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Home screen (and parameter mapping)

Updated on July 7, 2026

The Home screen is the default screen after connecting to a wheelchair or opening a configuration file. It provides general information about the system as well as access to the tool’s programming and diagnostic screens.

The Program Name and System Name are located at the top of the Home screen. If they are not visible, you can reveal them by swiping down on the Home screen.

The parameter groups accessed and displayed by the LiNX Access iOS tool vary depending on your LAK’s access level (manufacturer or distributor), the system’s configuration and the connected modules.

The following shows the mapping to parameters and diagnostic information accessible from the home screen when using the distributor version of the LAK.

Program Name
System Name
Active Errors
Live Diagnostics
System Summary
Profiles and functions (including Attendant profile, where relevant)
Modules
Motions
Positions
Angle Sources
Trigger Angles
User Preferences
Lighting

Drill down from these parameters to access further parameters (described below):

Detail map

The parameters accessible from the home screen are:

Active errorsChair LogActive errors
Event Log
StatisticsBattery Usage
Drive Statistics
Live DiagnosticsDriveSpeed Demand
Turn Demand
Left Motor
Right Motor
Motor Resistance
Battery Voltage
Speed Dial
Angle Sensor
Angle Sources
Actuator Channels
Control Inputs
System SummaryChairSystem Modules
ToolsAccess Key
Access Level
WDE Version
Application Version
Link to Dynamic’s website
Privacy Policy
Profiles/functionsSee Detail map – profiles
ModulesSee Detail map – modules
MotionsSee Detail map – motions
PositionsSee Detail map – positions
Angle SourcesConfigurations (Angle Sources 1–16)
Trigger AnglesConfigurations (Trigger Angle 1–7)
User PreferencesDrive Settings
Switched Driving
Sleep and Rest Settings
Quadrant Actions in Rest
Lock Settings
User Function Navigation
User Function Change
Control Input/Output Settings
Display Settings
Energy Use Settings
Speedometer and Odometer
Audible Cues
LightingTurn Indicators
Position

Detail map – profiles

A profile is a container for user functions: drive, seating, mouse mover, utility and switch control. A profile can contain one or more functions. For profiles with multiple functions, the functions can be of the same type, or mixed. LiNX has two types of profile:

  • Profile (many can be created)
  • Attendant profile (one available, and only on an ACU module)

Wheelchair occupants can see all profiles except the attendant profile, while wheelchair attendants can only see the attendant profile.

Drive General
Forward
Reverse
Turn
Stability
Latched Driving
Performance
Operation
SeatingGeneral
Axis
Mouse MoverGeneral
Cursor Speeds
Operation
Switch ControlGeneral
UtilityGeneral
Forward Momentary/Short Press
Forward Long Press
Reverse Momentary/Short Press
Reverse Long Press
Left Momentary/Short Press
Left Long Press
Right Momentary/Short Press
Right Long Press

Attendant profile

DriveGeneral
Forward
Reverse
Turn
Stability
Latched Driving
Performance
Operation
SeatingGeneral
Axis

Detail map – modules

The parameters accessible from the Modules screen are:

Modules    Power moduleMotors
Load compensation
Custom load compensation
Park brake
Actuators – Electrical and Timing
Control inputs – Port settings
Control input/output port settings
ACU / Compact Remote / Input
Module / REM modules / TPI
User input – configuration
Port settings (as relevant)
GYR 100Gyro performance

Detail map – motions

The parameters accessible from the Motions screen are:

MotionsTilt, Recline, Elevate, Left leg, Right leg, Both legs, Recline and legs, Anterior TiltIdentification
Behaviour
Actuation channels

Detail map – positions

The parameters accessible from the Positions screen are:

PositionsPositions (1-8)Identification
Configuration

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