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- Page 1 Micro Joystick Owner's Manual mo-Vis Micro Joystick for R-Net...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 9.0 Installation Instructions ..... 7 1.0 Customer Satisfaction ......i 9.1 Preparations..........7 1.1 General............... i 9.2 Tools ............... 7 2.0 Important Information......ii 9.3 Installation Plan ......... 8 2.1 Important Information........ ii 9.4 Joystick Installation ........9 2.2 Disposal ............ -
Page 3: Customer Satisfaction
Customer Satisfaction Stealth Products is committed to 100% customer satisfaction. Your complete satisfaction is important. Please contact us with feedback or to suggest changes that may help us improve the quality and usability of our products. You may reach us at:... -
Page 4: Important Information
Important Information Important Information All persons responsible for fitting, adjustment, and daily use of the devices discussed in these instructions must be familiar with and understand all safety aspects of the devices mentioned. In order for our products to be used successfully, you must: ▪... -
Page 5: Introduction
The fitting, application, CAUTION and/or installation by a non-qualified individual could result in serious injury. Ordering Documentation Additional copies of this manual may be downloaded by accessing the Stealth Products website: https://stlpro.site/stealth-docs and searching "mo-Vis Micro Joystick"... -
Page 6: Warranty
Stealth Products, LLC. Any lack or alteration of serial number, where applicable, will automatically void this warranty. Stealth Products, LLC is liable for replacement parts only. Stealth Products, LLC is not liable for any incurred labor costs. -
Page 7: Warning Labels
Limited Liability Stealth Products, LLC accepts no liability for personal injury or damage to property that may arise from the failure of the user or other persons to follow the recommendations, warnings, and instructions in this manual. -
Page 8: Design And Function
Design and Function Intended Use The Micro Joystick is a small, multifunctional, operable joystick that requires reduced force, designed for people with limited muscular force or neuro-muscular diseases. Thanks to the Micro Joystick's flexibility, it can be easily controlled by any body part, such as a finger, chin, or a lip. An R-net Joystick has a communication cable with an R-net connector. -
Page 9: Parts And Accessories
Parts and Accessories Micro Joystick Package The following is included in the Micro Joystick package: Product Description: Part Number: Micro Joystick Set, with IDM-MICRO-R ball and cup tip, integrated cabling, and interface. Micro Joystick Accessories For mounting and further personalization, the following accessories are available: Product Description: Part Number: Micro Joystick Set,... -
Page 10: Micro Joystick Prot. Covers
The connections of the Micro Joystick unit have protective covers to avoid the accumulation of dust or moisture during use. Stealth Products can customize mounting hardware configurations in order to create the best possible fit for a client. Keep the protective cover in its place when not using a specific port. -
Page 11: Functioning
Functioning Joystick Operation The movements of the joystick translate accordingly into the motion of the wheelchair or the navigation of its menu. The wheelchair is most commonly controlled by the joystick in the following manner: ▪ Direction: The joystick is pushed in the direction the wheelchair is intended to move, and the wheelchair moves in that direction. -
Page 12: Joystick Safety
Functioning Joystick Safety Do not use the Micro Joystick if any of the following conditions apply: ▪ The joystick handle is damaged, cracked, or missing. ▪ The joystick does not return to its default (center) position independently. ▪ The joystick does not move to and from its default (center) position smoothly. In order to change the joystick tip, gently pull on the tip until it lifts off the joystick's metal rod. -
Page 13: Connection Options
Functioning Connection Options The Micro Joystick can connect one or two switches to the interface. One connection is to power the on/off function and the other is to control a mode (input). The interface has a cable with an R-net BUS connector compatible with the wheelchair electronics. The joystick then controls the wheelchair and all of its functions, including driving, electric gear, lights, etc. -
Page 14: Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions Preparations Only a qualified service technician should install the Micro Joystick and its accessories. An incorrect installation of wheelchair electronics may WARNING cause damage to the hardware and/or injury to the user. Any connection must always be secured with all the delivered screws. CAUTION Only use the screws provided with the device. -
Page 15: Installation Plan
Installa�on Instruc�ons Installation Plan Set up an installation plan before beginning the installation. This plan should take into account: ▪ where the Micro Joystick will be placed; ▪ how the Micro Joystick will be operated (i.e. by hand, chin or attendant; and, ▪... -
Page 16: Joystick Installation
Installation Instructions Joystick Installation The Micro Joystick can be mounted on your wheelchair using several different mounting systems. Please refer to the installation section of the manual for your specific mounting system to learn how to install the Micro Joystick properly. Only install this product to wheelchairs onto which the CAUTION manufacturer allows installation of third party parts. -
Page 17: Connection Cable Installation
Installation Instructions Connection Cable Installation Insert the connector into its mate and push firmly. The connector is inserted correctly if the yellow pins are completely invisible. To disconnect the cable, firmly hold the connector housing and pull the connectors apart. Before inserting a connector, remove the input's protective cover. -
Page 18: Configuration Software
Software Download 10.2 The mo-Vis Configurator Software can be downloaded on Stealth Products' website (www.stealthproducts.com). For details on how to install and use the software, the user is advised to consult the software manual, included alongside the download. -
Page 19: R-Net Settings
R-net Se�ngs 11.0 R-net Setup 11.1 For mo-Vis R-net joysticks to operate properly, some R-net parameters need to be set. information about R-net parameters, please refer to the Curtiss-Wright manual SK77981-14 | R-net Technical Manual | Chapter 3 -- Programming. - R-net Profile Management >... - Page 20 R-net Settings 11.0 CHANGING THE THROW SETTINGS Plug the R-net programming dongle into an available port in the R-net system. Power on the chair. Connect the PC to the Programming Dongle with the USB cable. Start the R-net PC Programming Software on your PC. Select Read from Controller to load the information from the R-net system to the Configurator software.
