Still MX-X, Original Instructions Manual

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Operation
Driving
to make use of the guidance system. The op-
erator's right hand selects the driving speed
and drive direction. The operator's left hand
is used to actuate a sensor or a function. As a
general rule, the truck switches over to using
the guidance system automatically.
More detailed information can be found in the
relevant dedicated chapter.
Inductive guidance (IZF)*
The industrial trucks can be guided inductively
when travelling within aisles. To achieve
this, a wire is embedded into the floor; this
wire is live with current. The magnetic field
generated by this wire is detected by sensors
in the industrial truck and used to guide the
truck. Two-hand operation is required to make
use of the guidance system. The operator's
right hand selects the driving speed and drive
direction. The operator's left hand is used to
actuate a sensor or a function. As a general
rule, the truck switches over to using the
guidance system automatically.
More detailed information can be found in the
relevant dedicated chapter.
*Option
Mechanical guidance MZF
Mechanical guidance consists of one or
two rails, on or between which the truck is
guided with a maximum permissible play of 5
mm. For automatic guidance, the controller
automatically adapts the maximum possible
driving speed to suit the lift height.
Entering the aisle
In order to enter rail guidance, the truck is to
be positioned as centrally as possible and
aligned with the aisle in front of the entry
funnel. The more accurate this positioning,
the faster the truck will be led into the guide
with as much care as possible. Once the truck
has entered the guide, the side rail switches
are activated. When the rail switches detect
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