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1.
Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.
About This Manual ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
1.2.
The Risk of Injury .......................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.3.
Before You Begin ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.4.
Related User Materials ................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.5.
Conventions ................................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.
General Information ............................................................................................................................................................. 8
2.1.
Product Dimensions ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.
Q-BOT Serial Number ................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.1.
Specifications ....................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3.
How the Q-BOT Works ................................................................................................................................................ 10
2.4.
Q-BOT Components .................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.5.
Assembling the Q-BOT................................................................................................................................................ 12
2.5.1.
Unpacking the box.............................................................................................................................................. 13
2.5.2.
Assembling the Q-BOT ...................................................................................................................................... 13
2.6.
SmartKey ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15
2.6.1.
SmartKey Buttons and Display .......................................................................................................................... 17
2.6.2.
SmartKey Functions ........................................................................................................................................... 19
2.7.
Info LED and Sound Prompt ........................................................................................................................................ 22
2.7.1.
Info LED ............................................................................................................................................................ 22
2.7.2.
Sound Prompt ..................................................................................................................................................... 25
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    General Information ................................8 2.1. Product Dimensions ............................... 8 2.2. Q-BOT Serial Number ..............................8 2.2.1. Specifications ............................... 9 2.3. How the Q-BOT Works ..............................10 2.4. Q-BOT Components ..............................11 2.5. Assembling the Q-BOT..............................12 2.5.1. Unpacking the box.............................. 13 2.5.2.
  • Page 2 Moving Forward and Backward ......................... 35 3.1.6. Stopping ................................36 3.1.7. Turning the Q-BOT ............................37 3.1.8. Stepping Off ............................... 38 3.1.9. Securing Your Q-BOT ............................39 3.1.10. Powering Off the Q-BOT ........................... 40 3.2. Practice Riding ................................40 2 / 66...
  • Page 3 Descending ................................. 48 Using the Battery Pack ............................... 49 4.1. Battery Safety ................................49 4.2. Specifications for the Battery Pack ..........................51 4.3. Charging the Q-BOT ..............................52 4.3.1. Charging Procedures ............................52 4.3.2. Charging Indicator .............................. 53 3 / 66...
  • Page 4 The Q-BOT Is Shaking ..............................64 7.5. The Turning Shaft Slips or Is Off-Centered ......................... 64 7.6. The Q-BOT Cannot Power Off ............................ 65 7.7. The Q-BOT Cannot Be Added in the App ........................65 Contact and Legal Information ............................65 4 / 66...
  • Page 5: Introduction

    8.1. Report a Problem ................................. 65 8.2. How to Reach Us ................................. 66 8.3. Obey All Laws and Regulations ........................... 66 Introduction 5 / 66...
  • Page 6: About This Manual

    Q-BOT distributor or dealer in your area. Whenever you ride the Q-BOT, you risk injury from loss of control, collisions, and falls. To reduce risk of injury, you must read and follow all instructions in this User Manual and watch the Safety Videos.
  • Page 7: Related User Materials

    To assemble the Q-BOT and charge the Battery Pack for the first time, please refer to Sections 2.5 Assembling the Q-BOT and 4.3 Charging the INMNOTION SCV in this Manual. 1.4. Related User Materials Q-BOT provides an electronic copy of the User Manual, Safety Videos, and help documents for your convenience. You can download these electronic files as well as the Q-BOT Smartphone App from www.imscv.com.
  • Page 8: General Information

    General Information 2.1. Product Dimensions 2.2. Q-BOT Serial Number 8 / 66...
  • Page 9: Specifications

    The serial number is unique to your Q-BOT. Please write it down and store it in a safe place. The serial number is a 16-digit number printed along with the barcode on your Q-BOT. The serial number is required for after-sales service, warranty, insurance, or confirmation of loss claims.
  • Page 10: How The Q-Bot Works

    The Q-BOT works like the human body. When walking, if you lean forward, you take a step forward to keep your balance. If you lean back, you step back. On an Q-BOT when you lean forward or back the machine powers the Wheels in the direction that you lean.
  • Page 11: Q-Bot Components

