the horizontal position of the armrest cushion This instruction applies both to the left and right hand cushion Take the following steps in the following sequence when checking or setting the position of the armrest cushion e Loosen the wing nut e Slide the armrest cushion back or forward into the desired position e Tighten up the wing nut until it is hand tight Fig 16 Position of armrest xu See Section 8 3 Tools provided cushion 54 of 139 Settings on your electric wheelchair mechanical PR5O R05 VO1 EN ndd PARAVAN 10 3 The armrest The armrest can be moved in all directions horizontally along its projection length and vertically in terms of its height and of its angle and can thus be set to suit every body mass 4 It may be necessary to make a further change in the position of the armrest Prepare Take the following steps in the following sequence when checking or
47. is suitable exclusively for the applications listed in the section entitled Usage of the vehicle CS gt See Section 3 Notes on safety CS See Section 4 2 1 Usage of the electric wheelchair PR50 ROG VO1 EN indd Functional description 31 of 139 IZENE PARAVAN 4 2 1 Usage of the electric wheelchair unproblematic e Boarding by a single person with a maximum body weight of 160kg e Usage as driver or passenger seat depending on the associated accessories e Usage in areas governed by German traffic law public roads and thoroughfares on condition that full and fully functioning lighting is installed CS See Section 13 Driving the electric wheelchair problematic or prohibited e Use as a tractor means of transport of loads or more than one person e Use of the electric wheelchair in extreme climatic conditions heat cold precipitation CS See Section 2 1 Disclaimer CS See Section 3 Notes on safety 32 of 139 Functional description PR50 R03 VO EN indd PA3AVAn 4 3 Approvals certifications 4 3 1 EU approval as a driver seat The PARAVAN electric wheelchair with its special orthopaedic seat is first electric wheelchair fitted with an integrated seatbelt In addition the electric wheelchair has passed its crash test and is approved as a driver or passenger seat in a car modified by PARAVAN GmbH in ac cordance with e The exceptional provisions in Section 70 of German Tra
48. ition of the electric wheelchair should be checked before any use of it 20 of 139 On this User s Manual PR50_RO3_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 2 2 Target groups General The operator must attain or acquire a familiarity with the following points before putting the electric wheel chair into operation e Knowledge of the contents of the User s Manual on the how to use the vehicle the electric wheelchair safely and how to move it about e Knowledge of the safety and operational rules contained in it and of how to recognise possible hazards and dangerous situations for the user him or herself and for the environment For their own safety only trained and authorised persons should use an electric wheelchair As a user you have received sufficient instruction during the handover of the wheelchair Contact us where necessary K See Section 1 1 Your manufacturer CS See Section 23 4 Handover briefing PR50_RO3_VO1_EN indd On this User s Manual 21 of 139 IZENEI PARAVAN 2 3 Explanation of symbols You will come across the following symbols and warning signs while reading the User s Manual The Caution Danger logo Calls your attention to danger points The preventative measures contained in the associated text should always be followed This symbol always appears with an associated signal word which indicates the degree of danger e Danger Imminent danger to life and limb irreve
49. jury when operating the electric wheel chair in a state not conforming to its state upon delivery Material damage to the electric wheelchair through non authorised or incorrectly installed components Do not make any technical changes to your electric wheelchair Only operate your electric wheelchair in its original state upon delivery Use only original or authorised replacement parts The operational condition of the electric wheelchair should be checked before any use of it 26 of 139 Safety note PR50_RO3_V01_EN indd PARAVAN Danger of injury for persons when travelling with the electric wheelchair over impassible surfaces Danger of fall and of tipping over for persons when operat ing the electric wheelchair on surfaces with reduced load bearing capacity Material damage to the electric wheelchair through me chanical and physical forces due to travelling over impassible surfaces Avoid travelling on slick slippery or greasy surfaces e g ice snow wet grass and leaves etc Avoid travelling through water at a depth of 50mm or deeper Observe the permitted total weight of the vehicle Observe the load capacity e g of bridges and over passes and condition of the travelling surface Always drive with your safety belt on General PR50_RO3_V01_EN indd Safety note 27 of 139 IZENEI PARAVAN 3 1 2 Notes on usage Material damage to the electric wheelchair t
50. k SYM DOr aea E ere iE esi E 99 Clock numbers inciter a ce pea x kon b e Y ERN ELI UR UR d cu E LX XR C e PR eux 99 Show Hide COCK zsrsr EE Foe oe REEF ERE EERE ER EX SERERE RE RE ERR SR TEKRERRKRR RE ERRR EE E Ea RARE TER 100 Display brightness symbol dtesenienn 101 Display brightriess auto tr tr mer Reto n ERE RE EE ESAE EE HARE CERE RR EF ELE ETE Iesu TR 102 Brightness functions en ee kn 102 Control panel G90A 6 rane iaa FREE rea EC rap EXER OR DERE ERR ER EE ERE SR RERKRATRRTARRCAXTKIRKKKR GER 103 Seat functions using the G90A sssrinin nadaa aaa aan 104 Lights ON and Off ETENIM 106 Warning lights on Off 20a nenne 107 Move TOOL d 1 gt 11 PRHERPERFEPFEREEFERPERLTREREELFFERHEEPFEELFEBEREEEFEFFENFLEUEFFEERELTELEFTETERRELPEEFEFFEIRFEREBFER ER 109 MOVE Aarmirest innen de a DR En ni En a 109 Recyclihigi iac ee ert Eri Ero o CE ER EXER XRERR ERR DE EKEERELERE EE 113 Main safety switch actiV sis iussi len 119 METTE uNAQUc O 119 Sec safety Switch actlv iiec entra taa ch oh bi etn d kn eR ERE XEXR ERR V eR Rau a ER REFER ARR Reha 120 Secondary safety switch uuesssnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnennnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnsnnnnnnnnnnsnnnnenennnnnnnnennnnnnen 120 Front illuminati ausm en 123 salle me secs m 123 Power connectoren EI 126 Refitting accumulatot 2 ascia er rrr ie Rn EHE EIE ERE RE ERR CREE EXER AX EE RR SEE T ERR i
