User Manual
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7.
Accessories
7.1.
Traffic light
The traffic light accessory provides an additional visual feature to enhance safety by providing
further advanced warning for a motorist to prepare to stop.
STEP 1
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Unpack the accessory and check components:
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Check the condition of the accessory to ensure all components have been supplied.
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Position the accessory in close proximity to the product.
STEP 2
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Attach accessory to product:
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Use the fitted handles to lift the accessory.
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Insert accessory into adapter, position light to face the direction of traffic.
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Align connection points and secure with wing bolts (minimum of two bolts to be fitted).
STEP 3
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Connect accessory cable to port:
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Ensure the product is turned off prior to connecting cable.
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Line up pins and connect cable plug to the L1 port (primary).
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The L2 port is secondary and operated opposite to the boom function.
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Ensure plug is pushed in and fully connected.
STEP 4
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Test operational sequence:
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Access the control panel using the key and turn the product on.
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The product will run a self-test, once complete the green power light will illuminate.
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Test attachment in manual mode by pressing the red button and using the remote control.
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Ensure the product is turned off prior to changing the mode.
STEP 5
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Operating the traffic light:
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Ensure the product is turned off prior to switching between modes.
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Refer to section 4.1 for information on the modes and select.
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If the boom is not required, switch deactivate boom (DB) off and detach it from the product.
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If intending to use the automatic cycle, switch auto open (AO) on.
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If other accessories are being used simultaneously, connect them and switch on.
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Turn the product on, self-testing will identify modes and attachments.
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A flashing light will activate on the back of the traffic light when the light is red.
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Automatic cycles can be overridden by the manual button or remote controls.
