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CoPilot RI Operator's Manual, 2.00.00
Quick Start Instructions
These Quick Start Instructions are streamlined to cover just the essentials of operating your CoPilot RI system. They are provided to
get you started as quickly as possible, while keeping you and the equipment safe. They cover the equipment set up and basic
operation, but are not intended to result in a comprehensive base of knowledge or set of operational and piloting skills. The
remaining sections of this documentation should be referenced for a complete understanding of the features, capabilities, operating
procedures and maintenance requirements of your CoPilot RI system.
Topics in this Section
Safety First
System Components
PreDive Preparations
Dive Operations
PostDive Operations
Safety First
Operating electrical devices in and near the water can be dangerous. There is always a risk of
drowning or electrocution in such an environment. Reduce these risks by using common sense and observing safety regulations and
recommended safe practices including the following:
Never handle power cords while in contact with water or allow power cord connectors or the control panel to enter the water.
The only components that can safely be placed in water are the submersible, any onboard accessories and tether, and only
after making sure the connections are secure.
Always test the safety components, such as GFCI switches and interlock devices, before beginning operations. Follow the
procedures described in this manual for.
Have proper safety equipment, such as PFDs (Personal Flotation Devices), on hand and make sure you know how to use
them before you need them.
Keep fingers, hair, loose clothing and other objects away from VideoRay's propellers and other pinch points.
Monitor weather and sea conditions and heed any warnings or alerts.
Be aware of and follow any legal ordinances or regulations in your area regarding operation of vessels and underwater
equipment in the water.
Before setting up for or commencing any dive, it is a good practice to make sure there are no hazards to people or the equipment
on land or in the water. If there are other people in the water nearby, you should advise them that you are going to be operating the
ROV. As the owner/operator, it is your responsibility to ensure the safety of those around you as well as that of the equipment and
nearby property.
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