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Alltrack R-net and Seating Systems

This educational plan is structured into three one-hour sessions, targeting the technical requirements of sales representatives and service technicians. It ensures a deep dive into programming, diagnostics, and hardware integration across the Amylior Alltrack R-net platform.

Session 1

Diagnostics & Wireless

Session 2

Actuator Control & Safety

Session 3

Hardware & Integration

Session 1: R-net System Diagnostics & Wireless Programming

Total Time: 60 mins | Content: 45 mins | Q&A: 15 mins

Time	Topic Focus	Key Concepts & Deliverables
0:00 – 0:10	R-net System Architecture & Diagnostics	Overview of R-net modular components (PM, JSM/CJSM, ISM/e-bx) and communication protocols. Identifying a trip: LCD screen (text/4-digit code) vs. LED joystick (blinking sequence). Accessing the system's error logs (Device Fault Codes) via programmer.
0:10 – 0:25	Wireless Programming Tool Refresher	Connecting the Wi-Fi Dongle to the R-net bus. Establishing connection via browser (www.powerchair.net). Required skill: Reading and saving System Logs (Faultlogs) from controller to a device for remote analysis.
0:25 – 0:45	e-bx Troubleshooting Blueprint & Hardware Check	Initial troubleshooting: Power cycling (OFF/10 sec/ON) and connector verification. Importance of multi-meter to check battery voltage and continuity. Understanding common trips: "BAD CABLE" (communication wiring fault) Module Error (internal module trip) DIME Error (module ID conflict, often after new hardware)
0:45 – 1:00	Q&A Session	Discussion on R-net connectivity, system log interpretation, and basic troubleshooting sequences.

Session 2: ISM/e-bx Actuator Control and Safety Programming

Total Time: 60 mins | Content: 45 mins | Q&A: 15 mins

Time	Topic Focus	Key Concepts & Deliverables
0:00 – 0:15	iQ Actuator Technology & Mapping	Introduction to proprietary e-bx/iQ Actuator "plug-n-play" architecture (constant 2-way communication). Control and programming of up to 6 actuators. Standard assignment: Actuator 1 (Tilt), 2 (Recline), 3 (Elevate), 4 (Center Mount).
0:15 – 0:30	Actuator Speed, Acceleration, and Endstops	Programming settings via PC Programmer: Speed, Acceleration (ACC), Deceleration (DEC). Critical Note: Acceleration and Deceleration must be set to 100% for automatic endstop function to operate correctly on ISM systems to prevent damage.
0:30 – 0:45	Inhibits, Thresholds, and Restrictions	Explanation of Inhibit inputs (e.g., Inhibit 2, 3, 4, 5) to limit speed or restrict movement. Defining Inhibit Bands (Band 0, 1, 2, 3) using Threshold Levels to interpret sensor resistance. Example: Programming Actuator Inhibit to stop movement when a limit switch is open (Band 3 condition).
0:45 – 1:00	Q&A Session	Discussion on safety parameters, troubleshooting actuator stall errors (current limits), and modifying acceleration settings.

Session 3: Hardware Integration, Seating, and Advanced Service

Total Time: 60 mins | Content: 45 mins | Q&A: 15 mins

Time	Topic Focus	Key Concepts & Deliverables
0:00 – 0:15	Signature Seating Adjustments	Overview of Signature Seating components (Front Rigging, Back Mounting, Seat Pan). Required tools: Proper Allen keys (e.g., 4mm Metric) and wrenches (e.g., 11mm Metric) for pivot plates and hardware.
0:15 – 0:30	Retrofitting and Actuator Removal	Safety Warning: Only qualified technicians should perform complex installation/replacement. Documentation (pictures/notes) before disassembly is crucial. Proper cable routing to prevent pinching (especially Elevate/Combo modules). Critical Step: Position reset via Second special boot-up mode required after iQ actuator replacement.
0:30 – 0:45	Memory Seating and Specialty Controls	Memory Seating: Saving up to 4 functions (Tilt, Recline, Elevate, Legrests) into positions. Controlling memory positions via drive controls or external keypad. Compatibility with Specialty Controls (ASL, Switch-It, Stealth, MO-VIS) enabled through R-net expandable electronics.
0:45 – 1:00	Q&A Session	Discussion on component replacement protocols, proper memory position setup, and compatibility questions regarding specialty input devices.