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The NEW Permobil Joystick Module (PJSM) unlocks the power of Bluetooth® wireless technology by allowing you to connect and control up to 4 supported devices, two of which can be iDevices®. The PJSM also allows you to take advantage of your iOS SwitchControl & VoiceOver functionality.
Power wheelchair technology has evolved far beyond basic driving controls. Today’s users may need to interact with smartphones, tablets, computers, environmental devices, and other technology while also maintaining reliable control of their wheelchair.
The Permobil Joystick Module (PJSM) brings many of these functions together in one advanced control interface.
Designed to expand the capabilities of compatible Permobil power wheelchair systems, the PJSM combines a compact ergonomic joystick module with Bluetooth® wireless technology, iOS accessibility support, infrared control, programmable switches, and connected-device management.
Instead of treating wheelchair control and technology access as completely separate experiences, the PJSM helps bridge the two.
Users can connect and control up to four supported devices, with up to two iDevices®, depending on compatibility. Connected devices can be displayed in the universal Bluetooth mode, and users can switch between connected devices without needing to unpair and reconnect them.
For users who rely on technology for communication, entertainment, productivity, accessibility, or environmental control, this can make everyday interaction more convenient.
One of the standout features of the PJSM is its built-in Bluetooth® wireless technology.
Bluetooth connectivity allows the joystick module to communicate with supported devices without requiring a physical cable connection between the wheelchair controller and the device.
This can create a more streamlined experience for users who regularly interact with digital technology.
The PJSM supports control of up to four supported devices, including up to two iDevices®. This provides flexibility for users who may have multiple devices available throughout the day.
For example, a user could potentially manage more than one compatible device and switch between them when needed, depending on the supported configuration.
The PJSM is designed to support connections with up to four supported devices.
This is particularly useful in an environment where a user relies on multiple pieces of technology.
Rather than being limited to one paired device, the PJSM provides a universal Bluetooth mode where connected devices can be listed and accessed.
The ability to manage multiple devices from the same joystick module can reduce the need to repeatedly disconnect and reconnect equipment.
This makes the PJSM more than a traditional wheelchair joystick—it becomes a central interface for supported digital device control.
Managing multiple Bluetooth devices can sometimes be inconvenient when each new connection requires an existing device to be disconnected.
The Permobil Joystick Module is designed to simplify this process.
With the PJSM, users can switch between connected devices without unpairing them.
This means previously connected supported devices can remain available within the system, allowing the user to move between them as needed.
For individuals who depend on multiple devices for communication, accessibility, work, education, or entertainment, this feature can make device management significantly more practical.
The PJSM also offers enhanced integration with compatible iDevices®.
Up to two supported iDevices can be connected as part of the module’s four-device Bluetooth capability.
This allows the wheelchair joystick to become an additional interface for interacting with compatible Apple devices.
For users who already depend on an iPhone, iPad, or another supported iDevice for daily activities, having control options integrated into the wheelchair’s joystick module can provide a more accessible experience.
Compatibility and available functions can depend on the specific device and software configuration.
Accessibility is a major part of the PJSM’s design.
The module allows users to take advantage of iOS Switch Control functionality on supported Apple devices.
Switch Control is designed to provide an alternative way to interact with an iOS device when conventional touch interaction may not be practical.
For power wheelchair users with limited hand or upper-extremity function, having an alternative input method can make supported digital devices more accessible.
The PJSM allows compatible wheelchair controls and connected switches to work with supported iOS accessibility functions.
The PJSM also supports VoiceOver functionality on compatible iOS devices.
VoiceOver provides spoken descriptions of items displayed on the screen, helping users navigate supported Apple devices using accessibility features.
When combined with the PJSM’s input capabilities, this can give users another way to interact with their digital environment.
This can be particularly useful for individuals who benefit from alternative navigation and accessibility features when using smartphones or tablets.
Another useful PJSM feature is its ability to provide an on-screen cursor display on applicable devices.
A visible cursor can make it easier to understand where the current input is directed when interacting with a supported device.
The cursor functionality can help connect the user’s physical joystick movements with actions occurring on the screen.
As with other device-specific features, cursor support depends on the connected device and its compatibility with the PJSM.
Bluetooth is not the only wireless technology built into the PJSM.
The module also features built-in Infrared (IR) control.
IR technology can be used to send commands to compatible devices that support infrared control.
This provides another method of interacting with technology and environmental equipment from the wheelchair control interface.
Having IR control built directly into the joystick module can reduce the need for separate handheld remote controls in supported applications. visit the official Permobil makers site
The PJSM’s infrared functionality also includes device command memory.
This allows compatible IR commands to be stored for later use.
Instead of requiring the user to manually recreate commands every time a device needs to be controlled, programmed commands can be retained within the system.
This can make frequently used IR-controlled functions more accessible.
The exact devices and commands supported will depend on the equipment being controlled and the PJSM’s configuration.
The PJSM also provides opportunities for additional customization.
Users can connect switches to the Profile/Mode Jack and program those switches for functions such as clicking and navigation.
This gives users more flexibility in how they interact with connected technology and wheelchair functions.
External switches can be useful when the standard joystick controls do not provide the most comfortable or accessible method for a particular user.
By programming connected switches around individual preferences, the PJSM can be adapted to different access needs.
Personalization is an important aspect of accessible technology.
The PJSM’s programming capabilities allow connected switches to be assigned specific functions.
