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- Page 1 You can find this notice on www.logo-silver.fr OUTCHAIR - S AND L MODELS THE ALL-TERRAIN CHAIR.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
User manual Summary 1. Introduction ......................................4 1.1. About this manual ................................... 4 1.2. Use in accordance with instructions ..........................4 1.3. Liability......................................4 1.4. Indications for reuse of this product ..........................5 1.5. Maintenance ....................................5 1.6. Contact ...................................... 5 2. - Page 3 7.8.7. Joystick LCD ....................................26 7.8.7.1. Control panel ................................26 7.8.7.2. Control system indicators on the LCD screen ....................27 7.8.7.3. Basic programming and configuration ........................28 7.8.8. Joystick CJSM2-BT (optional) ............................30 7.8.8.1. Control system information ........................... 30 7.8.8.2. Instructions on the control system scre ....................... 30 7.8.8.3.
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Page 4: Introduction
The Out Chair must only be associated with the features mentioned in these instructions for use and vice versa. Logo Silver, manufacturer of the Out Chair, is not responsible in the case of combination with medical devices and / or accessories not included in the list of options and from other manufacturers. -
Page 5: Indications For Reuse Of This Product
If you have any questions or cannot resolve the problem despite the help provided in the user manual, please contact the Logo Silver after-sales service (see part 1.6 Contact) In the interest of its customers, Logo Silver strives to be of help on all levels so that the Out Chair can be enjoyed for years to come. -
Page 6: Safety
Chair is certified by the CE marking, the declaration of conformity is certified according to EN 12184. 2.2. Declaration of conformity As a manufacturer, Logo Silver declares under its own responsibility that the Out Chair complies with specifications 93/42 and 2007/47 relative to the European directives for medical devices. -
Page 7: Safety Requirements For Transportation, Storage And Assembly
The Out Chair must be transported in “wooden crate” packaging, designed by the Logo Silver company, or in packaging approved by Logo Silver, or transported in another vehicle, fixed with a sufficient number of straps. The Out Chair must only be lifted by the frame parts. - Page 8 User manual • Manoeuvres must only be performed at reduced speeds. • Mode changes such as seat, backrest, caster and footrest positioning, low and high speeds must be performed at a standstill. • If you need to brake in an emergency, simply release the control lever; this will bring the wheelchair to a standstill. If you brake by pushing the joystick backwards or pressing the start / stop button, it causes a sudden and violent stop.
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Page 9: Safety Tips For 2 Wheel Drive With Casters (If Option Available)
2.7. Safety requirements for maintenance, care and disposal • Out Chair maintenance must be performed by qualified personnel approved by Logo Silver. This also applies to all repairs and adjustments carried out. An incorrect setting may void the manufacturer’s warranty and conformity assessment. -
Page 10: Safety Functions
User manual 2.9. Security features • In the event of danger, the Out Chair can be switched off at any time using the joystic. • If the engines overheat, allow the chair to cool down before restarting. • The chargers will automatically shut off as soon as the batteries are charged (charge indicators will turn green). 2.10. -
Page 11: Technical Features
3. Technical characteristics Total length without footrest 100 à 110 cm Total length with footrest 113 à 123 cm Total height standard manual seat with headrest 145 cm Total height Recaro option with headrest 140 cm Width 67.5 cm Unladen weight 175 à... -
Page 12: Product Description
User manual 4. Product description The Out Chair is an outdoor chair. It is extremely manoeuvrable and easy to operate. Its 4-wheel drive system is powered by 2 batteries allowing for it to cross obstacles of more than 12cm and to climb slopes of 10 °... -
Page 13: Transport And Storage
5. Transport and Storage Danger Risk of injury in the event of improper transport! The Out Chair must be strapped to the vehicle’s anchorage points on the trailer or transport vehicle with front and / or rear protection. The joystick must be turned off and the engine brakes locked. Points d’ancrage Anchorage points Under no circumstances can the seat of the Out Chair be used as a seat during transport. -
Page 14: Initial Charging And Setup
User manual 6.2. Initial Charging and Setup Before setup, recharge the batteries with the help of the charger provided by connecting the power cord to the front of the joystick for a minimum of 5 hours, the charger indicators must be green (they can also be red: completely dead, orange: moderately low). -
Page 15: Crossing" Driving Profile
On a slope greater than 5°, take care to adopt a gentle drive, avoid jolts and braking suddenly and adjust the seat to be as stable as possible. Do not attempt to do a U-turn on a lateral slope greater than 5°, as you could fall over sideways. If you cannot climb a slope, try to reverse as perpendicular as possible up to it. -
Page 16: Indoor" Driving Profile With Caster Option
User manual When you need to climb over slopes, ensure that they do not have an incline greater than those specified by the technical features (see chapter 3. Technical Features). Make sure you are in a configuration that allows you to cross over these slopes (sufficient grip, no obstacles greater than 4 cm on the slope ...). - Page 17 Motor brake release: • Turn off the remote. • Turn the right motor button clockwise and the left motor button counter clockwise. Motor brake clutch: • Turn the right motor button counter clockwise and the left motor button clockwise. If you need to, push the wheelchair by hand to disengage the rear engines and manually position the front wheels in the desired direction.