51. lchair is properly parked 86 of 139 Parking and storing your electric wheelchair PR50_RO6_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 14 1 1 Control panel G90A e Drag the magnetic key over the key symbol on the control panel gt immobilisation has now been enabled e Drag the magnetic key over the key symbol on the control panel once more gt immobilisation has now been disabled Fig 43 14 1 2 Control panel REM 550 e Hold down the On button for at least 3 seconds gt The lock symbol appears gt The immobilisation system is now enabled e Press the On button gt The lock symbol appears e Press the Signal horn button twice gt The immobilisation system is now disabled Fig 44 1 0 Control panel G90A Control panel REM 550 PR5O R06 VOI EN indd Parking and storing your electric wheelchair 87 of 139 ajeiadQ 15 Loading and transporting your electric wheelchair PARAVAN Your electric wheelchair should always be switched off and properly secured or lashed down during transport Use loading devices such as ramps lifts and hoists with sufficient load bearing capacity 15 1 Rules when loading wheelchairs The following rules must be followed when loading The maximum rated height indicated on the ramp must be greater than the height to be climbed from the floor to the height of the supporting edge in a car for example the floor of the car boot
52. mentioned may be combined variously in different models and functions and may differ from the standard version This User s Manual forms an integral part of this electric wheelchair product and must always be stored in the vicinity of the electric wheelchair in order to allow you to access the M important information it contains quickly All page and directional indications made in the documenta tion are always given from the point of view of the operator in the direction of travel of the device Fig 2 Direction of travel 16 of 139 On this User s Manual PR50_RO3_V01_EN indd PA3AVAn 2 1 Disclaimer General Only by observing and putting into practice the knowledge provided by this User s Manual can the electric wheelchair be guaranteed error and fault free operation PARAVAN GmbH does not take any responsibility for or give any guarantee against damages or operational interruptions that may be caused during opera tion by the non observance of the instructions contained in this User s Manual or by any modifications made to the electric wheelchair In order to ensure the fault free operation of your electric wheelchair please observe the maintenance instructions and intervals CS See Section 18 Care and maintenance PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd On this User s Manual 17 of 139 PARAVAN 2 1 1 Guarantee Guarantee cover is defined exclusively by the relevant provisions set by PARAVAN IZENEN
53. n of maintenance work please get in touch with your medical supplies store or dealer or contact PARAVAN GmbH directly Maintenance and repair work should only be done by suitably trained personnel 110 of 139 Care and maintenance PR50_RO7_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 18 2 Cleaning and care High pressure cleaners should not be used to clean the electric wheelchair Be careful that no electronics come in contact with water Only the following should be used for cleaning the frame and plastic components or painted layer e Mild soaps containing no scouring additives For disinfection of covers the seat and back cover e conventional surface disinfectants and e damp micro fibre cloths should be used PR50_RO7_V01_EN indd Care and maintenance 111 of 139 19 Disposal and environmental protection PARAVAN The electric wheelchair itself and its individual components are designed to enjoy a long service life Dur ing manufacture and construction care was taken to use recyclable and harmless raw materials as much as possible At the end of its service life the electric wheelchair is suitable for careful recycling and environ mentally friendly disposal National and regional regulations on the disposal of waste should be followed For the purposes of recycling the electric wheelchair can be dismantled into following principal materials Metals Plastics and composite materials Electronic waste Accumulators
54. n traffic law Optionally the PARAVAN electric wheelchair can be enhanced to be Ln come a vehicle approved for use in road traffic using Dn Q LED headlights for the best possible illumination N LED directional indicators LED rear lights for the best possible visibility G Lateral markings in the centres of the wheels using yellow reflectors 6 6 1 Section 24 Special means of transport Fig 8 Front illumination Wheelchairs are mentioned in German traffic law In that law it is stated e 1 Push and grip wheelchairs sleds prams scooters children s bicycles and other similar means of transport are not vehicles in the sense of German traffic regulations 2 Medical wheelchairs and other wheelchairs as mentioned in Paragraph 1 may circulate wherever pedestrian traffic is permitted but only at walking speed Fig 9 Rear illumination N PR5O0 RO4 VO1 ENindd Description Functioning or your electric wheelchair 43 of 139 7 Overview of the PARAVAN electric wheelchair PARAVAN 7 1 Definition of vocabulary for parts and their positions The following terms for components and parts will be used in this user s manual Their position on the wheelchair is shown in the illustra tion Control panel with joystick Repositionable armrest on multiple axes Back rest electric Head support Foot plate foot rests Brake release lever emergency release Drive wheel puncture
55. n using the function keys Fig 73 Warning lights on off The menu for lighting selection now appears on the display Press the joystick backwards e The warning light turns itself on and both directional indicators are flashing on the status display If the warning lights are already on or activated then this procedure deactivates them once more I PR50 R06 VO1 EN indd Control 107 of 139 17 Getting out of your electric wheelchair PARAVAN When getting out of your wheelchair independently you should keep in mind the following points for your own safety You should be able to deal with your own body weight safely You should be able to push against the electric wheelchair with both arms simultaneously and with each exerting equal strength You should have a secure point against which you can lean and out of which you cannot slip You should have practised the manoeuvre often enough in the presence of another person You should consider what could happen if you were to fall to the floor without anyone being there to help you We recommend allowing another person to help you You should however inform this person of the risks involved Always fully discuss the procedure for the move Never support yourself against the drive control as the electric wheelchair may be activated accidentally and may make uncontrolled movements If you want to move onto another electric wheelchair you must set
