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Device and Functional Description
Brake on the Drop tube
Releasing the brake on the
CEMOR or the Navigator M6
Vertical lift of the spring arm
Function of the springs
in the spring arm
Adjusting the load bearing
capacity in the spring arm
Reducing the vertical lift to
the horizontal (0 degree position)
Extension arm lighting (optional)
BrakeGuide on the extension
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The CEMOR
tion brake) on the Drop tube
force can be adjusted as described in Chapter 8.2.2 on page 28 or Chapter 8.4 on
page 29.
To release the brake
or the Navigator M6
5
arm
can be rotated. (For more detailed information on how to correctly operate the
3
brakes refer to the Operating Instructions of the CEMOR
To prevent collisions with other components or the ceiling, the vertical lift of the spring arm
can be restricted. The vertical lift was defined during installation. The vertical lift can be
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adjusted as described in Chapter 8.6 on page 32.
To facilitate the positioning of the CEMOR
mounted in the spring arm
the Navigator M6
If the spring arm
down or if a new end device is mounted, the load bearing capacity of the spring arm
must be readjusted. The load bearing capacity can be adjusted as described in Chapter
8.5 on page 30.
In order to prevent the spring arm
screen, medical device, etc.), the vertical lift of the spring arm
horizontal (0 degree position). The vertical lift can be adjusted to the horizontal (0 degree
position) as described in Chapter 8.6 on page 32.
Pendant systems Navigator Lift
180 only – Dual-arm type with Navigator M6: indirect extension arm lighting
dLED basic C) on the extension arm
ing
is switched on and off via either the on/off switch or a rotary dimmer switch
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(SurroundLED advanced system) in the light module of the Navigator M6
Only pendant systems Navigator Lift
arm (optional)
arm type:
The BrakeGuide
on the CEMOR
Pendant systems Navigator Lift
•
The upper BrakeGuide
•
The lower BrakeGuide
Pendant system Navigator Lift
•
The BrakeGuide
or the Navigator M6
are braked by means of a mechanical brake (fric-
5
6
and remain stable in any adjusted position. The braking
4
,
, press the corresponding brake button
. The extension arm
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. The springs compensate the weight of the CEMOR
3
and are available in different spring equipment versions.
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with the end device (e.g. flat screen, medical device, etc.) moves
3
jumping up when removing the end device (e.g. flat
3
™
180, Navigator Lift
or XL extension arm
2
™
180 and Navigator Lift
lights up when releasing the brake
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or the Navigator M6
5
6
™
180 and Navigator Lift
lights up green
8
lights up blue
8
™
180 – Single-arm type:
lights up green
8
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,
or the XL extension arm
2
or the Navigator M6
5
or the Navigator M6
1 or 2 springs are
5
6
must be reduced to the
3
™
180 Friction and Navigator Lift
. The extension arm light-
2
™
XL 180 – Single- and dual-
,
via the brake button
:
™
XL 180 – Dual-arm type:
en
on the CEMOR
with spring
2
.)
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or
5
3
™
XL
(Surroun-
7
.
6
,
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