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Amylior LOGO SILVER OutoHAIR Manual

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  • Page 1 Find this notice at www.logo-silver.fr HIGH-PERFORMANCE 4X4 POWER WHEELCHAIR...
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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .......................... 1.1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL ..........................1.2. USE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS ................ 1.3. LIABILITY ................................1.4. INDICATIONS FOR REUSE ......................... 1.5. UPKEEP ................................1.6. CONTACTS ..............................SAFETY............................... 2.1. STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES ....................... 2.2.
  • Page 4 CONTENTS 7.5.4. SEAT INCLINATION ............................27 7.5.5. FOLDING THE RECARO BACKREST FOR TRANSPORTATION ............ 27 7.5.6. SHOCK-ABSORBERS ............................. 28 7.5.7. TYRE PRESSURE .............................. 29 7.6. TRANSFERING INTO THE CHAIR ......................30 7.7. POWERING ON AND OFF ......................... 31 7.7.1. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM PROTECTION ...................... 31 7.7.2.
  • Page 5 IX. MAINTENANCE AND UP-KEEP ....................9.1. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS ......................53 9.2. CORROSION PROTECTION ........................54 9.2.1 CHIPPED PAINT .............................. 55 9.2.2 THE BEACH SALT WATER AND COASTAL ZONES ................55 9.2.3 SNOW, ICE AND DIRTY ROADS ....................... 55 9.2.4 CLEANING AFTER USE ..........................55 9.2.5 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE ......................

  • Page 6: Introduction

    I. INTRODUCTION 1.1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL First of all, we would like to thank you for your confidence in our products. We hope that your new 4WD electric wheelchair will bring you a lot of satisfaction. This Owner’s Manual provides the user and attendant with all the necessary knowledge regarding the safety, use, construction, and maintenance of the OUTCHAIR.

  • Page 7: Use In Accordance With The Instructions

    1.2. USE IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS The OUTCHAIR is intended for the individual use of people with total or partial motor disability of the lower limbs, providing a safe driving experience for their independent movement outside the home. The OUTCHAIR must only be associated with the features mentioned in this instruction manual and vice versa.

  • Page 8: Upkeep

    1.5. UPKEEP The maintenance manual contains a schedule of maintenance operations to be carried out for each model as well as detailed information and the list of necessary tools. NOTE The overhaul and repairs of the OUTCHAIR must be carried out exclusively by Logo Silver approved qualified personnel.

  • Page 9: Declaration Of Conformity

    2.2. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY As manufacturer, Logo Silver declares under its own responsibility that OUTCHAIR complies with the essential requirements 93/42 and 2007/47 according with European directives medical devices. The design, development and manufacturing of OUTCHAIR are fully safety compliant according to the following technical requirements: •...

  • Page 10: Safety Requirements For Transportation, Storage And Assembly

    • Do not go out into isolated areas, or in poor atmospheric conditions unaccompanied or without means of meeting a trusted person. • The backrest fabric and the cushion are not highly flammable but may nevertheless catch fire. The use of fire or a lit cigarette should be undertaken with extreme care. •...

  • Page 11: Operation And Safety Requirements

    • It is forbidden to travel in the OUTCHAIR while it is being transported. • Avoid loading the wheelchair into a transporter with its driver seated in the chair. DANGER ! If the wheelchair must be loaded by its driver via a ramp, an attendant must stand near the chair to prevent tipping.
  • Page 12 • When climbing a slope superior to 5° reduce the speed to 5km / h, avoid sudden acceleration, maintain a 0° seat inclination and the backrest as straight as possible. • Do not drive the wheelchair on lateral slopes greater than 5°. •...
  • Page 13 DANGER ! Defective brakes can cause serious accidents and injuries that could endanger the life of the user. DANGER ! In the event of detection of errors, faults or other dangers which may cause bodily harm, the OUTCHAIR must immediately be taken out of service. DANGER ! It is forbidden to attempt climbs or descents of which the inclination is greater than 10 °.

  • Page 14: Main Safety Requirements For Maintenance, Care And Disposal

    Concerning the tyres, please take into account the following remarks: • OUTCHAIR tyres contain chemicals that can cause reactions with other chemical substances (example: cleaning products or acid). • Direct exposure to sunlight (UV) accelerates aging of the tyres. The result is a hardening of the surface of the tyre tread which cracks at the edges.

