GEWA PROGress

Features a Dynamic Display

The Progress is an advanced remote control system with a dynamic display, adapted for people with disabilities. It is based on a pocket-PC, the iPAQ H5550. It is possible to connect external control switches and use scanning modes - including auditory scan. It can also be operated by touching the buttons on the screen. The Progress can be programmed, which means that it can "learn" up to 256 IR codes from other remote control units such as those for a TV, video or stereo system. The screen is dynamic, and the information displayed can be arranged according to the needs and wishes of the user.

To try the software go to the GEWA web site to download PROGress PC. The PROGress manual and PROGress PC manual can also be downloaded in PDF format. Further information is also available at the GEWA web site.

Weight: 550gm Size: 175 x 83 x 44 mm
Powered by: internal rechargeable batteries

Advantages

• learn IR codes from most IR remote control units on the market.
• Store up to 256 IR codes in its memory.
  create IR macros.
• create different pages with different numbers of functions.
• copy, move and exchange the location of functions.
• receive auditory feedback and use auditory scanning with recorded speech.
• connect one or two control switches for scanning.
• select between several different scanning methods.
• select a delay before activation.
• select between several hundred pictures that are included.
• select between over 30 completed pages.
  make back-up copies.
• easily select different languages for menus and help texts.
• connect external alarm systems.
• the user can select nearly all settings himself or herself