Curtiss-Wright
CJSM2-BT Joystick Module
The CJSM2-BT joystick module from PG
Drives is a Bluetooth- and infrared-enabled
version of the popular CJSM2 model.
Integrated Bluetooth technology enables
wheelchair users to control personal
computers, Android tablets, iPhones, iPads
and other smart devices, right from the
joystick module. Infrared communication is
widely used to remotely control household
appliances and some home-automation
equipment to give users more environmental
independence.
Curtiss-Wright
CJSM2-BT Joystick Module
The CJSM2-BT joystick module from PG
Drives is a Bluetooth- and infrared-enabled
version of the popular CJSM2 model.
Integrated Bluetooth technology enables
wheelchair users to control personal
computers, Android tablets, iPhones, iPads
and other smart devices, right from the
joystick module. Infrared communication is
widely used to remotely control household
appliances and some home-automation
equipment to give users more environmental
independence.
Curtiss-Wright
Bluetooth & Joystick Modules
New introductions from Curtiss-Wright include a Bluetooth Module for iDevices to expand functionality of the company’s R-net multimodule control system for rehab power chairs. The module enables users to control iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices via the R-net input devices. A new joystick module features a 3.5" high-resolution LCD screen that mirrors the operating conditions of a power chair.
Curtiss-Wright
iDevice Bluetooth Module
Apple fans — and their ATPs — rejoice! Curtiss-Wright has a new Bluetooth Module for iDevices to enable power wheelchair users to control iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch products via their PG Drives R-net electronics. The new module works with all existing R-net modules, without requiring firmware upgrades. And it can be operated via any R-net input device, including hand-, finger- and chin-operated joysticks and the Omni specialty control interface. There’s good news regarding non-Apple products, as well: Use the new module in tandem with existing R-net modules to create a singular system for Apple products, Android devices and Windows-based computers.