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2. 6 4 1 Control Panel The sports wheelchair is operated using the control panel see Fig 15 The control panel consists of a keypad LCD display and joystick The programming receptacle and two inputs for external push buttons are located on the underside The sports wheelchair is turned on and off using the keypad driving commands can be entered and the status of certain functions and components can be displayed Fig 15 Control panel ParaGolfer Joystick Stand up function UP 1 Stand up function DOWN 2 3 LCD display 4 5 Horn Programming receptacle o o o On Off button Mode button Inputs for external push buttons Page 40 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation On Off Button The on off button is used for switching the sports wheelchair on and off and for activating the drive away lock Mode Button Briefly pressing the mode button increases the speed level After reaching the maximum speed level you can change back to speed level 1 by pressing the button again 1 2 3 4 5 1 Horn The horn will sound as long as the horn button is being pressed Up and Down Arrow Buttons The up and down arrow buttons are used to control the stand up function Press the up arrow button to raise the seat press the down arrow button to lower the seat LCD Display The LCD display is the communication interface between the user and the control unit It indic
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4. Safety Instructions Assemly A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury when loosening plug or screw connections For all setting works or when prepar ing the wheelchair for transportation screw and or plug connections have to be loosened This can cause uncon trolled movements of wheelchair components To avoid injuries at pinch and shear points carry out such works with the support of another person Make sure to always keep parts of the body e g hands or head out of the danger zone INFORMATION Prior to using the sports wheelchair all the necessary me chanical adaptations e g mounting special controls and software settings e g programming the control must be made to comply with the individual requirements and abili ties of the user The settings may only be made by trained specialists who have been authorised by Otto Bock INFORMATION The mounting position of the stand up device unit and or seat must not be modified A CAUTION Risk of accidents due to unsecured screw connections When screw connections with thread locks are loosened they must be replaced by new ones or secured with a medium strength thread lock substance e g EuroLock A24 20 After any settings on the sports wheelchair are estab lished or changed the mounting screws and or nuts must be retightened securely During tightening observe torques when specified 2 5 Safety Requirements fo
5. W Smoking and fire are not permitted W Sparks must be avoided W Do not cover the air vents in the trim NOTICE Battery damage due to deep discharge Extended op eration with low battery capacity results in deep discharge of the battery causing damage There is a risk that the sports wheelchair may stop due to zero battery capacity and bring the user into a dangerous situation ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 51 Operation Otto Rock The range of the sports wheelchair is determined by the bat tery capacity Many factors have an influence on the battery capacity In addition to the temperature age of the batteries and amount of use the charging cycle has a pronounced effect on the capacity and therefore on the range For an optimal charging frequency the following applies E The batteries can be charged at any time regardless of the remaining charge W It takes about 10 hours until a discharged battery low est segment in the battery symbol is flashing is com pletely charged Subsequently the sports wheelchair can remain connected to the charger without causing any problems the charger has a programmed recharge phase which ensures that maximum battery capacity is maintained E For daily use it is recommended to connect the charger overnight so that the full capacity is available every day E lf the wheelchair is not used for extended periods of time the battery gradually discharges and a
6. Page 44 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation If all the segments of the battery symbol are flashing this means that the battery is over voltage Since this will lead to battery damage a warning symbol also appears The charging process is indicated by the battery segments lighting up one after the other When the battery is charging the driving function is locked out Display symbol s Information ww I Driving menu with speed level Ed and battery capacity 6 4 5 Drive away Lock INFORMATION The drive away lock can be activated as described in the following only if the drive away lock parameter has been set to On At the factory the drive away lock pa rameter is set to Off It is also possible that the factory setting has been changed to On if requested with the order or by the specialist dealer Please ask your special ist dealer about the setting selected for your wheelchair Low battery capacity Charging process with drive lock Battery is under voltage with warning symbol Battery is over voltage A with warning symbol Battery indicator on the control panel Creep speed d m a um 3 LU The control unit of the ParaGolfer sports wheelchair fea tures an electric drive away lock to disable the driving func tion Activation 1 With the control unit turned on press and hold the mode button for at least 5 seconds 2 A short beep con
7. the appropriate brake force NOTICE Risk of damage when parking the wheelchair with the brake deactivated Releasing the brake may result in uncontrolled rolling of the sports wheelchair Therefore ensure that the brake is engaged after parking the sports wheelchair In case of control system failure or insufficient battery ca pacity the sports wheelchair can be pushed To do so the brake is released by mechanically unlocking it The brake release mechanism is located on the right between the frame and seot Fig 20 Brake release lever and safety pin 1 Brake release bolt 2 Brake release lever ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 49 Operation Otto Rock Releasing the Brake Pull the safety pin forward and simultaneously pull the brake release lever up see Fig 21 b Fig 21 Operating the brake release lever and safety pin INFORMATION When the joystick is activated while the brakes are un locked the control system emits an error signal on the control panel If this is not the case there is a malfunction that must be corrected immediately by a specialist dealer When the brake release lever is as far up as possible the brakes are unlocked In this position the control unit will recognise that the brake has been released and automati cally deactivate the driving function As soon as the joystick is deflected a warning will appear on the LCD displa
8. the product configuration that has been selected for the ParaGolfer The ParaGolfer is delivered fully assembled and ready for operation Scope of delivery includes E Preset sports wheelchair with main components see Fig 2 Took kit Battery charger Instructions for Use Options see Section 7 Page 24 02 2010 ParaGolfer Delivery and Preparation for Use NO AOO _ 4 2 Settings The following tools are required to adjust the wheelchair to the requirements of the user and for maintenance work m Allen wrenches sizes 3 4 5 6 Open end or combination wrenches sizes 8 10 Phillips screwdriver Screwdriver for pan head screws Tyre repair accessories 4 3 Initial Operation A WARNING Risk of suffocation Packaging materials must be kept out of reach of children All components must be checked for completeness and functionality prior to initial operation Before the sports wheelchair can be switched on the fuse must be inserted into the fuse holder which is located later ally underneath the seat next to the left drive wheel see Fig 3 To do so remove the fuse from the protective cover on the control panel open the cap of the fuse holder and insert the fuse It is important to make sure that the fuse is 17 16 15 Fig 2 Main components of the ParaGolfer 1 Footplate 10 Backrest 2 Charging receptacle 11 Armrest 3 Brake release
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10. Safety Instructions A WARNING Risk of suffocation Packaging materials must be kept out of reach of children A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to improper use in road traffic The ParaGolfer sports wheelchair has not been approved by Otto Bock for driving in public road traffic A CAUTION Risk of accidents and injury due to improper use The ParaGolfer may only be used in accordance with the guidelines for proper use The ParaGolfer may only be used by properly trained persons The ParaGolfer may only be used to transport one person at a time A CAUTION Risk of accidents and injury by failure to comply with the safety instructions All safety instructions contained in these instructions for use and in all other applicable documents must be observed and complied with The in structions for use must be available to the user at all times A CAUTION Risk of burns in the proximity of fire The back uphol stery and seat cushion of the ParaGolfer are flame retard ant but nevertheless flammable Therefore utmost caution near any sources of open flame or sparks especially lit cigarettes is required INFORMATION Only use original manufacturer s options The optional components may be mounted only as described here Failure to comply will void the warranty ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 9 Safety Instructions ho Rock 2 4 Safety Requirements
11. adjustment the two screws on the bottom side of the armrest holder have to be loosened with a size 5 Allen wrench see Fig 10 To have sufficient space available for making adjustments the seat must be moved into the standing position until the screws are freely accessible Now the amrests can be moved forward and backward along the seat Afterwards firmly retighten the screws wheelchair all belts must be fastened first see Sec Fig 10 Loosening the screws on the bottom side of the armrest tion 6 3 holder Page 34 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation To remove the armrest pull up the release pin which is lo cated centrally underneath the armrest pad This will cause the locking bolt to slide back into the receiver and the arm rest can be pulled upwards out of the holder see Fig 11 To plug in the armrest you have to pull the release pin again You may let go of the release pin once you have plugged in the armrest Move the armrest down into the the holder until the locking bolt has engaged securely and the armrest can no longer be pulled upwards Fig 11 Release pin on the armrest 6 1 6 Control Panel A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to uncontrolled driving characteristics Should the connection plug come loose during driving e g caused by vibrations the connection to the control panel will get lost and the ParaGolfer trigger an emergency stop When insertin
