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SEATING ACCESSORIES & COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS

SEATING ACCESSORIES & COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS

ARMREST 
REMOVAL

If necessary, to avoid potential interference during wheelchair transportation, or for servicing the wheelchair,
the recline cantilever armrests can be fully removed from their mounting bracket on the recline back cane.  
To remove the armrests:
1.  Pull the plunger (detent) pin at the rear of the armrest (rotate pin 1/4-1/2 turn to remain unlocked) (

1

).

2.  Pull the armrest straight outward (way from the mounting bracket/recline back cane) (

2

).

     (

Note:

The armrest with the Remote/Joystick installed may be removed, but will still be connected via the

     joystick cable/harness)

3.  To re-install the armrest, repeat steps 1 and 2 in the reverse sequence;  Making certain that the armrest

     

plunger pin is fully engaged/locked into place following installation.

(left armrest shown)

WARNING!  Risk of serious injury or damage

• 

Do Not attempt to drive or operate the MPS-Maxx System with the armrests removed.

• 

ALWAYS ensure the armrest plunger pin is fully engaged prior to operating the MPS-Maxx System

pull plunger

out and twist

to unlock

1

2

5.2.4   REMOVING THE ARMREST

5.2  RECLINE CANTILEVER CANE MOUNTED ARMREST ADJUSTMENTS

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Summary of Contents for MPS MAXX MPSS

Page 1: ...ng information specific to the operation of the Motion Concepts Modular Power Standing MPS Maxx System This manual MUST be given to the USER of the product END USER BEFORE using this product read this manual and save for future reference TRD0527 Rev A MOTION CONCEPTS POWER POSITIONING SYSTEM for the ROVI A3 POWER BASE ...

Page 2: ...ion available at the time of publication We reserve the right to make any necessary as they become necessary Any changes made to our products may cause slight variations between the illustrations and explanations in this manual and the product you have purchased If you have any questions or concerns regarding the information provided in this manual please contact our Customer Service Department fo...

Page 3: ...ormation for your records and for reference during any warranty claims Motion Concepts Serial Number Dealer _______________________________ Address _____________________________ Phone _____________________________ Purchase Date _______________________ Power Base Model ___________________ S N ...

Page 4: ...ent that you will be delighted with your new positioning system and as you grow or your needs change your new seating system will be able to grow and change with you Motion Concepts or their statutory representatives can accept no liability in cases in which the wheelchair has not been adapted to suit the users disabilities Some maintenance and adjustments can be performed by the user or his her a...

Page 5: ...y or both IMPORTANT Indicates important information regarding the operation of your power positioning system or a hazardous situation that could result in damage to property if not avoided or both NOTE This symbol identifies general information which is intended to simplify working with your product and or recommendations for efficient trouble free use Requirements This symbol identifies a list of...

Page 6: ...lacking out Clinicians should monitor for orthostatic hypotension elevated heart rate or other cardiovascular conditions Bone density If the wheelchair user has not been ambulatory or fully weight bearing for more than 6 months it is recommended that a bone density study be performed to ensure that the long bones of the lower extremities will be able to physically support their weight in a standin...

Page 7: ...hall not apply to products which have been modified or fitted with improper parts or components without the written consent of Motion Concepts The warranty shall also not apply to a product which has been damaged as a result of unauthorized repairs and or by circumstances not under the control of Motion Concepts The foregoing is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied in...

Page 8: ... NOT ignore unanswered questions If you are unable to understand the warnings cautions or instructions provided contact a health care professional or dealer before attempting to use this equipment DO NOT use this product or any available optional equipment without first completely reading and understanding the safety warnings and instructions included in this Motion Concepts MPSS Owners Manual as ...

Page 9: ...forward in the seat or pick them up from the floor by reaching down between your knees ALWAYS wear your postural belt when you are occupying the wheelchair Your postural belt helps reduce the possibility of a fall from the wheelchair ALWAYS ensure the knee blocks and chest bar are locked into position PRIOR to transitioning into the stand position ALWAYS ensure the chest strap is properly adjusted...

Page 10: ...stability on rough or unstable terrain may cause damage injury or death DO NOT operate the wheelchair on rough or unstable terrain This would include but is not limited to areas of rock gravel sand mulch mud uneven pavement roots and similar conditions ALWAYS be aware of your surroundings and conditions that might affect the stability and performance of the wheelchair WARNING Risk of Serious Injur...

