airquee Last One Standing User manual

Last One Standing
with 2 arms different levels mechanism
IMPORTANT
AS OWNER/OPERATOR IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO WRITE AND CARRY OUT
YOUR OWN RISK ASSESSMENT BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE THIS PRODUCT.

Contents
1. Site Survey........................................................................................ 1
2. Inflatable Inclusions........................................................................... 1
3. Intended Use of Product ................................................................... 1
4. Operating Guidelines/Rules of Play................................................... 2
5. Troubleshooting................................................................................ 3
6. Hazards Relating to Electrical Equipment ......................................... 4
7. Setting Up......................................................................................... 4
7.1 Assembly of the Mechanism..................................................... 4
7.2 Add the Sealed Arms ............................................................... 6
7.3 The Hand-Held Fan.................................................................. 7
7.4 The Control Panel .................................................................... 8
7.5 The Bed ................................................................................... 9
8. Transporting/Storing the Unit ............................................................11
9. Routine inspections, Trial Operations and Thorough Examinations ..11
9.1 Routine Inspections...................................................................11
9.2 Trial Runs..................................................................................11
9.3 Thorough Examination ..............................................................12
10. Lubrication ......................................................................................12
11. Spare Part Codes............................................................................12

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1. Site Survey
1. Carry out a survey of the area where the Last One Standing will be located, and check for
any overhead/underground cables. It’s important that this is carried out to avoid ground
anchors penetrating underground services, and the Last One Standing coming into contact
with overhead cables when inflated.
2. You should provide an adequate power supply to the fan, this should adhere to your local
power regulations.
3. Check wind speed: It is not allowed to use an inflatable by a higher wind force than force 5
on the Beaufort scale of 28 - 38 kmph (19-24 mph). Force 5 is a fresh breeze when small
trees in leaf begin to sway.
2. Inflatable Inclusions
You will need a suitable 230v/13Amp Power Supply to operate the fan.
CAUTION! Precautions should be taken during handling and use of the product to
prevent electric shock. The blower requires a Ground Fault Protected Circuit
(GFCI). Please read the manufacturer’s Instruction Manual before using the
blower(s).
Extra equipment you could consider for your new inflatable:
•Ground sheet to protect the underside of your inflatable
•Sandbag covers to anchor your inflatable indoors
•Sack truck to move your inflatable safely
•RCD to attach to your extension lead
•Crash Mats
This inflatable can be set up and packed away by 3 persons who have
had proper manual handling training and use the correct equipment to
move the inflatable.
3. Intended Use of the Product
3x
- The Last One Standing is designed to be used by up
to eight players and one operator.The players must bounce
and duck at the right time to avoid the rotating sealed arms.
The operator has control (via the supplied control box) over
the speed and direction of the arms to make the game
harder or easier as required. If a user is knocked over by
the arms, they should exit the game. The operator must
stop the mechanism until the eliminated player has exited
the inflatable. The last player standing is the winner.
Anchor Pegs
The Inflatable
In Its Bag Land Operation
Manual Repair Kit Wrenches

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Different setups of the mechanism:
4. Operating Guidelines/Rules of Play
- Before entering the game area, CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS SHALL BE GIVEN to players on their
conduct during playtime.
- NO SOMERSAULTS or any ACROBATICS allowed.
- All players remove footwear, eye wear, cell phones, keys, neck wear and/or any sharp items.
- DO NOT allow the users to OBSTRUCT THE MOVEMENT OF THE ARMS. This includes no
hanging on the arms, pushing-pulling them.
- For safety reasons, users should only stand at the designated jumping spaces (numbers,
podiums). Do not allow them to get closer to the middle of the bed.
- No one with ANY PRE-EXISTING INJURIES or HEALTH CONCERNS (limitations), in the state
of PREGNANCY or UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF PSYCHOTROPHIC SUBSTANCES may use
the unit.
- Every time a user falls THE MECHANISM MUST BE STOPPED!
- The operator must adjust the speed of the arms to the abilities of the players.
- Use the Emergency Button only in a case of an emergency. After releasing it, WAIT AT LEAST
5 SECONDS before pressing any other button on the Control Box.
- The MAXIMUM NUMBER OF USERS HAS TO BE RESPECTED at all times.
- The unit should NOT TO BE USED IF IT BECOMES WET. In the event of rain, the unit should
be deflated and folded to prevent water collecting on it.
- The Emergency Stop button MUST ALWAYS BE DEPRESSED AND THE KEY REMOVED
whenever you are setting up the ride or leaving the control console unattended.
- Do not press more than one button at a time.
- If the arms are OBSTRUCTED RELEASE the left-right rotation buttons IMMEDIATELY.
- Do not allow users access to the fans, cables or zips.
- Check the fan, zips, anchor ropes and every other inclusion before, during and after every use.
- The inflatable to be used with the supplied fan only.
- Do not leave the product unsupervised in an inflated state. When not in use, deflate it and take
the key out of the control box.
- No food or drink is permitted on the play area. Players may not have anything in their mouths
(gum, candy, etc.) while on the play area.