  • Page 15: User Requirements

    ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE Defective batteries must be returned to the distributor or to Logo Silver to be recycled in accordance with environmental specifications. 2.7. USER REQUIREMENTS • The use of OUTCHAIR is reserved for competent users. This is why the user must be instructed by qualified personnel authorized by Logo Silver for the driving of the OUTCHAIR.

  • Page 16: Safety Functions

    2.8. SAFETY FUNCTIONS NOTE In the case of danger, the OUTCHAIR may be turned off via the joystick. • In the case of motor overheating, let the chair cool down before setting off. • The chargers will switch off automatically as soon as the batteries are charged (the charge indicators will turn green).
  • Page 17 • If your wheelchair moves of its own accord on its own or if the brakes loosen, immediately switch off the wheelchair’s electronic system. • Report all undesirable vehicle movements, or the release of the electric brakes that occur to your supplier. •...

  • Page 18: Technical Characteristics

    III. CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES OUTCHAIR S Accessibility Interior and exterior, all terrain Configuration 4 motorised wheels General dimensions length : 1000 mm with legrests width : 680 mm height : 1430 mm Seat height from 550 to 610 mm Seat width from 380 to 610 mm Seat depth from 380 to 560 mm...

  • Page 19: Product Description

    IV. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The OUTCHAIR is a compact, all-terrain electric wheelchair. Very efficient and equipped with great mounting capacities, it is ideal for outdoor excursions: paving stones, gravel, roads, paths, forests, sand and snow… It will accompany you everywhere in your urban travels, your nature outings or sporting activities.

  • Page 20: Transport And Storage

    The OUTCHAIR’s principal components: Backrest Head rest Joystick Backrest release Armrests Lumbar adjustment Seat Backrest angle adjustment Motor clutch Footrests 4 motorised wheels Fig. 1 V. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE DANGER ! Risk of injury from improper transport! DANGER ! Under no circumstances should the OUTCHAIR be used as a seat while it is being transported.

  • Page 21: Delivery And Setup

    The OUTCHAIR must be strapped to the wheelchair anchor points (Fig. 2 and 3) on the trailer or the transport vehicle by adding front and or rear protections. The joystick must be off and the engine brakes locked. Fig. 2 Fig.

  • Page 22: Initial Charging And Setup

    6.2. INITIAL CHARGING AND SETUP Before use, recharge the batteries with the charger supplied. Plug the power cable into the front of the joystick for at least 5 hours. The batteries are sufficiently charged when the LEDs are green. See details in chapter 7.10 Battery and charging. VII.

  • Page 23: Crossing" Driving Profile

    The “PROFILE” button provides access to the “Exterior” and “Flexible exterior” driving profiles. These profiles are to be used in all situations, except when crossing one-off obstacles. The profiles allow a maximum speed of 10 km / h when the selected speed is at maximum and acceleration is programmed to be autonomous, as described in the technical characteristics.

  • Page 24: Steering Lock

    The “Crossing” profile allows you to surmount obstacles of up to 15 cm in length, moving forward at low speeds, because it is programmed for torque and instantaneous power (powerful acceleration). • It is recommended to use the “Steering lock” function when driving straight forward. (See chapter 8.3.

  • Page 25: Manual Movement

    Fig. 4 Fig. 5 7.4. MANUAL MOVEMENT OUTCHAIR motors are equipped with magnetic brakes to secure the static position. They are activated automatically when the controller is in neutral or is off. To manually move the OUTCHAIR, you must disengage the brakes, located at the rear of each engine.

  • Page 26: Settings

    7.5. SETTINGS 7.5.1. Wheelchair settings Headrest settings Pantograph settings Legrest angle settings Armrest height settings Unlocking legrest Legrest length settings OUTCHAIR with AMYLIOR seat Pantograph settings Backrest folding lever Lumbar adjustment Unlocking legrest Backrest incliner Legrest angle settings Armrest height settings...