Page 11: ...ibility of a fall from the wheelchair and should be worn whenever the wheelchair is occupied 2 2 Guidelines for Travelling on Inclines Your wheelchair s ability to travel up or down inclines is affected by your weight travel speed angle of approach to the incline and the set up configuration of your power positioning system For our Motion Concepts Power Positioning Systems the maximum recommended ...

Page 12: ...gs Information provided in this section as well as the other safety information identified throughout this Motion Concepts MPS System Owners Manual Please also be certain to also read and understand the detailed safety warnings included in the Wheelchair Power Base Owners Manual provided separately DANGER Risk of Death or Serious Injury if wheelchair and or power positioning system is used in any ...

Page 13: ...pen doors or move obstructions NEVER operate your power positioning system while driving your wheelchair NEVER allow items such as posture belts backpacks coats etc to become trapped under your seat while in a tilted elevated or standing position OR under your power legrests while extended otherwise damage to the system may occur 2 3 1 WARNINGS WHEN OPERATING YOUR POWER POSITIONING SYSTEM 2 0 2 0 ...

Page 14: ...changes at high speed Allow the wheelchair to come to a full stop before changing direction ALWAYS shift your weight in the direction you are turning Shifting your body weight in the opposite di rection of the turn may cause the inside drive wheel to lose traction WARNING Risk of Damage or Serious Injury when travelling over curbs or on inclines When approaching a curb or incline return the seatin...

Page 15: ...e wheelchair seating system is not functioning properly contact your local service provider immediately to arrange for repair CAUTION Risk of Damage to your cell phone electronic device when travelling on rough or uneven terrain For systems equipped with Motion Concepts cell phone holder ALWAYS ensure your cell phone or electronic device is properly seated and secured inside the holder before driv...

Page 16: ...ut of your wheelchair while in the elevated or standing position DO NOT use armrests for load bearing support when performing transfers in or out of the wheelchair To prevent the risk of personal injury and or damage to the armrests transfers should be performed using designated transfer handles and in the presence of an attendant whenever possible ALWAYS reduce the gap between the transfer surfac...

Page 17: ... to ensure there is no unusual wear and tear or physical damage that requires servicing and or repair WARNING Risk of Damage Serious Injury or Death if incorrect or improper replacement service parts are used Replacement parts for your power positioning system MUST match original Motion Concepts parts ALWAYS provide the wheelchair serial number see Section 1 4 System Identification to assist in or...

Page 18: ... then you must subtract 25lb 11kg from 250lb 113kg This means the weight limitation of the user is 225lb 102kg 2 6 2 POWER POSITIONING SYSTEM PPS WEIGHT CAPACITY The weight capacities for our Motion Concepts power positioning systems vary depending on the type of seating system module and the type of power wheelchair base onto which the system module is being interfaced The weight capacity of the ...

Page 19: ...ayed wires Replace cut cables or frayed wires immediately WARNING Risk of Damage Serious Injury or Death Pinched or severed cable s harness es may present a shock or fire hazard and may result in damage injury or death Ensure all cables harnesses are routed and secured properly and that no pinching or pulling occurs over the full range of power positioning functions Inspect all cables harnesses pe...

Page 20: ... other suppliers have unknown EMI properties NOTE There is no easy way to evaluate their effect on the overall immunity of the powered wheelchair Promptly report all incidents of unintended movement of the power positioning system and or powered wheelchair including brake release and note whether there was a source of EMI near the wheelchair at the time of occurrence Contact Motion Concepts Custom...

Page 21: ...gnated Transport Brackets to tie down the wheelchair base during transport Wheelchair bases MUST be equipped with Transport Brackets TRBKTS for safe transportation in a motor vehicle Approved tie downs straps MUST be secured at the designated labelled anchoring points on the Transport Brackets see section 2 11 3 NEVER allow any part of the Motion Concepts power positioning system to be used as a t...

Page 22: ...a tilt or recline seat function then it must be placed in its upright position Power elevated legrests if fitted must be fully lowered prior to transport 2 0 2 0 SAFETY INFORMATION SAFETY INFORMATION 2 11 3 ANCHORING THE WHEELCHAIR IN A VEHICLE IMPORTANT Please refer to your Power Wheelchair Base Owners Operators Manual provided separately for detailed information on anchoring your wheelchair base...