    2.4. Q-BOT Components 11 / 66...
  • Page 12: Assembling The Q-Bot

    2.5. Assembling the Q-BOT 12 / 66...
  • Page 13: Unpacking The Box

    All Q-BOT parts must be approved by Q-BOT, and properly installed. Never attempt to stand on an Q-BOT without the Turning Shaft properly attached. Using your Q-BOT without all parts properly installed could damage your Q-BOT and result in serious injury from loss of control, collisions, and falls.
  • Page 14 Assembling the Q-BOT: 14 / 66...
  • Page 15: Smartkey

    4. Press the Reset Button on the back of the SCV, and power on the Q-BOT using the SmartKey. If necessary, especially when you need to put the Q-BOT in the trunk of your car, the Turning Shaft and the Handlebar can be quickly removed by unlocking the Quick Release Lock.
  • Page 16 Press the third button (Mode Shift Button) to activate the SmartKey and to start pairing it with the Q-BOT. There is a micro USB port at the bottom of the SmartKey. Use this port to connect to your PC to see information about your SCV or to charge your SmartKey.
  • Page 17: Smartkey Buttons And Display

    The SmartKey is small and portable. Dock it on the Q-BOT to view riding data during your journey. The SmartKey is paired with the Q-BOT when leaves the factory. If you lose your SmartKey please contact an authorized distributor or dealer to buy a new one and get instuctions on how to pair it with your Q-BOT.
  • Page 18 Appears when the SmartKey Q-BOT. cannot detect the Q-BOT. Q-BOT Logo Icon: Appears when the SmartKey is being powered on or off using the SmartKey Manned Speed Mode Icon: Indicates Assist Mode Icon: Indicates that the Q-BOT is that the Q-BOT detects a rider, and is in Assist Mode.
  • Page 19: Smartkey Functions

    2 hours using the micro USB cable. 2.6.2. SmartKey Functions Power on the SmartKey by pressing Button C (Shift). The SmartKey will automatically pair with your Q-BOT, as long as they are within the effective communication range. 19 / 66...
  • Page 20 The SmartKey has the following functions: power on/off the Q-BOT, lock/unlock the Q-BOT, power on/off the SmartKey, pair, enter/exit Shift Mode, and enable LED backlighting. Trigger these functions using the 3 SmartKey buttons. Key combinations are used to activate/deactivate different functions. Press, press and hold for 2 seconds, or combine pressing the keys to activate different functions.
  • Page 21 Shut down the SCV Button and Shift button together for 2 seconds (A/C) NOTES: “N/A” indicates no function will be triggered. The Q-BOT will only accept commands from the SmartKey when nobody is riding it. After 30 seconds of non-use, 21 / 66...
  • Page 22: Info Led And Sound Prompt

    The SmartKey will power off after different periods of time under the below conditions: When the SmartKey is not paired with an Q-BOT: 1 minute When the SmartKey and the Q-BOT are paired, but the SmartKey cannot communicate with the Q-BOT, or nobody is riding it: 3 minutes When the SmartKey and the Q-BOT are paired, and can communicate with each other: 10 minutes.
  • Page 23 The Info LED display screen shows the running states of the Q-BOT: Icons And Descriptions: Icon Description Icon Description 23 / 66...
  • Page 24 Assist Mode icon: Indicates that the Q-BOT is in Assist Mode. Manned Speed Mode icon: Indicates that the Q-BOT detects a rider, and is in Speed Mode Manned Training Mode icon: Indicates Remote Control Mode icon: Indicates that the that the Q-BOT detects a rider, and is in Q-BOT is in Remote Control Mode.
  • Page 25: Sound Prompt

    The built-in speaker on the Q-BOT will make different sounds to indicate running state and working mode. The Sound Prompt is on by default. You can turn off the tone or customize the sounds using the Q-BOT Smartphone App. See Section 2.12, Smart phone App, for more information.
  • Page 26 An excessive or too small angle will trigger an error warning. Excessive Angle When a rider steps onto the Q-BOT and the footboard angle is too big, the Q-BOT will vibrate to warn the rider to slowly level the footboard. Self-examination Mode The Q-BOT will examine and calibrate itself in Self-examination Mode.
  • Page 27: State Transition Diagram Among Working Modes

