R-net pc programmer download

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Website: Go to site Description: The R-net PC Programmer is a stand-alone Windows-based software used for making performance adjustments and changing features on various Powered Mobility Devices, such as wheelchairs.

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For example, a technology approved with a decision for 7. Anything - 7. However, a 7. Anything , but would not cover any version of 7. For example, a technology approved with a decision for Note: At the time of writing the most current version is 6. References The following reference s are associated with this entry: Type Name Source Description There are no references identified for this entry. The sunrise version, and possibly other branded versions if we find them, have a good few extra tech setting options missing from the OEM version.

One example, the generic OEM has no option to set max output voltage to the motors. Default The sunrise one allows a speed increase, if adjusted upwards to say Doesent sound much. But with the lack of voltage sag on lithium, makes a 6. And an 8mph chair do 9,3 according to my math. Thanks for that. Depending on what type my next wheelchair is, I'll contact R-Net and try to get access to another branded OEM version that hasn't been sourced elsewhere.

The Sunrise Europe version IS the newest version. As well as having more options to adjust like motor max voltage. The Sunrise version has many additional bits! Pity you can't raise the Low Voltage cut off point to 24v as this would be better protection from running Lithium cells too low. As an emergency stop. As long as all your cells are equal and one group dont drop lower first.

As they do So you should really stop when you lose a green as currenly configured. But I suspect the batt calibration my allow us to set that. Test it and tell me what it does. I cant. Still stuck on bed but almost fixed! You will need a few hours to test as the daft battery meter thinks you are on lead.

So much better than the previous LCD version.. The bannana shape make the screen much easier to see. Just for fun I asked my 'dealer' now defunct how much. First reply was ' they didn't think it was for R-Net'!!!!!.