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2.
“Maxflight Base Lift Control”
window
a.
Raise
icon – allows the platform to raise, balance normal
and go to the top.
b.
Stop
icon – stops motion of the platform at any point.
c.
Lower
icon – allows the platform to lower to the steps level
normal.
2-3 Description of Passenger Restraint System
There are two restraint systems employed for passenger comfort and safety, a primary
and a secondary.
2-3A Primary Restraint
The primary restraint system is similar to an Airline safety belt. It simply pulls around
the passenger and plugs into the receptacle. It is then tightened with the pulling of the
strap.
2-3B Secondary Restraint
The secondary restraint system consists of a molded structural steel bar shaped to fit the
passenger. The bars are covered with padding and vinyl covers for passenger comfort.
Once lowered into place, the passengers cannot release themselves, preventing
inadvertent discharge. To operate, lower the harness to the patrons comfort, then check it
for security and that it is locked.
2-4 Height and Weight
Maximum total weight for the ride is 500 lbs. (226.8 kg) with no more than a 100 lb. (45.4 kg)
difference between the passengers.
Minimum height requirement for the ride is 48 in. (1.22 m)
2-5 Game Selection
Patrons should be encouraged to make their game selections while waiting in the queue line.
2-6 Customer Pockets
The attendant
must
ask each patron if they have any objects in their pockets that could
come out during the ride. If so, remove and place the items in a secure container for the
duration of the ride. Be sure to remind patrons at the end of their ride to retrieve their
possessions.
2-7 Recommended Passenger Loading Procedures
Assist the passenger into the cockpit and tell them to put on the primary restraint
(the
seatbelt).
Lower the restraint harness until it is snug against the waist and chest. Render
any assistance or instructions required. This is a good time to give the patrons
instructions on how to use the Occupant Panic Switch and the controls/operations of the
Steering Wheel, Gas pedal, Brake pedal, and Fwd/Rev Shifter. After it has been
explained, they should be asked if they understand how to use these items. Close the
canopy and secure it with the locking devise.
Summary of Contents for MT3000 ELECTRIC
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Page 57: ...57 USER JOYSTICK 0 AXES USER JOYSTICK 0 SLIDERS Calibration Buttons Calibration B tt ...
Page 58: ...58 Address EDS ...
Page 59: ...59 Path IO Drivers Game log and alert log routing information ithi th CPU ...
Page 60: ...60 Video Sound This is the page that the Occupant Safety Stop can be tested ...
Page 64: ...64 Regedit 32 Window Hkey Local Machine Window Start Run select Regedit32 enter ...
Page 65: ...65 Lift Motion Editor Settings Counterweight Motion Editor ...
Page 66: ...66 Counterweight Motion Cont Pitch Motion Editor ...
Page 67: ...67 Pitch Motion Filter 1 Editor Pitch Motion Filter 2 Editor ...
Page 68: ...68 Pitch Motion Filter 3 Editor Roll Axes Motion Editor Roll Motion Filter 1 Editor ...
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