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SmartDrive

  User’s Manual         

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2.  SmartDrive Set-Up

Adaptive Clamp Mounting

The SmartDrive adaptive clamp is designed to permanently mount to the axle tube of a wheelchair while presenting a simple 

means of attaching/removing the drive unit. Slide the provided hard rubber inserts over the axle receiving tube to accommo-

date smaller tube diameters (see chart below for insert sizing). Use a 5 mm allen wrench to tighten the (2) screws to mount 

the clamp to the axle receiving tube. The position and orientation outlined below are 

critical

 to the proper function of Smart-

Drive and must be heeded.

1. 

Make sure the “MAX” on the front of the clamp is right-

side up. The protrusions coming from the side of the 

clamp are to be positioned rearward with the extrusion 

flats perpendicular to the ground when the chair [with 

the user in it] is resting on a level plane.

2. 

The clamp must be positioned midway between the two 

rear wheels of the wheelchair on the axle receiving tube. 

The two (2) screws should be tightened to 4 ft-lbs, fix-

ing it in this position and orientation. Failure to do this 

could cause the wheelchair to not drive/ride straight and/

or the clamp to move during use causing the SmartDrive 

to not function properly. 

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

 

              clamp whenever changes are made to the chair.

CAUTION: The front and back of the clamp will not mate even 

when the screws are sufficiently tight. As shown in the graphic 

to the left, there should be a gap between the two parts. Over-

tightening of the screws [more than 4 ft-lbs] could cause the parts 

to break during installation.

NOTE:  Refer to the separate directions provided for a folding frame wheelchair and skip to step 4 of the “Battery Unit Clipping” sec-

tion.

Dots (or numbers) on the side of the rubber inserts are used 

to identify the tube size they fit: 

No Dots

1.35” or 35 mm 

1.25” or 32 mm

••

1.125” or 30 mm

•••

1.0” or 25 mm

Summary of Contents for smartdrive mx1+

Page 1: ...User s Manual 5425 crossings boulevard nashville tn 37013 usa p 800 637 2980 f 888 411 9027 www max mobility com max mobility llc SmartDrive MX1 Rev MX1 0 UM A SL Wheelchair Power Assist...

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Page 3: ...rive Unit Model SD1 0 Overall length 14 3 in Overall width 5 5 in Overall height 9 5 in Weight 11 lbs Omni wheel diameter 7 6 in Omni wheel width 2 8 in Battery Unit Model SB1 0 Battery type Lithium I...

Page 4: ...et Up 5 Adaptive Clamp Mounting 5 Button Mounting 6 Drive Unit Attachment and Removal 7 Battery Unit Clipping 8 3 Operating the SmartDrive 10 Power Assist ON OFF 10 Switching Between States 10 Power A...

Page 5: ...exist cease the use of the SmartDrive and contact Max Mobility for service further instruction Any contrary use to the directions of this user s manual to the recommendations of one s mobility equipm...

Page 6: ...to the SmartDrive will void the may tip over backwards or sideways Do not tip or wheel your wheelchair without assistance unless you are highly skilled Using Anti Tippers substantially reduces your ri...

Page 7: ...in close vicinity to sources of radio waves There are three categories that EMI sources fall under 1 Long Range Transceivers These are sources of strong radio waves including commercial radio and TV b...

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Page 9: ...positioned midway between the two rear wheels of the wheelchair on the axle receiving tube The two 2 screws should be tightened to 4 ft lbs fix ing it in this position and orientation Failure to do t...

Page 10: ...hair The plug cable should hang over the left front side of the seat as shown below 2 Use the provided velcro strips to strap down the but ton cables to the upholstery running the right button cable a...

Page 11: ...t will be angled slightly higher than horizontal Lower the receiving end of the drive unit over the extrusions of the clamp 2 Rotate the unit downward to pivotally attach the drive unit to the clamp a...

Page 12: ...t tery housing With the Button plug wire to the side slide the unit back until the front surface of the upholstered seat is making contact with the handle 3 Slide the battery back as far back as possi...

Page 13: ...de The connector will automatically lock into the plug when it is fully pushed in Use extreme caution when attempting to plug or unplug the connector while seated in the wheelchair This presents a ser...

Page 14: ...d Outdoor Mode This second mode is ideal for special times when easy power activation is needed such as on inclines and thick carpet and when environmental conditions are more diverse Switc ing betwee...

Page 15: ...or is powering at the lower speed by performing another harder push This Easy Start activation in Outdoor Mode is especially useful when on a steep hill incline ramp etc where it might be dif ficult t...

Page 16: ...significantly longer cycle life and faster charging rate than standard lithium ion cells The green LED on the top of the buttons is used to indicate the battery charge level In any mode or state with...

Page 17: ...nty Max Mobility offers a 2 year warranty against manufacturing defects Max Mobility s obligation under this warranty shall be limited to repairing or providing replacement of part s which are found t...

Page 18: ...5425 crossings boulevard nashville tn 37013 usa p 800 637 2980 f 888 411 9027 www max mobility com...

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