gcebiker wrote:Ive just ordered one of the (10 pack), from KVN's link....fingers crossed they work ..
It will take a month for them to get to me before i can try them out.
SouthmanGA wrote:I'm needing to get this chair sped up, and I've read up on Quantum chairs. I've tried using a dealer programmer, but when I got to the setting(s), the +/- wouldn't allow the # to move. It is my guess it is locked? I also saw the instructions on how to build the programming interface, buy that usb and build a cable, but it's a little above my current capabilities. I called Quantumrehab, but as folks have said, they're about as useful and forthcoming with any help as an worn-out wheelchair tire.
Am I just screwed in my hopes of speeding this thing up for use in power soccer? I know it's not an optimum chair to use, but it is twice the size of an average StrikeForce chair. lol

pitboss wrote:There is an E-bay listing for 30 QM can usb adaptors for 1399.80 dollars.If you go to the sellers store they have individuals for 65.98 with free shipping.Sellers store is hotsale-eshop
Got the qhdlm model to work. The dll for this unit is called LM_USB.dll . Change this name to QM_USB.dll and follow original instructions. Mine then finally connected to Q6 Edge wheelchair control and read all the paremeters ok.
http://www.wheelchairjunkie.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=72226 Regarding battery gauges, we remain dedicated to providing the most accurate possible in relation to battery state.
Our current battery icon isn't the most descriptive, but it does drop in 1% increments. By contrast, the current PG R-Net drops in 10% increments, meaning it shows a totally full charge till you're 10% down, then it doesn't drop again till 20% down, and so on. This does give the perception of security, but not true accuracy in real time.
By contrast, we run in 1% increments and are moving from our current icon back to our industry-first numerical gauge.
When you drive from your bedroom to your kitchen in the morning, will you see it drop promptly from 100% to 99%? Absolutely -- that's how battery voltage works. However, over the entire range, you'll know a far more precise gauge of charge. (Remember, though, that based on ever-changing battery chemistry, no gauge is absolutely accurate in real time.)
So, yest we are coming out with a new numerical gauge version. Thank you.
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