Hello All from San Jose, CA USA!

[ygribel]

Hello All from San Jose, CA USA!
I found “stripped” Freestyle M11 By Quickie on the street and would like to make it working
(if possible) and donate it to the charity or make a toy for my granddaughter.
My understanding is:
Almost 90% of electrical parts and cables are present (Power Controller, ALM - not sure if they working).
Both Motors/Gears and Chair linear actuator is here.
BUT: Joystick, On-board Charger, Batteries with harnesses is missing.
I can find the On-board on eBay (don't really needed now), but can’t find the Joystick to my model.
It’s definitely Pilot+ Bus, but I can’t find ANY info about Pilot+ Bus structure, signals, control levels etc.
If somebody has this info your help will be tremendous.
Personal question to Mr. Burgerman: Is your Custom Joystick Pod will work as Pilot+ emulator?
Thank you All
Briefly about myself:
MS in Electronics from University of RadioElectronics Kharkov, Ukraine (former USSR),
SW, Mechanical Design and CNC Machining.
Retired in 2021

[Burgerman]

Personal question to Mr. Burgerman: Is your Custom Joystick Pod will work as Pilot+ emulator?

No...

It was purpose built to control a roboteq controller. It is all analog.
You need to buy a pilot plus joystick. Those are now very old. And so hard to find and expensive.

[ygribel]

Thanks, I'll try.
Is any chance I can get info about Pilot+ Bus?

[Burgerman]

Not as far as I know. Its some custom thing. I doubt its worth the effort trying to fathom it all out.