  • Page 27: Driving Position

    7.5.2. DRIVING POSITION For normal use on flat terrain, uphill and when crossing obstacles, the seat must be positioned as parallel, and the backrest as perpendicular to the ground as possible. When going downhill, tilt the seat back 10° to the ground and the backrest 20° back from the vertical.

  • Page 28: Shock-Absorbers

    7.5.6. SHOCK-ABSORBERS The A5RR1 shocks are adjusted via two MTB type valves. The upper valve (MP) must be set between 100 and 150 PSI (never in excess of 180 PSI), this is the main pressure dampening that adjusts the sag of the shock absorber. The lower valve (NP) must be se between 65 and 100 PSI and must not exceed the main pressure, it is the secondary pressure that manages the rebound of the dampening.

  • Page 29: Tyre Pressure

    7.5.7. TYRE PRESSURE The tyre pressure must be adjusted according to the terrain. Off-road (bumpy terrain, irregularities, fields, paths, mud, sand, snow...) it is recommended to maintain a low tyre pressure (between 0.4 and 0.5 bar), this provides a greater comfort. Less inflated tires provide better traction in mud, sand and snow.

  • Page 30: Transfering Into The Chair

    7.6. TRANSFERING INTO THE CHAIR DANGER ! Switch off the joystick (lights off), and ensure that the engine brakes are engaged. • The retractable armrests of the chair allow lateral transfer to remove the armrest, loosen the adjustment knob (Fig. 8). •...

  • Page 31: Powering On And Off

    7.7. POWERING ON AND OFF DANGER ! Danger of death from faulty engine brake operation. When using the OUTCHAIR, the engine brakes must be engaged and in working order. 7.7.1. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM PROTECTION The chair’s electronic motor control system is equipped with a current controller which prevents damage to circuits in the event of an overload.

  • Page 32: Powering Off

    7.7.4. POWERING OFF • Turn off the joystick • The engine brakes must be engaged so that the wheelchair does not move. • Do not leave the wheelchair stationary with flat batteries, this could affect the autonomy of the wheelchair. 7.8.

  • Page 33: Controller Programme

    WARNING ! Do not insert the plug in the wrong direction, you risk irreparable damage to the electronic system. Make sure to position the cable so that it does not get caught in the seat frame or the base of the wheelchair.

  • Page 34: Lcd Joystick

    7.8.7. LCD JOYSTICK Joystick Charger plug External jacks Communication cable CONTROL PANEL Without lighting With lighting LCD screen Symbol Commande Description Allows the R-net control system to be turned on and off. Do not use this button to stop the On /off wheelchair, except in an emergency.
  • Page 35 7.8.7.1. Control system indicators on the LCD screen The colour LCD screen is divided into three information areas: 1 - Upper bar 2 - Main zone 3 - Lower bar Zone Symbol Indication Description Displays the remaining charge in the battery and Battery indicates the battery status.
  • Page 36 Symbol Indication Description Displays the chair sections Mode of action selected for movement. When Bluetooth mode is activated, the following Bluetooth mode screen is displayed. R-net control system displays icon warning messages and Message window information messages in a window reserved for messages.
  • Page 37 7.8.7.2. Basic programming and configuration Basic programming can be performed by pressing and holding the speed increase / decrease buttons simultaneously. Time settings • Move the joystick once to the right to open the clock settings. Set the time using the joystick.

  • Page 38: Cjsm2-Bt Joystick (Optional)

