medemagroup MC 1124 Electric Scooter User Guide

MC 1124 Electric Scooter
User Guide

Quick Guide – MC 1124

Introduction

Congratulations on your new MC 1124 electric mobility wheelchair. You are now the owner of an electric mobility wheelchair developed for use indoors as well as outdoors. It is what is called a Class B vehicle according to the European standard EN 12184.
For optimum enjoyment of this vehicle – and to avoid breakdowns and accidents – we recommend that you read the User Manual carefully. If you are a new user, you should pay particular attention to the section “Driving the MC 1124”.

Note:
This Quick Guide is to be regarded as a supplement to the User Manual.
The information in the Quick Guide cannot, therefore, be expected to be complete.
NB: Errors and omissions excepted. Specifications are subject to change.
We reserve the right to update this guide as required.

Warning!

The vehicle must not be lent to persons who are not completely familiar with it.
The vehicle is designed for one person only.
Max. user weight 150 kg.
Medema A/S is not responsible for any damage or injuries caused by the inappropriate or unsafe use of the MC 1124.

Part names

The part names given below refer to the descriptions later in this guide.

Introduction CJSM1

CJSM1 is a fully programmable module-based controller system, that makes it possible for the user to fully control movement and speed.

Designations – buttons

CJSM1

Settings menu

Set Time
The menu is accessed by depressing the Speed Down and Speed Up buttons simultaneously (Pos 7 and 8 in the table Designations – buttons).

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A right joystick deflection will enter a clock adjustment screen in which further joystick deflections are used to set the time.
Choose Exit to save and return to the main screen.

Set Display Time

Choose the menu Display Time with the joystick. A right joystick deflection, enter the menu.
The following possibilities appear 12hr, 24hr, or OFF.
Deflect the joystick to the right /left to choose the menu you want. Choose Exit

Set Distance

This sets the functionality of the odometer and a screen as below will appear.
Total Distance shows the total distance this chair has driven with this Power module.
Trip Distance shows the distance driven since the last reset.
Select in this menu which value to show on the main screen.

The menu, Clear Trip Distance, resets the Trip distance to zero.
Exit – return to the previous menu.

Set Backlight

This sets the intensity of the LCD backlight.
The adjustable range is 0% to 100% in steps of 10%. Adjustments are made with left and right joystick deflections.

Set Background

The standard setting from the factory is blue. But in bright sunlight, the white background can be better.
Options are Blue, White, and Auto.
If the choice is blue, it means that the background is blue in all profiles.

If the choice is white, it means that the background is white in all profiles.
If the choice is auto the background is controlled by the parameter Background, where the background can be set per profile a.e. Blue for Indoor use, and White for the outdoor profile.

Adjusting seat and footrest

Turn on the joystick and press the Function button (Mode) Use the joystick left/right to select the function you want to adjust. Press the joystick up/ down to adjust.

Only the available settings will be displayed.

System lock

Locking the system
Press and hold the ON/OFF button down for four seconds while the system is ON. Push the joystick forward until you hear a beep. Push the joystick back until you hear a beep. Now the system is locked.
Unlock the system
** Push the joystick forward until you hear a beep. Push the joystick back until you hear a beep. Let go of the joystick. The system starts in normal mode.
**

Troubleshooting

If a system trip occurs, you can find out what has happened by counting the number of LEDs on the battery gauge that are flashing.
Below is a list of self-help actions. Try to use this list before you contact your service agent.

Check the connections to the battery. If the connections are good, try charging the battery.
2 LED| The left-hand motor has a bad connection. Check the connections to the left-hand motor.
3 LED| The left-hand motor has a short circuit to a battery connection. Contact your service agent.
4 LED| The right-hand motor has a bad connection. Check the connections to the right-hand motor.
5 LED| The right-hand motor has a short circuit to a battery connection. Contact your service agent.
6 LED| The wheelchair is being prevented from driving by an external signal. The exact cause will depend on the type of wheelchair you have.
7 LED| A joystick fault is indicated. Make sure that the joystick is in the center position before switching on the control system.
8 LED| A possible control system fault is indicated. Make sure that all connections are secure.
9 LED| The parking brakes have a bad connection. Check the parking brake and motor connections. Make sure the control system connections are secure.
10 LED| An excessive voltage has been applied to the control system. This is usually caused by a poor battery connection. Check the battery connections.
7 LED+ S| A communication fault is indicated. Make sure that the joystick cable is securely connected and not damaged.