For example, switches connected to the Profile/Mode Jack can be programmed for click or navigation functions.
This can help users create a control arrangement that works with their individual movement patterns and abilities.
The result is a more flexible interface that can be configured around the user’s needs rather than requiring every user to interact with the system in exactly the same way.
Despite its broad range of functions, the Permobil Joystick Module features a compact, ergonomic design.
The physical layout is designed with everyday accessibility and usability in mind.
A compact control module can help keep essential controls within a convenient reach while avoiding unnecessary bulk around the wheelchair’s armrest area.
The ergonomic approach also supports comfortable interaction during regular wheelchair operation.
The PJSM features a durable metal housing designed to provide a robust exterior for everyday use.
Power wheelchair controls are exposed to frequent interaction and the normal demands of daily mobility.
A durable housing helps protect the module while maintaining a practical control interface.
The metal construction also gives the module a solid, premium feel while supporting its long-term use as part of the wheelchair system.
The PJSM includes a built-in light sensor that automatically adjusts screen brightness.
Lighting conditions can change throughout the day. A user may move from a bright outdoor environment into a darker indoor space, or vice versa.
Automatic brightness adjustment can help the display respond to changing ambient light without requiring constant manual adjustment.
This feature adds another layer of convenience to the overall user experience.
The PJSM incorporates paddle switches that provide convenient access to user controls.
Paddle-style controls can be easier to identify and operate for some users than smaller conventional buttons.
Their placement and design are intended to make important functions readily accessible from the joystick module.
For users who have limited dexterity or prefer larger control surfaces, this can contribute to a more comfortable control experience.
No two power wheelchair users interact with their technology in exactly the same way.
The PJSM addresses this by offering enhanced programming and customization options.
These options can help configure the module around the user’s preferred control methods and connected devices.
Customization may involve connected switches, device control, navigation functions, and other supported settings.
This flexibility is particularly valuable in assistive technology because a solution that works well for one user may not work equally well for another.
The PJSM also includes a speaker designed for enhanced horn volume.
A wheelchair horn can be an important communication and awareness feature when navigating public environments.
Increasing the horn volume can make the sound more noticeable in situations where ambient noise might otherwise make a standard horn difficult to hear.
This provides a practical improvement while maintaining the compact design of the joystick module.
The PJSM technology is described as standard on compatible Permobil F-Series, M300 Corpus 3G, and M300 Corpus HD power wheelchair systems.
This integration allows users to take advantage of the module’s expanded control capabilities as part of the wheelchair’s overall electronics.
Because wheelchair configurations can vary, users should verify the exact compatibility and available features for their specific power wheelchair before ordering, replacing, or installing a control module.
A traditional wheelchair joystick primarily focuses on driving and basic wheelchair functions.
The PJSM expands that concept.
By combining wheelchair controls with Bluetooth connectivity, iOS accessibility, IR commands, connected-device switching, cursor functionality, and programmable external switches, it becomes a much more versatile interface.
For users who depend on technology throughout the day, this integration can help reduce the number of separate control methods they need to manage.
The joystick remains central to mobility while also becoming a gateway to supported digital and environmental controls.
The Permobil Joystick Module provides a wide range of features designed to improve control, accessibility, and personalization:
The PJSM is designed for users of compatible Permobil power wheelchair systems who want expanded control over both wheelchair functions and supported connected devices.
It may be especially useful for individuals who rely on:
The value of the PJSM comes from its ability to bring several different control technologies together in one interface.
Technology plays an increasingly important role in everyday independence.
Smartphones, tablets, computers, communication devices, and environmental controls can all contribute to how a person works, communicates, learns, relaxes, and interacts with the world.
The Permobil Joystick Module is designed to make compatible technology more accessible from the wheelchair.
By connecting supported devices through Bluetooth and providing additional IR and switch-control options, the PJSM can help create a more connected mobility experience.
Instead of viewing the wheelchair and personal technology as separate systems, the PJSM helps bring them together through one familiar control interface.
The Permobil Joystick Module (PJSM) is a versatile control solution designed to expand the capabilities of compatible Permobil power wheelchairs.
Its combination of Bluetooth® wireless connectivity, multi-device control, iOS Switch Control, VoiceOver support, on-screen cursor display, infrared control, programmable switches, and enhanced customization makes it considerably more than a conventional joystick module.
Users can connect up to four supported devices, including up to two iDevices®, and switch between connected devices without unpairing. Built-in IR control and command memory add another layer of environmental and device control, while the Profile/Mode Jack allows additional switches to be connected and programmed for supported functions.
| Permobil Joystick Module w/Bluetooth: | Permobil JSM 2.8" Screen, Joystick Module w/Bluetoot, Permobil CJSM 3.5" Screen, Joystick Module w/ Bluetooth +$99.99 |
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| Add R-net, 90PJSM Cable: | yes, please add PJSM Cable, +$74.99, No, Do not need this cable |
| Add Permobil BUS Cable R-Net Joystick Controller(Male-to-Male): | Small-20" long cable- 613026, +$51.69, Medium-59" long cable-613030, +$56.68, Large- 96" long cable-613027, +$61.68, No BUS Cable Needed |
| Add Permobil ICS BUS Cable, 1.5 Meter-59" long (Male-to-Male): | Yes, Please add ICS cable, +$43.00, No ICS Cable needed |
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