Summary of Contents for Capteq IO HAWK
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Page 1: User Manual
USER MANUAL WARNING! IMPROPER USE OF THE IO HAWK AND/OR FAILURE TO READ THIS USER MANUAL MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS BODILY INJURY AND DEATH... - Page 2 WWW.IOHAWK.COM It is highly recommended to start your first IO HAWK experience with a friend. Having a spotter during initial use will increase your confidence and help you become acclimated to your IO HAWK. Always wear the proper safety gear before operating.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
4. Remote Control and Special Functions........12 4.1 Remote Controller..............12 4.2 Special Functions..............12 A. Beginner Mode..............12 B. Recalibrating your IO HAWK….…………………………….13 5. IO HAWK Safety Precautions– MUST READ......13-16 6. Weight and Speed Limitations………………………………………17 7. Operating Range……….………............17 8. Battery Information and Specifications...…......18-19 9. Charging your IO HAWK…………………........20 10. -
Page 4: Product Overview
Please refrain from flaying your arms, leaning too far forward and/or backwards, or stepping on your IO HAWK unevenly, as this will cause you to lose control and increase your probability of injury. Please follow the detailed directions outlined in the USER MANUAL in Section 3 under Operating Principles. -
Page 5: Product Description
The IO HAWK uses digital gyroscope modules and acceleration sensors to calculate the user’s center of gravity and move the device accordingly. The IO HAWK can move forwards, backwards, turn in either direction or turn in place. The compact footprint and zero degree turning radius allow you to enjoy your IO HAWK both indoors and outdoors. -
Page 6: Operating Principles
3.2 PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY Step 1: Getting Started - Take your IO HAWK out of the box and place it flat on the floor. Press and hold the power button, located on the front of your IO HAWK, next to the 3-pin charging port. -
Page 7: Step 3-Charging Your Io Hawk
LED light will turn red and you will hear the system alert you with a beep. Step 3: Charging your IO HAWK - Make sure the IO HAWK is fully charged before your initial use. For charging instructions, please follow details in Section 8 under Battery and Charging Specifications. -
Page 8: Step 5-Stepping On
Step 5: Stepping On -Stand directly behind your IO HAWK. Place one foot on the Rubber Foot Mat, keeping the instep of your foot where it meets the “O” from the IO logo on the rubber mat (as described below). -
Page 9: Step 6-Staying Balanced
IO HAWK, just as if you were standing on the ground. IF NOT, you may feel like you are moving in a particular direction, turning, spinning in place, wobbling back and forth, or simply uncomfortable with the device. -
Page 10: Step 7-Riding Your Io Hawk
Step 7: Riding your IO HAWK - Keeping in mind what we learned in Step 6, apply the following general principles to the operation of your IO HAWK. TO MOVE BACKWARDS TO STOP TO MOVE FORWARDS Notice in the diagram above, your center of gravity determines which direction you move, accelerate, decelerate, and come to a complete stop. -
Page 11: Step 8-The Dismount
Step 8: The Dismount - Stepping off of the IO HAWK can be one of the easiest steps, yet when done improperly, may cause you to fall. To properly dismount, from a stopped position, lift one leg up and set your foot back down on the ground (STEPPING BACK). -
Page 12: Remote Control And Special Functions
4. Remote Control and Special Functions 4.1 Remote Control Please notice in your box the IO HAWK has 2 remote controls; its maximum operating range is 15 feet (approximately 5 meters). A. Power OFF (A)Button: When the device is powered on, press and hold button A for 3 seconds to power off. -
Page 13: Recalibrating Your Io Hawk
3. Then press and hold both buttons A and B simultaneously for 2 seconds. You will see both display lights flash yellow. 4. Click the B button again to unlock. Now your IO HAWK has been reset. If still not functioning, please contact the IO HAWK team. - Page 14 Running Indicator light is green. Do not step on if the Running Indicator is red. 5. Do not try to open or modify your IO HAWK, as doing so will void your manufacturer warranty, and may cause failure to your device leading to serious bodily injury or death.
- Page 15 25. Do not ride your IO HAWK where it is not permitted. 26. Do not ride your IO HAWK near motor vehicles or on public roads. 27. Do not climb or travel down steep hills with your IO HAWK.
- Page 16 35. Do not attempt to jump on or off your IO HAWK. 36. Do not attempt any stunts or tricks with your IO HAWK 37. Do not ride the IO HAWK in dark or poorly lit areas. 38. Do not ride the IO HAWK near or over potholes, cracks or uneven pavement.
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Page 17: Weight And Speed Limitations
7. Operating Range Please notice the IO HAWK can travel a distance of 8-12 miles (13-20km) on a fully charged battery in ideal conditions. following are some of the major factors that will affect the operating range of your IO HAWK. -
Page 18: Battery Information And Specifications
When the Battery Indicator light is green, your battery is over 50% charged; when yellow your battery is under 50% capacity; when the Battery Indicator light turns red, your IO HAWK is at less than 10% battery capacity, please stop operating your IO HAWK and charge your battery 2-3 hours utilizing the charger that you received in your IO HAWK package. -
Page 19: Battery Information And Specifications
Do not attempt to modify, change, or replace your battery. Do not use your IO HAWK if the battery begins to emit odor, overheats, or begins to leak. Do not touch any leaking materials, or breathe fumes emitted. -
Page 20: Charging Your Io Hawk
• If the GREEN light on your charger does not turn RED when you plug it into your IO HAWK, it could mean you have to check the cables to ensure you have a proper connection; or that your IO HAWK is already fully charged. Push and hold your power button next to the charging port to check the status of your battery in the display. -
Page 21: Safety Alerts
Prohibited riding surfaces (uneven, too steep, unsafe, etc.) When you step on the IO HAWK, if the platform is tilted more than 10 degrees forward or backward. Battery voltage is too low. -
Page 22: Inspection, Maintenance, And Storage
Avoid using water or other liquids and cleaners on the IO HAWK for cleaning. The IO HAWK is IP 54 rated. It can withstand a light splash of water, however if water or other liquids seep into the device, it will cause permanent damage to the internal electronics. -
Page 23: Io Hawk Specifications And Packing List
Store your IO HAWK indoors, in a dry and suitable temperature. NOTE -Users who disassemble the IO HAWK will forfeit their right of warranty. 12. IO HAWK Specifications and Packing List Specifications USA Style Parameter Net Weight 22 lbs Load 45—265 lbs... - Page 24 Battery voltage 36 V Battery capacity 4.4 AH Specifications Metric Style Parameter Net Weight 10 kg Load 20—120kg Maximum Speed Limit 10 km/h Range 15-20km Max Climbing Limit 15° Turning Radius 0° Battery Lithium-ion Power Requirement AC100-240V/50-60 HZ Dimensions 584 *186 *178 mm Ground Clearance 30 mm Platform Height...
- Page 25 Approval 13. Thank You Thank you for the purchase of your new IO HAWK, and thank for taking the time to read the User Manual. We hope that the information that you obtained from this manual will help you safely operate, maintain and enjoy your IO HAWK for years to come.
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