Page 2 - CONTENTS; Product Description
CONTENTS Forward - Advisory Safety Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Getting Acquainted With The Powerchair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Features - Joystick Control...
Page 4 - SAFETY PRECAUTIONS; wheel - lock adjustment and the motor disengage operation.; TRAINED; mechanical; GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH YOUR NEW POWER CHAIR; Please see the Owner’s Warranty Card supplied for full details.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Before using your power chair, read and understand the following safety precautions:-* • Keep your powered wheelchair in good working order. As with all electro-mechanical vehicles, it will benefit from regular service inspections at the recommended intervals. • We recommend that ...
Page 5 - FEATURES; • The battery gauge
FEATURES Motor speed and direction are regulated by the joystick control unit. With practice, automatic control ofacceleration, braking and change of direction will ensure a smooth, jerk-free ride. The variable speedselector gives you total control in any environment. The power chair cannot be drive...
Page 6 - SEAT AND BACKREST ADJUSTMENT; SEAT DEPTH ADJUSTMENT - 35mm depth adjustment; Release the lock nut B located on the cross-headed
SEAT AND BACKREST ADJUSTMENT Warning: It should be noted that under certain conditions, and configurations of thewheelchair, ie. for users with limited / no lateral body control, and with the backrest in thereclined position, there is the potential to create a body trap between the armrest / side-pa...
Page 7 - Armrest Adjustment; outwards and turn to a more suitable locating angle.; Width Adjustment
Armrest Adjustment The armrest can be pre-set for height by positioning the self-tapping screw (F) in one ofthe holes in the armrest tube. To adjust the height of each armrest, first release the lockinglever (E) which clamps the arm tube, while holding onto the armrest. Move the armrest tothe desire...
Page 8 - direction will lower the seat/backrest section.; TENSION ADJUSTABLE BACKREST
MANUAL TILT-IN-SPACE To operate the manual tilt-in-space to allow the complete seat/backrest to tilt backwards, turn the largehand-wheel A until the desired sitting position is achieved. Rotating the hand-wheel in the opposite direction will lower the seat/backrest section. TAKE CARE: WHEN DRIVING T...
Page 9 - HANDLING AND OPERATION - CONTROLLERS
Fault Type The number of flashingbars indicate thepossible area of fault. Description High battery voltage Solenoid brake fault Possible controller fault Possible joystick fault Charger Connected Right motor wiring fault Right motor disconnected Left motor wiring fault Left motor disconnected Low ba...
Page 10 - following seat and back angles are maintained:
DYNAMIC DL CONTROLLER When the ON/OFF button is pressed, a bleep tone canbe heard from the controller and the battery chargeindicator will light up confirming that power is switched onand the wheelchair is ready to move. The Speed Control Knob on the rear of the Controllerenables you to reduce the m...
Page 11 - MASTER REMOTE; ) IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY; also features two jack sockets; ) HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION; The G80I Keypad; Appendix A; explains the operation of lighting and actuator functions.
DX-REMG80 I MASTER REMOTE Please read these instructions carefully before using the DX-REMG80I, and keep this leaflet safe for futurereference. For Information: My Local wheelchair services representative is: ...................................................................... Based at ..............
Page 12 - ) SAFETY AND MISUSE WARNINGS
Releasing the joystick and allowing it to return to the center position will bring the chair to acontrolled stop. When you have finished driving, switch off by pressing and releasing the on/offswitch. The fuel gauge on the top surface of the DX-REMG80I will have all 6 lights on, if your batteriesare...
Page 13 - APPENDIX A; Lighting Mode
APPENDIX A CONTROLLING ACTUATORS (SEAT CONTROLS) OR LIGHTS USING THE JOYSTICK If your chair is fitted with Actuators (Seat Controls) or Lights they may be operated using the G80 I ’s joystick. To control actuators or lights using the joystick: Ensure the chair is stationary. Press the mode/speed sel...
Page 14 - PILOT; On/Off Switch and Battery Gauge; NEGOTIATING GRADIENTS/SLOPES
PILOT + The PILOT+ control system comprises of two or three modules - Joystick Module, Power Module andActuator and Lighting Module (ALM). The ALM is only required if the optional Tilt-in-space or PoweredReclining Backrest are fitted. On/Off Switch and Battery Gauge The on/off switch applies power t...
