Thank you, I will get back to you on that please.Burgerman wrote:What chair?
You want jive rims.
Important. Programming set 45mOhm compensation as they are 6mph ones. And equally importaant be sure to set correct brake voltage! Or big £££ issues ahead!
thanks for the heads up.Burgerman wrote:Well if wrong, you can make an adapter or swap the cable ends.
Burgerman wrote:
Important. Programming set 45mOhm compensation as they are 6mph ones. And equally importaant be sure to set correct brake voltage! Or big £££ issues ahead!
Burgerman wrote:Here is the changed safe file for you new motors.
It is possible it may turn the wrong way or forwards and back be reversed etc but thats easy to change. Theres no convention for motor wire polarity.
Seriously I am surprised you can hit a doorway with those turn settings.
But I left them alone.
When I turn the wheelchair on I can stand it up move the back rest et cetera in mode, but when I pressed the Mode button and to go into the profile settings nothing happens, It just stays in the mode. Will it be because my carer has tried to drive it before I have put these new settings in? If so what are the likely consequences, new Power module?Burgerman wrote:Important. Programming set 45mOhm compensation as they are 6mph ones. And equally importaant be sure to set correct brake voltage! Or big £££ issues ahead!
Burgerman wrote:
Important. Programming set 45mOhm compensation as they are 6mph ones. And equally importaant be sure to set correct brake voltage! Or big £££ issues ahead!
Burgerman wrote:You cant damage the power module that way.
(But dont try driving it with that old one!)
Yes I did have to reverse the joystick to, like with the directions of the motors.
And I still need to change the direction of the seating and standing control in mode.
But the main problem is it's only doing 3 mph on profile two,1.5 on profile 1, and something similar on profile 3. I only use 2 profiles when I set it up myself, indoor and outdoor.
So will you have a look on the settings you sent to me, and see if you can help with this speed issue Please John.
Steaing wise yes it feels very good. It's a bit hard to judge because I can feel there is more weight on the front casters(Making them fit has took the rare of the frame a tiny bit higher), so I've had to pump them up to the maximum 35 LBs.
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