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Hard limit switches and passive runner
In order to avoid collisions each Track Runner will have a hard limit switch on both sides [A]. And when
it reaches the end of the track, the rod [B] will activate the on-board limit switch and the unit will stop
before it collides. In the same manner two or more units will activate the limits switches [A] through a
rod [B] before a collusion will appear.
Make sure to install all the rods and connect the limit switches needed for a specific installation to
make it run safely, see below illustration for guidance.
WARNING! Always
secure the track
end-stops at both
ends!
E
B
NOTE:
When extending the
Track Runner with a passive
runner [H] the limit switch
cable must be extended and
connected to the "new" hard
limit switch of the combined
Each of the two end-stops [E] shall be firmly secured to the track and installed with a security bolt to
prevent any moving element to leave the track during normal operation. Also, the rod [B] shall be
mounted in the correct position depending on the left or right end of the track.
WARNING! Make
sure the end-stop
has a security bolt
installed!
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WARNING! Always
secure combined units
firmly and do not
exceed the load limits
for each unit!
H
A
unit.
Position of rod [B] for
reverse limitation
(Left side)
NOTE: The unit
nearest the end of the
track may not need to
have a rod installed.
A
NOTE:
Passive units can
be secured using standard
Manfrotto brackets and
42-52mm (2") truss pipe.
B
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B
A
WARNING! Firmly
secure the end-
stop to the track!
Position of rod [B] for
forward limitation
(Right side)
Date: 2019-07-02
B
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