12. all belts must be fastened first see Sec tion 6 3 A WARNING Risk of injury due to improper attachment of the back rest To ensure sufficient stability a minimum clamping range identified by a red mark on the backrest tubes must be observed when adjusting the backrest The clamps must be attached below this range AN CAUTION Risk of pinching or crushing the fingers Do not reach into the danger zone between the clamp and the seat when adjusting the backrest The height of the backrest can be adjusted by 8 cm To do so loosen the clamps on the right and left backrest tube using the clamping levers see Fig 9a Then the backrest can be moved up and down along the tube Make sure to move the backrest evenly with both hands and do not skew see Fig 9 b Do not forget to firmly retighten the clamping levers after adjustment In the same way the backrest can be pulled off completely for transportation purposes Fig 9a Loosening the clamps ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 33 Operation Who Rock Fig 9b Adjusting the backrest height 6 1 5 Armrests A WARNING Risk of injury due to tipping out of the wheelchair To change the seat depth setting you first have to move the seat from the sitting position into the standing position If you make the adjustment while the user is sitting in the The position of the armrests is variable For
13. and correct tyre pressure before each use Whenever possible avoid parking the wheelchair out doors and in direct sunlight UV light as it causes the tyres to age prematurely As a result the tread surface hardens and corner pieces break out of the tread Otto Bock recommends to replace the tyres every 2 years regardless of wear and tear Page 14 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Safety Instructions When the wheelchair is not used for extended periods of time or if the tyres are heated strongly e g near radiators or by sunlight shining through a window permanent de formation of the tyres will result Therefore always make sure that the wheelchair has sufficient distance from sources of heat move your wheelchair from time to time or jack up the wheelchair when storing it A CAUTION Risk of accidents due to uncontrolled driving charac teristics Malfunctions caused by electromagnetic fields can occur during the operation of the sports wheelchair The following particularities must be observed during op eration The driving characteristics of the sports wheelchair can be affected by electromagnetic fields mobile phones or other radiating devices Switch off all mobile devices when driving The sports wheelchair can generate electromagnetic fields that can cause interference with other devices Switch off the controls whenever you do not need them The sports wheelchair has been tested according to E
14. cidentally unfastening the chest belt can cause the user to fall out of the wheelchair If the movements or cognitive abilities of the user can cause the belt to be accidentally unfastened then an attendant must be present at all times while in use Ensure that the lap belt is used at all times Page 38 02 2010 ParaGolfer Okko Bock Operation The chest belt consists of a flat foam pad with belt and runs at chest height around the backrest tubes It has to be threaded through the 2 belt retaining eyelets on the back It must be applied tightly on the chest for fixation To do so first insert the buckle into the lock until it engages see Fig 14a and then pull both belt ends see Fig 14b so that the belt is tight and the buckle centred on the chest Fig 14b Tightening the chest belt Fig 14a Fastening the chest belt ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 39 Operation 6 4 Control Unit NOTICE Risk of impairing the driving performance of the sports wheelchair The driving characteristics of the sports wheelchair can be affected by electromagnetic fields mo bile phones or other radiating devices For this reason please switch off all mobile devices when driving Risk of damage to other devices The sports wheelchair can generate electromagnetic fields that can cause inter ference with other devices Switch off the controls when ever you do not need them
15. desired position Finally retighten the screws on the seat rail and move the seat back into the lowest position ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 31 Operation Otto Bock 6 1 2 Seat Width Lateral pads can be inserted between the clothing protec tors and seat cushion to adapt the seat width Depending on the scope of delivery the pads have a width of 2 cm or 3 cm and are attached to the clothing protectors through a hook and loop connection Fig 7 Lateral pad 1 Armrest 3 Clothing protector 2 Lateral pad 4 Seat cushion 6 1 3 Lower Leg Length The lower leg length i e the distance between the seat and footplate can be adjusted with a spindle To turn the spindle use a size 8 Allen wrench The spindle head is located at the front side of the seat frame see Fig 8 Turn the spindle clockwise to lower the seat bottom turn it counter clockwise to raise the seat bottom see Fig 8 Since the footplate remains in the same position during ad justment the seat height changes similarly to the distance between the seat and footplate Fig 8 Turning the spindle Page 32 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation 6 1 4 Backrest A WARNING Risk of injury due to tipping out of the wheelchair To change the seat depth setting you first have to move the seat from the sitting position into the standing position If you make the adjustment while the user is sitting in the wheelchair
16. lent protective cover and transportation bows for transpor tation ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 27 Transportation and Storage ho Rock 5 2 Storage INFORMATION If your sports wheelchair is not moved for several days permanent colour changes may occur where the wheel chair comes into contact with the surface it is standing on Therefore a suitable surface is required when parking the wheelchair for extended periods of time INFORMATION Tyres contain chemical substances that can react with other chemical substances such as cleaning agents ac ids etc Black tyres contain soot particles They can leave black traces on the ground For this reason Otto Bock recommend choosing grey tyres when using the power wheelchair mainly indoors INFORMATION Direct sunlight UV light causes the tyres to age prema turely As a result the tread surface hardens and corner pieces break out of the tread INFORMATION Avoid parking the wheelchair outdoors whenever possi ble Regardless of wear and tear replace the tyres every 2 years INFORMATION Remove the fuse for shipping or when the sports wheel chair is not being used for an extended period of time The sports wheelchair must be stored in a dry place It must not be subjected to any damaging exterior influences e g rain snow or strong solar radiation during storage For transportation and stor
17. operating performance with a risk of acci dents Always test the driving characteristics of the sports wheelchair after configuration programming is complete Programming must only be completed by authorised per sonnel Neither Otto Bock nor the control unit manufac turer are liable for damages especially in combination with special controls caused by programming that was not properly professionally adapted to the abilities of the wheelchair user 6 4 4 Battery Capacity Indicator INFORMATION Immediately after switching the sports wheelchair on the battery indicator shows the battery capacity saved before the wheelchair was switched off the last time The exact battery status is displayed after approximately 2 minutes The battery indicator on the LCD display is divided into 7 segments that show the current battery capacity A charge of 100 corresponds to 7 segments on the bat tery symbol If one segment disappears this means that the battery s capacity has decreased by approximately 14 96 At a total range of approximately 35 km over even terrain each segment corresponds to a range of approximately 5 km when the speed is kept constant When the last segment flashes the battery must be charged immediately If all the segments have disappeared and the battery symbol is flashing the battery is under voltage Since any further use will lead to battery damage a warning signal also ap pears
18. panel to push the holding device the spring plate into the receiver up to the stop 7 2 1 Control Panel Holder with Spring Plate The ParaGolfer can be equipped with a detachable control panel For this purpose the control panel features a spring plate as holding device which must be inserted into the square tube beneath the armrest If necessary e g for transportation the control panel can be pulled off to the front ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 57 Accessories he Bock 7 3 Decorative Rim Covers The rear wheels of the ParaGolfer can be equipped with decorative rim covers see Fig 27 They are mounted with a central screw which is screwed in using a size 6 Allen wrench Fig 27 Decorative wheel cover 7 4 Rain Cover for Storage Compartment The storage compartment can be equipped with a rain cover see Fig 28 Fig 28 Rain cover Page 58 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Malfunctions Troubleshooting 8 Malfunctions Troubleshooting A CAUTION Risk of accident and injury due to uncontrolled move ments of the sports wheelchair Uncontrolled movements can occur during the operation of the sports wheelchair as a result of malfunction In this case please contact your authorised dealer immediately INFORMATION Should you encounter problems while troubleshooting or if you do not manage to completely eliminate a problem by fo
19. push mode In this case contact a specialist dealer as soon as possible 2 6 Safety Requirements for Care Maintenance and Disposal A CAUTION Risk of accidents and injury due to improper mainte nance repairs or adjustments Only trained staff who have been authorised by Otto Bock may do maintenance work on the sports wheelchair This also applies to all re pairs and settings on the brakes Incorrect settings can lead to a loss of braking power INFORMATION If the controls do not emit an error signal as soon as the brake lever is activated this indicates a malfunction The settings must be checked by a specialist dealer INFORMATION Manoeuvring is only allowed at reduced speeds A CAUTION Risk of injury due to explosive gases Explosive gases can develop while the batteries are charging Therefore the following safety precautions are required when charg ing the batteries W Switch the control off E Ensure sufficient ventilation when charging the batteries in closed rooms W Smoking and open flames are not permitted Sparks must be avoided W The air vents in the trim must not be covered ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 17 Safety Instructions ho Rock A CAUTION Risk of injury due to uncontrolled movements The fuse must always be removed for any maintenance work where the battery cover is open NOTICE Unauthorised battery replace