56. o do this is to recharge nightly The charging time for your electric wheelchair should be 8 hours without any interruption The charging cycle is complete when the green lamp lights up Always keep your electric wheelchair connected to the recharging device when not in use to maintain its charge If you follow these care tips your accumulator will provide you with the highest possible performance and longest possible service life CS See Section 21 7 The maintenance free accumulators Technology CS See Section 21 8 Notes on accumulators PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd Electrical system 127 of 139 PARAVAN 21 10 1 Procedure for charging your electric wheelchair e Switch electric wheelchair off e Place the charging device on a heat resistant surface e g the foot supports e Insert the charging device plug into the charging socket on the control panel e Connect the charging device to the mains supply gt charging has started e Check the charging status gt has it reached full capacity The recharging process is now complete Fig 85 Plug in the charging e Dismantle the recharging device in the opposite sequence cable After completing charging undo the connection between the mains supply at the mains plug from the charging device g E 3 8 lt 128 of 139 Electrical system PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 21 10 2 The charging device The charging device is suitable for a
57. ontrol panel e Red zone Low capacity must be recharged immediately e Yellow zone Sufficient energy still available recharge as soon as the opportunity arises e Green zone Accumulator fully loaded full capacity CS See Section 16 Controls CS See Section 21 10 Charging the electric wheelchair 124 of 139 Electrical system PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 21 8 Notes on accumulators The enclosed accumulators should never be opened Opening the accumulators will cause irreparable damage to these components possibly resulting in a complete loss of energy supply K See Section 23 1 Dealing with closed accumulators The accumulators should always be recharged using the supplied recharging device after every spell of use even if use of charge was minimal during the spell Always connect the recharger when the electric wheelchair is not in use The recharger supplied switches automatically to maintain charge thus guaranteeing you that your accumulators in your electric wheelchair EN will always be ready for use and fully charged If the accumulators are left in an uncharged state for too long they will become deeply discharged and will no longer be capable of recharging and or will need to be replaced CS See Section 21 10 2 The charging device Observe the relevant regulations on waste disposal when disposing of the accumulators Please consult the local or municipal authorities responsible for thi
58. or skid For this reason avoid braking suddenly 80 of 139 Driving your electric wheelchair PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 13 8 Travelling on hills uphill and downhill travel For your own safety you must observe and follow the following advice during uphill and downhill travel Set the seat position to its hindmost position in order to prevent slipping Always drive with your safety belt on Avoid braking suddenly during downhill travel to prevent the the electric wheelchair from rolling or skidding During uphill and downhill travel select a low drive level and speed to prevent you from losing control of the electric wheelchair at any point The stability of the electric wheelchair cannot be guaranteed during uphill or downhill travel involving a slope of more than 7 such travel will involve danger of the electric wheelchair tipping over When going downhill the power generated is channelled into the accumulators If the battery was fully charged on starting travel the safety system switches to emergency stop in order to prevent damage to the vehicle s electronic components through electrical overload If this should occur switch on an electrical device e g the lights to run down the battery and then continue your journey brake only functions in LOCK position Otherwise the vehicle will travel downhill with no brake During uphill and downhill travel the brake release lever should be set to LOCK The motor
59. otect the environment DANGER Danger of crushing by contact with moving parts e g Through the rotation of the drive wheels or the Lifting move ment of the lift arm and the horizontal movement of the seat Danger of fall through accidental movement of the electric wheelchair due to the brake being left off Danger of fall through abrupt braking of the electric wheel chair where the vehicle loses power Do not make contact with moving parts Accompanying persons should not make any contact with danger areas when operating the electric wheelchair The brake release lever must be in the LOCK position Never switch off or cut off power to the electric wheelchair while it is moving 24 of 139 Safety note PR50_RO3_V01_EN indd PARAVAN General Danger of tipping over for persons when using the electric wheelchair on surfaces with a slope of more than 10 Danger of tipping over for persons when using the electric wheelchair on downhill slopes with the seat position in its forwardmost position Danger of tipping over for persons when using he electric wheelchair when driving over obstacles e Avoid paths with any inclination of more than 10 e When travelling downhill move the electric wheelchair s seat to the back e Do not drive over obstacles higher than 60 70mm Always drive with your safety belt on PR50 ROG VO1 EN indd Safety note 25 of 139 PARAVAN IZENE Danger of personal in