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Page 18: Adjustment Options
User manual 7.5. Adjustment possibilities Danger After each adjustment, be sure to tighten the nuts and screws securely. 7.5.1. Armrest adjustments 12 - Height adjustment of the armrest according to arm length 13 - Depth adjustment of the armrest 14 - Width adjustment of the armrest 7.5.2. -
Page 19: Headrest
7.5.3.2. Headrest 19 - Headrest height 7.5.4. Shock absorber The A5RR1 shock absorbers can be adjusted via two ATV type valves. The upper valve (MP) must be set to between 100 and 150 PSI (not to exceed 180 PSI), this is the main pressure damping that allows for adjustment of the depression of the damper. -
Page 20: Pneumatic Pressure
User manual 7.5.5. Tyre pressure The tyre pressure needs to be adjusted according to the terrain. In off-road (bumpy ground, uneven surfaces, fields, path, mud, sand, snow ...) it is recommended to adjust to a low pressure (between 0.4 and 0.5 bar), this will mean a greater comfort of use. Less inflated tyres provide better traction in mud, sand and snow. -
Page 21: Seat Tilt
7.5.6. Seat angle • The chair is equipped with a seat tilt that allows the user to relax the support points (avoiding the occurrence of pressure sores) and have more comfort to rest. • You can access this setting in the MODE menu by choosing «Seat inclination» when scrolling through the options to the right or left using the joystick. -
Page 22: Joystick Position
User manual 7.5.8. Joystick positions • The joystick is mounted on a pantograph that can be folded backwards and to the side of the armrest to position it near a table, for example. 7.5.9. Folding the Recaro backrest (optional) • The RECARO seat handles, when pushed upward, fold the seat forward to gain 15 to 20 cm in height for transport in a vehicle. -
Page 23: Transferring Into The Chair
7.6. Transfer into the Chair Danger Switch off the joystick (lights off), and make sure that the engine brakes are engaged. The retractable armrests of the chair allow for lateral transfer. To do this, unscrew the armrest height adjustment knob (16) in order to remove it. If you make the transfer on the joystick side, consider unhooking the joystick cable (17) before removing the armrest. -
Page 24: Switching The Power On And Off
User manual 7.7. Switching on and off Danger Danger of death in case of malfunction of the engine brakes. When using the Out Chair the engine brakes must be engaged and in working order. 7.7.1. Electronic system protection The chair’s electronic control system is equipped with a current control device to prevent circuit damage in the event of overload. -
Page 25: Switching The Power Off
7.7.4. Switching off • Turn off the joystick • Check that the brakes are engaged so that the wheelchair does not move • Be careful not to leave the chair at a standstill with empty batteries as this could affect its autonomy. 7.8. -
Page 26: Precautions For Use
User manual 7.8.6. Precautions for use The R-net cannot take into account circumstances that place the chair or controller beyond the specified operating conditions, and it is therefore important that the user takes the following precautions: Do not drive the chair: •... -
Page 27: Control System Indicators On The Lcd Screen
• Power button: This button turns the R-net control system on and off. Do not use this button to stop the chair, except in case of emergency. • Horn Button: This button activates the wheelchair horn. • The Mode button allows the user to browse through the operating modes available in the control system. •... -
Page 28: Basic Programming And Configuration
User manual 3 - Barre de base • Profile name: Displays the profile name selected. • Engine Temperature: This symbol means your control system has reduced engine power to protect against heat damage. • Control System Temperature: This symbol means your control system has reduced its own power to protect against heat damage. - Page 29 Adjusting the time: • Shift the joystick once to the right to open the clock settings. Set the time using the joystick. • Display format: the options given are 12 hours, 24 hours or turned off. Shift the joystick to the left or right to scroll through the options.