    In Sleep Mode, the Wi-Fi module and SmartKey can be awakened at any time. After 18 hours in Sleep Mode, the entire system will be shut down completely to protect the Battery. Press the Reset button on the back of the Q-BOT to turn the power on. 2.8.2.
  • Page 28: The Front/Tail Light

    2.9. The Front/Tail Light 28 / 66...
  • Page 29 The Front Light of the Q-BOT is a pair of blue LED lights, and the Tail Light is a pair of red LED lights. They flash in different modes according to your operation. The following chart shows different modes of the Front and Tail Light:...
  • Page 30: 2.10. Communication And Charging Port

    Q-BOT will connect to the recognized AP; if no match is found, the Q-BOT will switch to AP mode and wait for other devices to connect. For the first startup, the Q-BOT will only start in AP mode since the AP list is empty. The SSID of the Q-BOT under AP mode is QBOT-XXXXXXXX by default, the password is QBOT123.
  • Page 31: Usb Charging Port

    Search for other Q-BOT riders around you Set up a safe area for the Q-BOT to be ridden in. If the Q-BOT leaves this area it will go into error mode and lock itself. Only when it is returned to the designated area or the Area Lock Function is manually turned off will the security lock deactivate.
  • Page 32: 2.12. Smartphone App

    Charging Port is 5 volts and the electrical current is 300 mA. 2.12. Smartphone App* Download the Q-BOT App from our website, Apple App Store for iOS devices, or Google Play for Android devices. Use the App to: Show the operational state of the Q-BOT, and information including speed, mileage, and battery life...
  • Page 33: Safety Cautions

    Q-BOT and SmartKey. Before riding, make sure your Q-BOT is properly assembled and fully charged. Inspect your Q-BOT before each use. Do not ride if any part is loose or damaged. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that could get caught in the Q-BOT.
  • Page 34: Powering On The Q-Bot

    You will hear a Voice Prompt from the Q-BOT that indicates the Q-BOT is in Training Mode (please make sure the Q-BOT is in Training Mode for your first ride), and an icon will appear on the LED Screen to indicate that the power is ON and the Q-BOT is in Standby Mode.
  • Page 35: Moving Forward And Backward

    Q-BOT from moving as you step on or off. If you are standing on the Q-BOT now, please keep the Footboard Mat horizontal and stand still. Do not move before you are familiar with it.
  • Page 36: Stopping

    The Q-BOT moves forward and backward in response to changes in your position. When standing on the Footboard Mat, to move forward or backward: With your helper available to assist you, slowly lean forward and feel the Q-BOT move forward. Then stop leaning forward and feel it slow down and stop.
  • Page 37: Turning The Q-Bot

    Turning the Q-BOT The Q-BOT turns in the direction that you lean the Handlebar. You turn the Q-BOT by leaning the Handlebar left or right. First, practice turning in place. To turn in place, slowly pivot the Handlebar in the direction that you want to turn.
  • Page 38: Stepping Off

    Stepping Off When you are ready to step off the Q-BOT for the first time, your helper should hold the Handlebar. To step off the Q-BOT: Remain stationary by keeping your weight centered over the Wheels and Footboard Mat and keep the Handlebar...
  • Page 39: Securing Your Q-Bot

    Practice stepping off for the first time with your helper standing close by. 3.1.9. Securing Your Q-BOT The Q-BOT provides you with a Security Mode in case you need to leave your Q-BOT unattended. When the Q-BOT is in Security Mode: 39 / 66...
  • Page 40: Powering Off The Q-Bot

    The system will exit Security Mode and shut off after four hours to save energy. Security Mode is intended for use when you remain in close proximity to the Q-BOT, and are able to respond to an alarm. The best way to discourage tampering with your Q-BOT is to keep it in a secure indoor location with the SmartKey stored separately.
  • Page 41: Training Mode And Speed Mode