60. ow you to secure the electric gt J En wheelchair easily and quickly in your vehicle e g when the electric wheelchair is being used as a driver s seat j Fig 7 Docking station PR5O RO4 VO1 EN indd Details relating to the product 39 of 139 6 Description Functioning or your electric wheelchair PARAVAN 6 1 The specially developed orthopaedic seat The specially developed orthopaedic seat is an in house development of PARAVAN GmbH that has been adjusted precisely to the needs of our customers It is equipped with the following An integrated 3 or 4 point belt or lap belt depending on the accessories delivered with the model Special suspension in the seat to prevent strain on thigh muscles A 4 position lumbar support in the seat back to ensure the correct position of the pelvis A 6 axis adjustment of the seat arms with 12 individual positions to support your arms in an ideally fatigue free position MeshTex textile covering made of active breathable nano fibres to reduce the risk of pressure sores 40 of 139 Description Functioning or your electric wheelchair PR50_R04_VO1_EN indd PARAVAN 6 2 Joystick control Using the joystick the driving console and its integrated control panel you can select and trigger all func tions of the electric wheelchair such as The electric wheelchair s steering The electric wheelchair s braking behaviour Driving speed control of the two drive motors
61. ower leg lengthi ieri ri asian ln 61 10 8 2 Setting the tibialis angle iui ro tese rer t Fr erede een 62 10 8 3 Setting the foot rest arigle iiie ei m i ren n a Cl innen 63 11 Use of the special orthopaedic seat 1n ener rennes 64 11 1 Setting the back suppolt i iet tette etre RR ER ERRS REPE ELE RE ERR AX ERE EX RERR HEREIN 64 11 1 1 Setting the back support angle sse nennen nnne 64 11 1 2 Setting the side bolsters thoracic supports esesseeeeeeneenn mmm 65 11 2 Setting the lumbar support zesnsnnnnensnnnennnnnnennnnnnnnen nennen nnnm nnn nnn nnn n nnn nnn nnn 66 11 2 1 Setting the head SUDpOTFt BPPUPEPPPEFPFEPFERFFERPELTEPEPPEEFEPEPFEPERFFELSPELFLEFFELTLLLELLUEUELRTPECFEEFFELEFEERFELTT 67 11 2 2 Setting your sitting Position nee nenn 68 11 3 Setting your lying position eeessseseeeseeeeennennnnnnennnnn nene nemen nnn ntn nenne 69 11 4 Setting the standing up position sese 70 4 of 139 Table of contents PR50_RO1_VO1_EN indd PARAVAN Operate 12 12 1 12 2 13 13 1 13 2 13 3 13 4 13 5 13 6 13 6 1 13 7 13 8 13 9 13 10 13 10 1 13 11 13 11 1 13 11 2 13 11 3 13 11 4 13 11 5 14 14 1 14 1 1 14 1 2 Removing and reattaching the chassis Cladding 72 Removing and reattaching the rear cladding seen 72 Removing and reattaching the
62. quipment Switch the electric wheelchair off during transport PR50 ROG VO1 EN indd Safety note 29 of 139 IZENE 4 Functional description PARAVAN 4 1 Manufacturing standard The PARAVAN electric wheelchair is a multifunctional electric wheelchair which due to its compact design is ideally suited to both indoor and outdoor usage The electric wheelchair is built and tested to ensure the highest possible level of safety for its operator and his or her immediate environment Our products are tested for freedom from any flaws after their manufac ture However if any failure in functioning should appear on your wheelchair please contact your dealer or PARAVAN GmbH directly in order to have that failure corrected as quickly as possible PARAVAN electric wheelchairs are manufactured and checked in conformity with e DIN EN 12184 Electric wheelchairs and scooters and their chargers and has been rated by this standard in Category B 30 of 139 Functional description PR50_R03_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 4 2 Appropriate usage General The PARAVAN electric wheelchair is functionally and structurally intended for the transport of a single per son in indoor and outdoor areas The interface in relation to operation by the user and the liability of the manufacturer of the electric wheelchair is the control panel including its joystick and any optional opera tional units for special operation The electric wheelchair
63. r support moves upwards e Turn adjustment knob or lever anticlockwise gt lumbar support moves downwards Support curvature max curvature ca 25mm e Turn adjustment knob or lever clockwise lg lumbar curves outwards i i e Turn adjustment knob or lever anticlockwise gt the curvature of the lumbar support reduces 2 Fig 29 Lumbar support vers 2 66 of 139 Use of the special orthopaedic seat PR5O RO5 VO1 ENindd PARAVAN 11 2 1 Setting the head support If you need the head support position to be change you can adjust 79 the height of the head support to your individual needs in 5 stages You have the following settings available Adjusting head inclination Oy e Push the head support into the required inclination gt push the head support up backwards or forwards Prepare Height adjustment in five stages Fig 30 Head support e Push the head support into the required stage gt pull the head support upwards or push it downwards The head supports have five stages In order to remove the head support e g at the hairdresser you must pull it up over the final stage and pull it free Do the same in reverse to replace it PR50_RO5_VO1_EN indd Use of the special orthopaedic seat 67 of 139 sledald PARAVAN 11 2 2 Setting your sitting position The seat can be moved forward or backwards using the PARAVAN con
64. rcumstances since oxidation will occur on the negative electrode if atmospheric oxygen enters the system This leads to irreparable damage up to and including total failure of the accumulator 134 of 139 Systems and technical documentation PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 23 2 Customer service book 1 Inspection 12 months after commissioning Date Signature Stamp e 2 Inspection annual Date Signature Stamp e 3 Inspection annual Date Signature Stamp e 4 Inspection annual Date Signature Stamp e 5 Inspection annual Date Signature Stamp e 6 Inspection annual Date Signature Stamp e 7 Inspection annual Date Signature Stamp Technology PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd Systems and technical documentation 135 of 139 PA3AVAn ce EG Konformit tserkl rung Declaration of Conformity Gem Anhang VII der Richtlinie 93 42 EWG f r Medizinprodukte According annex VII of the council directive 93 42 EEC V mit TECHNICAL REPORT No 08 0071 19 CP GBM T V S D Wir die Firma We the company 1 72539 Pfronstetten Aichelau Deutschland Germany erkl ren als Hersteller hiermit in Alleinwerantwortlichkeit dass die Produkte der Klasse I hereby declare on our own responsibility that the class medical devices Elektrorolistuhl electrically powered wheelchair and Docking Station PARAVAN Rollstuhl PR 10 PR 30 PR Kind PR 50 mit Docking Station Modelle gem Produktbe