20. the ParaGolfer Page 22 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Product Description 3 Product Description The ParaGolfer is a high quality product which enables the user to do sports that require an upright body position For this purpose the ParaGolfer features an integrated stand ing function Operating the standing function using the control panel causes the seat bottom of the ParaGolfer to move from horizontal into the vertical position by means of a motor driven lift seat mechanism Along with the seat bottom ad justment the angles of the backrest and footplate simulta neously adapt to the new position so that the user assumes an upright position Thanks to the continuous linear drive any position between the two end positions sitting and standing can be assumed The ParaGolfer distinguishes itself through its all terrain mo bility for example for the use on a golf course A high per formance drive system powered by two 12 V gel batteries and adequate tyres enable the ParaGolfer to overcome ob stacles easily and offer safe driving characteristics Steering of the ParaGolfer is realised through differential control of the drive wheels The rear wheel can rotate freely around the steering axle what gives the ParaGolfers its good manoeuvrability and allows for example to turn on the spot The sports wheelchair is controlled by an enAble50 wheel chair control system It includes a control panel to enter driv
21. the screws and plug in the connection plug When plugging in the plug pay attention that the nose fits into the groove The lock ring must be turned to the right until it engages and can then be tightened 6 2 Getting Into and Out of the Sports Wheelchair A CAUTION Risk of injury if the sports wheelchair starts rolling Switch off the wheelchair controls before getting into and out of the sports wheelchair This will automatically en gage the motor brake NOTICE Risk of armrest breakage due to overloading Please notice that the armrests are not capable of bearing full body weight and that they therefore must not be used for getting into or out of the wheelchair Page 36 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation INFORMATION If the ParaGolfer ist standing still the mechanical brake is automatically activated Getting into and out of the ParaGolfer can be done by the user individually in a way that suits him or her best Getting into the wheelchair from the side requires to remove the right or left armrest depending on the side where the user will get into the wheelchair see Section 6 1 5 Then the user approaches the ParaGolfer laterally and can get into it by supporting him or herself on the seat surface Af terwards firmly plug in the armrest again 6 3 Fixation A WARNING Risk of injury due to tipping out of the wheelchair When using the standi
22. 90 Fig 9a Loosening the clamps 43 Fig 22 Locking the brake ie io ovre 51 Fig 9b Adjusting the backrest height 34 Fig 23 Charging receptacle on the ParaGolfer 92 Fig 10 Loosening the screws on the bottom Fig 24 Battery disconnect switch 55 side of the armrest holder 34 Fig 25a Mounting brackets with locking pins 56 Fig 11 Release pin on the armrest 35 Fig 25b Mounting brackets attached 56 Fig 12 Screws on the control panel rail on the Fig 26 Golf bag holder attached 57 underside of the armrest seses 36 Fig 27 Decorative wheel cover eene 58 Fig 13a Hooking in the knee belt 38 Fig 28 Rain cover 58 Fig 13b Closing the knee belt s hook and loop closure 38 Fig 29 Fuse holder with fuse seess 65 Fig 14a Fastening the chest belt 39 Fig 30 Wheel cover 66 Fig 14b Tightening the chest belt 39 Fig 81 Wheel nibus deed eus 66 ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 5 General Information ho Rock 1 General Information 1 1 Preface These instructions for use provide the user as well as his or her attendants with all the required knowledge on the de sign function operation and maintenance of the ParaGolfer sports wheelchair from Otto Bock The instructions contain all the in
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24. Golfer 02 2010 Page 67 Technical Data Otto Rock 10 Technical Data Dimensions and weights Tyre size Front Rear 39 cm 16x6 50 8 27 5 cm 11x6 00 5 Tyre pressure Lower leg length Seat width 46 cm can be reduced with lateral pads Seat depth 36 51 cm 2 5 cm increments Seat height 52 67 cm continuous Seat inclination 0 Armrest height 15 cm Armrest length 26 cm 43 56 cm continuous in combina tion with the seat height Front Recommended 1 5 bar min 1 0 bar max 1 9 bar Rear Recommended 1 5 bar min 1 0 bar max 3 0 bar Empty weight 180 kg Max load capacity 140 kg Necessary surface 130 kg m load bearing capacity Backrest height 29 35 cm continuous Corrosion protection Back angle 4 5 Corrosion protection Coated frame Total width 90 cm Electrical installation Max total height Depending on the backrest setting Total length 153 cm when travelling forward 149 cm transportation size with the caster swivelled under the cover Operating voltage Batteries Gel batteries 24V 2 x 12 V 94 Ah C5 Turning radius 190 cm Page 68 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Technical Data Control unit Transport and storage 40 C
25. If the control is not used for a certain time which is adjustable the wheelchair is switched off automatically It is also possi ble to switch off the sports wheelchair with the on off button during driving In this case the wheelchair brakes immedi ately until it stops A CAUTION Risk of injury due to tipping during operation Observe the following safety information when operating the sports wheelchair W Operation of the wheelchair is limited to inclines up to a maximum of 30 96 or 17 W When driving downhill reduce speed in accordance with the degree of the incline Page 42 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation W Do not cross differences in height of more than 10 cm W Do notcross steps or curbs without braking first The sports wheelchair has been approved for ascending or descending inclines of up to 30 96 or 17 Navigating in clines above this value is not permitted To ensure safe downhill driving the driving speed must be adapted to the degree of incline e g set it to speed level 1 The critical obstacle height of the sports wheelchair is 10 cm It is not permitted to cross obstacles higher than 10 cm Obstacles such as steps or curbs must be crossed at reduced speeds When travelling at maximum speed sudden steering actions can cause the rear of the wheelchair to swerve Steering actions must always be adapted to the travel speed If there are obstacles in the tr
26. MC regulations NOTICE Risk of damage due to improper use of the stand up function The power wheelchair is equipped with a stand up device The following particularities must be observed during op eration E The seat function actuators are not intended for continuous use but only for short term limited opera tion 10 use 90 idle time General recommenda tion At maximum load 10 seconds of operation should be followed by 90 seconds of idle time In this regard the electric seat functions are considered independ ently of the driving function E The seat with stand up device may be subjected to a maximum load of 140 kg E The stand up device may not be operated in case of errors or malfunctions E f creep speed is not activated when the stand up de vice is operated please visit a specialist dealer imme diately The power wheelchair may only be used with the stand up device in its lowest position until the fault is repaired ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 15 Safety Instructions ho Rock NOTICE Risk of damage due to excessive heat or cold The ParaGolfer may only be operated in the temperature range from 25 C to 40 C It must not be operated at temperatures outside this range NOTICE Risk of damage caused by overload excessive strain The maximum load for the ParaGolfer is 140 kg INFORMATION Every time you switch on the control unit it will return to th
27. Risk of pinching or crushing in the electric seat adjust ment and stand up device ranges When operating the stand up device there are pinch and shear points in the area between the seat frame and wheelchair frame caused by the construction All attendants must be in formed about this To avoid injuries always make sure that no parts of the body e g hands or feet get into the danger zone that no interfering objects e g clothing or obstacles are within the danger zone and that no unau thorised persons are present in the danger zone A WARNING Risk of tipping due to changes in the centre of gravity The effects of changes in the centre of gravity on the be haviour of the sports wheelchair on inclines side hills or when crossing obstacles must be tested with the secure support of an attendant prior to initial use A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to improper use of the stand up function E The stand up function may be used on level ground only W When using the stand up device no unauthorised per sons may be present in the danger zone There must not be any interfering objects or obstacles in the stand up area ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 13 Safety Instructions ho Rock m All attendants must be informed that there are pinch points caused by the construction in the area between the seat frame and wheelchair frame Users and attendants must not
28. Rock Accessories 6 7 3 Battery Disconnect Switch The ParaGolfer is equipped with a battery disconnect switch This battery disconnect switch is located underneath the seat next to the fuse box If you pull off the battery disconnect switch the entire con trol of the ParaGolfer is blocked To do so turn the battery disconnect switch by 90 and then pull it off Fig 24 Battery disconnect switch 1 Battery disconnect switch 2 Fuse box 7 Accessories INFORMATION Only original options provided by the manufacturer may be used The optional components may be mounted only as described here Failure to comply will void the warranty INFORMATION All available optional components are contained on the order form and in the wheelchair accessories catalogue The complete range of options is listed on the order form and in the wheelchair accessories catalogue ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 55 Accessories ho Rock 7 1 Golf Bag Holder A WARNING Risk of injury if the ParaGolfer tips over Attaching a golf bag will change the centre of gravity and thus the driving and braking characteristics of the ParaGolfer In addition the ParaGolfer will have larger dimensions To avoid tip ping and dangerous situations driving with the different driving and braking characteristics must therefore be practiced first sufficiently A WARNING Risk o