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5. Troubleshooting
Inside the control box there is a motion controller manufactured by Yaskawa. This electronic part
is responsible for the motion of the sealed arms. Any incorrect usage of the mechanism could result
in Yaskawa producing an Error Code, which means the mechanism stops responding to the
operator’s commands.
Most of these error codes are built in safety mechanisms, protecting the electric motor. When
experiencing this sudden stop, our advice is to follow these simple steps:
- Turn the mechanism OFF, then ON with the Main On/Off key. This will reset the Yaskawa
settings and you should be able to resume playing.
- If that doesn’t help, unlock the top of the Control Box with the supplied triangle key, and reset
the settings manually by pressing the RESET button. (see figure below)
CAUTION! TAKE EXTRA CARE WHEN OPENING THE CONTROL BOX.
DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING ELSE BESIDES THE RESET BUTTON.
For further support regarding your mechanism please contact Airquee at [phone]
or [email protected].
To avoid getting an error code:
- Make sure the electric power supply is stable and not fluctuating in any way.
- Make sure all the cables are connected properly: the motor with the control box, and
the control box to the main electric supply.
Issue
Codes
Steps to take
Short circuit or
ground fault on the
drive output side:
oC
ov
Uv
Uv1
Try connecting the motor directly to the main supply. In case it is
used with an extension cord, make sure not to connect to many
things to the same extension lead.
The motor is
operated at low
speed with
heavy load:
oL1
oL2
oC
Make sure you remove the obstacle from the motor that keeps it
stopping. Please note you are not allowed to add anything to the
middle foam of the mechanism. Make sure that when a player is
on the sealed arm the mechanism is stopped and is not moving
forward.
Cycle times of
acceleration
/deceleration:
oL1
oC
If you are sure that this is the case, and we would need to change
the values.
Overvoltage:
ov
The motor will give an error code if the input voltage is too high.
Make sure you change the generator to a smaller one.

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6. Hazards Relating to Electrical Equipment
The use of portable electrical equipment involves the potential risk of electric shock, burns or
fire. A major cause of accidents is failure to maintain equipment. The risk can be managed effectively
if sensible and appropriate rules for use and maintenance are applied!
1. The most important rule when handling the mechanism is to ALWAYS DISCONNECT IT from its
power source when ASSEMBLING THE UNIT, opening the Control Box or the Drive Motor. (the
only case when this doesn’t apply is when you manually reset the Yaskawa).
2. The control box and the wiring used within the game are NOT WATER PROOF OR WATER
RESISTANT, therefore we do not recommend operating the unit in the rain. Using electrical
equipment in wet or damp conditions can be dangerous. If you suspect water has entered any
of the electrical components they should not be used until completely dry and tested. We
recommend taking professional advice where necessary.
3. All cables and electrical equipment must be tested in accordance with the regulations of your
country.
4. In accordance with HSE guidelines, all 240v equipment should be protected with an RCD
(Residual Current Device) having a maximum trip current of 30 mA. RCD’s are available from
Airquee or your electrical store.
WHEN USING IT WITH A GENERATOR, MAKE SURE IT HAS AN OUTPUT OF MORE THAN 4
kVA, AND A STABLE 230V ON 50HZ.
7. Setting Up
7.1 Assembly of the Mechanism (AQ5028):
The mechanism consists of:
Sealed Tubes
with PVC cover
Drive Motor
Middle Bar
Foam Cover
Drive Motor
Foam Cover
Bed Hole
Cover
x2
AP2963
AP2786
AP3150
AP3149
AP3152
Arm Bars
Middle Bar
Wheels
Legs
Leg Covers
x2
x4
x4
x4
MP0049
MP0022
MP0004
MP0003
AP3151

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CAUTION! MAKE SURE THE MECHANISM
IS NOT CONNECTED TO A POWER
SOURCE WHEN ASSEMBLING IT!
- Add the Foam Cover to the Drive Motor, then insert
the wheels and tighten them with the supplied bolts.
- Unfold the bed at the desired location and
move the drive motor to the center of the bed.
- Exchange the wheels with the legs. MAKE
SURE THE SURFACE WHERE YOU
PLACE THE MECHANISM IS LEVEL.
- Insert the Middle Bar into the Drive Motor’s shaft and tighten the bolts at the desired height. We
recommend the second and third holes at least. MAKE SURE BOTH BOLTS ARE ACTUALLY
INSIDE A HOLE BEFORE TIGHTENING THEM. THIS WAY YOU PREVENT THE BOLTS
SCRATCHING THE MIDDLE BAR.
(see next page)
BED

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DO NOT USE THE LOWEST HOLE BECAUSE IT
MAY PRODUCE FRICTION BETWEEN THE MATERIALS!
- Connect the 2 Metal Arms: insert the arms into their corresponding hole and use the bolts to
tighten them. USE THE SECOND HOLE, as shown on the images below.
MAKE SURE THE BOLTS ARE TIGHT ENOUGH,
BUT DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THEM.
- The springs have a screw thread, which allows them to be tightened manually.
It will be easier if you loosen the springs before you add the arms to the Middle Bar.
Don’t forget to tighten the spring after the Metal Arms are added to the Middle Bar.
BE AWARE THAT OVERTIGHTENING THE SPRING CAN DAMAGE IT.