65. resistant as standard Battery holder Trimming Rear wheel puncture resistant as standard Fig 10 Overview of wheelchair 44 of 139 Overview of the PARAVAN electric wheelchair PR50 RO4 V01_EN indd PARAVAN 7 2 Definition of vocabulary for parts place of installation chassis The following terms for components and parts will be used in this user s manual Their assembled position on the chassis of your elec tric wheelchair is shown in the illustration Seat section Seat guides Lift arm Rear wheel Rigging eyelet rear Floating axle Drive motor for lift arm Actuator module Battery holder Accumulator battery Fig 11 Components rear of chassis PR50_R04_VO1_EN indd Overview of the PARAVAN electric wheelchair 45 of 139 PA3AVAn Drive wheel Rigging eyelet Control devices Stabilizer anti tipper Fitting for docking station Brake release lever emergency release Drive motor Lift motor with lifting rod and gearing Bracket for ancillary components Fig 12 Components front of chassis 46 of 139 Overview of the PARAVAN electric wheelchair PR50 RO4 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN PR50_ROA_ V01_EN indd Overview of the PARAVAN electric wheelchair 47 of 139 aledaid 8 Handing over the electric wheelchair PARAVAN 8 1 Receiving your new electric wheelchair Check that your your electric w
66. rgewicht 179kg Max Zuladung 160 kg gt f a See Section 5 3 1 Your electrical wheelchair s ratings plate Fig 5 Ratings plate 36 of 139 Details relating to the product PR50 RO4 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 5 2 Position of the type label ratings plate One copy of the type label ratings plate has been affixed to your electric wheelchair The type label ratings plate is about 70mm by 40mm in size e The type label ratings plate is positioned on the lower right of your wheelchair next to the battery holder Fig 6 Location ratings plate PR50 RO4 VO1 EN indd Details relating to the product 37 of 139 PARAVAN 5 3 Details on your electric wheelchair Please make sure that these details are listed when the wheelchair is handed over to you or if necessary enter the information yourself so that you have it to hand at all times Date of delivery handover e Handed over by dealer or branch office 5 3 1 Your wheelchair s ratings plate m E ce Stick a duplicate of your ratings plate here 38 of 139 Details relating to the product PR50_R04_VO1_EN indd PARAVAN 5 4 Accessories 5 4 1 Accessories included Charging device with charging cable User s Manual Socket spanner with T grip SW 13 Allen key size 5 Magnetic key optional depending on equipment 5 4 2 Accessories deliverable d ny zu LI e PARAVAN docking station to all
67. rn 13 11 3 Load bearing capacity e Do not drive on surfaces on which there is a danger that you may break through them and thus be come immobilised or overturn Always consider the total weight of the vehicle K See Section 22 1 Technical information and dimensions Operate 13 11 4 Impassible surfaces or areas e Driving on impassable surfaces or areas will risk the you and your electric wheelchair becoming im mobilised or overturning 13 11 5 Slippery surfaces traction Your electric wheelchair can lose grip when driving on slippery surfaces e g unsurfaced ramps wet grass snow ice etc That means its drive and braking power are no longer effective 85 of 139 PR50_R06_V01_EN indd Driving your electric wheelchair 14 Parking and storing your electric wheelchair PARAVAN In order to prevent damage to your electric wheelchair you must observe the following rules when you park it e g overnight or for any longer period of time Connect it up with the recharger Select a dry parking position Do not expose your electric wheelchair to high or low temperatures Cover your electric wheelchair with a suitable covering 14 1 Immobiliser key function Depending on the equipment of your electric wheelchair there are two different ways of securing it from unauthorised use ajeiedQ Secure your electric wheelchair from unauthorised use You are responsible to ensure that your electric whee
68. rol PARAVAN 16 1 Control panel REM 550 16 1 1 Overview of operating parts With the control panel with joystick installed on your electric wheel chair you can control all drive steering and braking processes on the vehicle All other functions equipped with adjustment motors such as the lift arm and seat functions are also operated via the control panel On Off button Directional indicator right and left warning light button Light sensor and error code display Display in colour Function button I II Function button lt gt Joystick Signal horn button function button Directional indicator left and right button ajesado e o e o o o oe o o oO CS See Section 20 1 Flashing codes to display the status of the Fig 47 Control panel REM 550 control panel 90 of 139 Control PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 16 1 2 Status display You can select the appropriate functions as displayed in the assigned fields on the display using the function keys The status display is always visible at the top of the display in order to inform you of the current status or currently set function of your electric wheelchair Symbols on the status display Charge state of your accumulators Directional indicator left Fig 48 Function keys Light on System status Directional indicator right Time In the Warning lights function
69. ront and rear lights PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd Technical equipment 131 of 139 Technology PARAVAN Floor clearance Maximum height of obstacles Turning radius Maximum slope uphill 12 21 Maximum slope downhill Maximum lateral slope _____ Speed Standard 6 km h optional max 10km h The maximum range was measured under test conditions Weight terrain and weather conditions may influence this figure in everyday operation When travelling on steeply inclined terrains do not use top speed and also travel with particular care _____ where the seat height has beem adjusted there is seat tilt or where the seat length has been changed and on uneven surfaces e g grass gravel sand ice and snow See Section 3 Notes on safety ABojouydeL 132 of 139 Technical equipment PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 22 2 Replacement parts The replacement of original parts by third party components or by reproduction copied original parts is strictly forbidden Obtain your spare parts exclusively from your dealer or from PARAVAN GmbH K See Section 1 1 Your manufacturer Danger of personal injury when operating the electric wheel chair in a state not conforming to its state upon delivery Material damage to the electric wheelchair through non authorised or incorrectly installed components BEEN e Do not make any technical changes to your electric wheelchair Only operate your elec
