UC4™ Total Control™ Quick Guide - NORAC Systems
UC4™ Total Control™ Quick Guide - NORAC Systems
UC4™ Total Control™ Quick Guide - NORAC Systems
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6.2 PASSIVE ROLL SYSTEMS<br />
The following is a checklist for troubleshooting Passive Roll systems.<br />
• Ensure the rod is mounted perpendicular (90°) to the sensor.<br />
- if the sensor is straight vertical, the rod must be horizontal<br />
(Figure 5)<br />
• Distance from the sensor to the target should be 20 (± 2) inches (Figure<br />
5).<br />
• The target rod should cross the sensor’s central axis. The sensor<br />
alignment tube (Figure 3) will help make these adjustments.<br />
• Ensure none of the parts collide with any part of the machine during<br />
folding or operation.<br />
- if desired, the Passive Roll rod may be trimmed, but no shorter<br />
than 2 inches past the center of the sensor.<br />
• Ensure the adjustable target mount is tight to prevent rotation.<br />
• Ensure the sensor cable does not pull tight during operation or folding,<br />
causing the sensor to be pulled out of alignment.<br />
Sensor Alignment<br />
Tube<br />
Target Rod<br />
Cut Rod Portion<br />
(2" Past Alignment Tube)<br />
Figure 3 – Sensor Alignment Tube<br />
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