29. age an ambient temperature range from 40 C to 65 C must be observed Page 28 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation 6 Operation A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to risk of tipping be cause of overloading In case of overloading the axle or caster can break which can result in tipping of the wheel chair In addition the backrest upholstery can tear and the seat tubes break which can cause the user to fall out of the wheelchair For this reason the permissible total weight of maximally 140 kg must not be exceeded 6 1 Setting Options A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury when loosening plug or screw connections For all setting works or for folding down the backrest for transportation screw and or plug connections have to be loosened This can cause uncon trolled movements of wheelchair components Especially the backrest can fold to the front or rear when removing the cotter pin double spring cotter from the backrest To avoid injuries at pinch and shear points carry out such tasks with the support of another person Make sure to always keep parts of the body e g hands or head out of the danger zone A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to incorrect settings All later adaptation or setting work may only be carried out by authorised specialist dealers For quick and precise adaptation of the seating unit all setting options can be mad
30. ates the selected speed level the remaining battery capacity the status of electric options and special functions as well as warnings and er rors During the start phase all display symbols are visible Vaya LIAAO F LCD display with all symbols Fig 16 ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 41 Operation ho Rock 6 4 2 Switching On and Off A WARNING Risk of death due to lack of brake functionality The brake release lever must be locked when using the sports wheelchair The automatic brakes must be operational and functional INFORMATION The parameter settings can be changed by the specialist dealer in accordance with the user s desire in what speed level or what menu he she wants the sports wheelchair to be after switching on A CAUTION Risk of accidents due to incorrect tyre pressure Visu ally inspect the tyres of the sports wheelchair for sufficient tread depth and sufficient tyre pressure before each use Incorrect tyre pressure reduces the life of the tyres and impairs the driving characteristics 6 4 3 Driving Function A CAUTION Risk of injury due to uncontrolled operation of the sports wheelchair Switch off the controls on the sports wheelchair whenever you do not need them This will pre vent unintentional activation of the joystick The control unit of the sports wheelchair is switched on and off by pressing the on off button see Fig 15 item 5
31. ation Signs AWARNING Fig 1 Signage on the ParaGolfer Page 20 02 2010 ParaGolfer Ho Bock Safety Instructions Label Nameplate Explanation A Type designation B Maximum load capacity see Section Technical Data C Maximum climbing ability in the sitting position see Section Technical Data D Maximum speed see Section Technical Data B D G u E Symbol for separate collection of electric and electronic devices Components of the power wheelchair and the batteries must not be disposed of like regular domestic waste F CE marking product safety in conformity with EC Directives G Serial number H Read the Instructions for Use prior to using the product Observe the safety instructions in the Instructions for Use Manufacturer information address J Country of manufacture A Manual pushing mode unlock motor brake B Electric driving operation lock motor brake ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 21 Safety Instructions Ho Rock Label Nameplate Explanation e o Adjust the length of the lower leg distance between seat and foot AL A rest here To do so turn the adjustment spindle on the front of the seat frame in the clockwise or counter clockwise direction Warnings regarding possible risks of severe injury Danger due to cutting Do not reach into the danger area Table 1 Signage on
32. avel path it is important to drive around them with a large margin of safety On uneven ground the driving behaviour of the wheelchair may get out of control Therefore the speed must always be adapted to the ground conditions The battery indicator and speed level are shown in the driv ing menu on the LCD display For driving use the joystick The further the joystick is moved from the centre position the faster the sports wheelchair will travel in that direction The maximum speed with full deflection of the joystick de pends on the selected speed level Releasing the joystick automatically activates the brake function which brings the wheelchair to a halt When stand ing still the mechanical brakes are automatically activated so the sports wheelchair cannot roll away The sports wheelchair has a programmable number of speed levels delivery condition 2 5 speed levels The M button is used to increase the speed level After reaching the maximum speed level the control unit switches back to speed level 1 ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 43 Operation ho Rock Adapting the Driving Characteristics ZA WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to incorrect configura tion settings Modified parameter settings in the configu ration lead to changes in driving characteristics In par ticular changes to the speed acceleration braking or joystick settings can lead to unexpected and therefore un controllable
33. charging cycle must therefore be carried out at least once a week to maintain the battery capacity When the power wheel chair is not used for an extended period of time we rec ommend removing the fuse E Total discharge of the batteries should be avoided W When the batteries are charging the controls on the sports wheelchair must be switched off to allow the charging current to be fed completely into the battery The following must be observed when charging the batter les W Only the battery charger provided by Otto Bock for this purpose may be used for charging Failure to comply with this requirement will render the warranty null and void E The voltage settings on the battery charger must corre spond to the voltage used in your country Fig 23 Charging receptacle on the ParaGolfer Page 52 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation 6 7 2 Battery Charger A WARNING Explosion hazard due to sparks The battery charger must always be switched off and the mains plug be re moved before disconnecting the battery NOTICE Unauthorised battery replacement The battery may only be replaced by a specialist dealer The characteristic curve of the battery charger set at the factory corresponds to the battery provided and must not be changed Setting the characteristic curve incorrectly can result in perma nent damage to the battery Risk of damage to the battery charge
34. cturers outside of the modular system The ParaGolfer may only be used by properly trained per sons Training users and attendants to use the sports wheel chair is required in order to protect persons from danger Page 6 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock General Information and to ensure that the ParaGolfer is operated safely and correctly The operational safety of the ParaGolfer can only be en sured if it is used properly in accordance with the informa tion contained in these instructions for use The user is ulti mately responsible for accident free operation 1 3 Field of Application The functions of the ParaGolfer make it suitable for users who have walking impediments or walking inabilities due to the following diseases 1 4 Technical Service INFORMATION Service and repairs on the sports wheelchair must be car ried out exclusively by experts at specialist dealers who have been authorised and trained by Otto Bock Should any problems arise please contact your sports wheel chair supplier Should you have any questions or a problem that cannot be resolved despite using the instructions for use please con tact Otto Bock Customer Service see back side of cover for address Ends Otto Bock endeavours to support their customers in all re spects in order to keep them satisfied with their product for E Cerebral paresis a long time W Multiple sclerosis M Muscular dystrophy W Pol
35. device is in the raised position e g when manoeuvring M The maximum load capacity of the stand up device is 140 kg A CAUTION Risk of pinching in the stand up zone When using the stand up function there are shearing and crushing points in the area below the seat of the sports wheelchair To avoid injuries do not reach into the danger area No unau thorised persons are permitted in the danger area There must not be any interfering objects or obstacles in the stand up area There are crushing points caused by the construction in the area between the seat frame and wheelchair frame Never let any parts of the body hands feet or objects get under the raised seat This risk of crushing must be explained to the attendants NOTICE Risk of damage due to improper maintenance Inspect the stand up device for visible signs of damage at least once a month and ensure all screw connections are tight Also maintain correct air pressure in the tyres ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 47 Operation Otto Rock NOTICE Risk of damage during transportation Always lower the stand up device fully for loading or transportation INFORMATION For optimal operation of the stand up function please also observe the instructions in the brochure Richtig Ste hen correct standing INFORMATION Make sure a sufficient supply of power is maintained in order to guarantee proper op
36. e previously selected speed level If desired the starting speed level can be changed in the parameter settings These settings may only be made by trained specialists who have been authorised by Otto Bock ma Damage to tyres due to excessive tyre pressure Make sure that the tyre pressure indicated in Section 10 Tech nical Data is not exceeded INFORMATION If the driving mode is changed while driving the sports wheelchair will accelerate or decelerate INFORMATION It is strongly recommended that the user for his her own safety always fastens the lap belt The lap belt serves to stabilise the person sitting or standing in the sports wheel chair INFORMATION The controls of the sports wheelchair are protected ac cording to protective system IP 54 and can thus be used in bad weather e g rain The controls are approved for indoor and outdoor operation and meet the requirements regarding climate and splashed water Page 16 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Safety Instructions INFORMATION After each emergency stop the controls of the sports wheelchair must be turned on again In the event of com munication problems in the bus system of the controls the system triggers an emergency stop and thus prevents any uncontrolled functions If the driving function is still not available after switching the controls on again unlock the brakes to activate the
