ImpulseRadar
CrossOver® User Manual V1.4
Page 7 (31)
The Cart incorporates a break on the rear-right wheel, easily engaged by your foot.
When not in use, the handle mechanism can be folded by removing the M5 retaining screw, as shown
in
Figure 4
above. This reduces the overall physical size to facilitate transportation and/or storage.
The antenna is mounted into a tray that is connected to the cart-hood by adjustable support straps.
This allows the antenna to be positioned on, or very close, to the ground surface. This arrangement,
as shown in
Figure 5
below, allows the antenna to ‘float’ freely vertically and follow the contour of the
ground, or move over bumps and other small obstacles.
Figure 5
Antenna fitting and height adjustments
Antenna fitting procedure, as referenced in
Figure 5
above:
1.
Remove the rear straps from the snap connectors
2.
Lift the cart-hood and slide the antenna into the support tray
3.
Connect the odometer cable (black connector)
4.
Close the cart-hood and refit the rear straps into the snap connectors
5.
Adjust the front and rear straps to obtain the desired height
6.
When needed, the battery may be fitted/removed through the opening in the cart-hood
Note:
when removing the antenna, remember to disconnect the odometer cable prior to lifting the cart-
hood.
Odometer encoder
To measure distance, the push-cart incorporates an odometer encoder that links to the antenna via
the odometer cable and connector. The encoder itself, is connected to the right-rear wheel by means
of a rubber O-ring. If needed, this O-ring can easily be removed and replaced by first removing the
wheel by unscrewing the M6 retaining screw (as shown in
Figure 6
below).
Note:
when refitting the wheel, use blue Loctite or equivalent to help secure the M6 retaining screw.
