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Item Details

Alternate Controls For Powered Mobility Wisedx

ILC Reference NO 62:70:025
Item sourced from ILC TAS database


WiseDX

Short Description
The wiseDX is an electronic system that enables a person to drive an electric wheelchair with switches or a joystick or with other special controls. It will also give the user independent control over their environment and other assistive technology (including electronic communication devices), using the same switches or joystick. It has a built in infrared transmitter giving access to hundreds of different devices.

Price Guide
Refer to supplier details for pricing.

Features
The wiseDX contains a built-in infrared transmitter in the form of a Gewa Prog. It is completely integrated as part of the wiseDX system, allowing the user to have environmental control as well as powered mobility.
Mount
The wiseDX consists of two units:
The main unit, which can be mounted on the back/base of the chair - switches and cables are connected to this,
and the Display Unit that must be seen by the user.
In addition, a master remote needs to be mounted - perhaps as an attendant control.
Dispaly
The display has window dimensions 45mm X 15mm. Good sunlight visibility, but may require a "hood" for shading in strong direct sunlight.
There are 8 bright red "Bar LEDs" and 8 green "Bar LED`s". In addition there is an 8 character LED alpha numeric display.
System Requirements
The wiseDX is Dynamic DX compatible only. It is a DX-Key based module similar to a master remote but still requires a master remote.


Models / Styles
Only one known.

Dimensions
Main Unit:
Width.............115mm 
Depth.............115mm 
Height............ 35mm
Display Unit:
Width............. 85mm
Depth.............145mm
Height.............35mm


Additional Comment
The wiseDX can control the powered chair, and up to six connected devices eg. communication devices. It allows for environmental control by controlling infrared devices through the integrated Gewa Prog. It also has a wireless mouse control built-in. This can be used with an optional Gewa Access USB Mouse/Keyboard interface (plugged into the computer). This allows the user to control their mouse cursor using the wiseDX.
Feedback
Associated with each direction on the scanner is a "bleep" noise - a different sound for each direction. A different Bleep sound can also be associated with each device the user wishes to operate. The user can enable or disable the audio feedback.
Accessories
Gewa Access USB Interface - this interface connects to a computer via a USB port. Required to use the wiseDX to control mouse movements on a computer
Controls
Range of control options:
1 to 6 switches connected directly to the wiseDX,
combination switches,
switched joystick,
DX proportional joystick (Master Remotes),
DX secondary remotes.


Place of Manufacture
United Kingdom

Supplier Information - click to supplier for contacts details
SPECTRONICS,   ROCHEDALE, QLD

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