70. rsible e Warning Possible danger to life and limb irreversible Caution Possible danger to life and limb reversible Caution possible material damage to the vehicle D Additional information to the user e g to make use of the electric wheelchair easier and or to prevent ma terial damage to the electric wheelchair This symbol refers the user to another section or more detailed documentation e g to the annexes to this User s Manual 22 of 139 On this User s Manual PR50 R03 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 2 3 1 Structure of safety notices You can find the following information in the safety notes General Warning or hazard symbol D O O Type and source of hazard Signal word Consequences of occurrence Preventative action Kigpoefah f r Personen beim Betreiben eines Elektroroll stuhls bei Fahrten ber Hindernissen Fahrwege mit einer Neigung mit mehr a 6 vermei den Bes Bergabfaheten Sitz des Bektrorolistuhls nach hinten fahren Keine Hindernisse berfahren die h her sind als 7 cm EL mit angelegtem Sicherheitsgurt fahren Fig 3 Safety note PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd On this User s Manual 23 of 139 3 IZENE Safety note PARAVAN 3 1 General safety notes 3 1 1 Notes on usage You must under all circumstances observe the following safety notes for your own safety for that of people in your vicinity and to pr
71. s are flashing on the status display If the warning lights are already on or activated then this procedure deactivates them once more Use the function key to change to the drive programme e The drive programme is now active Fig 57 Warning lights joystick PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Control 95 of 139 PARAVAN 16 1 7 Drive functions overview Drive functions shown on the overview of the control panel display during your electric wheelchair s driving setting and braking processes e Selected drive programme Maximum speed in the selected driving programme e Press the button to change the maximum speed in the selected drive programme e Press the button to change to a higher or lower drive programme Fig 58 Drive functions e Current speed display Display when the charger is connected e The Lock symbol a drive programme symbol crossed out appears when you move the joystick If the electric wheelchair is being charged via the charging socket on the control panel it is automatically blocked for driving operation Fig 59 Drive function locked 96 of 139 Control PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 16 1 8 Selecting a drive programme driving The electric wheelchair must be in drive mode e The last selected drive programme is shown in the display Press the keys to switch to a higher or lower drive programme e The selected dri
72. s issue or talk directly to a waste disposal company CS See Section 19 Disposal and environmental protection Technology PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd Electrical system 125 of 139 y Q Sr E oF e a lt PARAVAN 21 9 Changing your accumulators your electric wheelchair let your service technician or dealer do the work in order to guarantee the safe function or your electric wheelchair If it should become necessary to replace the accumulators in e Move the lift arm upwards e Remove cladding gt See Section 12 Removing and reattaching the chassis Fig 83 Power connection cladding s e Disconnect power connection e Disassemble the accumulators gt Remove the accumulators from the battery casing using the hand straps provided Transfer the remaining part of the power connection onto the new accumulator Place the new accumulator in the battery casing Reconnect the power connection Re attach cladding Execute a functional check ihe n he eee eee FP Fig 84 Refitting accumulator 126 of 139 Electrical system PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 21 10 Charging your electric wheelchair Charge the accumulators only with the charging device supplied The recharging device is available in 2 models e Indoor for use in indoor areas e Outdoor for use outdoors Care tips Make sure that the accumulators are always charged to full capacity _ The best way t
73. schreibung in der Technischen Dokumentation products according product description in our technical documentation in Einklang mit der Technischen Dokumentation hergestellt werden und die grundlegenden Anforderungen der Richtlinie 93 42 EWG Anhang EG Richtlinie f r Medizinprodukte erf llen Die Produkte sind mit dem CE Zeichen gem oben genannter Richtlinie versehen Essential Requirements of Medical Devices Directive 93 42 EEC annex I The products are labelled the CE Mark according to the above Directive PARAVAN S mbH 23 3 EU Declaration of Conformity Fig 87 EU Declaration of Conformity Technology PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd Systems and technical documentation 136 of 139 PARAVAN 23 4 Protocol of the handover briefing Due to the flexible options available for setting up your electric wheelchair you must observe the following points Where there is tilt e It should be ensured that the seat is not leaning out too far to the front or back as this may mean you might slip out of the seat The tilting is set suitably for your body weight First set tilt and then set the back support Where using tilting always wear your safety belt Where using tilting travel only at half the speed of the selected driving level LL Seat and back support in the special orthopaedic seat Adjust the back support only as far as absolutely necessary as the motor does not have the power to lift the weight of the driver U
74. se lever LOCK e Lever in its upward position drive braking system active UNLOCK e Lever in its downward position for pushing braking system disabled P 3 oy emergency release Fig 42 Brake release lever PR5O RO6 VOI EN indd Driving your electric wheelchair 83 of 139 ajeiedQ PARAVAN 13 11 Terrain requirements surfaces Danger of tipping over for persons when using the electric wheelchair on surfaces with a slope of more than 10 Danger of tipping over for persons when using the electric wheelchair on downhill slopes with the seat position in the most forward position Danger of tipping over for persons when using he electric wheelchair when driving over obstacles e Avoid paths with any inclination of more than 10 e When travelling downhill move the electric wheelchair s seat towards the back e Do not run over obstacles higher than 60 70 mm e Always drive with your safety belt on 13 11 1 Ability to ford or drive through water e Travel through water may lead to damage to electronic components motors control devices etc and to accumulators due to water penetration 84 of 139 Driving your electric wheelchair PR50_RO6_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 13 11 2 Climbing and overtaking capacity e If you drive over obstacles higher than 60 to 70mm you and your electric wheelchair may become caught on the obstacle due to the battery casing and may be immobilised or overtu
