For cycle testing of such systems (typically battery equipped), that powers down during the cycle, a special control box software that has been stripped

for the power down feature is needed .

Warnings

• The LINAK Simulator Tool is to be used as a test tool or demo tool only . It is not allowed to use the software and accessories as a control in any

commercial application .

• Potentially dangerous situations resulting from automated movement generated by the Simulator Tool Software must be considered and assessed

before starting any action .

• Please note that over time the actual movement of an actuator within a fixed activation time may vary due to changed friction inside the actuator

or especially when a battery-driven system loses power .

Close inspection and required adjustment is necessary to obtain the wanted movement over time and to avoid potentially dangerous situations .

• The generated test report itself is not a legal proof that a system has physically moved the actuators the number of times stated and cannot be

used as such .

The time of activation listed in the report generated is not necessarily the same as the time of actuator movement . It just shows how long the function

has been activated (equal to the time you have pressed the button on the hand control) .

The actuator can be in end-of-stroke position or the function can be locked and therefore the actuator itself doesn't move . It is recommended to use

a physical counter or similar to verify the actual actuator movement .

Recommendations

• See to it that sufficient pauses are kept between activations, so that the duty cycle of each actuator type is respected .

CARELINE

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The Simulator Tool is a software that can be used to simulate hand control functions on

OpenBus™ and analogue actuator systems . With the Simulator Tool, sequences of actuator

movements can be programmed and repeated in order to test actuator systems .

: This LED indicates that USB is connected

(Requires power from the OpenBus connection to work) .