Page 23: ... for our MPS system taking into account the various positioning configuration and accessories offered by Motion Concepts IMPORTANT The following dimensional information is provided for the Motion Concepts MPS system only It does not include the power wheelchair base 2 12 1 UL MAXX MODULAR POWER STANDING MPS SYSTEM Parameters and Dimensions i OVERALL DIMENSIONS Modular Power Standing System MPSS TI...

Page 24: ...MATION i Modular Power Standing System MPSS TILT RECLINE ELEVATE STAND POWER CM LEGS TILT FUNCTION RECLINE FUNCTION ELEVATE FUNCTION STAND FUNCTION 168 OF MAX RECLINE ACHIEVES UP TO 178 OF MAX RECLINE AT FULL ANTERIOR STAND 68 5 OF TYPICAL STAND ...

Page 25: ... ensure the wheelchair performs in accordance with the programming specifications If the wheelchair does not perform to specifications immediately turn off the wheelchair and have the technician re enter the program specifications If wheelchair still does not perform to the correctly contact the power base manufacturer or Motion Concepts Technical Service Dept for assistance WARNING Risk of Damage...

Page 26: ...he M290 Remote Attendant Control included with our M Series electronics see also Section 4 1 2 may be used to program the individual actuators seating functions to the switch control Programming via the attendant control is password protected and may only be performed by a Qualified Service Technician During programming each seat function may be configured to operate in either direct mode or toggl...

Page 27: ...e loss of power resulting in death serious injury or damage Ensure the joystick harness is securely connected to the controller DANGER Risk of Death Serious Injury or Damage A malfunctioning joystick could cause unintended erratic movement resulting in death serious injury or damage If unintended erratic movement occurs stop using the wheelchair immediately and contact a qualified technician DANGE...

Page 28: ...s the Mode Button a second time or press the Profile Button For a detailed summary of each of the power positioning functions available on the Rovi MPS System please refer to Section 3 3 Understanding your Power Positioning Functions For instructions on how to operate your Rovi MPS System using the RNet Remote Joystick please refer to Section 3 4 3 2 4 POWER POSITIONING SYSTEM CONTROLS POWER SEATI...

Page 29: ...PS System is tilted The tilt function compensates for weight shift by sliding the pivot axis and entire seat assembly forward as the seat tilts back TILT RANGE OF TRAVEL The Rovi MPS system seating module allows for a maximum tilt angle range up to 45 Note The full range of Tilt is only available when the Rovi MPS system is in the non elevated non standing position TILT LOCKOUTS LIMITS On the Rovi...

Page 30: ...ER MOUNT LEGREST FUNCTION WARNING Risk of serious injury or damage ALWAYS maintain a minimum of 3 inches between bottom of the front riggings and the floor ground while the wheelchair is in motion to ensure proper ground clearance If necessary elevate the front rigging or tilt seat to achieve proper ground clearance The Rovi MPS System comes configured with our Power Articulating Belt Drive Center...

Page 31: ...an Elevated position there will be LIMITED Recline function available The amount of recline will be reduced due to the Drive Lockout DLO Limit If the power Legrest is out of home extended prior to activating the Elevate function the legrest will automatically return to its home position PRIOR to transitioning into the Elevate position 3 3 4 ELEVATE FUNCTION The ELEVATE function allows the MPS Maxx...

Page 32: ...ion even at reduced speed NEVER lean forward or sideways to grab items objects or shift body position in any direction while in an standing position NEVER transfer in or out of your wheelchair while in the standing position STAND LOCKOUTS LIMITS The Tilt function will remain locked out non functional at all times throughout the Stand function note If the seating system is already tilted when the S...

Page 33: ...eet the needs preferences of the end user and are also dependent on whether the power seating function is programmed to operate in direct mode or toggle mode The following section illustrates the standard factory default configuration for thru joystick operation of the Rovi MPS System 3 4 Operating the ROVI MPS System Thru the Joystick NOTE Changes to the joystick configuration for each power posi...

Page 34: ...rd on the joystick control 4 Hold the joystick control until you reach the desired position angle Release the joystick control to stop 2b 1 3 4 2a 1 2b 3 4 3 POWER LEGREST FUNCTION THRU JOYSTICK 2b 1 POWER LEGREST INSTRUCTIONS Note the Legrest Function operates in DIRECT mode thru the joystick 1 Press the Mode Button 1 on the remote joystick to put the wheelchair in power seating mode 2 Press the ...

