This section provides a comprehensive set of instructions for checking, shutting down, starting up, initiating emergency stops, and charging procedures for the TRACER mobile robot platform. It emphasizes the importance of checking the state of emergency stop switches before any operation and provides step-by-step guidance for both starting up and shutting down the system, including verifying emergency stop button statuses and power supply cutoff. Additionally, it outlines the procedure for initiating emergency stops, ensuring safety during operation. Finally, it details the charging process, including steps to prepare for charging, connecting the charger, and monitoring the charging status.

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Check

<aside> 💡 Check the state of emergency stop switches. Make sure both emergency stop buttons are released.

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• Check the condition of vehicle Check whether there are significant anomalies; if so, please contact the after-sale service personnel for support.

Shut down

• Rotate the key switch to cut off the power supply.

Start up

• Emergency stop switch status. Confirm that the emergency stop buttons are all released.
• Rotate the key switch (Q6 on the electrical panel), and normally, the voltmeter will display correct battery voltage and front and rear lights will be both switched on.

Emergency stop

• Press down emergency push button both on the left and the right of rear vehicle body.

Shut down

• Rotate the key switch to cut off the power supply.

Start up

• Emergency stop switch status. Confirm that the emergency stop buttons are all released.
• Rotate the key switch (Q6 on the electrical panel), and normally, the voltmeter will display correct battery voltage and front and rear lights will be both switched on.

Emergency stop

• After the chassis of TRACER mobile robot is started correctly, turn on the RC transmitter and select the remote-control mode. Then, TRACER platform movement can be controlled by the RC transmitter.

Charging

TRACER is equipped with a 10A charger by default to meet customers' recharging demand.