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- Page 1 SmartDrive MX1 Wheelchair Power Assist max mobility, llc User ’s Manual ® 5425 crossings boulevard nashville, tn 37013 usa p: 800.637.2980 f: 888.411.9027 www.max-mobility.com Rev. MX1.0+ UM-A-SL...
- Page 3 Spec Sheet SmartDrive User’s Manual Specifi cation Sheet ® Manufacturer: Max Mobility, LLC SmartDrive MX1 Address: 5425 Crossings Blvd. Wheelchair Power Assist Nashville, TN 37013 Range: 10 miles Maximum speed (level surface): 4.5 mph Maximum speed (6o incline): 4.0 mph...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
® Table of Contents Specification Sheet Table of Contents Introduction Intended Use of the SmartDrive Must Read Prior-to-Use Information Warnings and Safety Precautions Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) List of Components SmartDrive Set-Up Adaptive Clamp Mounting Button Mounting Drive Unit Attachment and Removal... -
Page 5: Introduction
If any issues or malfunctions exist, cease the use of the SmartDrive and contact Max Mobility for service/further instruction. Any contrary use to the directions of this user’s manual, to the recommendations of one’s mobility equipment dealer, or to the technical limitations defined by either Max Mobility and one’s wheelchair manufacturer is considered to be misuse of the... - Page 6 ® Do not shift your weight or sitting position toward powering off the unit to reduce the chance of ac- the direction you are reaching as one’s wheelchair cident or injury. may tip over backwards or sideways. Outdoor Mode operation of the SmartDrive is not intend- Do not tip or wheel your wheelchair without assistance, ed to be used indoors.
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Page 7: Electromagnetic Interference (Emi)
If any unintentional activation of the SmartDrive occurs, turn off the unit as soon as it is safe to do so and report the incident to Max Mobility [please indicate any source of EMI that was in close proximity when the incident occurred]. - Page 8 ®...
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Page 9: Smartdrive Set-Up
SmartDrive User’s Manual 2. SmartDrive Set-Up NOTE: Refer to the separate directions provided for a folding frame wheelchair and skip to step 4 of the “Battery Unit Clipping” sec- tion. Adaptive Clamp Mounting The SmartDrive adaptive clamp is designed to permanently mount to the axle tube of a wheelchair while presenting a simple means of attaching/removing the drive unit. -
Page 10: Button Mounting
® Button Mounting The two (2) SmartDrive buttons are easily mounted to each side of the frame of the wheelchair to allow for easy pressing without having to remove your hands from the handrims. 1. Wrap the velcro loop around the rubber backing of the button then around the side tubing of the wheelchair;... -
Page 11: Drive Unit Attachment And Removal
SmartDrive User’s Manual Drive Unit Attachment and Removal The SmartDrive drive unit is designed to easily attach to the adaptive clamp so the user can quickly attach/remove whenever desired or necessary. Use of the handle and the drop and lock interaction make attaching the SmartDrive simple for all users. 1. -
Page 12: Battery Unit Clipping
® Battery Unit Clipping NOTE: Refer to the separate directions provided for folding frame wheelchairs, chairs with less than 2 in. under-seat clearance, and other situations (i.e. standing frames) that make attaching the the battery unit difficult; then skip to step 4 of this section. - Page 13 SmartDrive User’s Manual 4. Finally, take the connector out of the connector storage holder and plug into the top of the drive unit. There are white alignment arrows on the connector that should face upward for proper connector alignment. The green LED on top of the drive unit will light up and the unit will beep two (2) times when proper connection is made.
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Page 14: Operating The Smartdrive
If any malfunctions or push detection/braking/push-button issues are experienced with the SmartDrive, cease use of the device and contact Max Mobility for assistance. The SmartDrive is able to recognize all types of pushes. Do not alter the way that you push for this could lead to injuries in the future. -
Page 15: Braking
The device will continue to be in its current mode if the power assist is stopped by pressing a button. If any malfunctions or push detection/braking/push-button issues are experienced with the SmartDrive, cease use of the device and contact Max Mobility for assistance. Regular braking technique should be practiced when using the SmartDrive. In certain situations, especially at higher speeds, harder braking will be required to turn off the power assist. -
Page 16: Operating Conditions
If any part of the SmartDrive is accidentally gotten wet, the user should cease usage and allow 12 hours for it to air dry before attempting to use again. The operating temperatures of the SmartDrive are -25 oC and 50 oC. If any malfunctions or issues are experienced with the SmartDrive, cease use of the device and contact Max Mobility for as- sistance. Battery Although the battery on the SmartDrive is very small and compact, it can store a large amount of power. -
Page 17: Maintenance
4) defects are due to cause beyond control like lightning, abnormal voltage or while in transit at the purchaser’s place of business. Max Mobility is not responsible for any damage to one’s wheelchair caused by the attachment or operation of the SmartDrive. Manufacturer’s Contact Information... - Page 18 5425 crossings boulevard, nashville, tn 37013 usa • p: 800.637.2980 • f: 888.411.9027 • www.max-mobility.com...
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