Will Burt NIGHT SCAN VERTICAL, Operating Instructions Manual

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NIGHT SCAN VERTICAL
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TP-4836201-G
MARCH 2021
Shelf Bracket: An optional shelf bracket (Figure 3-7) is available to support the mast base. The
base plate attaches to the shelf bracket. The shelf bracket attaches to the support structure to
support the mast. The shelf bracket has extra holes to accommodate multiple mast sizes.
Figure 3-7 Optional Shelf Bracket
RCP Saddle: The saddle supports the RCP and lights when nested for stable vehicle transit. It
connects to the mounting surface and extends to provide a curved surface for the RCP to rest on
when the mast is nested. The saddle is adjustable to accommodate all models of the RCP and
various mounting methods.
Remote-Controlled Positioner (RCP): The RCP (Figure 3-8) mounts on top of the mast and
between the lights. The RCP contains gears and gear motors to position the lights. The RCP also
contains the RCP Board, which receives data through the base board from the controllers. This
allows the RCP to control the lights to pan and tilt. Night Scan Vertical models can come with
either a single-tilt or dual-tilt RCP. The single-tilt RCP tilts both sets of lights together. For
example, if the lights are directed downward, both sets of lights will tilt downward. The dual-tilt
RCP allows for individual tilt control of each side of lights. For example, one side of the lights
could be directed forward, while the other side of the lights could be directed backward.
Figure 3-8 Remote-Controlled Positioners (RCPs)
Single-Tilt RCP Dual-Tilt RCP (shown with lights attached)
RCP