Enabling 4-in-1 Joystick Switch
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Enabling 4-in-1 Joystick Switch

Enabling DevicesSKU: 7301
Price:
$320.89

Description

Get MultiSwitch Activation With One Device

The 4-in-1 Joystick Switch is ideal for multiswitch inputs, like our exclusive TV Remote Module #5150. This controller can also be used to teach directionality — left, right, up and down. Plus, it comes in bright primary colors that can help with color identification.

Add the switch to activate adapted devices, like adaptive game system controllers and remote-control toys, for accessible fun. Other features of our Joystick Switch include:

  • Versatility: You can mount the Joystick or keep it portable to meet your needs.
  • Comfort: We’ve designed the 4-in-1 Joystick for ergonomics and a more comfortable user experience.
  • Connectability: You can activate up to four separate devices with convenient jack hook-ups.
  • Customization: Each jack corresponds to a clearly labeled Joystick direction to create the ideal setup.
  • Ease-of-use: The Joystick requires 25 to 35 grams of force to operate, making them ideal for those with limited strength.
  • Automatic shut-off: Our Joystick is only active during directional engagement — once that stops, the powered device will also turn off.

With our 4-in-1 Joystick, those with Special Needs can:

  • Exercise more independence.
  • Increase their self-confidence.
  • Engage with technology more easily.
  • Explore cause and effect.
  • Improve visual tracking.
  • Empower their learning.

  • Size: 5¾"D x 4½"H
  • Weight: ¾ lb.
  • Battery: No Batteries Required

Q Can this be connected to a high tech AAC device?
Asked by Sarah on September 16, 2022 5:21 pm
A Yes you can connect this to an advanced communication device provided it has accommodations for assistive capability switches such as the 4-in-1 Joystick.

Q How much pressure need to be used to move the stick?
Asked by Anonymous user on April 13, 2020 1:50 pm
A between 25 and 35 grams of force.

Q what's the difference between this joystick and other joysticks on amazon? Is it more safe?
Asked by Anonymous user on April 13, 2020 11:30 am
A The joysticks we sell here are made to work with switch adapted products for people with physical challenges.

Q I need to start working on directionality for my daughter in preparation for using a power wheelchair. Would this work and what types of toys or devices would you recommend to go with it
Asked by Anonymous user on April 4, 2020 5:45 pm
A It would work for an RC car that had 4 switch input jacks. Currently we do not have any for sale. We do have this stunt car that uses a joystick which might be a good option and is the only car we have with 4 way control.

Q Can it be used for cursor control on a computer? Can you give more examples for its use?
Asked by Anonymous user on February 5, 2020 12:35 pm
A Main stream computers have no built in assistive switch control. You can use this with a switch interface that can mimic mouse control. We currently do not sell any at this time.

Q Does this come with mounting hardware? If not, do you have any recommendations for mounting to a tray?
Asked by Anonymous user on October 8, 2019 9:27 pm
A No it does not. Heavy Duty Velcro should work.

Q Could this be used on an adapted ride on child's toy car to start and stop?
Asked by Anonymous user on October 8, 2019 9:22 pm
A This is a momentary activation joystick. Not knowing the power output of the toy car you are asking about we cannot answer your question here. Please call our technical support dept. and provide them with more details to better answer your question at: 1-800-832-8697 Ext. 320

Q Hi Im looking for something for my dad who had a stroke and is paralyzed on his entire left side, I'm looking for something to help home use his phone
Asked by Anonymous user on September 14, 2019 11:02 pm
A This item is not made for phone access. We currently do not have anything to access a phone at this time sorry.

Q Can you use this with the adaptive Xbox controller?
Asked by Anonymous user on August 6, 2019 12:25 pm
A Yes.

Q My daughter will need an easy switch to turn off her bedside lamp. She has no fingers now, but she can use her elbow, her prosthetic hand, and I guess what you would call the knuckle bone in her fingerless hand.
Asked by Anonymous user on July 14, 2019 10:48 pm
A This item would not be the right choice, and you would need an additional item to turn ON/OFF electrical devices such as a lamp. Please contact our tech support directly at 1-800-832-8697 or via email at customer_support@enablingdevices.com

Q Can you give me examples of what this can be used for? I have an adult son with severe autism who will be living in his own home with care. I want to find a way for him to switch you tube videos on his smart tv
Asked by Anonymous user on March 6, 2019 12:47 pm
A As noted in the item description here: Need to activate more than one switch? Our joystick is great for the user who needs to access multiple switch adapted devices or a single device with multiple switch inputs such as our adapted TV remote module (#5150). Can also be used to teach directionality – left, right, up, down. This will not navigate a Smart TV Menu for YouTube. Sorry. We currently do not have anything for that.

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