Page 35: ... 4 5 ELEVATE FUNCTION THRU JOYSTICK 3 0 PROGRAMMING 3 0 PROGRAMMING AND AND OPERATING OPERATING YOUR YOUR ROVI MPS SYSTEM ROVI MPS SYSTEM 3 4 2a 1 2b 3 4 6 STAND FUNCTION THRU JOYSTICK 1 STAND INSTRUCTIONS Note the Stand Function operates in DIRECT mode thru the joystick 1 Press the Mode Button 1 on the remote joystick to put the wheelchair in power seating mode 2 Press the joystick control to the...

Page 36: ...id YELLOW colored turtle will appear on the LCD joystick display or a Solid RED colored turtle on the LCD Advanced Joystick display Power Seating Mode Power Seating Mode the turtle will appear next to the wheelchair icon on the joystick display 1 Drive Mode Drive Mode the turtle will appear inside the drive speed indicator on the joystick display 2 1 2 2 1 3 II DRIVE LOCKOUT DLO INDICATORS The DLO...

Page 37: ...ing the same switch again will cause the actuator motor to travel in the reverse direction 3 5 Operating the ROVI MPS System Thru a Separate Switch Control TILT DIRECT mode Tilt Up Press Switch Forward Tilt Down Press Switch Backward RECLINE TOGGLE mode Recline Back Press Switch Forward Recline Up Release Pause then Press Switch Forward again POWER LEGS TOGGLE mode Legrest Extend Press Switch Back...

Page 38: ...ackward 2 Release the switch pause for 1 2 seconds until you hear a click then press forward again on the RECLINE switch 1 to recline forward back to an upright position 1 3 5 3 POWER RECLINE FUNCTION THRU SWITCH 1 Press downward on the Legrest LEGS switch 1 to extend the legrests outward 2 Release the switch pause for 1 2 seconds until you hear a click then press downward again on the legrest LEG...

Page 39: ...rive Lockout DLO 3 5 7 THRU SWITCH SAFETY INDICATORS for REDUCED DRIVE SPEED DRIVE LOCKOUT REDUCED DRIVE SPEED RDS The RDS Limit places the wheelchair into a reduced drive speed prior to DLO when the seating system is tilted and or reclined beyond a preset angle or raised beyond the home position for the Elevate Stand functions When the Rovi MPS system is in reduced drive speed the LED indicator l...

Page 40: ...ay power off TOP Up Down Arrows Operate Motor Function NOTE When not in use the screen display on the Attendant Control is designed to enter into sleep mode after 10 sec To activate or re awaken the Remote Attendant Control touch the screen display or press on of the Up Down function arrows Scroll via arrows to select seat function i e TILT RECLINE ELEVATE STAND LEG e g TILT FORWARD e g TILT BACKW...

Page 41: ...standing beyond a designated pre programmed safe operating angle position When the Rovi MPS System is in Drive Lockout the status indicator bar on the Remote Attendant Control display with turn Orange and NO DRIVE will be indicated on the screen NOTE In order to return the wheelchair to normal drive speed the affected power positioning function Tilt and or Recline and or Elevate and or Stand must ...

Page 42: ...rtment for assistance Remote Attendant Control M610 Series Seat Control 3 6 Function includes Remote Attendant Control The seat control box is the brain behind our Power Positioning Systems It is responsible for controlling the available motor functions i e tilt recline elevate etc as well as signaling the associated safety limits and lockouts i e DLO Limit Reduced Speed Drive etc Motion Concepts ...

Page 43: ... safety limits and lockouts see also Section 3 6 3 GREEN Status Indicator indicates the seating system is in the HOME position WHITE GREEN Status Indicator indicates the seating system is OUT OF HOME YELLOW Status Indicator indicates the seating system wheelchair is in Reduced Drive Speed RDS ORANGE Status Indicator indicates the seating system wheelchair is in Drive Lockout DLO 1 Note Requires pa...

Page 44: ...ecommended settings To ensure proper set up adjustments to safety lockouts and limits must ONLY be performed by a Qualified Technician WARNING Risk of Death or Serious Injury Operating the wheelchair with the seat back angle position beyond the recommended drive lock out DLO angle can cause instability resulting in death or serious injury from the wheelchair tipping over For wheelchair systems pro...

