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1.
Notes on the documenta‐
tion
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1.1
Using the documentation
Before commissioning, connecting and using Bosch
products, it is essential to go through the operating in‐
structions – and the safety instructions, in particular –
with great care. By doing so, you can eliminate any un‐
certainties in handling Bosch products and associated
safety risks upfront, which is in the interest of your own
safety and will help avoid damage to the products.
Should a Bosch product be passed on to another per‐
son, the operating instructions with information on its
intended use must be handed over as well.
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1.2
Symbols used in the documentation
Warning of possible physical damage to the
component or product or of environmental
pollution.
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Practical hints, recommendation or reference
to other information.
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Warning of danger for the operator during
subsequent procedures.
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Single-step procedure.
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Optional step.
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Result of a procedure.
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Reference to a figure. Example:
12(2)
means figure 12, item 2.
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Reference to a page.
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1.3
Warnings in the documentation
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1.3.1
Meaning of the the signal words
Warnings warn of dangers to the user or people in the
vicinity. The signal word in the warning indicates the
likelihood of occurrence and the severity of the danger
if it is disregarded.
Signal word Likelihood of occur‐
rence
Severity of danger if
disregarded
DANGER
Immediate, imminent
danger
Death or severe injury
WARNING
Possible impending
danger
Death or severe injury
CAUTION
Possible dangerous sit‐
uation
Minor injury
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1.3.2
Structure of warnings specific to sections
Warnings specific to sections refer to several steps
within a dangerous sequence of actions. Warnings spe‐
cific to sections are placed before a dangerous se‐
quence of actions.
Signal word
Warning
sign
Type, source and consequences of the
danger.
Measures and instructions to prevent the
danger.
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1.3.3
Structure of embedded warnings
Embedded warnings refer to an individual dangerous
step. Embedded warnings are placed before a danger‐
ous step. The remedies are embedded in the sequence
of actions.
SIGNAL WORD – type and source of danger. Possi‐
ble consequence if disregarded.
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2.
Safety
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2.1
Safety instructions
The indicator bar as a safety hazard
Magnetic field – The powerful magnets on the indica‐
tor bar may impair the health of people with a pace‐
maker or implanted defibrillator.
People with a pacemaker or implanted defibrillator
must maintain a sufficient distance from the
DAS 3000 S20, especially from the indicator bar.
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Risk of head impact – The protruding indicator bar at
head height may lead to injury to the head and face.
When working with the DAS 3000 S20, be aware of
the height set for the indicator bar.
Secure the indicator bar in the parked position when
calibrating a front radar sensor.
Secure the indicator bar in the parked position when
the DAS 3000 S20 is not being used.
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The camera beam and power supply cables as safety
hazards
Tripping hazard – The camera beam protruding at knee
height on the DAS 3000 S20 may lead to tripping re‐
sulting in falls and injury.
Pay attention to the camera beam at knee height.
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Tripping hazard – Power supply cables at knee height
may lead to tripping resulting in falls and injury.
Use the laptop/tablet on the DAS 3000 S20 in storage
battery mode only.
The laptop/tablet must not be connected to the power
supply cable while work is being carried out with the
DAS 3000 S20.
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Calibration boards as safety hazards
Falling objects – Incorrectly attached or unsecured cal‐
ibration boards may fall off the DAS 3000 S20, resulting
in minor injury.
Use retaining cables to secure calibration boards with
magnetic attachment.
Remove the calibration board with magnetic attach‐
ment from the indicator bar, and store it in the "Multi-
Target Shop" box when the DAS 3000 S20 is not being
used.
Secure the indicator bar in the parked position when
the DAS 3000 S20 is not being used.
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