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Page 30: Joystick Cjsm2-Bt (Optional)
User manual 7.8.8. Joystick CJSM2-BT (optional) 7.8.8.1. Control system information Paddle Switches: • On / Off control: Activated by pushing the left switch forward. • Profile / Mode control: selects available driving profiles and operating modes by pulling the left switch backward. - Page 31 Pressing the corresponding key activates and deactivates the function. Once the function is activated, the icon on the screen will light up or flash, depending on the function. If no lighting system is available on the chair, these buttons will remain inactive. The upper left button opens the settings menu when held down for a few moments.
- Page 32 User manual Main area, drive screen: • Current profile: The selected profile is displayed in digital format. • Speed display: Gives a display proportional to the speed of the wheelchair. • Maximum speed indicator: Displays the current maximum speed setting. •...
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Page 33: Basic Programming And Setup
Text Bar • Nom du profil : Affiche le nom du profil sélectionné. 7.8.8.3. Basic programming and setup • Press and hold the button in the upper left corner of the screen (Danger button) for 1 second. This action will display the menu: •... -
Page 34: Cjsm-Bt Pairing
User manual 7.8.8.4. Pairing the CJSM-BT Enter the «CJSM2 Setup» menu and select «Bluetooth». The names of the preprogrammed devices should appear. Logo-Silver has preprogrammed the following devices: • iPad • iPhone • PC • Android device Press and hold the top left screen button (Danger button) for 1 second to enter the settings menu. To start the pairing process, turn on the device by pushing the joystick to the right. -
Page 35: Infrared (Ir) Control
7.8.8.6. Control through infrared (IR) The CJSM2-BT includes an infrared transceiver that replicates most common infrared remotes. (Note: The CJSM2-BT is not compatible with all infrared devices.) These devices include: Televisions, audio-visual systems, electric curtains, DVD players, soundbars, media managers, VCRs, Blu-ray, auxiliary devices, set tops, projectors, door opening mechanisms, CD players, receivers / preamplifiers, air conditioning systems, home theatre systems, switches, lighting... - Page 36 User manual Learning the IR codes: To learn the CJSM2-BT an IR code, access the «IR Setup» menu and select a device. • Select the command to be learned (for example: TV> Channel Up) • Select «Learn Code» using the right button while the command is highlighted. •...
