Joystick is too sensitive - NRS Hoveround MPV 5 - Used Power Wheelchair

The good news is that your MOTOR WORKS in at least ONE direction... I would suspect that "Joystick" and the switches inside are at fault!

Here is a decent Link for TROUBLESHOOTING

http://www.quantumrehab.com/pdf/basic-troubleshooting-instructions/infinfb2594_q6_edge_basic_troubleshooting.pdf

PARTS DETAIL

Q6 Edge Replacement Parts

It MAY be called this:
F1 ELE124312 JOYSTICK GIMBLE, DIGITAL, Q-LOGIC 2 but it ain't cheap at $404 + shipping.

THIS MAY work for you:

Hitec 2 Axis Joystick GIM-01 from RobotShop.com
• Aurora 9 Gimbal• Create your own control solution• Can enable or disable self centering on both axis• Feature high sensitivity, 8 ball-bearings, and adjustable tensionThe 2 ... at about $18

AND see THIS Link for other choices:
Search results for Hitec 2 Axis Joystick GIM 01

MOREr designs that are VERY reasonable!

Anthony

There are adjustments that can be made with a programmer, a good technician can set these quickly for you.

I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/bill_bcbb89783b08c489

You have to have a Invacare Remote Programmer to plug into the joystick and program different sensitivity levels. Sorry, there is no other way to adjust the joystick. Find a store that sells Invacare chairs and see if they can program your joystick. The programmers are expensive to buy and without training with one you could easily cause your chair to really drive bad to not drive at all.

The PB sensitivity may be turned off for all the track(upp1,upp2,upp3,lowr).Turn this on to desired level.Also check the joystick settings.Turn that also on.PB sen and joystick options are there in menu.

The VSI controller (joystick) for this power wheelchair can be adjusted using a PP1 programmer available to a dealer or certified technician. Adjustments can be made through programming for joystick throw and sensitivity. I suggest you contact a local power wheelchair dealer to provide this service.
In my experience, I have never charged a client to program their power chair if they have come in to the retail location. The programming is quickly and easily done and it is just plain good customer service to do it free of charge. If a technician needs to be sent out to the home it should be a minimum labor charge. Hope this helps,

The Jazzy wheelchairs have programmable controller. This includes the length of the pause before moving, speed, acceleration speed and deacceleration speed. You usually need a programmer to change the programming. You supplier should have one. For your nearest supplier have a look at the pridemobility website: www.pridemobility.com

Hi,
Yes I have fixed the problem.I went into control panel ,System,Hardware,Device Manager and I noticed that there were two Saitek's.I just rolled back to a previous driver and hey presto.
Thanks anyway
Kevy.

Im guessing you can adjust the sensitivity in the game, or adjusting the sensitivity on the joystick directly.

There is a sensitivity setting in the Xbox menu. This should fix the problem.

Both Fallout 3 and Oblivion have similar problems. The sensitivity is kind of off for these games and you will probably have to adjust the sensitivity as I had to. :-)

You can reduce sensitivity by using the Logitech Profiler tool, which is on the cd that followed the product.
In the bottom left you will find a list of the axis', select the one you want to adjust, and a window will pop up, where you can change sensitivity, deadzone and range.