Page 45: ...home position Front Out of Home RDS Limit for Elevate Stand Tilt DLO Angle measured from vertical Max DLO 30 Front Recline DLO 4 3 1 TILT RECLINE DRIVE LOCKOUT DLO AND REDUCED DRIVE SPEED RDS LIMIT Both the TILT and RECLINE functions are programmed with a Drive Lockout DLO Limit to prevent the wheelchair from being driven when the seating system is Tilted and or Reclined beyond a pre determined sa...

Page 46: ...TRONICS ELECTRONICS 4 3 4 TIPSY ANGLE SENSOR The Tipsy Angle Sensor is a programmable limit switch that utilizes a separate angle sensor mounted to the seating system refer to images that follow The M11S Tipsy angle sensor is utilized with our M Series electronics and may be programmed by a Qualified Technician using the M290 Remote Attendant Control The tipsy angle sensors allows for the individu...

Page 47: ...ts to improve your comfort The following section identifies a variety of features and adjustment options common to our power positioning systems WARNING Risk of Serious Injury or Damage Your seating system has been uniquely configured and installed onto the the power wheelchair base prior to delivery There are a limited number of adjustments that can be safely performed by the end user To ensure t...

Page 48: ...k back into place NOTE All lower clips below linkage must be installed prior to the upper clips Always adjust clips equally on both links arm pad arm pad WARNING Risk of Injury or damage due to improper set up adjustment ALWAYS test the swing away joystick over its full range of motion to ensure there is no interference ALWAYS ensure the height of the joystick is properly adjusted to prevent accid...

Page 49: ...s are secured independently to their respective recline back cane and offer a variety of adjustment options to alter the angle width and height as necessary The recline cantilever armrest is also designed to flip back to allow for side transfers when required Recline Glide Rail Height Adjustment Screws x3 ARM HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT Adjusting the Height of the Recline Cantilever Armrest repeat for each ...

Page 50: ...y ARMREST ANGLE ADJUSTMENT Adjust Clockwise to Raise Arm Angle Adjust Counter clockwise to Lower Arm Angle Adjusting the Angel of the Recline Cantilever Armrest repeat for each armrest 1 Using a 4mm hex key tool rotate the set screw in the armrest mounting bracket CLOCKWISE to RAISE INCREASE the armrest angle or COUNTER CLOCKWISE to LOWER DECREASE the armrest angle 1 1 The angle of the Recline Can...

Page 51: ...unting bracket recline back cane 2 Note The armrest with the Remote Joystick installed may be removed but will still be connected via the joystick cable harness 3 To re install the armrest repeat steps 1 and 2 in the reverse sequence Making certain that the armrest plunger pin is fully engaged locked into place following installation left armrest shown WARNING Risk of serious injury or damage Do N...

Page 52: ...ERHEAD VIEW e g Full Length Arm Pad shown T Nut T nuts are offset may be rotated to maximize slot clearance 1 75 45mm iv Depth Adjustment 1 Using the hardware provided install the moulded arm pad tray onto the armrest tube left or right in the pre determined mounting orientation see Fig 1 and arm pad position see width depth adjustments below 2 Secure the modular armpad inside the moulded tray via...

Page 53: ...ads are typically installed via two mounting screws which secure the arm pad to the armrest tube as illustrated below Flat Arm Pad full Gel Arm Pad long 5 0 5 0 SEATING ACCESSORIES COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS SEATING ACCESSORIES COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS NOTE Desk Length arm pads also available for the armpads indicated Set Screws x8 Mounting Screw x2 width depth adjustment mounting slots x3 Clamping Bars x2 Nu...

Page 54: ...nterference with the front riggings electronic harnesses or any other component of the seating system and ensure the wheelchair DOES NOT easily tip forward or backward If at any point you have any concerns with the stability of your wheelchair keep the wheelchair in an upright stable position and contact your Dealer Service Provider immediately to arrange service 5 4 Seat Width Adjustment 5 5 Seat...

Page 55: ... performed by a qualified technician Seat depth adjustments can have a significant effect on the overall stability of the wheelchair The final set up must take into account the overall system stability and the driveability requirements of the end user Please consult with your service provider prior to making any adjustments The seat pan on the Rovi MPS System is an adjustable four piece assembly a...