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Page 37: Locking The Control System
• Use the same process to teach multi-digit channels. You can choose to store specific channels instead of numbers in your «Channel Selection» menu. Enabling and disabling IR codes: IR codes can be enabled or disabled using the «IR Set Up» menu. •... -
Page 38: Screen
User manual Locking with the key: Once the control system has been turned on, insert and remove the supplied PGDT key from the charger jack on the joystick module. A short beep will sound. The wheelchair is now locked. • The following screen will be displayed next once the control system is started. -
Page 39: Charging The Batteries
We recommend only using a supplied, high quality battery charger with your electric wheelchair. Use only the external charger provided or a Logo Silver approved charger. Do not use a car battery type charger. Fully charge new batteries before use. Drive the electric wheelchair at home or on private property; do not go too far until you get used to the commands. -
Page 40: Charging Process
User manual 7.10.4. Charging procedure The battery is charged via a socket located on the joystick module. When the charger is plugged in, the module recognizes it and stops the chair from moving. The following procedure is applicable for the recommended charger brand (See separate charger instructions if using an alternative charger). -
Page 41: Battery Gauge
If you encounter a damaged or cracked battery, contact your Logo Silver dealer for instructions on the safest way to get rid of it. We advise you to contact your Logo Silver dealer who will have all the information you need to recycle your batteries. -
Page 42: Options
User manual 8. Options 8.1. Joystick CJSM2 with Bluetooth See chapter 7.8.8. CJSM2-BT joystick. 8.2. Raised power legrests Raised power legrests are controlled via the joystick by pressing the mode button. When you are in the mode screen you can control: •... -
Page 43: Batteries
Electronic repairs should only be carried out by authorized service providers. Improper or incorrect repair can result in an unsafe adjustment to the wheelchair. Logo Silver accepts no responsibility or losses or damages of any kind that could result from any improper or incorrect repair carried out. -
Page 44: Solving Common Problems
User manual 9.2. Solving common problems • Centering the Joystick: When this error occurs, it is usually because the Joystick is off center before and during the switching on of the control system. The screen «Joystick moved» will be displayed for 5 seconds, then an error will be recorded if the joystick doesn’t release. -
Page 45: Maintenance And Care
10.1. General recommendation Note Only Logo Silver spare parts can be used. Failure to comply with this condition results in the loss of warranty rights. If you encounter problems during maintenance, consult Logo Silver or your dealer. The Out Chair should be checked once a year by qualified staff approved by Logo Silver. -
Page 46: Protection Against Corrosion
When the temperature is high, the electric wheelchair can run at a scaled down speed. This is a safety function built into the controller to protect the motor and other components. The configuration of the electric control box must ONLY be carried out by an individual authorised by Logo Silver. Final controller settings may affect other wheelchair activities. -
Page 47: Snow And Ice, Salt Roads And Paths
10.2.3. Snow and Ice, Salt Roads and Pathways Avoid using the wheelchair on salted surfaces if possible, as salt can have a detrimental effect on wheelchair components. If the chair has been used on wet, icy or salty surfaces, see sections 10.2.4 and 10.2.5. below for maintenance tips. 10.2.4. -
Page 48: Monthly Checks
User manual 10.5. Monthly checks Armrests and lateral sections : • Check the fasteners. • Check that the armrests can be adjusted without excessive effort. • Check that the armrests are locked in place. Legrests: • Check that the legrests click into place properly. •... - Page 49 Tools: • A Hexagonal Allen key, 8 mm • A shim • A 17 mm flat wrench • A large flat screwdriver • A torque wrench • A repair kit for tyre with inner tube or a new tube. • Talc •...
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Page 50: Battery Replacement
User manual • Remove half of the tyre rim by levering a large flat screwdriver all around between the tyre skirt and the rim edge. • Repeat the same operation for the other part of the rim. • Remove the inner tube from the tyre casing. •... - Page 51 • On the Out Chair S, remove the complete/full body/bodywork by unscrewing the four knobs and tilting the seat. • If you have the castors option, unscrew the cylinder screw. • Unscrew the two screws to each side while holding onto the rear cover in order to remove it. •...
- Page 52 User manual • Before unscrewing the terminals from the batteries, note the position of each cable for future reassembly. • Unscrew the upper terminal (+ terminal) of the rear battery being careful not to cause a short circuit (protect the terminals with tape after removing them).
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Page 53: Reassembling The Batteries
• Disconnect the terminals from the central battery. • Remove the central battery. 10.8.2. Battery reassembly • This is the opposite operation taking care to connect the cables as they were before disassembly. User manual OUTCHAIR 09/2018... -
Page 54: Seat Tilt Malfunction
• Every month it is important to check that they are both in contact when the seat incline is at its maximum • If this is not the case, contact your authorized Logo Silver dealer to change the stoppers and / or their setting. -
Page 55: Steering Lock (Optional) Malfunction
Front wheel cutoff relay. 10.11. Steering lock (optional) malfunction • If you notice that the steering lock is not effective enough you can adjust the cable tension by turning the adjustment dial on the control. • If the steering lock stays stuck after unlocking the joystick, it is possible that something (such as the bodywork) is blocking the cable of the actuator release head.. -
Page 56: Warranties
• Observe the environmental protection regulations in force in your country. • Used batteries are taken back by your dealer or Logo Silver. • The Out Chair can be returned to Logo Silver for recycling.