Segway F4H Navboard User Manual

USER MANUAL
F4H NAVBOARD
Principle of operation
The Navboard detects, as it balances, the change in its centre of mass, and first establishes and then maintains a corresponding speed, forward or backward. Gyroscopic sensors and fluid-based levelling sensors detect the weight . While standing on the pedals, it is very simple and intuitive to drive the scooter forwards, backwards, to steer it or stop it by merely shifting your body
functionality and ideal for domestic, entertainment and leisure activities.
PREFACE >>
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1-2
STRUCTURE & PARTS 3-5
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 6-10
DRIVING SAFETY GUIDANCE 11-12
BATTERY USING GUIDE 13-15
TECHNICAL DATA 16
MAINTENANCE & STORAGE 17
WARRANTY CARD 18
CONTENTS >>
Instructions before driving
Please ensure you follow all safety guidelines in order to avoid possible accidents or harm.
All experiences of riding a bicycle, car, skiing or use of other similar vehicle can be utilized when using the Navboard.
Before driving, please read this user manual carefully. If any issues occur, please contact the sales or distributor.
Guideline on driving safely will be given throughout this user manual, including speed limits, indicator light alarms, safe power off
etc…
Ensure that you do not damage any surrounding materials or objects when using the Navboard.
Do not tamper with any components or attempt to rectify any problem without contacting Fit4home. Any attempt to do this shall
void your warranty and return rights.
Do not drive the Navboard on uneven roads or any other dangerous surfaces.
Driving safely
The Navboard is only suitable for children over the age of 5 when being supervised by parents, please ensure you wear safety
gear when using (Knee and elbow pads, Helmet etc).
If you suffer from any illness or disability please consult your doctor before use.
Driver's maximum weight limit: 100KG
Driver's minimum weight limit: 20KG
TIP: People who are very heavy may struggle to drive steadily.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS >> 1
Endurance mileage
The endurance of the Navboard battery depends on many factors, such as:
Road typeSmooth, flat ground with long travel distance, and on the contrary with short travel distance.
Weight: Driver's weight affects the travel distance.
Maintenance: Reasonable charging and maintenance of batteries will increase driving distance, and on the contrary will reduce travel
distance.
Speed and driving style: Maintaining moderate speed will increase driving distance, frequent start/stop/acceleration/deceleration will reduce travel distance.
Speed
Maximum speed: 10KM/hours(not recommended to use maximum speed while driving)
The Navboard is capable of balancing the driver within prescribed speed, if beyond, it may result in loss of balance, personal injury or
accident.
Uphill & downhill
The Naboard can detect slopes while uphill or downhill, upon detection of slope, it will adjust the outputted torque through its intelligent
chip automatically and hence adjust the motor, ensuring driver safety whilst driving.
CAUTION:
When using the Navboard for the first time, please drive it under supervision and assistance of another
person to prevent possible loss of balance and falling.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS >> 2
STRUCTURE & PARTS >> 3
Remote control
Depending on the model, the Navboard is equipped with remote control which can control the operations within 5 meter.
Switch Off: If the Navboard is on and isn't in motion, a long press of this button will turn it off power.
Lock: If the Navboard is on and not in motion, a long press of this button will lock any operation; pressing it
again will unlock it (an alert sound will indicate change of state),
Note: Remote controlle distance will be decreased gradually along with its battery. The Navboard will be shut off automatically after 10 minutes of non operation; It will not shut down automatically under the locked state; hence will still be in power consumption condition. If the Navboard will not be used for a long time please switch it off to reduce power consumption.
STRUCTURE & PARTS >> 4
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