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Micro Joystick
Joysticks - mini / low-force. Tiny, very light-touch proportional joystick operable by finger, chin, tongue or lip.
Switch-It (Sunrise Medical)
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Switch-It (Sunrise Medical) · Joysticks - mini / low-force · AC-067
Switch-It MicroGuide mini proportional joystick
The Switch-It MicroGuide mini proportional joystick, from Sunrise Medical, is a light-touch drive control whose stick actually moves, so the user feels how far it is deflected. It takes about 40 g of force. The housing is 0.625 in across and 3.15 in tall, small enough to mount at an armrest, at the midline or on a chin boom.
- Activation force
- approx. 40 g
- Activation type
- Displacement, proportional
- Housing diameter
- 0.625 in (15.87 mm)
- Overall height
- 3.15 in (80 mm)
Switch-It MicroGuide key features
- About 40 g activation force
- Stick displacement gives tactile feedback
- Housing 0.625 in diameter, 3.15 in overall height
- Armrest, midline, chin boom and hand tray mounts
- Works with R-net via Omni display and Q-Logic via Enhanced display
- Accepts mechanical or fibre-optic mode switches
Who the Switch-It MicroGuide suits
For power chair users who need light-touch control but still want to feel the stick move, including chin drivers. It is not compatible with Invacare electronics, so check what your chair runs before ordering.
Switch-It MicroGuide specifications
| Activation force | approx. 40 g |
|---|---|
| Activation type | Displacement, proportional |
| Housing diameter | 0.625 in (15.87 mm) |
| Overall height | 3.15 in (80 mm) |
| Stem diameter | 0.062 in (1.57 mm) |
| Connector | DB9 to chair display |
| Electronics | R-net (Omni display), Q-Logic (Enhanced display) |
| Model number | MG |
| Maker country | USA (home country of the brand, not confirmed) |
| Brand | Switch-It (Sunrise Medical) |
| Category | Drive controls, motors and controllers, Joysticks - mini / low-force |
| Catalog ID | AC-067 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Switch-It MicroGuide: common questions
What electronics is the Switch-It MicroGuide compatible with?
It works with R-net systems through an Omni display and with Quantum Q-Logic through an Enhanced display. The maker states it is not compatible with Invacare electronics.
How is the MicroGuide different from a force-sensing mini joystick?
The MicroGuide stick physically moves when pushed, giving tactile feedback on direction and amount. It needs about 40 g of force to operate.
Can the MicroGuide be mounted for chin driving?
Yes. Listed options include a standard 6 in or large 8 in BDN3 chin mount and a swing-away chin boom, as well as armrest, midline and hand tray mounts.
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