Page 56: ...nd clearance of 3 inches 76mm or the minimum ground clearance stated by wheelchair base manufacture whichever is greater If necessary elevate the front rigging or tilt the seat to achieve the proper ground clearance prior to driving the wheelchair If the wheelchair dips forward and the foot platform touches the ground while in motion please contact your Dealer for immediate assistance and or inspe...

Page 57: ...acket and ensure there is one empty hole spaced in between each screw refer to Fig 1 below 3 Complete the KTH adjustment on the opposite footplate 4 Verify that all mounting hardware is properly installed and fully secured 13 KTH Length 5 7 1 CENTER MOUNT LEGREST KNEE TO HEEL KTH ADJUSTMENTS With the client in a seated upright non standing position the knee to heel KTH length of the legrest should...

Page 58: ...9 5 and Large 6 x 11 5 1 5 0 5 0 SEATING ACCESSORIES COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS SEATING ACCESSORIES COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS Fig 1 iii Calf Pad Adjustments The curved calf pads are mounted onto the CM legrest via an adjustable mounting bracket The calf pads may be adjusted independently on their respective mounting bracket using the two 2 mounting screws at the rear of the calf pads The calf pads may be mount...

Page 59: ...bly be placed in its stowed position The removable knee block assembly installs onto the retractable mounting bar on the CM Legrest The Knee Block Assembly offers multiple adjustments including depth height knee pad width and knee pad angle Detailed adjustment instructions are provided in the sections that follow IMPORTANT The knee block is designed to provide stability and support to the users le...

Page 60: ...ning into the standing position The Safety Pin must ALWAYS be locked into place when the knee block is installed on the CM Legrest To ensure the MPS system is properly adjusted practice the Standing function with your Therapist and or Service Provider present Make certain you feel comfortable and stable in the full Standing position Retractable Mounting Bar 1 WARNING Risk of injury When the knee b...

Page 61: ... will snug up against the users legs 3 With the adjustment completed lock the plunger pin into place to secure the knee block assembly into position then insert the Safety Pin into the outermost hole in the mounting bar 3 Ensure the pin is fully inserted engaged The safety the pin must ALWAYS be locked into place when the knee block assembly is installed on the CM Legrest 4 Ensure all other safety...

Page 62: ...e clamp assembly The knee block assembly allows for independent pad width adjustment along the cross tube to achieve the de sired leg alignment To adjust the knee blocks loosen the clamp assembly 1 and slide the pad inward or out ward along the cross tube until the desired pad position is achieved 2 Retighten the clamp assembly to secure the knee block in place2 2 NOTE Please refer to Section 5 10...

Page 63: ...kwise IMPORTANT The legrest belt is factory pre set during installation We strongly recommend that belt adjustments only be performed by a Qualified Technician if necessary Belt inspection should be performed as part of the routine maintenance of the Rovi MPS System If you notice a significant loss of tension in the legrest belt please contact your local Dealer to arrange for a belt inspection and...

Page 64: ...oth left right mounting brackets 3 To use the swing away feature disengage the shorter post length from its mounting bracket 4a leaving the opposite longer post still installed inside its mounting bracket then swing rotate the chest bar outward 4b 1 4b post height adjustment lock set screw 3 5 13 CHEST BAR CHEST RESTRAINT ADJUSTMENT 5 13 2 CHEST BAR DEPTH ADJUSTMENT Loosen the adjustment screws x2...

Page 65: ...approved by the vehicle manufacturer ALWAYS be certain to read the safety information provided in the belt manufacturer owner s manual IMPORTANT A postural belt should ALWAYS be used when the wheelchair is occupied A postural belt allows users to sit securely comfortably and well positioned in the wheelchair and is especially important for users who experience difficulties with balance while sitti...

Page 66: ...just the height of the chest strap loosen the adjustment screw and slide the t nut chest strap up or down along the glide rail 2 to the desired position Re tighten the adjustment knob to secure the chest strap into position NOTE the left and right chest straps should be adjusted to the same height position 5 14 1 TYPES OF POSTURAL BELTS Your wheelchair may be fitted with the following types of pos...

Page 67: ...les airplanes to prevent slipping and bladder pressure Adjust the belt length as needed using the cinch mount or flat mount fittings The belt should be adjusted so that you can fit a flat hand between the belt and your body when the buckle is fastened together For a padded postural belt the pads should touch each other when the belt adjustment straps are tightened For a standard non padded postura...