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- The bolt highlighted below regulates the Metal
Arms capability to jump at a certain height.
7.2 Add the Sealed Arms:
DO NOT INFLATE THE SEALED ARMS
BEFORE YOU SLIP IT ON THE ARMBARS!
- Slip the Sealed Arms on the Arm Bars, using the
highlighted hole.
- Inflate the Sealed Arms through the valve with the
help of the supplied Hand-Held Fan (see next
page). When deflating the Sealed Arms, you must
PUSH THE MIDDLE OF THE VALVE, this way
opening it. You can close the valve by pressing its
middle again. Don’t forget to fit the cap on the valve
after inflating.
- Bind the webbing around the middle bar and tie the
eyelets with the supplied rope.
- The highlighted PVC loop is for pulling the
uninflated sealed arm in its cover. Make sure
it is hidden when using the LOS. It may harm
users when rotating.
USE THE
2ND HOLE

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7.3 The Hand-Held Fan
READ THE MANUAL OF THE BLOWER SUPPLIED BY THE
MANUFACTURER OF THE FAN BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE IT.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT LEAVE THE SEALED ARM UNATTENDED
WHILE INFLATING/DEFLATING AND DO NOT OVER INFLATE.
- The hand fan comes with an extra adapter for your valve on the sealed arms.
This adaptor has 2 extra plastic pieces that you must take off.
- The recess of the black rubber must face
outwards. This way it surrounds the edge of the
valve and creates an airtight connection.
- When connecting the adaptor to the valve you must
insert and twist.
- Connect one side of the pipe to the fan and add the adaptor to the other side.
THE RECESS OF THE BLACK RUBBER WASHER
SURROUNDS THE EDGE OF THE VALVE
ON/OFF BUTTON

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Inflation process:
1. Locate the valve and remove the cap.
2. Connect the pipe to the fan using the hole marked with “OUT”.
3. Connect the adaptor to the valve.
4. Switch ON the fan and inflate until firm to touch.
5. Place the cap of the valve.
Deflation process:
1. Locate the valve and remove the cap.
2. Connect the adaptor to the valve.
3. Connect the pipe to the hole marked “IN”.
4. Switch on the fan and deflation will begin.
5. Once all of the air has been withdrawn from the inflatable disconnect the fan.
7.4 The Control Panel:
The Control Panel consists of:
- You must bolt these 3 parts together to make it
stable.
The Control Box:
1. 12M Cable electrical output socket.
2. Main On/Off switch. It works only with the supplied keys.
3. Emergency Stop: In case you must stop the mechanism
suddenly.
4. This will light up when the Control Panel is under power,
and the key is turned to ON.
5. You can change the movement direction of the arms.
6. Adjusting the speed of the arms.
7. Key hole to open the Control Box.
8. Main power cable.
Control Box
Support Bar
Legs
ON/OFF
Key
Triangle
Key
12M Cable
3M Cable
Part Code:
MP0013
MP0012
MP0056
MP0015
MP0008
MP0009
1
2
4
5
6
7
3
8

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Positioning of the control panel:
The control panel must be placed at
the entrance, at an approximate distance
of 1.5M, so that the operator has an
unobstructed view of ALL the players.
7.5 The Bed:
- Connect the Drive Motor to the Control Panel with
the 12 Meter Cable. You will find the socket of the
Drive Motor inside. Since the cable has to go
underneath the inflated bed you won’t have another
opportunity to place the cable if you don’t do it now.
- Start connecting the sandwich Velcro flaps. The easiest way to connect the flaps is to first patch
the lower flap all the way, then cover it with the top Velcro flap.
LOWER PART OF THE SANDWICH VELCRO
END RESULT WHEN INFLATED
OPERATOR/
CONTROLLER
FIELD OF
VIEW
ENTRANCE

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- You may inflate the bed. While inflating, adjust the
position of the bed around the mechanism with the
help of the anchor points, to make sure the
mechanism stands in the middle of its designated
hole.
- After inflating, add the Bed Hole Cover.
- Add the foam cover to the middle bar.
8. Transporting/Storing the Unit
DURING TRANSPORTATION, THE MECHANICAL PARTS MUST BE PROTECTED!
Store the pallets somewhere safe as this will be needed in order to ship the unit back to us for
its annual testing and also if and when any repairs are needed asour shippers willnot collect without
it being securely wrapped and on a pallet.
When packing away the mechanism for shipping or storing, we advise to:
- remove the keys of the control box.
- do not place anything heavy on the control box or on any part of the mechanism.
- make sure the mechanical parts are packed and protected correctly.
- store the mechanism in dry conditions/in a dry place.
- not to remove the sealed arms from its covers.
- leave the bolts and nuts on the mechanism in their corresponding holes.
- dry every part (if for any reason it becomes wet).

