BrightDrop Trace User manual

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version 3.0
BrightDrop Trace
User Manual
To prevent DEATH, SERIOUS INJURY or PROPERTY DAMAGE, you
should read, understand and follow the warnings and instructions in
this User Manual. Keep for future reference.

Table of Contents
Important Safety Information.........................................................................................................................2
Battery PackSafety ......................................................................................................................................7
First Time Use –Battery Connection...........................................................................................................8
BatteryCharging...........................................................................................................................................9
Operation .......................................................................................................................................................11
Handlebar User Interface...........................................................................................................................11
How to Unlock Doors..................................................................................................................................13
Caster Brakes .............................................................................................................................................14
BrightDrop App...........................................................................................................................................16
Turning the Trace OFF................................................................................................................................16
Transport.....................................................................................................................................................17
Storage........................................................................................................................................................17
Cleaning.......................................................................................................................................................17
Product Specifications...................................................................................................................................17
Trace End of Subscription - Disposal............................................................................................................19
Battery PackRecycling .................................................................................................................................19
Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................................................19
Contact Information
Email: [e-mail]
Website: gobrightdrop.com
Phone: [phone]

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Important Safety Information
Read and Understand this User Manual Before Use
Read this entire User Manual before using the BrightDrop Trace and
keep this manual for future reference. This User Manual contains
important safety, and operation information. This manual is intended
to remind you of your training, but the manual is not a substitute for
operator training. If you have any questions or do not understand
something, contact us at [email protected]m for assistance.
This manual is considered a part of the Trace and should accompany
the device if it is ever transferred or sold.
This manual is not intended as a comprehensive use,service, repair or maintenance manual.
Please contact your local BrightDrop authorized servicer for all service, repairs or maintenance
issues.
Safety Messages
To prevent serious injury or death:
•DO NOT operate the Trace unless you are trained and authorized by your employer.
•Read all safety warnings and all instructions beforeusing the Trace. DO NOT remove any
labels from the Trace.
•Do not operate when you are tired, have emotionalproblems, or after consuming alcohol or
medicine especially with sleeping ingredient.
•DO NOT carry riders on or in the Trace.
•The Trace should be loaded, transported, and used in accordance with approved BrightDrop
products and services. Any other loading, transport, or use of the Trace will be at your own
risk and liability.
•Never modify your Trace in any way. Do not sand, drill, file or remove parts from your Trace.
Do not install incompatible components or hardware.
•PINCH POINT Hazard. Keep fingers, hair, clothing (including shoelaces), jewelry and other
objects away from wheels and other components.
•Please follow Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration guidance for cargo securement
and refer to relevant industry associations (e.g. Web Sling & Tie Down Association).
•Traces should be secured with a restraining system capable of handling at least 5,325 lb of
peak force. If using ratchet straps, ensure they canwithstand at least 5,325 lb Break Strength
or 1,775 lb Working Load Limit (WLL) individually or in combination. The D.O.T. and Web Sling
Association require tie-down manufacturers to attach a tag to the strap with the safe Working
Load Limit and the information on WLL can be found there. For guidance follow Federal
Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) guidelines for cargo securement and refer to relevant
industry associations (e.g. Web Sling & Tie Down Association).

