Description
The SimplyWorks Switch 125 is a low profile, large diameter, wireless assistive switch that can be used with any of the SimplyWorks receivers to give switch, mouse, or keyboard functions. Because it forms part of the renowned SimplyWorks ecosystem, it may also be used with Toy and Appliance controllers, Pretorian’s range of AAC devices and any other SimplyWorks receiver.
Like all Pretorian products, SimplyWorks Switch 125 complies with the requirements of the Medical Device Regulations (MDR) in the EU.
SimplyWorks Switch 125 and SimplyWorks Switch 75 are 125mm (5”) and 75mm (3”) diameter wireless assistive switches and may be used with any SimplyWorks receiver (see SimplyWorks section of this website).
As part of the ever-growing SimplyWorks range, these switches can be used for an enormous variety of purposes. When paired with a SimplyWorks Receive on a computer, they can be used as left-click, right-click, space or enter, for example. Alternatively, when paired with Control, Control Pro, iClick or Energise they can be used to control a toy or mains appliance. Or, when paired with Smooth Talker, they can become messaging switches. The choices are almost endless. Please click here for full details.
Pairing these switches with a receiver is simplicity itself and setting the switch function is just as easy.
Both switches have an extremely low profile and are both angled towards the user, meaning that the operating surface is only 10mm above the desk at its lowest. The switches do not have a flanged base, allowing unrestricted access to the operating surface.
Now includes a manual power-down option for when the unit is to be transported.
Switch 125 may be mounted using industry-standard mounting systems.
Pretorian SimplyWorks Wireless Devices
The SimplyWorks range is exactly that – It’s a range of products that connect together to “work” in configurations to suit any need. And they work with great “simplicity” for you to be able to set them up!.
Perhaps the best way to demonstrate the flexibility of SimplyWorks is to show a few typical configurations. These are provided only by way of example and there are of course hundreds of other possibilities.
Computer Access
Toy Control using switches
Toy control using joystick as wobble switch
Appliance Control using switches
AAC device with wireless switches and toy output
AAC device for appliance control
Kinesthetic dice to AAC device
Android Switch Access using Receive Micro
iPad/iPhone access using SimplyWorks for iPad
So as you can see, the possibilities are almost endless and SimplyWorks really does make the work, simple. The highly innovative and robust system allows you to have switches, joysticks, trackballs, keyboards, communicators, toys and mains appliances connected together - simply and without wires.
Whether you are looking to access a computer, a tablet, work with toys, electrical appliances or communicators, SimplyWorks can help you achieve the learning outcomes you need.
Plug, Pair and Play! - For computer control, simply connect Receive to the computer via a USB port and connect your choice of trackballs, joysticks, switches and keyboards. No drivers need be loaded onto the computer, whether it’s a PC or a Mac. ‘Pairing’- the act of connecting a transmitting device to Receive- is simply a matter of pressing a button at both ends. Up to six transmitting devices are supported by each receiver.
More of a Tablet person? - Tablet control is also possible using Receive Micro for Android and SimplyWorks for iPad for Apple devices.
Make your Toys accessible - Wireless toy control can be achieved using a SimplyWorks Switch and one of several toy control receivers such as Control and Control Pro. You can even pair a SimplyWorks Joystick with one of the toy control receivers to turn it into a ‘wobble switch’.
Independence of Environment - Use either the Energise or the new iClick to adapt and access control of mains appliances as required.
Let’s Talk! - AAC is also easily achieved using Smooth Talker. This can be controlled via SimplyWorks wireless switches and can itself control a toy or electrical appliance wirelessly using Control, Control Pro, Energise or iClick. You can even make a message interact with software by pairing Smooth Talker with Receive.
