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NOTE: This product has been tested for Electromagnetic
and Radio Frequency Interference (EMI/RFI) and has met
standard requirements. Please refer to the Consumer
Safety Guide for more information regarding EMI/RFI.
Although we do not recommend using a cell phone
while operating a power chair, the system is capable
of receiving and/or making calls through a cell phone
device, accessing music files or contact lists, and
navigating a device menu.
Bluetooth Electronic Specifications
EMC Testing on Sample Wheelchair
Bluetooth Output Power 10 mW
Operation Range 40 m LOS (Line of Sight)
Operating Temperature -40°F to 185°F / -40°C
to 85°C
Storage Temperature -67°F to 302°F / -55°C
to 150°C
RF Wireless Technology Type Co-existence with IEEE
802.11 (AWMA, AFH)
Encryption Security 128-bit
Susceptibility Tested to 20V/m to IEC 61000-4-3
Emissions To CISPR11, Group 1, Class B
ESD To IEC 610000-4-2
FCC ID
FCC ID: T7V1316
IC: 216Q-1316
FCC Information contains transmitter module
The Q-Logic 3e system includes Bluetooth that can be
used to program the Q-Logic 3e electronics.
If a programmer is connected to the power chair, the Q-Logic
3e screen will ask the user to accept Bluetooth access by
programming device.
1. To accept the Bluetooth connection, perform a forward
command on the power chair's input device.
To accept Bluetooth access by programming device:
BASIC OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Interactive Assist
The Interactive Assist uses the Q-Logic 3e's Bluetooth
connection to allow your provider access to the Q-Logic 3e's
Diagnostic information. The connection requires the user to
accept access similar to the Bluetooth programming. Refer
to the Interactive Assist manual for details.
USB Charging Port
The Q-Logic 3e hand control includes a USB-C port for
charging small devices.
The USB port will output up to 1.5 Amps depending on the
adaptor.
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