    7.8.8. CJSM2-BT JOYSTICK (OPTIONAL) Symbol Commande Description Control operated by pushing forward the left On/Off switch. Allows you to select from the available driving Profile/Mode profiles and the different operating mode by pulling back on the left switch. Allows you to define the system speed setting. Speed Used to activate the wheelchair alarm.
  • Page 39 7.8.8.1. Control system indicators on the LCD screen The colour LCD display is divided into four information areas: 1 - Battery indications 2 - Indication icons 3 - Main zone 4 - Lower bar Without light function With light function Zone Symbol Indication Description...
  • Page 40 Zone Symbol Indication Description Digital speed Digital display of the current speed Displays distance traveled, or distance traveled Odometer since the most recent reset. Speed of the wheelchair limited. Limited speed Driving of the wheelchair inhibited. Inhibited Control system locking. Loicking Displays the part selected for adjustment, and an Seat settings...
  • Page 41 7.8.8.2. Programming of the base configuration Press the button in the upper left corner of the screen for 1 second (Danger key). This Menu is displayed: Time settings • Set the time: tilt the joystick once to the right to open the clock setting. Set the time via the joystick.
  • Page 42 7.8.8.4. Pairing the CJSM-BT Enter the “CJSM2 Setup” menu, and select “Bluetooth”. The pre-programmed device names appear. Logo Silver has pre-programmed the following devices: • iPad • iPhonePC • Android device: Press and hold for 1 second the screen button at the top left (danger key) to enter the settings menu.
  • Page 43 Deactivating connected devices: To deactivate a connected device and remove it from the menu displayed in “My devices”, select “Bluetooth” in the settings menu. Devices can be deactivated by pushing the joystick to the right. Note: it is not necessary to pair the device again if it is switched on afterwards. 7.8.8.6.
  • Page 44 IR Setup: The “IR Setup” menu is accessible from the “Settings Menu”. When you enter the “IR Setup” menu, the default devices are displayed. Select a device to display its commands. If a command is checked, it means that an IR code has been stored. If there is no check mark, no IR code has been registered for this order.

  • Page 45: Locking The Control System

    • Point the TV remote control at the indicator light on the CJSM2-BT receiver and press the “On / Off” button twice. • After every successful learning operation, a tick is displayed momentarily on the screen, select “Learn Code” to add a new code to the sequence or “Exit” if the sequence is complete.

  • Page 46: Screen

    Locking the wheelchair: • If the control system is off, press the “On / Off” button. • Tilt the joystick forward until the control system beeps. • Tilt the joystick back until the control system beeps. • Release the joystick, a long beep will sound. •...

  • Page 47: Driving Advice

    7.9. DRIVING ADVICE The OUTCHAIR can be driven on climbs and descents of 10 . To ensure a safe descent, you must reduce your speed according to the gradient, avoid hard braking and don’t accelerate too quickly. Obstacles must be overcome at low speed. Obstacles greater than 15 cm must be avoided. WARNING ! We recommend that the user wear light-colored clothing or clothing equipped with reflective parts in the dark and / or to use the...

  • Page 48: Charging Of Batteries

    WARNING ! The battery terminals and their accessories contain lead, wash your hands after handling them. WARNING ! Batteries contain corrosive chemicals. Use only AGM or gel electrolyte batteries to reduce the risk of leakage or explosive conditions. WARNING ! When changing the batteries, make sure that their terminals do not touch the chair frame.

  • Page 49: Charging Procedure

    7.10.4. CHARGING PROCEDURE • The battery is recharged via a socket located on the joystick module. • When a charger is plugged in, the module recognizes it and prevents the driving of the wheelchair. • Ensure that the wheelchair is switched off with the “On / Off” button on the joystick. •...

  • Page 50: Battery Gage On The Lcd Screen

    To optimise the life of your batteries: • Fully charge the batteries before use. • Make sure the tyre pressure is suitable for the user’s weight and the terrain. • Avoid stopping too frequently, keep a constant speed. • Avoid inclinations •...

  • Page 51: Public Transport

    7.10.6. Public transport Gel-electrolyte batteries are FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) approved and can be transported safely on planes, buses and trains. Logo Silver recommends, however, that you check the carrier’s requirements in advance. When you want to take the plane with your wheelchair, contact the airline and communicate the necessary information.

  • Page 52: Solving Common Problems

    No safety code displayed: If the wheelchair cannot move or if it is moving at reduced speed, and no security code appears on the screen, it is likely that the locking is activated for safety reasons. Reasons for locking include the toggle, the seat, the reclining backrest, and the castors exiting. Activation of one of these triggers affects the driving performance of the wheelchair.

  • Page 53: Maintenance And Up-Keep

    IX. MAINTENANCE AND UP-KEEP 9.1. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS NOTE THE OUTCHAIR must be checked once a year exclusively by Logo Silver approved and qualified personnel . Only Logo Silver spare parts may be used. Failure to comply with this condition results in loss of warranty. If you have any problems during maintenance, consult your dealer.