Page 68: ...duction The upper linkages on the ESR assembly will allow for minor Back Height Adjustments up to 1 1 8 30mm if necessary To adjust the height of the Recline Back loosen the two linkage adjustment screws 1 and slide the linkages back shell up or down as required 2 Note the recline back will slide up and down along the glide blocks on the recline back canes Re tighten adjustment screws following ad...

Page 69: ...epth Adjustment Loosen screws x2 to adjust lateral height or remove Lift up on bracket to release LATERAL TRUNK SUPPORT Loosen screws x2 to adjust bracket width Loosen screws x2 to adjust pad depth then Swing lateral rearward Height Adjustment 1 Width Adjustment 2 Pad Depth Adjustment Angle Adjustment Swing Away Feature left assembly shown Loosen nuts screws x2 to adjust pad angle 5 16 LATERAL TRU...

Page 70: ...desired depth via slot Pad Depth Adjustment Fore and Aft Depth Adjustment via extruded side rail Loosen adjustment screw do not remove and adjust the hip support via the ultra rail Note Pad sizes may vary from shown 5 0 5 0 SEATING ACCESSORIES COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS SEATING ACCESSORIES COMFORT ADJUSTMENTS WARNING Risk of serious injury or damage When performing transfer activities into and out of the...

Page 71: ...Fore Aft Depth Adjustment Loosen adjustment screws x2 do not remove and adjust the hip support via the ultra rail Loosen screws x2 and adjust hip pad to desired depth via slotted channel Pad Height Adjustments Ultra Rail i Mounting Plate Height Adjustments in 1 2 increments ii Pad Height Adjustments via pad mounting slots and or mounting plate Upper Slot Lower Slot Upper Mounting Plate Hip Knee Pa...

Page 72: ...lan 4 Point Pads E4PTSM HEADREST PAD DESCRIPTION MODEL Standard Fabric Cover Infection Control Wipeable Cover Elan Standard Pad 6 x 3 5 15cm x 9cm ESP6 ESP6 IC Elan Standard Pad 10 x 5 25cm x 13cm ESP10 ESP10 IC Elan Standard Pad 14 x 5 36cm x 13cm ESP14 ESP14 IC Elan Occipital Pad 9 x 7 23cm x 18cm EOP9 EOP9 IC Elan Occipital Pad 12 x 8 30cm x 20cm EOP12 EOP12 IC Elan 4 Point Pad sm 9 x 7 23cm x ...

Page 73: ...acket set headrest to the desired position then re tighten hardware 1 2 3 4 NOTE It may be necessary to remove and modify the back cushion cover in order to access the headrest mounting holes on the back pan An optional shim plate is available and may be installed between the clamp assembly and the back pan to provide additional spacing clearance when required 5 18 3 MULTI AXIS HEADREST HARDWARE M...

Page 74: ...rdware provided Fig 1A 2 Install the headrest pad onto the Elan hardware using the headrest mounting ring hardware provided Fig 1B 3 Loosen remove the lower D Clamp from vertical mounting post using 2 5mm hex key Fig 1C CAUTION To ensure the Elan Headrest Hardware Linkages remain secure following adjustment be certain to adhere to the following Cautions DO NOT fully disassemble the headrest linkag...

Page 75: ... adjustment screws 6 Secure the Lower D Ring onto the vertical post so that it rest flush with the bottom of the clamp assembly to prevent slipping 2 1NOTE If installing the optional Lever Handles carefully remove the adjustment screws from the upper and or lower pivot then thread the lever handle into the hex insert see Fig 3 2NOTE If necessary the vertical headrest post can be modified cut in or...

Page 76: ... protector plate on the recline pushbar Re adjust the headrest pivots linkages to compensate for the increased headrest post height Following any headrest adjustments ALWAYS test for collision interference over the full range of Recline ESR Make further adjustments as necessary Recline Interference Insufficient Clearance X X IMPROPER SET UP PROPER SET UP i Multi Axis Headrest Hardware MAHW 5 18 5 ...

Page 77: ...e full range of travel 7 Check all wires and cables over the complete tilt recline elevate stand range for pulling crushing or tight bends 8 Check that all safety accessories knee bolster chest bar postural support belt and chest strap are working properly 9 Check that the charger functions properly 10 Check that the acceleration and deceleration of the wheelchair have been programmed to levels ap...