37. e too high after full charge and driving A downhill for example ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 61 Malfunctions Troubleshooting ho Rock Display symbol s Warning error Cause possible measure Eze r Stand up device motor fault Faulty cabling or plug connection ore defective actuator E FF Drive motor fault Faulty cabling or plug connection defective actuator ke F ere di Brake fault Emergency stop Open brake release defective brake Severe fault caused by controller hand control device and or drive motor malfunction Table 4 Status and error messages Page 62 02 2010 ParaGolfer Okko Rock Maintenance Cleaning and Disinfection 8 3 Defect Failure 9 Maintenance Cleaning and A defect represents a serious failure of a system compo Disinfection nent A failure is the most serious type of malfunction which causes an immediate emergency stop of the system INFORMATION Defects failures are shown by a continuous sequential light s A spare parts catalogue from Otto Bock is available upon indicator with an audible signal request for ordering spare parts Only spare parts and After the malfunction has been corrected the system is re replacement parts from Otto Bock may be used Failure to activated by restarting it comply with this requirement will render the warranty null and void INFORMATION Should you enco
38. e use of while the user is sitting in the wheelchair A CAUTION Risk of accidents due to unsecured screw connections When screw connections with thread locks are loosened they must be replaced by new ones or secured with a medium strength thread lock substance e g EuroLock A24 20 After any settings on the sports wheelchair are estab lished or changed the mounting screws and or nuts must be retightened securely During tightening observe torques when specified ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 29 Operation ho Rock AN CAUTION Behaviour in cases of skin changes As with every new seating support the product can change the way a per son sits Users must continue to carry out regular activities to relieve pressure and must also check their skin condi tion This must not be restricted to only those areas at which the product comes into contact with the user but must also include the most important pressure areas such as the sacrum legs and buttocks If increased reddening or skin irritation develops stop us ing the product and consult your doctor The seating unit of the ParaGolfer can be individually adapt ed to the user s body measurements The seat depth back rest height and lower leg length can be changed quickly and easily The backrest can be removed when required and the arm rests can be plugged out Moreover the control panel can be adapted to the arm
39. eration of the stand up de vice INFORMATION The motor of the standing function is not intended for con tinuous use but only for short term limited operation 10 use 90 idle time General recommendation At a maximum load of 140 kg 10 seconds of operation should be followed by approx 90 seconds of idle time In this re gard the stand up device is considered independently of the driving function The drive function remains available even when the seat is raised to the standing position As soon as the seat leaves the lowest position the speed is reduced creep speed be cause the power wheelchair is less tip resistant This is indi cated by a snail symbol on the control panel see Fig 19 Fig 18 Display of the standing function Fig 19 Display of the creep speed on the control panel Page 48 02 2010 ParaGolfer Oe Rock Operation 6 6 Releasing and Locking the Brake A WARNING Risk of death due to brake malfunction Incorrect brake settings can lead to brake failure and therefore to serious bodily injuries and even death Repairs and adjustments to the brake may only be carried out by authorised spe cialist staff A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to lack of brake func tionality When the brake is unlocked push mode no brake function is available When moving the sports wheelchair on an incline the person pushing must provide
40. f injury if the ParaGolfer tips over Attaching a golf bag will change the loading proportion of the ParaGolfer The weight of the user together with the weight of the golf bag must not exceed the permissible total weight of 140 kg The golf bag holder can be attached laterally to the Para Golfer First insert the two mounting brackets into the re tainer bushes on the drive unit sustainer until they firmly en gage with the locking pins see Fig 25 a b Fig 25a Mounting brackets with locking pins Fig 25b Mounting brackets attached Page 56 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Accessories The golf bag holder can now be inserted in the mounting brackets see Fig 26 Again it must be ensured that the locking pins engage Fig 26 Golf bag holder attached The golf bag is placed on the two supports and fixed with the straps After loosening the clamping lever the front sup port can be adapted to the length of the golf bag INFORMATION The golf bag holder can be mounted and the right and left side of the ParaGolfer The respective matching mounting bracket set is required for this purpose 7 2 Control Panel Holder AN WARNING Risk of injury due to uncontrolled driving characteris tics If the control panel is not fully inserted the driving behaviour of the wheelchair may get out of control There fore make sure when inserting the control
41. firms activation of the drive away lock if the feature that returns a beep with each push of a button is activated then the second beep confirms activation of the drive away lock Table 2 3 The control unit is turned off automatically Activation of the drive away lock is indicated by the key sym bol on the display ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 45 Operation ho Rock Fig 17 Display of the drive away lock on the control panel Deactivation 1 Press the On Off button to turn on the control 2 Move the joystick into the front end position until you hear a beep 3 Move the joystick into the rear end position until you hear a beep 4 Release the joystick 5 Another beep confirms the successful deactivation of the drive away lock 6 The speed level and battery indicator appear on the LCD display and the control unit is ready for driving The drive away lock is deactivated and the wheelchair can be driven INFORMATION If the joystick sequence is not completed correctly the drive away lock remains engaged Turn the control of the sports wheelchair off and on again and make another at tempt at deactivating the drive away lock 6 5 Stand up Function A WARNING Risk of injury due to improper use of the stand up func tion When the standing function is in use there is the risk that the user tips out of the wheelchair For this reason the lower leg belt lap belt and chest belt always have
42. for Transportation Storage and Assembly Transportation and Storage A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to improper use for transportation in motor vehicles for the disabled The ParaGolfer has not bee approved by Otto Bock for use as a seat in motor vehicles for the transportation of disabled persons NOTICE Battery damage due to deep discharge Remove the fuse for shipping or when the sports wheelchair is not be ing used for an extended period of time Risk of damage due to improper transportation Only use hoisting devices that have a sufficient capacity and the designated carry handles The sports wheelchair must be secured in accordance with the regulations for the transportation device used During transport on lifting platforms or in lifts the wheelchair controls must be switched off Engage the brake Ensure that the sports wheelchair is centred on the lifting platform None of the sports wheelchair s components such as its anti tippers or other components may be in the danger area INFORMATION The tyres of the sports wheelchair contain chemical sub stances that can react with other chemical substances such as cleaning agents acids Black tyres contain soot particles that can cause discolouration and black marks Therefore a suitable surface is required when parking the wheelchair for extended periods of time Page 10 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock
43. formation that is needed to use the sports wheel chair safely to determine the possible causes of a malfunc tion and to help eliminate it Knowledge of these instructions for use is absolutely neces sary to ensure safe use of the sports wheelchair Therefore the user and his or her attendants must read the instructions for use thoroughly especially the section Safety Instru cions before using the sports wheelchair This ensures the functionality of the ParaGolfer is fully utilised 1 2 Intended Use The ParaGolfer sports wheelchair is designed solely for per sons who are unable to work or have a walking impediment for doing indoor or outdoor sports that require an upright body position The ParaGolfer was specially designed for users who are able to independently move in a sports wheel chair Any other use is considered improper use The manufacturer is not liable for any personal injury or damage to property resulting from improper use in such cases the user has sole liability The ParaGolfer has been developed in accordance with the requirements of the wheelchair standard EN 12184 The values required there Category C for safe inclination ob stacle height speed etc are reached or exceeded The sports wheelchair may only be combined with the op tions mentioned in these instructions for use and vice versa Otto Bock assumes no liability for combinations with medi cal devices and or accessories from other manufa
44. g the plug make sure to turn the plug s lock ring to the right until it locks in place NOTICE Risk of cable damage Positioning the cable incorrectly can lead to pinching and thus damage to the cables When changing the mounting side of the control panel be sure to position the cable in the same way on the other side INFORMATION If the control panel rail is too long the protruding part can be cut off with a saw The control panel is attached to a rail which is located be neath the armrest To adapt the control panel to the arm length of the user you must loosen the two screws on the underside of the armrest ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 35 Operation Otto Rock using a size 3 Allen wrench see Fig 12 You can now slide the control panel forwards and backwards Firmly retighten the screws after making adjustments Fig 12 Screws on the control panel rail on the underside of the armrest The standard configuration has the control panel mounted on the right side Depending on whether the wheelchair user is a right hander or left hander it can be mounted to either armrest To change the mounting position the connection plug on the rear side of the control panel must be loosened see Fig 13 Turn the plug s lock ring to the left into the end position Then you can disconnect the plug and pull off the control panel to the front After making adjustments firmly retighten