75. se the tilt function first e Be careful of other components the backpack etc when adjusting the back support and tilting Lifting arm e Ensure head and leg clearance when lifting and lowering the seat Foot rests should not come into contact with the ground With the seat left extended more than about 100mm the electric wheelchair will move at only half speed Technology PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd Systems and technical documentation 137 of 139 AbojouyseL PARAVAN Foot rests e When adjusting the height and angle of the foot rests be careful that the height does not make contact with the seat padding e The foot rest setting must be higher than any obstacle In addition the foot rest must not become caught up by the obstacle as this may cause the electric wheelchair to topple over Seat adjustment forward and back e When you are moving the seat back or forwards make sure that the foot supports positioned at a low height e When driving the electric wheelchair make sure that the seat is not in its foremost position as this could generate a danger of overbalancing Control Joystick e Your electric wheelchair is controlled by moving the joystick forwards backwards and from side to side on the control panel 138 of 139 Systems and technical documentation PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd PARAVAN Space for your notes PR50_R10_VO1_EN indd Notes 139 of 139 PARAVA EE PARAVAN GmbH PARAVAN Str
76. side Cladding seen 73 Driving your electric wheelchair uuuuununnanunnunnnuonanunnnnnnnunnnnnnnnnnnunnnnnn nn 74 Insurance civil liability insurance esses nnm 74 Functional checking before driving 444444444444HHH nennen nn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnnnen nnn 75 Buckling the safety belt ccceeeeee cette reer rere ee eases eee nenn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnenenenn nn 76 Controlling the electric wheelchair s travel direction eee 77 Driving a CUN Eiraan a a nn ee na 78 Braking your electric wheelchair 2444444444444H HR iinne aaa iaa nenn 79 Braking systems on your electric wheelchair eeeeeeeeeeee enne 79 Braking the electric wheelchair iiie metre rene ene e a 80 Travelling on hills uphill and downhill travel eeeeeneneeennm m 81 The driving programmes drive levels uunununsnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nenn nn nnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnnnn 82 Driving manually manual operation eeeeeeeeeeee nennen nemen nnne nnn 83 Use of the brake release lever emergency release unessnsnnennnennnnennnnnnn nn ernennen nun ennnnnnn 83 Terrain requirements surfaces 0 cece nennen nnn nnne nnn nnn nnne nnn nnn 84 Ability to ford or drive through water uessnnsnennenennnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnen nnne nnnn nnns 84 Climbing and overtaking capacity ce eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeaeaaa
77. sssssssssssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nn 36 Trademark and type labelling ratings plate sssssssssssssssrsssrrnrnnrnnnnrerernnennnnnrnnnnnnnnnna 36 Position of the type label ratings plate uunurnsnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnnnnnenen nenn 37 Details on your electric wheelchair ssssnssnunenennnnennnen non nnnnnnnn nennen nme nnn 38 Your wheelchair s ratings plate c ceeeeeeeeeeee sees ee ee eee eaee ease eene nnne nnne 38 ACCESSONIES Em 39 Accessories included seeeeeeeeeeeeeee nennen nennen nennen nnn nnn ni nen nnns s nan nnn 39 Accessories deliverable eee esses nnn nnn ne nnn nnns nan nnn 39 Description Functioning or your electric wheelchair 40 The specially developed orthopaedic seat uzussssnnennnnnnn nn nennen onen nun nnnn nenn nnnnnn nenn nennen 40 Joystick contr l u a inne 41 Special Contr lsun snicen en ete wea se a 41 Lift and tilt seat inclination nnne nmn nnne nnne 42 Vibration damped foot re Sts ec ee nnn nnne nn nnn nnn nnn nnn nnn 42 Safe for traffic conditions according to German traffic law sees 43 Section 24 Special means of transport ueenesesnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnennnnennnnnnenenennnnnnen 43 Overview of the PARAVAN electric wheelchair eese 44 Definition of vocabulary for parts and their positions
78. the symbols are active h CA Fig 49 Status display PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Control 91 of 139 e ME F PS Fig 50 On Off button Fig 51 Lock symbol PARAVAN 16 1 3 Start Switch off Lock Release Start Press the On Off button e The operational display will flash quickly on and then show the last selected drive level Switch off Press the On Off button e Your electric wheelchair switches itself off Lock Press the On Off button for more than 4 seconds e The control panel and electric wheelchair is locked and the Locked symbol appears on the display as a padlock Unlock Press the On Off button e The Lock symbol a padlock appears Press the Signal horn twice e The operational display will flash quickly on and then show the last selected drive level 92 of 139 Control PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN 16 1 4 Switch on and off directional indicators Press the or button for the required directional indicator left or right e The selected indicator now flashes or Fig 52 Right Left indicator oo gt Select the lighting function using the function keys e The menu for lighting selection now appears on the display Press the joystick in the desired direction of steering left or right e The selected indicator now flashes Use the function key to change to the drive programme e The drive pro