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Page 21: R-Net Parameter Settings
R-net Settings 11.0 R-net Parameter Settings 11.3 With the mo-Vis Configurator software you can change the parameters of the Micro Joystick. In the dealer level, you will be able to change a number of parameters. Global parameter Supported Version Solutions Momentary screens enabled Change profile while... - Page 22 R-net Settings 11.0 Global parameter Supported Version Solutions Emergency stop switch OBP keycode entry Power-up mode External profile jack function Profile/mode Jack detect On/off jack detect Profile parameter Supported Version Solutions Joystick forward V02.01 throw Joystick reverse throw V02.01 Joystick left throw V02.01 Joystick right throw V02.01...
- Page 23 R-net Settings 11.0 Profile parameter Supported Version Solutions Invert left/right JS axis V02.01 Invert fwd/rev JS axis V02.01 Use rotate Swap joystick axis function in the mo-Vis Configurator Change mode while V02.00 driving Sleep timer V02.00 Standby timer V02.00 Switch to standby V02.00 Mode selection in V02.01...
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Page 24: Software Configuration
Software Configuration 12.0 mo-Vis Configurator Parameter Settings 12.1 The mo-Vis Configurator Software allows users to change the parameters of the Micro Joystick, depending on the level of profile assigned. MOUNTING SETTINGS (DEALER LEVEL) Setting Description Parameters Default: 0° Changes the joystick axis in Min.: 0°... - Page 25 Software Configuration 12.0 COMPENSATION MODE Setting Description Parameters Always deactivated Defines the activation Compensation of the compensation Manual (De)activated manually by the user Mode algorithm Always activated (Note: Front wheel-driven wheelchairs are less affected by this factor than rear wheel-driven chairs.) Setting Description Parameters...
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Page 26: Testing
Testing 13.0 COMPENSATION FACTOR Setting Description Parameters Almost no Very Weak deceleration Lowers forward/backward (Y) Decelerates less than driving speed on rough terrain. Weak Normal Compensation (Wheelchair type Factor Normal Default Setting and weight impact the compensation factor.) Decelerates more Strong than Normal (Note: If the joystick is mounted in a location susceptible to bumps and shocks, such as a wheelchair arm,... - Page 27 Testing 13.0 VISUAL TEST Check to ensure: ▪ the joystick is not bent or damaged; ▪ none of the joystick's housing, cabling, or connectors are damaged; and, ▪ the joystick returns to its default (center) position upon release. The device should always be tested without any person sitting in the WARNING wheelchair after every alteration of the physical installation or adjustment of the parameters...
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Page 28: Error Codes And Fault Logs
Error Codes and Fault Logs 14.0 STOPPING TEST Drive the wheelchair forward at full speed, then use the power on/off switch to shut the wheelchair down. ▪ The wheelchair should not stop abruptly, but should gradually slow to a stop. Error Codes 14.1 The illumination of the LED on the joystick interface indicates the operational status of the joystick. -
Page 29: Fault Logs
Error Codes and Fault Logs 14.0 Fault Logs 14.2 FAULTS The configurator software maintains a fault log with fault counters. Each time a specific fault occurs, its counter will increase by one. (The maximum count value is 254.) The fault log can be accessed by the configurator (which requires Dealer-level profile access), which is then able to clear one or all of the fault counters. - Page 30 Error Codes and Fault Logs 14.0 Fault: Reason for Fault: Required Action: A fault occurred during Field Test Failed Field test failed (Calibration). Field Testing (calibration). One or More Test flags Not Redo test(s) Test Flag Check Set. and/or Replace PCB. - Check R-net Cable, ADC Conversion error Replace PCB Interface.
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Page 31: Technical Data
Technical Data 15.0 Technical Data 15.1 JOYSTICK CONNECTORS ▪ 1/8" (3.5mm) mono jack input (on/off) ▪ 1/8" (3.5mm) mono jack input (mode) ▪ Mini USB ▪ Wheelchair connector cable JOYSTICK DATA ▪ Operational Force: 8.5g (0.0187 lbf) ▪ Angle from Center to End: 10° ▪... -
Page 32: First Time Use
First Time Use 16.0 Dealer Assistance 16.1 During first time use by the client, it is advised that the dealer or service technician not only install the device, but also explains the configuration and different possibilities to the customer (i.e., the user and/or the attendant). -
Page 33: Maintenance
You may briefly immerse the handle in warm water with a gentle cleaning agent. Let the handle dry before putting it back on. ◦ If the handle is damaged, worn out, or remains dirty, please contact Stealth Products to replace it. Do not immerse in water or use excessive amounts of liquid. - Page 34 Notes 18.0...
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- Page 36 © 2021, Stealth Products, LLC Warranty Information Home Page Online User Manual Stealth Products, LLC · info@stealthproducts.com · www.stealthproducts.com (800) 965-9229 | (512) 715-9995 | 104 John Kelly Drive, Burnet, TX 78611 P120D675 mo-Vis Micro Joystick Owners Manual.afpub Jun 23, 2021...
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