Section 3 Operation; Pre-Operation Check - Will Burt NIGHT SCAN Operator's Manual

Section 3
This section describes general operation of the Night Scan Universal Remote Control System.
Use care to understand and follow all precautions while operating.

3.1 Pre-Operation Check

Before operating the Night Scan Universal Remote Control System, ensure:
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All operators read and understand the entire operation procedure and are properly
trained.
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All electrical cables are undamaged and properly terminated.
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The area is free of power lines or other overhead obstructions. The Mast System
location should be no closer than a horizontal distance equal to the extended height of
the mast away from power lines.
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Any objects that might obstruct motion of the Mast System, cause binding, or hinder
Mast System function are removed.
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The Night Scan Universal Remote Control System is properly installed.
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All electrical cables are undamaged and properly terminated.
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That the vehicle is not moving and is on level terrain.
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Any transit tie-downs have been removed.
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The Mast System area is free of personnel.
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The operator has full view of the Mast System during use.
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Ensure that the following precautions are understood and followed:
Mast Extension Hazard! Extending mast into obstructions could result in death or serious
injury and could render the mast inoperable and partially extended. Before applying power and
operating the mast, be certain there is sufficient clearance above and to all sides of the
expected location of the fully extended mast and payload. Keep all persons clear of mast and
mast extension. Do not lean directly over the mast.
Relocation Hazard! Relocating the mast during operation or after extension could result in
death or serious injury. Do not relocate the mast during operation or while extended. This
applies especially to masts mounted to vehicles. Operate the mast only if the vehicle is
stationary and the vehicle engine is off.
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