Connection Game installs fine but you cannot connect with controler. circle spins but does not connect

There are a few potential reasons why an Invacare TDX SP2 wheelchair might start spinning in circles. Here are some possible causes and solutions:

1. Calibration issue: Sometimes, the wheelchair's control system can become slightly out of calibration, causing it to spin in circles. Try recalibrating the joystick controls by following the instructions in the user manual.
2. Loose connections: Check to make sure that all of the wiring connections are tight and secure, as loose connections can cause intermittent issues with the wheelchair's operation.
3. Wheelchair batteries: Make sure that the wheelchair batteries are fully charged and in good working condition. If the batteries are low or damaged, this could affect the wheelchair's ability to move in a straight line.
4. Mechanical issues: There could be a mechanical issue with the wheelchair's wheels or motors that is causing it to spin in circles. You may need to take the wheelchair to a certified repair technician to diagnose and fix the issue.

If none of these solutions work, or if you're not comfortable attempting to diagnose and fix the problem yourself, it's recommended that you contact Invacare customer support or a certified repair technician for further assistance.

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Bad connection on your motor. Bad connection on one of your batteries. Or a motor, or the controller / board has failed. all can be tested.

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Early automatic washers used a motor with multiple windings to provide the various speeds required by different parts of each wash programme. Modern washers use an entirely different sort of motor and the speeds are selected and controlled electronically with feedback to ensure the speed is correct.

I suspect the problem is the electronics - the part of the programmer and controller that regulates the motor speed but you should check the motor and motor brushes, the drive belt and all electrical connections as a matter of best practice before you spend money...

have you tried the options menu and set the remotes on the games maybe they need adjusting or something

Push down on the top of the knob,like the R3 button on PS2,not down directional,and spin it in circles at the same time.I just basically go spastic on my controller for about 5 second bursts and it always gets rid of the spin.Your R2 may be stuck too.Push on it real fast a few times and it should unlock.If the R2 does not stop,you probably need a new controller. :(
Good luck and game on!

To begin, turn on your xbox 360. On the top of the wireless controller, to the right of the LB button there is a small white button. Hold this, and the lights near the xbox button will spin in a circle. On the front of your xbox 360, there is a button to right of the memory card slot. Press this button and the lights on the front of the xbox will spin. After a few seconds, the controller should synch with the xbox. If this does not work, make sure that the lights are spinning in circles at the same time.

Please let me know if you need any more help

There could be a problem with the Controller or the RF unit on the xbox 360 console. Try another controller to make sure its not the RF receiver inside the Xbox 360. Usually when you press the Sync button on either the Xbox or the controller the lights on the X circle should spin and then flash on number 1 and stay a steady green on both the console and the controller

try turning the controller off then back on when its starts turning

So the stick is sticking?

hmmm try moving it about in circles, if this dont wory you could take the control apart and clean the bearing of it this will work fine :)

Honestly, the only thing that is supposed to mean is that a controller is connected, but other that that, im not sure.