Will Burt NIGHT SCAN VERTICAL, Руководство по эксплуатации

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NIGHT SCAN VERTICAL
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TP-4836201-G
MARCH 2021
1. If the “E-Stop” was activated during prior use, it must be reset by turning to enable the system
to power-up. Do not reset the “E-Stop” until the cause of the event is corrected. Turn the red
“E-Stop” button if needed.
2. Press and hold the "NFPA Start" button until the mast powers-up.
6.5 Extending the Mast
The mast can be extended to full or partial height. To extend the mast, press and hold "Mast Up"
until the mast reaches the desired height.
Pushing the "Mast Up" button will cause the mast to rise until the "Mast Up" button is released, or
the mast reaches its maximum extended height. If the "Mast Up" button is not released, the mast
will reach its fully extended height, the air pressure will rise to 20 psi (1.4 bar), and then the
exhaust valve will open and exhaust any more air that enters the mast, leaving the mast at its
maximum extended height.
6.6 Controlling the Lights
The lights can be turned on and off from the remote control after the first tube section has been
extended far enough to activate the upper magnetic switch and the RCP has become active. The
RCP can only initially position the lights down and to the right. Once the RCP reaches a 350°
position, the RCP can only rotate back in the other direction. LED indicators on the Wired Hand-
Held Remote Controller (HHRC) light up with that particular motion button is possible.
To pan and tilt the lights:
• Holding "Tilt Down" turns the lights down and all the way around to 350°.
• Holding "Tilt Up" turns the lights back in the other direction.
• Holding "Pan Right" turns the lights to the right.
• Holding "Pan Left" turns the lights to the left.
• Pressing "Lights" toggles the lights on and off.
• Pressing “AUX” toggles the auxiliary power (optional strobe light or camera).
6.7 Lowering the Mast
Once the mast has been extended, pressing "Mast Down" will lower the mast. Continue to press
"Mast Down" until the mast reaches the desired height and then release the button.
6.8 Stowing the Mast
The "stowed" position is also called the "nested" position. The stowed position is the position of
the mast when it is fully lowered and firmly seated in the saddle. The mast is considered stowed
when the Mast Stowed Switch (lower magnetic switch) is closed and the mast powers-off.