Page 78: ...i annual 6 month service inspection DAILY MAINTENANCE Check that the joystick and or switches push buttons toggles that operate your power positioning system are functioning properly Charge your batteries Refer to the battery charging information provided section 7 5 as well as your Power Base Owners Manual for important information on battery charging and proper battery care SEMI ANNUAL SERVICE I...

Page 79: ...operator is responsible for ensuring that the power wheelchair and seating system remains in an operationally reliable condition Inadequate or neglected care and maintenance of the mobility device will result in a limitation of the manufacturer s liability DANGER Risk of Death Serious Injury or Damage Incorrect repair and or servicing of this wheelchair performed by users caregivers or unqualified...

Page 80: ...ts foot plates receivers calf pads armrests arm pads laterals hip guides etc X X X Inspect listen for loose parts rattling ensure all fasteners are secure X X X Inspect that all pivot points are secured do not overtighten and operating smoothly freely lubricate as needed X X X Inspect the Anti Tipper front suspension lockout mechanism to ensure it is functioning correctly Inspect mechanism for wea...

Page 81: ... use of heavy grease or high viscosity lubricants as this can cause a build up of dirt and contaminates which could reduce overall performance Pivot Point Lubrication Adjust the seating system to full stand Use a clean rag to wipe away any dirt residue around pivots and along glide channels Lubricate main pivot points of the positioning module periodically using a general purpose oil STANDER MODUL...

Page 82: ... BATTERY CHARGING WARNING For detailed information on charging your powerbase batteries please be certain to read and follow the instructions provided by the powerbase manufacturer the battery charger manufacturer Do Not use the charge level indicator charge level indicator on a joystick display joystick display to determine the existing battery charge The joystick display indicates surface voltag...

Page 83: ...jured or cause damage to the voltmeter 7 6 1 BATTERY CASE DRAW TEST 1 Inspect battery for signs of corrosion moisture and or dirt that could lead to unnecessary discharge of the battery 2 Test with Voltmeter by placing one lead on the Positive Positive RED RED battery terminal 3 Drag the other lead across the battery case in different locations 4 Voltmeter should read 0 zero if there is no dischar...

Page 84: ...fer to Section 4 3 DLO Limit Switch Mechanical Switch is not set up properly Adjust DLO Limit Switch Mechanical Switch Faulty Tipsy Sensor Check Replace Tipsy Sensor Faulty DLO Limit Switch Replace DLO Limit Switch Mechanical Switch Loose faulty electrical connection Check connections Faulty Tipsy Sensor Check Replace Tipsy Sensor Tipsy Sensor is not set up properly Reset Re program Tipsy Sensor r...

Page 85: ...ot apparent and exposure is unavoidable The sources of radiated EMI can be broadly classified into three categories ELECTRO MAGNETIC INTERFERENCE WARNING WARNING It is very important that you read this information regarding the possible effects of electromagnetic interference EMI on your Motion Concepts Modular Power Standing System MPSS and your powered wheelchair base Please also be certain to r...

Page 86: ...ETIC INTERFERENCE EMI INFORMATION ELECTRO MAGNETIC INTERFERENCE EMI INFORMATION iii Long Range Transmitters and Transceivers such as commercial broadcast transmitters radio and TV broadcast antenna towers and amateur HAM radios NOTE The following devices are not likely to cause EMI problems to your powered wheelchair Cordless phones laptop computers without phone fax AM FM radios TV sets CD player...

Page 87: ... properties NOTE There is no easy way to evaluate their effect on the overall immunity of the powered wheelchair Promptly report all incidents of unintended movement of the power positioning system and or powered wheelchair including brake release and note whether there was a source of EMI near the wheelchair at the time of occurrence Contact Motion Concepts Customer Service Department USA 888 433...

Page 88: ... 866 748 7943 Concord Ontario Fax 905 695 0138 L4K 3C1 Tech Service 800 680 4191 info motionconcepts com www www motionconcepts com USA Motion Concepts 700 Ensminger Rd Suite 112 Tel 716 447 0050 Tonawanda New York Tel toll free 866 433 6818 14150 Fax 888 433 6834 Tech Service 888 433 6818 ...

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