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SmartDrive

  User’s Manual         

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2.  SmartDrive Set-Up

SmartDrive Attachment

The SmartDrive is designed to easily and quickly attach to all types of manual wheelchairs, both rigid and folding. Refer to 

the 

Specification Sheet

 to verify the compatibility of the wheelchair. Custom SmartDrive attachment solutions are also avail-

able if the existing hardware does not work for the desired wheelchair.
Use the separate directions provided with your attachment hardware for correct set-up prior to use.

 Adjustments made to the wheelchair set-up could affect the orientation of the SmartDrive. Adjust or replace the    

              attachment hardware, if needed, whenever changes are made to the chair or its wheels.

PushTracker Band

The PushTracker is designed to comfortably and securely attach to the top part of wrists of all sizes. It has an embedded ac-

celerometer to recognize when you push, when you want to activate the power assist and also when you tap your hand against 

the handrim to deactivate the power assist. Additionally, it is equipped with an OLED screen, LEDs and vibration motor to 

indicate different information, states and activations / deactivations that occur during everyday use. It is recommended that 

the PushTracker be worn snug on your wrist to get the most reliable recognition of your hand movement for SmartDrive 

operation, propulsion activity tracking, etc.
Also, each new SmartDrive is shipped with a PushTracker that is specifically paired to it to prevent communication with 

other SmartDrives. Refer to the separate 

PushTracker User’s Manual

 provided for information on re-paring or paring a new 

PushTracker to your SmartDrive.
The band on the PushTracker is designed for most users; but if you have difficulty securing the buckle / clasp, it doesn’t fit 

right, or you wish to have one of a different color / material, the band can be easily replaced with essentially any 0.7 in (18 

mm) wide off-the-shelf watch band of your choosing.
Refer to the separate 

PushTracker User’s Manual

 provided for complete information, specifications, band size / attachment 

and operation details.

Thumb Throttle Buttons 

[sold separately]

The two (2) SmartDrive frame mounted thumb throttle buttons are easily mounted to a wheelchair to allow for close access 

and easy pressing. The buttons can be used to deactivate the motor, as well as provide a means of actively powering the motor.
These are sold separately as an optional accessory. Use the separate directions provided with the buttons for correct set-up and 

operation prior to use.

3.  Operating the SmartDrive

Power Assist Ready 

The user of a SmartDrive equipped wheelchair is able to use the power assist whenever desired or turn it OFF [via Push-

Tracker] and operate their wheelchair as if the SmartDrive was not on their chair. 
With the SmartDrive already attached to the wheelchair and powered on [as described in the separate attachment hardware 

instructions], the SmartDrive will wait for the specifically paired PushTracker to wirelessly connect by turning power as-

sist ON. This is done by pressing and releasing the Power Assist Button [refer to the separate 

PushTracker User’s Manual

 

provided].
Pressing and releasing the Power Assist Button will also disconnect it wirelessly from the SmartDrive. With the power assist 

OFF and consequently the PushTracker wirelessly disconnected, the SmartDrive will not be able to be activated to provide 

power assist, so you are able to push the wheelchair around with no power assist.

Summary of Contents for SDMX2-DUM

Page 1: ...LY recommended to contact MAX Mobility directly for service if you live inside the U S and your device is still under warranty User s Manual max mobility llc SmartDrive MX2 SDMX2 DUM Rev A Wheelchair...

Page 2: ...itions A SmartDrive MX2 SmartDrive Model MX2 Overall length 15 3 in 389 mm Overall width 5 7 in 141 mm Overall height 9 5 in 242 mm Omni wheel diameter 7 6 in 193 mm Omni wheel width 2 8 in 71 mm Weig...

Page 3: ...Band 5 ThumbThrottle Buttons 5 3 Operating the SmartDrive 5 Power Assist Ready 5 Power Assist Deactivation 6 MX2 Control Mode 6 MX2 Control Mode 7 MX1 Control Mode 8 Anti Rollback 8 Operating Conditi...

Page 4: ...vice further instruction Any contrary use to the directions of this user s manual to the recommendations of one s mobility equipment dealer or to the technical limitations defined by either Max Mobili...

Page 5: ...drive up or down large curbs steps Only perform this maneuver when absolutely necessary and always ask for help Also be sure to turn OFF the power assist via PushTracker before maneuvering Use extrem...

Page 6: ...your wheelchair including walkie talkies citizen band CB radios cell phones and other personal com munication devices The following are not likely to cause EMI problems Cordless phones MP3 CD players...

Page 7: ...accessory 2 Attachment Hardware 3 SmartDrive Drive Unit 4 Rollers 5 SmartDrive Handle 6 SmartDrive LEDs 7 SmartDrive Toggle Switch 8 SmartDrive Charger Cover 9 Charger Button Receptacle 10 Omni Drive...

Page 8: ...Drive The band on the PushTracker is designed for most users but if you have difficulty securing the buckle clasp it doesn t fit right or you wish to have one of a different color material the band ca...

Page 9: ...red as indication that power assist is no longer being provided The final way to deactivate the motor is to press and release the Power Assist Button on the PushTracker This means of deac tivation a r...

Page 10: ...nce Anytime the motor is already driving and a SINGLE tap is performed the coast speed will be set to your current speed If you are going down a decline causing you to descend at a speed faster than t...

Page 11: ...gotiate the situation manually and then start using the assistive power again If any part of the SmartDrive is accidentally submerged or doused in water the user should cease usage and allow 12 hours...

Page 12: ...how the low battery icon whenever the SmartDrive battery is below 15 and the motor is driving to let you know charging of the battery should be done as soon as possible to avoid running completely out...

Page 13: ...spin with little resistance have flats worn in them or any other significant damage Significantly worn down rollers and or damaged wheel plastic Ripping rubber on the PushTracker Missing or loose scre...

Page 14: ...her issues that you experience with the device 6 Warranty Max Mobility offers a two 2 year warranty against manufacturing defects Max Mobility s obligation under this warranty shall be limited to repa...

Page 15: ...th a DOUBLE tap this time setting a faster coast speed and then DOUBLE tap brake to stop Once you have perfected the tapping needed by the PushTracker to activate set the coast speed deactivate the mo...

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