    Training Mode and Speed Mode Training Mode is used by new riders to learn how to control the Q-BOT better and more safely; Speed Mode is designed to create a better riding experience for skillful riders. The following chart shows the differences between Training Mode and Speed...
  • Page 42: Remote Control Mode

    If Speed is set to a positive number and SD to 0, your Q-BOT will roll forward If Speed is set to a positive number and SD to a positive number, your Q-BOT will turn left while it is rolling forward.
  • Page 43: Self-Examination Mode

    Self-examination Mode allows you to run a thorough examination of your Q-BOT to see if any parameters have shifted after a period of operation. The Q-BOT will run tests under Self-examination Mode and store the resulting data. Refer to Section 2.7 Info LED and Voice Prompt for more information.
  • Page 44: Safety Alerts

    Doing so could interfere with the result of self-examination, causing injury or damage. 3.7. Safety Alerts The Q-BOT is equipped with multiple safety alerts. It is important to understand these alerts before you attempt to ride your Q-BOT. 3.7.1. Speed Limiter When you approach the maximum allowed speed for a given situation, the Q-BOT will push the handlebar back to slow you down.
  • Page 45 Continuing to accelerate and ride against the Handlebar could cause injury or damage from loss of control, collisions, and falls. The speed at which the handlebar pushes back depends on a variety of factors including set-up speed limiter, terrain, payload, and battery condition.
  • Page 46: Safe Stop

    Shaft Vibration Warning One of the ways that the Q-BOT notifies you when you are at risk of falling is by vibrating and releasing a warning sound. The following chart shows situations that trigger a Shaft Shake Warning, and recommended actions:...
  • Page 47: Environmental Factors Affecting The Vehicle's Performance

    Factors Possible Causes Road Condition Riding the Q-BOT on flat roads will increase riding distance per charge. On the contrary, riding on hillsides or steep slopes will decrease riding distance. Speed and Riding Habits Riding the Q-BOT with constant speed will increase riding distance per charge. Stepping on and off and speeding up and slowing down frequently will decrease riding distance.
  • Page 48: Riding In Warm Weather

    Q-BOT in warm weather. This could affect the Q-BOT’s service life. If the components get excessively hot (≥50℃) while riding the Q-BOT will slow down automatically. The hotter the components are, the lower the speed will be. If the components get very hot (≥80℃) while riding, the Q-BOT may activate a safety alert.
  • Page 49: Using The Battery Pack

    The Q-BOT will collect energy while descending, and the motor will work as a power generator and store electricity in the Battery Pack. Thus continuous descents will allow you to travel longer distances on one charge. When the battery is full, charging the battery this way could cause damage to the battery, therefore the system will automatically lower the max speed to reduce the possibility of excessive charging.
  • Page 50 It is normal for the Battery Pack to become hot after long periods of use. Riding in cold temperatures will reduce battery life. Comply with all local, federal and individual country laws when disposing of and transporting the Q-BOT Battery Pack. Avoid contact with any substance seeping from the Battery Pack.
  • Page 51: Specifications For The Battery Pack

    Keep the Battery Pack in a cool, dry place when storing. Do not put any conductive object into the Charge Port. It may damage electronic devices inside the Q-BOT. Do not attempt to open the Battery Pack. There are no user serviceable parts inside.
  • Page 52: Charging The Q-Bot

    Charging the Q-BOT To maximize the performance of your Q-BOT Battery Pack, fully charge your Battery Pack for 3.5 hours, and charge it once a month or every 2 days after riding. Charge the Battery Pack only when it is within the specified charging temperature range.
  • Page 53: Charging Indicator

    2. Plug one end of the Power Cord into the Charge Port of your Q-BOT with the Q-BOT LOGO on the charger facing up. Plug the other end of the Power Cord into an AC outlet (100 V~ 240 V; 50 Hz or 60 Hz).
  • Page 54: Transporting Battery Pack

    4.5. Transporting Battery Pack When transporting your Q-BOT, protect the Battery Pack to avoid damage during shipment. Do not expose the Battery Pack to direct heat or moisture, and avoid heavy vibration during transportation. Do not use or transport a Battery Pack if the casing has broken open.
  • Page 55: Safe Riding

