The ATOM 106 Four Switch Proximity Array is designed so that a person can control power wheelchair movement, seat functions and has integrated Bluetooth.  With the addition of ASL accessories, a client can wirelessly connect to an AAC device, a mouse emulator, or directly to a phone or tablet.

The ASL 106 ATOM Four Switch Proximity Array system offers four proximity sensors that will allow the driver to operate a power wheelchair.  Simply by covering the corresponding sensor the driver can move forward, reverse, left or right.  With a touch of a switch, the ATOM Four Switch Proximity Array can be used as a wireless switch interface for computer access or AAC devices. Switch settings and adjustments allow simplicity in how the ATOM Four Switch Proximity Array functions. The directional indicator helps a clinician/provider see when a client is accessing a switch. An adjustable switch timer gives the client ease of access to all the other wheelchair functions. The on/off switch is located on the back of the ATOM Interface and is easily accessible. There is also a user switch feature so the client can turn the system on or off themselves.  The 106 ATOM Four Switch Proximity Array interface includes a magnetic protective cover.

This system is generally mounted inside a ASL 619 Eclipse Tray. These sensors can be positioned anywhere inside the tray and once positioned a quick disconnect feature allows the tray to be removed with sensors intact. However, these sensors do not require the use of a tray and can be positioned at virtually any available switch site depending on the client’s movement ability.

The ATOM 106 Four Switch Proximity Array with a 9-pin connector will connect to all power wheelchair electronics through an input module.  It can be used with a battery pack (ASL 540) on a manual wheelchair, so a patient can stay connected to their communication when they cannot be in their powerchair.

The ATOM 106 Four Switch Proximity Array is designed for persons with limited motor control, such as Cerebral Palsy, or with weakness like Muscular Dystrophy.  It is easy for first time power chair users and works well for your children because it is a consistent method of access.

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