Page 15 - Joystick Module without Lighting
JOYSTICK MODULE DETAILS CONTROLS Joystick Module without Lighting Joystick Module with Lighting JOYSTICK BATTERY CHARGING/ PROGRAMMING SOCKET COMMUNICATIONS CONNECTOR TO POWER MODULE ON/OFF SWITCH BATTERY GAUGE MAXIMUM SPEED INDICATOR MODE SWITCH HORN SWITCH ACTUATOR INDICATOR LIGHTS SWITCH AND LED ...
Page 16 - The horn will sound whilst this switch is depressed.
Horn Switch The horn will sound whilst this switch is depressed. Lights Switch and LED To turn on the wheelchair’s lights operate this switch, the associated LED will illuminate. Left Turn Indicator Switch and LED To turn on the wheelchair’s left turn indicator operate this switch, the associated LE...
Page 17 - Maximum Speed Indicator; Fig. 1 Operation of Mode Switch Whilst Driving
Fig. 1 Operation of Mode Switch Whilst Driving Operating the mode switch will put the control system back into the drive mode. If the mode switch is operated when the joystick is centred, the control system operation mode will bechanged. There are three modes - drive, speed adjustment and actuator a...
Page 18 - Speed Adjustment Mode; Fig. 3 Joystick Operation in Speed Adjustment Mode; Actuator Adjustment Mode; Fig. 4 Operation of Joystick in Actuator Adjustment Mode
UP DOWN SELECT SELECT FORWARD REVERSE INCREASE SETTING DECREASE SETTING Speed Adjustment Mode When the control system is in this mode the maximum speed indicator will flash. The maximum speed canbe adjusted by left or right movements of the joystick. Left will decrease the speed setting, right willi...
Page 19 - CONTROLLER OPTIONS
CHIN CONTROL ATTENDANT CONTROL CONTROLLER OPTIONS The optional Attendant, Chin and Centre are fitted with the PILOT+ Control System.The display function is the same for each joystick module. DUAL/ATTENDANT CONTROL CAUTION: ATTENDANT , Before switching from Occupant Control to Attendant control, it i...
Page 20 - TRANSFERS; • Be sure the power is turned off.
18 TRANSFERS Learning how to get in and out of a wheelchair safely and without injury is most important. Transferring toand from your powerchair may require practice and a good sense of balance. It is recommended thatwhenever possible you have assistance when transferring to and from your powerchair...
Page 21 - FOOTRESTS; ADJUSTMENT
LOCKING LEVER CAUTION: It is recommended that both footrests are firmly locked in place whenseated in the chair (particularly when driving the chair). NEVER stand on the foot-plates. If the weight of the body is placed on the foot-plates, damage may occur andthe chair may tip forward. ADJUSTMENT To ...
Page 22 - CAUTION; When the drive is; PUSHING THE CHAIR - FREEWHEEL MODE
CAUTION When the drive is dis-engaged there are no brakes, unless the wheel-locks are applied. Before entering or leaving the chair always re-engage the drive on both sides. On no account dis-engage the drive when the chair is occupied, unless being pushed by anattendant. ! WARNING - Emergency freew...
Page 23 - OPERATING THE CHAIR OUTDOORS - KERB CLIMBING; KERB CLIMBING; : (Please note that left or right hand are
REMOVAL: (Please note that left or right hand are identified as though being seated in the chair). To detach the kerb climber for transportation followthese simple instructions; Remove the locking pin A , while holding the assembly. Push the assembly down to release fromthe locating bracket. Pull th...
Page 24 - Remove the detachable motors as described
DIS-ASSEMBLY To enable the chair to be carried in the boot of most cars, follow these instructions: Step 1: Disconnect the Motor/Battery connector from the control box and remove the armrests. Release the locking lever. Step 2: Remove the calf strap from the footrests. This is simply attached by Vel...
Page 25 - DETACHABLE MOTORS; Assistance may be required while this operation is carried out.
DETACHABLE MOTORS For practical purposes and ease of operation, it is advisable to detach the motors as the last componentof the chair to be dismantled and to re-attach first. PLEASE NOTE: Assistance may be required while this operation is carried out. Step 1: Unscrew the knurled locking knob A. Thi...
Page 26 - DRIVE WHEEL REMOVAL
DRIVE WHEEL REMOVAL To remove the rear drive wheels for puncture repairs carefully follow these instructions. Release the four bolts shown as A in the diagram. Check the tyres for wear, if excessive, replacement isrecommended. The wheel is a split rim. It is important that the bolts securing the rim...
