Permobil Joystick Module with Bluetooth®
The new Permobil Joystick Module (PJSM) unlocks wireless freedom for patients navigating ALS, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and spinal cord injuries—allowing users to connect up to 4 supported devices, operate dual iDevices®, and command built-in IR environmental controls.
Features, Benefits & Programmable Buttons
Review the complete manufacturer specification layout detailing infrared transmission, speaker output, charging ports, and dynamic soft-key assignments below.
Effortless Multi-Device Control
All connected devices are listed in universal Bluetooth mode, enabling seamless switching without unpairing. Fully compatible across Permobil M & F series Corpus systems and the M300 Corpus HD.
IR Transmitter & Memory
Built-in Infrared (IR) control with device command memory allows direct control of TVs, DVDs, cable boxes, and home environmental controls.
Ergonomic Build & Lighting
Durable metal housing with a built-in light sensor that automatically adjusts screen brightness and paddle switches for easy user access.
Custom Reassignment
Short press activates function 1 while a long press activates function 2. Soft keys are fully preprogrammed for lights, hazards, and seating tilts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many devices can be paired simultaneously via Bluetooth? +
The Permobil Joystick Module (PJSM) allows you to connect and control up to 4 supported devices, including dual iDevices®. All paired devices are listed in universal Bluetooth mode for effortless switching without unpairing.
Is the Joystick Module compatible with my existing Permobil power chair? +
Yes. The PJSM is standard or adaptable across Permobil's M-series and F-series Corpus systems (such as the M3, M5, and F3) as well as heavy-duty bases like the M300 Corpus HD utilizing R-Net electronics.
Can I acquire this module through private-pay and CareCredit financing? +
Absolutely. Universal Key Solutions specializes in direct private-pay and CareCredit-financed complex rehabilitation technology (CRT), allowing families in Maryland to bypass prolonged insurance authorization delays.
How do home modifications coordinate with equipment delivery? +
As a Maryland-licensed general contractor (MHIC #157832), our team simultaneously coordinates custom wheelchair ramps, doorway widening, and roll-in showers alongside your power mobility setup.
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