ISRI NTS2-E Bedienungsanleitung Seite 21

For your safety, and for the safety of other drivers, the seat is only allowed to be adjusted when the vehicle
is stationary and the hand brake is pulled.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL ISRI NTS2-E
Exit position
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Enables the driver to enter and to leave the vehicle much easier.
Protects the seat cushion´s side edge by reducing load and friction.
Press button:
Seat moves in the exit position for easy exit and easy entry.
Press button again (drive position):
Seat returns by memory function to the previously set position.
The seat is in the exit position not allowed for driving.
By switching off the ignition the seat moves additional in the exit position.
Tilt- and Horizontal Slides
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Tilt Adjustment
Enables the driver to reduce the load on the underside of the thighs and
the back, respectively the intervertebral disc. The load depends on the
inclination of seat and backrest.
Move button up or down and adjust the tilt of the front seat cushion area.
Release button.
Make sure that you adjust the seat inclination to a position, where you
can reach and press the pedals to the stop without eff ort.
The backrest must not touch the cabin wall after adjustment.
Horizontal Slides
This enables the drivers to perform their job in a comfortable position. It
provides a better view and easier access to the dashboard.
Move button forward or backward and adjust the seat horizontally. Re-
lease the button.
Make sure that you adjust the horizontal slides to a position, where you can
reach and press the pedals to the stop without eff ort.
Height- and Horizontal Slides
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Height Adjustment
It supports the driver to reach the pedals comfortably and to pass through
all the way without force.
Move button up or down and adjust the desired height. Release the but-
ton.
Don't adjust the height so low that on rough roards the seat can knock
through. Adjust the seat height in such a way, that the occupant on each
road condition has enough head clearance to the ceiling of the cabin.
Pedals must be actuated without stretching the legs completely.
Horizontal Slides
See Tilt- and Horizontal Slides
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