45. he Rock QUALITY FOR LIFE o4 Transportation size t a am m m a pou cover a Control panel Instructions for Use CE OMe Rock Table of Contents Table of Contents 4 Delivery and Preparation for Use 24 4 1 Delivery eee 24 1 General Iinformall n nn nassen 6 42 Settings cit dp 25 Tel PretaGe s tete cte ibm 6 4 8 Initial Operation 25 1 2 Intended Use 4 cR dann 6 5 Transportation and Storage e 26 1 3 Ped ARPINO ee nude nnda d 5 1 Transportation eene eee 27 ME C E 7 b 2 Storage aae a 28 2 Safety Instructions unssisssermnnineseisniitstennsennte 8 6 Operation aei EID Ide 29 a EXplangnonrobsympelesudosse On ein ii 9 6 1 Setting Options seepi r a a nennen 29 22 Stan ands and DISctives te 9 6 1 1 Seat Depth ceri teen e 30 287 General SOT GDLICISIFUPLOTSe near x 0 1 2 Seat Width itr E 32 2d Sde Requirements Tor Transportation 6 1 3 Lower Leg Length nuusseerennnnnnnennnnnnnn ernennen 32 Storage and Assembly ssessseess 10 f 6 1 4 Backrest secedere eta ede de cox dii os 33 2 5 Safety Requirements for Operation 11 6 1 5 APM StS s aeta tecti d adea rte 34 2 6 Safety Requirements for Care Panel a Maintenance and Disposal 17 6 1 6 Control Panel seen 5 2 7 Requirements for the User 19 6 2 Getting Into and Out of the Sports Wheelchair
46. imensions LxDxH 290 x 150 x 95 mm Table 6 Technic data If the sports wheelchair is no longer in use it must be dis posed of properly in accordance with national regulations Please return defective batteries to your dealer when buying new ones Page 70 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Information on Re Use Liability 12 Information on Re Use The ParaGolfer sports wheelchair is suitable for re use Similar to second hand machines or cars products that are being re used are subject to increased strain Features and functions must not change in a way that could endanger patients or other persons within the product s life cycle Based on market observations and the current state of tech nology the manufacturer has calculated that the ParaGolfer sports wheelchair can be used for a period of 5 years pro vided that it is used properly and that the service and main tenance instructions are observed Periods during which the product is stored at the dealer or with the third party payer are not included in this period It should be clearly pointed out however that the ParaGolfer is a reliable product far beyond this defined period of time provided that it is cared for and maintained appropriately In cases of re use the corresponding product must first be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected Subsequently the product must be examined by an author ised specialist to check the condition wear and pos
47. improper operation The sports wheelchair may only be operated by a properly trained user For this purpose the user and any attend ants must receive instruction in the use of the sports wheelchair from specialists trained and authorised by Otto Bock The user must have read and understood all the informa tion in the instructions for use The operating company institution is obligated to ensure that the user can operate the ParaGolfer safely and fault lessly The wheelchair may not be operated in cases of exhaus tion or under the influence of alcohol or medications The user must not have any mental limitations which can temporarily or permanently restrict attentiveness and judgement INFORMATION In dangerous situations the ParaGolfer can be turned off at any time using the on off button When the button is pressed the sports wheelchair brakes immediately and the electric functions will be stopped If any malfunctions occur such as an insufficient supply of energy to the brake the software will recognise them and trigger the emergency stop brake or reduce the speed of the sports wheelchair At the same time a warning signal will be emitted A tilt sensor is mounted in the centre of gravity of the Para Golfer if the allowable side tilt angle is exceeded an acoustic and visual alarm signal is emitted ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 19 Safety Instructions Ho Rock 2 9 Warning Signs and Inform
48. ing commands and display the current status as well as a controller that controls the drive motors and other electrical functions based on the input data Data transmission is real ised via a bus system Since the enAble50 can be programmed it is possible to adapt the control unit to the personal requirements of the user e g the speed acceleration and deceleration values can all be adapted ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 23 Delivery and Preparation for Use Oho Rock The special features of the ParaGolfers include E Individual adaptation possibilities of the stand up seat to the user s body measurements E Easy servicing due to good and clear accessibility of all component groups W Adaptation of the speed acceleration and deceleration values to individual wishes of the user The modular design of the ParaGolfer makes it possible to add other modules and devices in addition to the main com ponents see Fig 2 Golf bag holder Decorative rim covers Lateral pads Seat cushion Grab handle Foil covering Detachable control panel holder Golf ball as joystick top Rain cover for storage compartment 4 Delivery and Preparation for Use 4 1 Delivery A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to incorrect settings All later adaptation or setting work may only be carried out by authorised specialist dealers INFORMATION The options included in the scope of delivery depend on
49. io ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 7 Safety Instructions ho Rock 2 Safety Instructions 2 1 Explanation of Symbols A WARNING Warnings regarding possible risks of severe accident or injury A CAUTION Warnings regarding possible risks of accident or injury NOTICE Warnings regarding possible technical damage INFORMATION Information regarding operation Information for the user and for service personnel 2 2 Standards and Directives All information on safety contained in these instructions for use refers to the currently valid national laws and regula tions of the European Union In other countries compliance with the applicable laws and national regulations is required In addition to the safety instructions contained in these in structions for use the user is required to observe and com ply with the BGV Employer s Liability Insurance Association regulations UVV accident prevention regulations and en vironmental protection regulations All information contained in these instructions for use must be complied with at all times without restrictions The ParaGolfer sports wheelchair has been constructed in accordance with state of the art technology and is safe to operate The safety of the ParaGolfer has been confirmed by CE certification and the declaration of conformity Page 8 02 2010 ParaGolfer Oe Rock Safety Instructions 2 3 General
50. ksendungen Address for Returns Otto Bock Manufacturing K nigsee GmbH Lindenstra e 13 07426 K nigsee Germany Hersteller Manufacturer Otto Bock Mobility Solutions GmbH Lindenstra e 13 07426 K nigsee Germany Phone 49 69 9999 9393 Fax 49 69 9999 9392 ccc ottobock com www ottobock com Otto Bock Mobility Solutions GmbH has been certified by the German Society for the Certification of Quality Assurance Systems DQS in accordance with DIN EN ISO 13 485 2007 reg no 435514 MP27 management system GB 02 1002 Otto Bock 647G555
51. length and can be mounted on the other side 6 1 1 Seat Depth A WARNING Risk of injury due to tipping out of the wheelchair To change the seat depth setting you first have to move the seat from the sitting position into the standing position If you make the adjustment while the user is sitting in the wheelchair all belts must be fastened first see Sec tion 6 3 INFORMATION Remove the fuse for shipping or when the sports wheel chair is not being used for an extended period of time When adjusting the seat depth the settings must be identi cal on both sides To adjust the seat depth the position of the backrest can be changed in increments of 2 5 cm To have sufficient space available for making adjustments the seat must be moved into the standing position until the clamping screws are freely accessible The clamping screws are located on the right and left seat rail and can be loosened with a size 8 Allen wrench see Section 5 Page 30 02 2010 ParaGolfer Operation Fig 5 Loosening the screws on the seat rail Then the locking pins must be pulled out see Fig 6 and turned by 90 so that they remain in the unlocked position Now the backrest can be moved forward and backward along the seat rail Move the backrest evenly with both hands and do not skew Fig 6 Locking pins on the seat rail Insert the locking pins into the corresponding holes to fix the
52. lever 12 Storage compartment 4 Knee belt with knee pad 13 Stand up device 5 Lateral pads 14 Cover 6 Control panel 15 Rear wheel 7 Seat cushion 16 Drive wheel 8 Lap belt 17 Chassis with motor controller 9 Chest belt battery and fuse ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 25 Transportation and Storage ls Rock inserted into the centre of the spring contacts and thot itis 5 Transportation and Storage not at an angle Close the cap of the fuse holder until you feel it snap back AN WARNING into place 41 A WARNING t 3 Risk of accidents and injury when loosening plug or a screw connections For all setting works or when prepar ing the wheelchair for transportation screw and or plug connections have to be loosened This can cause uncon trolled movements of wheelchair components To avoid injuries at pinch and shear points carry out such works Risk of accidents and injury due to improper use for transportation in motor vehicles for the disabled The ParaGolfer has not bee approved by Otto Bock for use as a seat in motor vehicles for the transportation of disabled persons Fig 3 Fuse r with the support of another person Make sure to always 1 Cap of fuse housing open keep parts of the body e g hands or head out of the 2 Fuse danger zone A CAUTION Risk of injury if the ParaGolfer falls down The empty weight of the ParaGolfer is 180 kg For transportation only the de
53. llowing the measures described here please contact your specialist dealer Malfunctions are indicated on the control panel LCD dis play Table 4 describes the individual displays with the cor responding problem sources as well as the possible causes and measures to be taken If malfunctions cannot be fully corrected using the proce dures described here a specialist dealer has the ability to read the exact error code with a hand held programming device and to carry out a targeted system analysis All problems that have ever occurred are saved in a list and can be retrieved e g in case of a general overhaul of the sports wheelchair The saved data can be used to deter mine future service and maintenance intervals for example 8 1 Warning A warning indicates a status or malfunction of one or several components of the sports wheelchair The function of com ponents that have no errors is not restricted For example if the connection between the controller and seat motor mal functions this error will only be indicated if the user attempts to activate the motor However the driving function is still available ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 59 Malfunctions Troubleshooting Qtto Rock 8 2 Error A CAUTION Risk of injury if the sports wheelchair stops abruptly In the event of communication problems in the bus system of the controls the system triggers an emergency stop to prevent any uncontr