  • Page 54: Corrosion Protection

    WARNING ! Direct exposure to rain or moisture will cause electrical and mechanical malfunctions and risk premature rusting of the wheelchair. • Avoid exposing your electric wheelchair to moisture (rain, snow, fog, salt-water or cleaning products). Such exposure could damage your electric wheelchair - see section 10.2.

  • Page 55: Chipped Paint

    The most common causes of corrosion to the electric wheelchair are: • The removing of paint or the underside caused by stone impacts and other hard objects. • The accumulation of salt, dirt and moisture on the chassis components. • Exposure to highly corrosive environments such as the seaside, rivers and streams. 9.2.1.

  • Page 56: Preventative Maintenance

    9.2.5 Preventative maintenance Before using your chair in a humid or corrosive environment, it is reccomended to protect it by carefully coating all metal surfaces with a waterproofing product. This product may for example be an oil-based aerosol (such as WD40) or a dispersing agent based on lanolin (such as Lanotec).

  • Page 57: Weekly Checks

    9.4. WEEKLY CHECKS Parts Verification Electric brakes This test should be performed on a flat surface with at least one metre of empty space around the chair. • Start the control system • Check that the battery gauge stays on or flashes slowly after a second.

  • Page 58: Monthly Checks

    9.5. MONTHLY CHECKS Parts Verification Side and armrests • Check the fasteners. • Check that the armrests can be adjusted effortlessly. • Verify that the armrests are locked in place. Legrests • Check that the legrests engage correctly. • Check that the adjustment options function correctly. Pneumatics •...

  • Page 59: Repairing A Tyre Or An Air Chamber

    9.7. REPAIRING A TYRE OR AN AIR CHAMBER NOTE Direct exposure to sunlight (UV) accelerates tyre aging. Regardless of their wear, tyres must be changed every 2 years. Necessary tools: • 1 angled male Allen key, for 8 mm screws. •...
  • Page 60 Assembly is carried out in the reverse order: • Tighten 4 screws to 45 Nm. • Tighten the two lock-nuts on two of the four screws. DANGER ! If a wheel is not sufficiently tightened during assembly and / or the locknuts are not set, it may come off while in motion and cause injury.

  • Page 61: Replacing The Batteries

    9.8. REPLACING THE BATTERIES Necessary tools: • 1 x pair of plyer • 2 x N 17 flat wrenches • 1 x 6mm allen key • 1 x N 11 wrench • 1 x wedge • 1 x 8mm allen key •...

  • Page 62: Removing The Batteries

    9.8.1. Removing the batteries • Remove the paneling by unscrewing the 4 knobs and tilting the seat. (Fig. 14) • Remove the back cover, by unscrewing the 2 screws on each side. (Fig. 15) • Remove the back plate by unscrewing the 2 screws, gaining access to the battery. (Fig. 16) •...

  • Page 63: Malfunction Of The Seat Recliner

    9.9. MALFUNCTION OF THE SEAT RECLINER • Every month, check that the two seat tilt stoppers are in good condition and are in contact when the seat is tilted to its maximum (Fig. 23). • If this is not the case, contact your Logo Silver authorised dealer for adjustment or replacement of the stoppers.

  • Page 64: Vehicle Cleaning

    If the steering lock remains locked after operating the lever, it is possible that an element (such as the paneling) is interfering with the movement of the cable or the control lever (3). Cylinder Trigger Head Cable Fig. 25 9.11. VEHICULE CLEANING Regularly clean the OUTCHAIR regardless of its use or the degree of cleanliness.

  • Page 65: Warranty

    X. GUARANTEE The wheelchair is guaranteed for a period of 2 years from the date of delivery, excluding corrosion, excluding wear on parts (tyres, etc.), excluding normal use, excluding compliance with the instructions of use. The batteries are guaranteed for 1 year. •...

  • Page 66: Recycling

    XI. RECYCLING ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE To discard the OUTCHAIR, eliminate all components and materials in respect of the environment and in accordance with waste sorting requirements in place. • Comply with the provisions in place in your country for the protection of the environment.
  • Page 68 Logo Silver www.logo-silver.fr 32 rue de Comboire - 38130 Echirolles - France Tél. +33(0)4 76 21 22 19 - contact@logo-silver.fr...

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