Charging

1. Plug the cable into the control box on the wheelchair
2. Plug the charger into the outlet or switch it on
3. Use the indicator lights on the charger to check that charging has started.
4. When charging has finished, switch off or unplug the charger, and then remove the charger cable from the control box.

You are recommended to charge the batteries every night after you have used the wheelchair. (Further information in the User Manual)
Note:
If the batteries are damaged or leaking, you should avoid touching them because you may burn yourself.
Contact a qualified workshop immediately!
Old batteries must be delivered to an approved facility for safe disposal.
Further information is in the User Manual.

Driving the MC 1124

Before getting on or off the vehicle, you must check the following:
A. That the wheelchair is switched off and that it is not disengaged.
B. That the wheelchair and the seat you are moving to are both stable.
C. Avoid placing your full body weight on the footrests. This may tip the wheelchair forwards.
While driving, you must place your arms on the armrests and your feet on the footrests.
Cables and leads must be fixed using ties.
Never attempt to climb onto raised objects or curbs higher than 7 cm, and always approach changes of a level head-on, with the front and back wheels moving in a straight line.

Warning!
The seat should NEVER be hoisted while driving on uneven surfaces, slopes, or up and down curbs. The higher the seat is raised, the more unstable the chair becomes.
Note:
If your MC/vehicle is fitted with a docking system from Dahl Engineering, note that the clearance changes to 5.5 cm.
See the User Manual for details about driving on hills, inclines, and declines, and driving on public roads.

10 tips for driving the MC 1124:

• Reduce the speed when turning corners and also when going downhill.

• Reduce the speed when driving on inclines. Max. incline = 6° = 10%

• Reduce the speed when driving on a sideways incline.
  Max. sideways incline = 6°

• Avoid parking on snow and ice.

• Always park on a level (flat) surface.

• Avoid driving off-road.

• Avoid driving on icy surfaces, or smooth surfaces (for example snow or freshly mown grass).

• Never attempt to climb curbs higher than 7 cm. If the wheelchair has a docking system, the clearance is reduced to 5,5 cm.

• Avoiding driving over curbs diagonally. There is a risk of tipping over.

• Not to be used for towing other vehicles, etc.

Note:
Do not drive the MC 1124 when under the influence. This applies to both medicine and alcohol.
Warning!
If the vehicle behaves abnormally in any way – makes noises, smells burnt, etc. – stop the vehicle immediately and seek technical assistance. By continuing to drive, there may be a danger of fire or that vital parts being destroyed.

Driving on public roads:

When driving on public roads, footpaths, pedestrian streets, car parks, shopping centers, etc. you must make sure you adjust your speed and distance for other users. At 7 km/h you must follow the traffic rules applicable to cyclists.
This also means that your lights must be switched on during the lighting-up time. (Optional extra)
On footpaths, the maximum speed is 6 km/h. In this situation, you are regarded as a pedestrian.
Note :
You should assume that other road users cannot see you while you are sitting in the MC. So take great care and wait for the road to clear before crossing.
Driving on stairs/escalators:
The wheelchair is not designed for use on stairs or escalators and any attempt to do so may cause serious injury to yourself and others.

Brakes

The MC 1124 is equipped with two sets of brakes: The motor brake and the parking brake.
Motor braking:
When you drive downhill, the control unit of the MC 1124 applies the motor brake.
Parking brake:
When the vehicle is stationary and the joystick is not moved, a magnetic brake is automatically applied to each drive unit. For driving, the magnetic brake is released first, after which the MC 1124 can be driven as described above.
Note!
You must NEVER brake the MC 1124 by switching off the I/O button while moving, as this applies the magnetic brake with considerable force, with a resulting risk of tipping.
Disengagement:
The MC 1124 is equipped with two disengagement levers: One on each side of the vehicle.
ALWAYS disengage on both sides.

Warning!
When the wheelchair is disengaged, the braking system is deactivated. Before an occupant is left unattended or attempts to operate the wheelchair, make sure that the disengagement handles are placed in (a normal position for driving), which means it’s connected (the chair can not be pushed).
You must NEVER disengage on sloping terrain. This can lead to serious damage or personal injury.

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The normal position for driving – pushed up
Position for disengagement – pushed down

Safety check

See the User Manual

Serial number

All wheelchairs have a serial number plate showing the year of production, month, and serial number. The same serial number can also be found on the front of the User Manual.
Please quote the serial number when making inquiries about servicing, spare parts, etc.

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