Page 27 - The restraint strap; FRONT; TRANSPORTATION OF WHEELCHAIRS IN VEHICLES
The Power chair was tested toISO 7176-19 using UnwinsW ebbing Restraint s withTongue and Buckle Straps. Thesystem comprises of frontadjustable straps complete withquick release buckles and rearadjustable straps complete withkarabiners and braided straps.The straps are secured at thespecified points ...
Page 28 - INVACARE; NOTE; The following system is recommended for use:
TRANSPORTATION CAUTION INVACARE always advises that a Powerchair secured in a vehicle will not provide the equivalent safety level and security as bespoke seating systems and recommends transferto the vehicle seating, but also recognises that it is not always practical for the user to betransferred....
Page 29 - Follow these simple instructions to fit:-
OPERATION - REMOVAL (Switch OFF the Controller) TRAY ASSEMBLY FITTING - OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT: ENSURE THAT THE JOYSTICK CONTROL UNIT IS SWITCHED OFF BEFOREFITTING, REMOVING OR ADJUSTING THE TRAY ASSEMBLY. The tray assembly comes ready assembled and is designed to fit to either the left or...
Page 30 - Do not; screw into the; do not; LATERAL SUPPORT
Fig 2. Line up thesupport rail withthe holes in thebackrest asshown in Fig 2 Fig 1. With the longer screws provided att ach thesupport rail to the backrest through the flangesinto the screw inserts. Do not screw into the backboard. T ighten securely, but do not overtighten as this may damage the scr...
Page 31 - CHARGING BATTERIES
MAINSSOCKET CHARGER CONTROLLER FRONT CHARGING BATTERIES The battery charger supplied with the wheel chair was developed to charge the batteries fitted to theseproducts. Using alternatives will damage the batteries which are fitted as standard and invalidate thewarranty on these components. The charg...
Page 32 - BATTERY CONNECTIONS; Pollution from improper disposal
BATTERY CONNECTIONS The chair is fitted with two maintenance free „Gel“ batteries. For battery replacement we recommend tocontact your authorised INVACARE dealer in order to ensure that replacement batteries are of the correcttype and specifications, and that they are correctly installed and connect...
Page 33 - KEEPING YOUR CHAIR IN GOOD CONDITION; Reliable performance.
KEEPING YOUR CHAIR IN GOOD CONDITION Your powerchair will benefit from periodic inspection, adjustment and replacement of worn parts. Regularmaintenance will enhance:- • Reliable performance. • Safety. • Extended battery life. • Confidence in operation. • Low operating costs. You can help keep your ...
Page 34 - FAULT FINDING; Check that both motors are engaged.
DO NOT OVERcontinuously for DRIVE WHEEL The dis-engageRecommended Remember that unnecessarily re IF YOUR CHAIR * Chestatio * Che * Che * Do n * Che * Che * Che * Cheunpl IF THE WHEEL CONTROLLER AND CHARGER Servicing of the controller and charger should only be carried out by your local approveddeale...
Page 35 - MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE; SPECTRA PLUS; Maximum Carrying Capacity:
29 DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY 6 MONTHLY YEARLY BATTERY CAPACITY ★★ ★ BATTERY TERMINALS ★★ ★ JOYSTICK OPERATION ★★ JOYSTICK LOCATION ★ SEAT BELT CONDITION ★ ★★★ ★ TYRES AND PRESSURE ★★ FOOTREST LOCATION ★★ ★ ARMREST LOCATION ★★ FRONT CASTORS ★ PLUGS AND SOCKETS ★★ ★ UPHOLSTERY CONDITION ★ BRAKE FUNCTION ★★...
Page 36 - APPROVED ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE; Joystick knob options.
APPROVED ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE Puncture Proof TyresTrayDetachable, powered reclining backrestElevating Legrests Joystick knob options. PLEASE KEEP A NOTE OF THE DATE OF PURCHASE AND SERIAL NUMBER OF YOUR POWER CHAIR.PLEASE QUOTE THIS NUMBER IN ALL CORRESPONDENCE AND SERVICE REQUESTS. SERIAL NO. DATE...
Page 37 - MODELS COVERED: SPECTRA PLUS; This warranty also excludes the following:
® WARRANTY STATEMENT GENERAL CONDITIONS OF LIMITED WARRANTY POWERED PRODUCTS MODELS COVERED: SPECTRA PLUS Invacare will repair or replace, at our option, to the original purchaser, free of charge, any part found upon receiptand examination by an authorised representative of Invacare to be defective ...