54. ment The battery may only be replaced by a specialist dealer The characteristic curve of the battery charger set at the factory corresponds to the battery provided and must not be changed Setting the characteristic curve incorrectly can result in perma nent damage to the battery mra Risk of damage to electronics due to water penetra tion Never use a water jet or high pressure cleaning ap paratus for cleaning the sports wheelchair Water must not come into direct contact with the electronics motor or batteries Risk of damage due to uncontrolled movements When jacking up secure the wheelchair to prevent it from slip ping or tilting to the side by placing a suitable base under the drive unit support Risk of damage to electronics due to short circuit Al ways use insulated tools when doing any maintenance work on the batteries Ensure correct polarity is used when connecting the battery cables INFORMATION The functionality and operating safety of the sports wheel chair must be verified by an authorised specialist at least once per year INFORMATION Defective batteries must be disposed of properly in ac cordance with country specific regulations Page 18 02 2010 ParaGolfer Otto Rock Safety Instructions 2 7 Requirements for the User 2 8 Safety Functions A CAUTION Risk of accidents and injury due to
55. nes above this value is not permitted The critical obstacle height of the ParaGolfer is 10 cm It is not permitted to cross obstacles higher than 10 cm When driving on inclines or slopes it is not permissible to negotiate obstacles Operating the power wheelchair on stairs is not permitted A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to a lack of brake functionality when the brake is disengaged Note the lack of brake functionality when the brake is disengaged especially when moving the sports wheelchair on slopes ZA WARNING Risk of accidents due to tipping during operation Re duce the driving speed when driving downhill e g set it to speed level 1 When driving on inclines or slopes it is not permissible to negotiate obstacles Avoid getting into or out of the wheelchair on slopes Before driving up slopes or over obstacles the stand up device must be brought into its lowest position Page 12 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Safety Instructions A WARNING Risk of tipping when driving on inappropriate ground Driving on very smooth areas e g icy surfaces or ex tremely rough terrain e g broken rock or rubble is not permitted A WARNING Risk of tipping when using lifting platforms When using lifting platforms lifts busses or trains the controls of the power wheelchair must be switched off and the brake must be locked A WARNING
56. ng function and when driving downhill the user always has to fasten all belts that are mounted to the ParaGolfer A CAUTION Risk of injury due to defective belts and pads Inspect the seams belts straps and pads for signs of wear once a week If they are heavily worn please contact a special ist dealer for proper repair or replacement The product must under no circumstances be modified or repaired by unauthorised persons 6 3 1 Lap Belt The lap belt runs at abdomen height and is attached to the backrest tubes It must be applied tightly on the abdomen for fixation To do so first insert the buckle into the lock until it engages and then pull the belt and the loose end of the belt so that the belt is tight and the buckle centred on the abdomen ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 37 Operation Oho Rock 6 3 2 Knee Belt with Knee Pad The knee belt consists of a pre shaped foam pad with a belt and 2 clevis type eyelets which are hooked into the desig nated bushings on the right and left side of the seat see Fig 13a The pad must be applied tightly on the legs in the area just below the knees for fixation Pull the belt tight and close the hook and loop closure to fasten the belt see Fig 13b Fig 13a Hooking in the knee belt Fig 13b Closing the knee belt s hook and loop closure 6 3 3 Chest Belt A WARNING Risk of injury due to tipping out of the wheelchair Ac
57. o disassemble a drive wheel first loosen the central screw in the middle of the wheel using a size 5 Allen wrench see Fig 30 to remove the decorative rim cover if present Then loosen the six wheel nuts with a size 10 Allen wrench see Fig 31 Now you can pull off the wheel Fig 31 Wheel nut Page 66 02 2010 ParaGolfer Oe Rock Maintenance Cleaning and Disinfection To disassemble the rear wheel you have to loosen the three axle screws using a size 6 Allen wrench Now you can pull off the wheel 9 4 Cleaning and Care Risk of damage to electronics due to water penetra tion In order to avoid malfunctions the electronic compo nents motors and batteries must not come into contact with water when cleaning the sports wheelchair Risk of damage to sports wheelchair components Do not use any aggressive cleansing agents solvents or hard brushes for cleaning the sports wheelchair The sports wheelchair must never be cleaned using a water jet or high pressure cleaning apparatus The sports wheelchair must be cleaned at regular intervals depending on the amount of use and the degree of soiling The control panel battery charger armrests and cover can be cleaned with a damp cloth and mild cleaning solution Use a dry brush to clean the seat and back upholstery as well as the seat cushion Use a damp plastic brush to clean the wheels and frame Para
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59. olled functions Depending on the source of the malfunction it is possible to drive the wheel chair out of a danger zone after switching the control unit on again If the driving function is still not available after switching on the controls again the brakes must be released see Section 6 6 to switch over to the pushing mode After the sports wheelchair has triggered an emergency stop con tact a specialist dealer as soon as possible An error affects one or several functions of the sports wheel chair The system is not fully operational until the error has been corrected Page 60 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Malfunctions Troubleshooting Display symbol s Warning error Cause possible measure es T Controller temperature warning Overheating due to excessive load Cool down phase Motor temperature warning Overheating due to excessive load Cool down phase ix Y Le er A Joystick warning Hand control device fault Bring joystick to zero position before switching on Defective joystick Controller fault Defective controller Communication error Faulty connection between hand control device and Ove alternating flashing signal controller defective cabling software or hardware 3 Battery under voltage Battery deep discharge J A Charge as soon as possible 3 i Battery over voltage Voltag
60. r risk of damage caused by the battery charger Please note the following when using the charger W Only use a battery charger supplied by Otto Bock which has been tested and approved by Otto Bock for the respective batteries observe information on the charger Failure to do so can result in a battery explo sion and possible impairment of health due to contact with battery acid E The information on the nameplate of the charger must match the country specific voltage of the respective power supply network W Only use the battery charger within the specified rang es of temperature and humidity W Place the rubber feet of the battery charger on a level surface W When setting the charger up close to a window pro tect it against direct sunlight E Keep the charger from overheating The vent openings on the back of the charger must not be covered E Turn off the control unit during the charging process so that the entire charging current flows to the battery m Avoid dust and dirt Only clean with a dry cloth The battery charger is designed for gel batteries mainte nance free batteries The charger features the matching characteristic curve to ensure best possible charging of the respective kind of battery Upon delivery of the sports wheel chair the matching characteristic curve will be set at the factory If the battery charger is to be used with another sports wheelchair or if new batteries are installed
61. r re place the fuse and close the cap again until you feel it en gage Fig 29 Fuse holder with fuse 1 Cover cap open 2 Main fuse inserted 9 3 Wheel Replacement NOTICE Risk of damage due to uncontrolled movements When jacking up secure the wheelchair to prevent it from slip ping or tilting to the side by placing a suitable base under the drive unit support NOTICE Risk of damage to tyres due to excessive tyre pressure Make sure that the tyre pressure indicated in Section 10 Technical Data is not exceeded INFORMATION Direct sunlight UV light causes the tyres to age prema turely As a result the tread surface hardens and corner pieces break out of the tread ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 65 Maintenance Cleaning and Disinfection INFORMATION Avoid parking the wheelchair outdoors whenever possi ble Regardless of wear and tear replace the tyres every 2 years If the wheelchair is parked for an extended period of time or the tyres overheat e g in the vicinity of radiators or in case of exposure to strong sunlight behind glass the tyres may become permanently deformed Therefore suf ficient clearance should always be maintained from sourc es of heat and the wheelchair should be moved frequently or placed on blocks for storage Fig 30 Wheel cover If defective both front drive wheels and the rear wheel can be replaced T
62. r Operation A WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to defective safety functions The user is obligated to ensure that the sports wheelchair and its safety functions are in safe and proper condition before every use The sports wheelchair may only be operated if all safety functions e g the automatic brakes are functional Brake failure can result in serious accidents with fatal injuries ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 11 Safety Instructions ho Rock IA WARNING Risk of accidents and injury due to incorrect configura tion settings Modified parameter settings in the configu ration lead to changes in driving characteristics In par ticular changes to the speed acceleration braking or joystick settings can lead to unexpected and therefore un controllable operating performance with a risk of acci dents Always test the driving characteristics of the sports wheelchair after configuration programming is complete Programming must only be completed by authorised per sonnel Neither Otto Bock nor the control unit manufac turer are liable for damages especially in combination with special controls caused by programming that was not properly professionally adapted to the abilities of the wheelchair user A WARNING Risk of injury due to tipping during operation The Para Golfer has been approved for ascending or descending inclines of up to 17 or 30 Navigating incli