    Wear a helmet, and elbow and knee pads when riding your Q-BOT. Wear proper clothing. Do not wear sharp jewelry or high heels to avoid damage or injury. The Q-BOT’s payload range is between 20 Kg and 120 Kg. Do not attempt to ride if you are beyond this weight range.
  • Page 56: Actions You Must Avoid

    Do not ride the Q-BOT on slippery roads or in bad weather conditions, such as heavy rain, heavy snow, or ice. Do not ride the Q-BOT on uneven roads that are full of sticks, trash or stones.
  • Page 57: Safety Alerts

    Do not ride the Q-BOT with both hands off the Turning Shaft. Do not press your body on the Handlebar. Do not move your foot off the Footboard Mat while riding the Q-BOT. Do not force restart the Q-BOT when it shuts off automatically or when the battery ran out, or it will cause falls because of losing balance.
  • Page 58: Operating And Maintaining Your Q-Bot

    Stay where you are and call for the police if you are in a traffic accident. If you need to carry something on your ride, use the Q-BOT Front Bag as a backpack. If attached to the Handlebar, the total load cannot be over 5 Kg (11 lbs).
  • Page 59: Lifting Your Q-Bot

    Lift your Q-BOT using the Rubber Handle on the Turning Shaft. 6.1.2. Lifting your Q-BOT by the Metal Grip Lift your Q-BOT using the Metal Grip when you need to carry it for long distances, or are carrying it without the Turning Shaft attached. 6.2.
  • Page 60: Storing Your Q-Bot

    Gently clean your Q-BOT with soap, water and a soft cloth Don’t allow water to get into the Charging Port. The Q-BOT is rated IP65 and protects against dust. It is not waterproof, and should not be cleaned using a hose. Water may cause permanent damage to the Q-BOT.
  • Page 61: Troubleshooting The Q-Bot

    The Q-BOT cannot link to your smartphone If you’re experiencing a problem with your Q-BOT, first check the error data on your smartphone App. Please refer to the help section on Q-BOT applications and review the specific content for resolving your problem. If you are still unable to resolve...
  • Page 62: Common Faults

    Authorized Q-BOT Dealer or Distributor, or Q-BOT Customer Care at service@imscv.com. 7.1. Common Faults This list describes some common faults, the possible reasons, and recommended solutions. Code Description Possible Causes Recommended Action Age Error The Q-BOT has reached its lifetime Stop using the Q-BOT expectancy.
  • Page 63: The Q-Bot Cannot Power On

    Make sure your Q-BOT’s Battery Pack is charged. Make sure your SmartKey is charged. Make sure you and your SmartKey are no further than 5m (15 ft) from your Q-BOT. Verify that the SmartKey and your Q-BOT are linked. Check the SmartKey to make sure the Q-BOT is not locked.
  • Page 64: The Q-Bot Is Shaking

    Tap the left side of the Footboard Mat with your foot without stepping on, then tap the right side with your other foot. If the Q-BOT still cannot enter Balance Mode, check to see if there is an error icon on your SmartKey. If the Q-BOT still cannot power on, remove the Battery Pack and then reinsert it.
  • Page 65: The Q-Bot Cannot Power Off

    Wi-Fi system needs 1~2 minutes to initialize. If the Q-BOT is set to use a Dynamic IP Address, please be aware that it may take 1~2 minutes to get the IP address. (Make sure you are connected to a DHCP server that can effectively distribute IP addresses.) The Q-BOT will activate AP mode automatically if you have not set up a Wi-Fi AP list before.
  • Page 66: How To Reach Us

    If you have any problems with your Q-BOT please contact Q-BOT Customer Care at service@imscv.com. For all other requests please contact us at info@imscv.com. 8.2. How to Reach Us Q-BOT Technologies Co., Ltd. E-mail: info@imscv.com Website: www.imscv.com 8.3. Obey All Laws and Regulations Before riding the Q-BOT on public roads and sidewalks please consult local authorities and become familiar with applicable laws and regulations.

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