79. to suit the needs of the affected user and the cable loop will be cut or relayed as necessary K See Section 1 1 Your manufacturer AbojouyseL 122 of 139 Electrical system PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 21 6 The lighting system Depending on the variant you have chosen your PARAVAN electric wheelchair may be equipped with a complete set of road approved lighting using LED technology The use of LED lamps means that lamp replacement or maintenance tasks are practically no longer necessary If your electric wheelchair was delivered to you without a lighting system you can retrofit the system at any time Take the following steps in the following sequence when switching on the lighting system e Select the menu in the control Fig 81 Front illumination e Switch on the lighting CS gt See Section 16 Controls Components of the lighting system e LED front headlight e LED directional indicator e LED tail light gt e E D F PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd Electrical system 123 of 139 AbojouyseL PARAVAN 21 7 The maintenance free accumulators Your PARAVAN electric wheelchair is fitted with high quality high performance accumulators These main tenance free accumulators are entirely enclosed The system is not designed to need or allow any refilling or topping up the electrolyte battery acid The state of charge or capacity of the accumulators can be seen from the c
80. tric wheelchair in its original state upon delivery Use only original or authorised replacement parts Technology PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd Technical equipment 133 of 139 AbojouyseL 23 Systems and technical documentation PARAVAN 23 1 How to deal with closed accumulators Where accumulators are completely enclosed the oxygen liberated at the positive electrode by water decomposition is channelled via a glass fibre mat from the positive to the negative electrode and finally converted back into water at the end of a series of chemical reactions During charging a proportion of that oxygen leaks into the common gas area With closed accumulators the housing of the accumulator is designed to hold in the pressure by stronger walls in order to prevent the short term excess oxygen from escaping before being fully recombined at the negative electrode Where charging is done improperly hydrogen will be emitted as well as oxygen at the negative electrode This hydrogen will not be converted into water but may escape through the safety valve if a threshold excess pressure is reached possibly reaching the oxygen contained in the gas space If you avoid improper charging no water is lost by en closed accumulators and the accumulators are entirely maintenance free During storage and energy con sumption there is no oxygen in the gas space and the accumulator will be under a negative pressure Any valve release should be avoided in all ci
81. ttaching the chassis cladding Press the safety button in Reattach cladding The electric wheelchair is now ready for use once more Fig 80 Secondary safety switch 120 of 139 Electrical system PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd PARAVAN 21 4 Overload protection The electricity generated when travelling downhill when the drive motors act as dynamos is directed into the accumulators If you have fully recharged your electric wheelchair before starting the downhill stretch the safety system switches to emergency stop in order to prevent damage to the electrical system control electronics etc If the overload protection feature is activated triggered then this will be indicated by a slow braking of the electric wheelchair until it stops moving 21 4 1 Resetting the overload protection e Switch on an electrical device such as your lighting er The excess electric power will then be quickly consumed e The electric wheelchair is now ready for use once more Technology PR50_RO8_V01_EN indd Electrical system 121 of 139 PARAVAN 21 5 Facility to connect ancillary devices The PARAVAN electric wheelchair provides the facility to connect a variety of ancillary devices with a voltage of 12 or 24 volts to the electric wheelchair s own on board network If you have a need for this facility for example for a breathing apparatus please contact PARAVAN GmbH The external connections will be made
82. utomatic charging of the accumu lators The charging device is protected by a water resistant sheet steel housing This complies with the directives and safety regulations of 2006 95 EC Low Voltage Directive e 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Read the Users Manual packed separately with the charging device 21 10 3 Positioning the charging device Use only in dry areas Do not cover any openings on the housing Ensure adequate ventilation Do not place in the vicinity of devices giving off heat radiation e g under lamps beside heating etc gt e e e D F During charging position the charging device on the foot supports of the wheelchair Fig 86 Pos the charging device PR50 ROS VO1 EN indd Electrical system 129 of 139 ABojouyseL 22 Technical equipment PARAVAN 22 1 Technical data and dimensions Lifting function as measured without seat Backward 50 Back angle Seat area 50mm side Curvature Omm 25mm Adjustment of foot position Seat length adjustment optional Foot angle adjustment optional Electric foot rest optional Head support Armrest Empty weight including accumulators without seat 133kg Maximum load 160kg 130 of 139 Technical equipment PR50_RO08_V01_EN indd PARAVAN Dimensions SSCS I Standard seat fully within the chassis width r Electrics O 2 x 12 Volt Lights LED directional indicators LED f
83. ve programme is shown in the display Press the I II buttons to select a higher or lower maximum final speed for the relevant drive programme e The required final speed is shown on the display Fig 60 Select drive programme Press the joystick in the desired direction of travel Your electric wheelchair will move in the selected direction Drive forwards Q Turn right Drive backwards amp Turn left CS See Section 3 Notes on safety Fig 61 Directional joystick PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd Control 97 of 139 Fig 62 Select seat functions a W o ajesado Fig 63 Display seat functions PARAVAN 16 1 9 Electric seat adjustment Select the programme function using the function keys e The menu for adjustment selection now appears on the display Set the required seat adjustment function using the joystick by mov ing it to the left or right or using the I II button e The wheelchair symbol for the selected seat adjustment function appears on the display Only the existing or available functions can be selected Adjust the position of the seat using the joystick push it forwards or backwards e The seat will carry out the required function Use the drive profile key to change to the drive programme e Your electric wheelchair is now ready for travel CS See Section 3 Safety 98 of 139 Control PR50 RO6 VO1 EN indd PARAVAN

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