63. reach into the danger zone E The stand up function may only be used with applied chest belt lap belt and knee belt A CAUTION Risk of accident when driving without experience Driv ing without experience can lead to falls and other danger ous situations Practice using the wheelchair on level straightforward terrain before using it AA CAUTION Risk of accidents and injury due to getting into or out of the wheelchair improperly Switch off the wheelchair controls before getting into and out of the sports wheel chair Please notice that the armrests are not capable of bearing full body weight and that they therefore must not be used for getting into or out of the wheelchair A CAUTION Risk of accidents due to uncontrolled driving charac teristics Uncontrolled movements can occur during the operation of the sports wheelchair as a result of malfunc tion In this case please contact your authorised dealer immediately If any faults defects or other hazards that can lead to personal injury are detected the sports wheel chair must be taken out of service immediately A CAUTION Risk of accidents and injury due to rolling A released brake may result in uncontrolled rolling of the sports wheelchair Therefore ensure that the brake is engaged after parking the sports wheelchair A CAUTION Risk of accidents due to bad tyres Visually inspect the tyres for sufficient tread depth
64. sible damages Any worn and damaged components as well as compo nents which do not fit or are not suitable for the new user must be replaced The service manual includes a service schedule for each model detailed information and a list of the required tools 13 Liability The manufacturer s warranty applies only if the product has been used under the conditions and for the purposes de scribed The manufacturer recommends that the product be used and maintained according to the instructions for use The manufacturer is not responsible for damages caused by components and spare parts not approved by the manufac turer Repairs must be carried out exclusively by authorised dealers or by the manufacturer The manufacturer is not liable for consequential damage or loss e g loss of revenue sponsoring or prize money course fees or costs in conjunction with an interruption of operation ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 71 CE Conformity Hs Rock 14 CE Conformity This product meets the requirements of the 93 42 EEC guidelines for medical devices This product has been clas sified as a class device according to the classification cri teria outlined in appendix IX of the guidelines The declara tion of conformity was therefore created by Otto Bock with sole responsibility according to appendix VII of the guide lines Page 72 02 2010 ParaGolfer Kundenservice Customer Service Europe Otto Bock HealthCare
65. signated carry handles may be used Page 26 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Transportation and Storage A CAUTION Risk of injury due to insufficient restraints Secure the sports wheelchair during transportation in another vehicle by tightening the tensioning straps properly 5 1 Transportation For transportation the size of the ParaGolfer can be re duced to a height of 81 cm and a total length of 149 cm Fig 4 Transportation size of the ParaGolfer For this purpose the seat bottom must be moved into the lowest position and the backrest be removed see Sec tions 6 1 1 and 6 1 4 The armrests see Section 6 1 5 as well as the seat cushion and lateral pads can optionally be removed and stowed separately Swivel the caster wheel under the cover see Fig 4 The control system of the Para Golfer must be turned off see Section 6 4 and the brake must be locked see Section 6 11 for transportation The ParaGolfer must be secured with straps during trans portation At the front place two straps around the drive unit sustainer one along the right motor and one along the left motor The two straps at the rear must be placed into the retainer bushes for the golf bag holder which are located at the rear of the drive unit sustainer below the cover The an gle at which the straps are tightened must be as flat as pos sible The ParaGolfer can be optionally provided with a rain repel
66. the set ting has to be checked ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 53 Operation Hs Bock To charge the batteries proceed as follows The battery charger indicates the following states 1 Switch off the controls of the ParaGolfer Display function 2 Pull back the metal slide on the charging plug and Yellow LED is lit Battery is charged to less then 5096 connect the plug to the charging receptacle on the ParaGolfer Turn the plug clockwise until it engages Yellow LED flashes Battery is charged to less then 90 3 Connect the battery charger to a wall socket and turn it Green LED flashes Battery is charged to 9096 on Charging will start automatically Green LED is lit Battery is fully charged 4 The current charge status is indicated on the LEDs um Error charging time exceeded or of the battery charger see Table 3 Red LED is lit excess temperature 5 When the charging process is complete turn off the Error charging fuse blown or battery battery charger Red LED flashes too old 6 Disconnect the battery charger from the mains supply A Table 3 Battery charging statuses during the charging process 7 Pull back the metal slide on the charging plug turn the nn ar charging plug counter clockwise up to the stop and then f none of the LEDs are lit there is no power supply pull it out 8 Turn on the controls The ParaGolfer is ready for driving Page 54 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe
67. to 65 C Model enAble50 temperature range Operating voltage 24 VDC Brake Max output current per 130 A Voltage 24V DC motor Power consumption 20 W Fuse 100 A Braking torque 5 5 Nm Driving data Battery charger Speed 10 km h Automatic battery charger with computer controlled character Climbing ability 17 or 30 istic curve for 24 V gel batteries Maximum obstacle 10 cm Model Menizer G3 324 20 height 230 V 60 50 Hz Wading depth 10 cm Art Nr 493U62 SK006 115 V 60 50 Hz Approx distance range 35 km Art Nr 493U62 SK009 Drive DC motor Output 24 V DC 20 A Voltage 24 V DC Protection class 2 protective conductor Nominal power 550 W Charging connection 24 V DC Nominal speed 162 U min Nominal charging 20A Step down gear 18 7 1 current Maximum torque 130 Nm Characteristic charging IUla with trickle charging phase Protection type IP54 curve computer controlled Operating temperature 25 C to 40 C range ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 69 Disposal ho Rock Secondary circuit breaker Electronic reversible reverse battery protection short circuit proof idling proof overheating protection 11 Disposal Protection type IP 21 Ambient temperature range 0 C to 35 C Display 3 LED s INFORMATION If a wheelchair is to be disposed of all components and materials of the sports wheelchair must be recycled or disposed of properly Weight 1 9 kg D
68. to be fastened when using the standing function see Sec tion 6 3 A WARNING Risk of injury if the ParaGolfer tips over Creep speed is automatically activated when the standing function is op erated If this is not case this represents a malfunction and the standing function must not be used Visit a spe cialist dealer immediately to eliminate the fault Page 46 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation A WARNING Risk of injury if the ParaGolfer tips over The standing function may only be used on ground with an inclination of no more than 30 For reasons of stability the control reduces the speed creep speed as soon as the standing device is being used With creep speed only short dis tances can be covered e g for manoeuvring Wi Use the stand up device only on solid level ground W Do not change the mounting position of the stand up device and seating unit A CAUTION Risk of injury if the sports wheelchair tips over The sports wheelchair can tip over if the stand up device is in the raised position and the user can fall out of the wheel chair The following safety instructions must be followed under all circumstances W Do not lean out of the wheelchair when the stand up device is in the raised position E Do not pull any objects towards you when the stand up device is in the raised position m Only travel short distances when the stand up
69. unter problems during maintenance con tact your authorised dealer The sports wheelchair is to be checked and serviced once a year by an authorised dealer 9 1 Maintenance Intervals The correct function of the sports wheelchair should be checked every time before using it The items listed in table 5 must be checked by the operating company institution or user at the indicated intervals ParaGolfer 02 2010 Page 63 Maintenance Cleaning and Disinfection ho Rock Component Activity Daily Weekly Monthly Tyres Tyre pressure see technical data X Sufficient tread depth X Electronics Control system free of errors Prior to every use Battery charger does not show any error messages on the LEDs X Brake Activate brake lever while control unit is switched on X Check for active brake function while the brakes are locked X Back upholstery belts and Visual inspection proper condition of padding seams belts and pads X Wear parts e g bearings Visual inspection X rails Screw and bolt connec Check firm seating X tions including wheel attachment Table 5 Maintenance measures and intervals Page 64 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Maintenance Cleaning and Disinfection 9 2 Changing the Fuse The 100 A fuse is located in a fuse holder laterally under neath the seat next to the left drive wheel see Fig 29 To replace the fuse open the cover cap of the fuse holde
70. y INFORMATION Once the brake release lever has been released all brak ing systems are deactivated INFORMATION The control can be turned off while the wheelchair is being pushed Locking the Brake To activate the brake push the brake release lever down until the brake release bolt engages To reactivate the driv ing function switch off the wheelchair controls and then switch them on again Page 50 02 2010 ParaGolfer OMe Rock Operation Fig 22 Locking the brake 6 7 Batteries NOTICE Risk of damage to electronics due to short circuit Al ways use insulated tools when doing any maintenance work on the batteries Ensure correct polarity is used when connecting the battery cables INFORMATION Before doing any maintenance work on the batteries please read the battery manufacturer s warnings thor oughly The ParaGolfer is equipped with two rechargeable 12 V gel batteries with a capacity of 94 Ah C5 The batteries are located underneath the seat centred in the chassis of the ParaGolfer They are maintenance free 6 7 1 Charging A WARNING Risk of injury due to explosive gases Explosive gases can develop while the batteries are charging The follow ing safety instructions must be followed under all circum stances E Ensure sufficient ventilation when charging the batteries in closed rooms

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