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9. Routine Inspections, Trial Operations and Thorough Examinations:
9.1 Routine Inspections (before every use)
After every setup or operation, before opening the game to the public, the controller or his
nominee SHALL PERSONALLY CHECK that the setup of the Last One Standing is correct.
We recommend to check for every criteria written below. The person carrying out the check shall
be sufficiently trained or experienced in the check routines that have to be carried out.
Check that:
- every button is in a working condition on the Control Panel.
- the electrical connection sockets and cables are not chafed nor damaged.
- the Velcro of every cover has a good grip and is not weakened, the covers are not
damaged and no accessible parts of the machinery has sharp edges, sharp angles or rough
surfaces to cause injury, and no openings which can “trap” parts of the body or clothing.
- the webbing cam buckles of each sealed arm are not damaged, including their stitching to
the sealed arms cover.
- the stitching of the bed and walls do not have tear, rips which could represent a safety
hazard.
- the metal arms and springs don’t have any sign of damage.
- all nuts and bolts are secure and tightened.
- the inflatable bed is securely anchored.
The device shall not be made available to the public until any adjustments or repairs judged to
be necessary as a result of this inspection have been completed.
9.2 Trial Runs
Following the check, the controller shall run one or more trial runs without any members of the
public on it, simulating where possible emergency situations to verify particularly that the control
system and the emergency stop works properly. Only NOW ARE THE PLAYERS ALLOWED TO
ENTER THE UNIT.
9.3 Thorough Examination
Besides the regular checks, the Last One Standing should be thoroughly examined at
appropriate intervals by a competent person/institute/organization/company.
The intervals between two successive thorough examinations may be governed by existing
national regulations:
10. Lubrication
- The mechanism has only 1 lubrication point. This
bearing has already a sufficient inner lubrication,
but if lubrication is deemed necessary manual
lubrication can be applied through the hole
highlighted on the picture.
BEARING
LUBRICATION
HOLE

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11. Spare Part Codes:
Code and Name
Description
MP0002 - Shock Absorber Spring
Holds and adjusts the height of the inflatable arm.
MP0003 - Drive Motor Leg
Stabilizes the Drive Motor.
MP0004 - Drive Motor Wheel
For moving the mechanism.
MP0005 - 10 x 30 mm bolt
To fix the Legs to the base of the Drive Motor and to adjust the
height of the Arm Bars.
MP0006 - 12 x 60 mm bolt
To fix the Metal Arms to the Middle Bar.
MP0007 - 8 x 50 mm bolt
Used to fix the Shock Absorber Spring to the 1m Metal Arm
and the Middle Bar and to fix the Control Box to its supporting legs.
MP0008 - 12m Cable
To connect the Control Panel to the Drive Motor.
MP0009 - 3m Cable
To connect the Control Panel to the main electric socket.
MP0010 - Set Screw
To fix the Middle Bar to the Drive Motors Shaft.
MP0012 - the Legs of the Control Panel
To stabilize the Control Panel.
MP0013 - the Support Bar of the Control Box
The middle part of the Control Panel.
MP0015 - Triangle Key of the Control Box
To lock the Control Box.
MP0016 - Emergency Button
To stop the movement of the arms in case of an emergency.
MP0017 - Green Button
MP0018 - Red Light
MP0019 - Potentiometer
MP0022 - Middle Bar
MP0027 - Allen Wrench
To assemble\disassemble the mechanism.
MP0029 - 13mm Wrench
To assemble\disassemble the mechanism.
MP0030 - 19mm Wrench
To assemble\disassemble the mechanism, to connect the inflatable
arm to the middle bar.
MP0049 - 1M Metal Arm for Mechanism with
Shock Absorber
To connect the inflatable arm to the middle bar.
MP0056 –ON/OFF Key
AP3149 - Drive Motor Foam Cover
To cover the top of the Drive Motor.
AP3150 –Middle Bar Foam Cover
To cover the Middle Bar.
AP3151 –Leg Covers for the Drive Motor
To cover the legs of the Drive Motor.
AP3152 –Bed Hole Cover
To cover the gap between the Drive Motor and the inflated Bed.
See the location of every spare part on the pictures below:

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