WheelchairDriver

by **steves1977uk** » 04 Nov 2016, 10:22

BM means do a video demostrating the issue you are having and upload it somewhere like youtube so we can see what you're talking about.

Steve

by **carlo67** » 04 Nov 2016, 12:17

I found out what makes it to do, the forward accelerates was to fast ,I changed to 20 it helped lot
I can't go more under 20 the rnet software won't let let me do it. Do you know how to do go under 20?

by **Burgerman** » 04 Nov 2016, 12:33

Under 20? Seriously?
Are you driving with a joystick/hand?

Not sure if it will let you. Mine are all set to 100. Are you using OEM? Does it have walls set?

Accelerations:
Turn 100
Min Turn 100
Forward 100
Min forward 100
Reverse 100
Min reverse 100

Decelerations:
Turn 100
Min Turn 100
Forward 100
Min forward 100
Reverse 100
Min reverse 100

Speeds
Turn 45
Min Turn 25
Forwards 100
Min Forwards 20
Reverse 25
Min Reverse 20

by **carlo67** » 04 Nov 2016, 12:45

[quote="Burgerman"]Under 20? Seriously? CAN'T UNDER 20
Are you driving with a joystick/hand?JOYSTICK

Not sure if it will let you. Mine are all set to 100. Are you using OEM?YES Does it have walls set? WHAT IS THAT?

by **Burgerman** » 04 Nov 2016, 13:52

There are a bunch of settings that control the allowable minimum and maximum. Intended to limit the dealer/end user to a narrow range. The OEM version allows you to move these walls.

But if you set forward accel to 20 it will take about 7 days to reach full speed...

by **steves1977uk** » 04 Nov 2016, 14:21

Why on earth would you want to set Acceleration to below 20??? I hope you don't have to cross a busy road, as you'd be waiting forever. Sounds like it's a suspension problem on that chair, rather than a programming issue.

Personally it'd be useless for me if I had to set Acceleration to below 20.

Steve

by **carlo67** » 04 Nov 2016, 23:47

steves1977uk wrote:Why on earth would you want to set Acceleration to below 20?? ok, when I go up the ramp in car i having difficulty with get up into car

Personally it'd be useless for me if I had to set Acceleration to below 20.can you tell me how to go below 20
I made a special profile for car but I need to go below 20

Steve

by **carlo67** » 05 Nov 2016, 05:17

i done it lol wow thanks

by **Burgerman** » 05 Nov 2016, 12:00

You moved the walls?

by **carlo67** » 05 Nov 2016, 12:44

Burgerman wrote:You moved the walls?

no
I can't understand what it is.

I stop my front castors come up/down . now I go into car much easier

by **Burgerman** » 05 Nov 2016, 12:54

That makes no sense. Casters are not connected to programming in any way. Not sure what you mean by "up and down" either!

by **carlo67** » 05 Nov 2016, 23:00

Burgerman wrote:That makes no sense. Casters are not connected to programming in any way. Not sure what you mean by "up and down" either!

my front castors went up /down when I push joystick forward and turning if Accelerations are set too high it go on the ramp in car

by **Burgerman** » 05 Nov 2016, 23:03

They are supposed to. If they do it too easily they need adjusting.

by **carlo67** » 05 Nov 2016, 23:20

Burgerman wrote:They are supposed to. If they do it too easily they need adjusting.

oh ok
question
why they do that? what help for?

by **Burgerman** » 05 Nov 2016, 23:26

So that as you add torque (power) they lift because they can climb a curb, or allow the weight on to the drive wheel for traction.

by **carlo67** » 05 Nov 2016, 23:58

Burgerman wrote:So that as you add torque (power) they lift because they can climb a curb, or allow the weight on to the drive wheel for traction.

ok but why on ramp? I do understand get up a small step.

other question
what is this http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x60 ... wDIIij.jpg

by **Burgerman** » 06 Nov 2016, 01:29

Front drive is an unstable configuration. Some control systems try to reduce the stability issue as speed increases by reducing steer sensitivity (rate) as speed increases. Those settings adjust the amount by which it happens.

ok but why on ramp? I do understand get up a small step.

How can a mechanical linkage tell the difference between acceleration, load from a curb or a ramp? And it makes no difference. You shouldn't care if they are on the ground or not while accelerating or when loaded on a curb/ramp as they are not needed or doing anything useful..

by **carlo67** » 13 Dec 2016, 06:10

I found this tires [4.00 x 8]
I would like to know if this tires fit on my chair ?

by **Burgerman** » 13 Dec 2016, 09:59

Sort of. But the tyre really needs a wider rim. And it may hit something as its taller/wider by an inch.

by **carlo67** » 15 Dec 2016, 07:34

does anybody recommend a tyre for my chair?

i want taller tires but not wider

this is my one

by **Burgerman** » 15 Dec 2016, 10:02

There are no taller tyres that are not wider.

by **carlo67** » 11 Feb 2017, 06:19

I have a question
I got the tilt to lay back but no tilt to forward , I am wondering if is possible to put tilt forward
it would help carers to stand me easier

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