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WARNING

Improper installation, adjustment, alteration,

service or maintenance can cause injury or property damage.

Read the setup, operation and maintenance instructions thoroughly

before installing or servicing this equipment.

Failure to follow these instructions could result in

property damage, personal injury, or death.

NOTE

Read and follow all instructions within the user manuals of any

other optional equipment or accessories used in conjunction with

the R.A.C.E. Station

™

Summary of Contents for R.A.C.E. STATION

Page 1: ...R A C E STATION USER S MANUAL Original User Manual 03 20...

Page 2: ...and maintenance instructions thoroughly before installing or servicing this equipment Failure to follow these instructions could result in property damage personal injury or death NOTE Read and follo...

Page 3: ...CESSORIES 4 4 R A C E STATION SPECIFICATIONS 5 5 PRODUCT INFORMATION 6 6 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 7 7 LION SERVICE PLANS 8 8 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 8 9 SHUTDOWN PUT AWAY PROCEDURE 18 10 MAINTENANCE INSTRU...

Page 4: ...the BullsEye and tracks how long it takes trainees to perform certain tasks like triggering the pull station and in what order Custom scenarios can easily be created to help enforce key training obje...

Page 5: ...uld with any electrical device 7 If you are unsure of anything in these instructions STOP and contact your distributor or LION for assistance 8 This product should not be used with any power source ot...

Page 6: ...R A C E STATION 4 WWW LIONPROTECTS COM 3 R A C E STATION PARTS AND ACCESSORIES PARTS LIST To order replacement parts contact your distributor or LION for assistance...

Page 7: ...d Tripod Height Adjustment 45 76 114 30 193 04 cm Tripod Weight 5 lbs 2 3 kg Prop Box Weight 6 6 5 lbs 2 7 3 0 kg Standalone Prop Case Dimensions 45 1 x 16 0 x 13 0 114 55 cm x 40 72 cm x 32 94 cm Sta...

Page 8: ...d provide a stable platform for training C NETWORK BRIDGE ADAPTER The R A C E Station utilizes a central network hub known as a Network Bridge Adapter to wirelessly connect the props and manage their...

Page 9: ...es QTY 1 6 port capable of powering or charging all props simultaneously QTY 1 2 port for powering the Network Bridge Adapter and or Wireless Charger during use G USB C CABLE S NOT SHOWN USER MANUAL L...

Page 10: ...irst 2 Review training location and plan where the Network Bridge and Stationary props will be setup 1 If you are using the system with a digital panel ensure the Network Bridge Adapter is placed with...

Page 11: ...he tripod and adjust the legs as wide as you are able and adjust the height to meet the needs of your training scenario 2 Make sure that the tripod is placed on an even surface and in a safe location...

Page 12: ...ubleshooting instructions 7 Repeat steps 2 4 until all stationary props are deployed 8 If you are using the Interactive Emergency Phone prop during this scenario this can now be setup with its wireles...

Page 13: ...s means resetting the switch position Your call point will feature either a key to reset the switch directly or a thumbscrew to provide access to the inside of the case where the switch can be returne...

Page 14: ...n The fire will be very difficult or impossible to extinguish in this state 4 Simulate an electrical disconnect using your Electrical Cutoff prop and observe that the arcing sounds diminish indicating...

Page 15: ...nd the battery indicator will show a lightning symbol to indicate it is charging 8 3 ADJUSTING THE R A C E STATION SETTINGS 8 3 1 CHANGING THE SOUND MODE OF THE ANNUNCIATOR PROP The R A C E Station wi...

Page 16: ...ur new message into the microphone when indicated The maximum message length is 30 seconds When your recording is complete press the Finish button to end the message See figure 14 Tip The microphone i...

Page 17: ...the annunciator The annunciator is set to the lowest setting by default and is also dampened to further reduce the volume see figure 16 1 Loosen the Phillips screw on the face of the annunciator at t...

Page 18: ...WEEN PROPS Having the props setup and within operating range will help alleviate most of the errors listed in the troubleshooting section Use the chart below along with the details outlined in section...

Page 19: ...INK INDICATOR IS SOLID RED OR SWITCHING BETWEEN RED AND GREEN This means that this prop is out of range or nearly out of range Simply move it closer to another prop which is in range until the light i...

Page 20: ...lugging it 4 Place all equipment back into the transport case see figure 18 a Put each tripod and props back into the case The tripods should be neatly stacked into the internal plastic box and each p...

Page 21: ...its products against manufacturing defects to the original purchaser only i e the individual or legal entity registered customer whose name appears on invoice for the R A C E Station provided that th...

Page 22: ...e LION electronic appliance and any other warranties expressed or implied with respect to this product This limited warranty does not cover damages resulting from the use of components not supplied wi...

Page 23: ...th America South America 7200 Poe Avenue Suite 4000 Dayton OH 45414 U S A info lionprotects com 800 548 6614 PPE 888 428 5539 Training Europe Middle East Asia Industrieweg 5 5111 ND Baarle Nassau The...

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