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•When placing the Trace in vehicle for transportation, make sure the following steps are taken:
oEngage Caster Locks (if available) on the Trace.
oSecure Trace with secondary retention system in accordance with FMCSA Cargo
Securement Rules.
For Battery Pack Safety Messages, see Battery Pack Safety and Charging section.
Personal Protective Equipment
ALWAYS wear safety shoeswhen operating the Trace. The user must avoid their
feet and those of any bystanders when operating the Trace.
Training
DO NOT operate the Trace unless you are trained and authorized by your employer. Ask your
supervisor or BrightDrop Contact Center at 888-987-4377 if there is anything unclear or if you
have concerns about the operation of the Trace.
The Trace was designed to work safely and efficiently with the Operator, but as the employer, you
have the primary responsibility for the well-being of your employees. Operator training and the
responsibility for providing a safe workplace is required by the Occupational Safety and Health
Act (OSHA). Both OSHA and ANSI(American National Standards Institute) provide operating,
maintenance and safety instructions contained in the following publications:
•29 CFR 1910.178: "OSHA Safety and Health Standards(29 CFR 1910)", "Subpart N-
Materials Handling and Storage", Section 1910.178 "Powered Industrial Truck". Available
from osha.gov.
•ANSI/ITSDF B56.1: "Safety Standard for Low Lift and High Lift Trucks" (SafetyCode or
Powered Industrial Trucks). Published by: Industrial Truck Standards Development
Foundation, 1750 K Street NW, Suite 460, Washington DC 20009.
The ANSI Standard B56.1 requires operator qualification prior to selection based on visual,
auditory, physical, and mental ability relative to thespecificrequirements ofthe employer.
Similarly, the training required by OSHA and ANSI must be tailored tothe workplace. Unique
operations can present hazards even to experienced Operators if thework is different. Train your
people about the unique design of the Trace.
Pre-Operation Safety Check
The Trace must be inspected every shift. Do not try to operate a Trace that needs repairs or try
to fix it yourself. Report all problems to your employer and tag the Trace as out of service.
1. Walk around the Traceand look for signs of damage or any slip hazards.
2. Check for damage to electrical cables and connectors.
3. Check for loose or missing items, nuts, bolts, fasteners, and rivets.

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4. Power on and check horn.
5. Inspect all four (4) wheels and check the caster wheel locks are functional.
6. Check door locks are operating properly. Check doors open and close freely and inspect
the interior. Check shelves are secure (if installed).
7. Check batteries are fully or appropriately charged for anticipated use.
8. At the beginning of each shift, before operation, the operator shall power on and test for
correct brake function. Press brake release button, ensure the Tracemoves. Disengage
brake release and ensure the Trace stops.
When Loading
Maximum Trace load is 200 lbs. (90 kg).
Maximum load for each shelf is 100 lbs. (45 kg).
Bottom floor panel maximum load is 200 lbs (90kg) if no shelf(s) present.
•ALWAYS place heavier items on the floor panel or lowest available shelf to prevent tipping
and to keep the center of gravity as low aspossible.
•ALWAYS close and lock doors prior tomoving the Trace.
•DO NOT propel the Trace while items are on top.
During Use
•Learn and follow your employer's safety rules for operation, traffic, and speed. Look where
the Trace is going to avoid people, obstructions, and drop-offs. Check clearances in all
directions. Travel in REVERSE (Pull) if the Trace blocks your view.
•When travelling up or down rampsor sloped areas, the Operator should always be on the
uphill side of the Trace and only travel straight up or down an inclined surface. Keep asafe
distance from platform and ramp edges.
•DO NOT turn, park or load/unload the Trace on slopes.
•The Trace can tip over even when empty. Slow down for turns; push/pull smoothly and
slowly. If it does start to tip,move to a safe location away from the Trace and sound horn or
shout to alert pedestrians in the area.
•AVOID collisions. Should pedestrians or other objects come into the path of the Trace, steer
to avoid them. Sound horn to alert people who may not be looking at you.
•Stop the Trace completely and sound thehorn if necessary, at corners or at stop signs, when
approaching intersections or crosswalks, when exiting an aisle, or other locations where the
vision is limited or obstructed. Always proceed with caution. Use traffic mirrors, if available.
•TO STOP – release throttle, confirm the Trace has stopped.
•ONLY park in authorized places. Turn the Trace OFF, set caster wheel locks and check doors
are locked.
•DO NOT carry riders on top or inside of the Trace.

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•ONLY travel the Trace on paved or smooth level surfaces free of hazards. DONOT use on
gravel, dirt, bumps, potholes, or other areas that do not have a finished surface like a
sidewalk, to prevent damage to the Trace or tipping over.
•ONLY operate in environments with adequate ambient light. Operating outside at night or in
areas with low light comes with more risksthan operating during the day due to decreased
visibility.
•Others may havedifficulty seeing you and youmay not see obstacles in your path.
•DO NOT maneuver the Trace through standing water, heavy rain, or in areas with other
obstacles. Be aware of areas with uneven floors, stairs, or other obstacles present. DO NOT
park the Trace in standing water.
•When pushing/pulling the Trace up/down an inclined grade/ramp (under heavy load
conditions up to 200lbs. and/or steep inclines greater than 5 degrees/8.7% grade) be aware
a loss of motorized assist may occur when either:
oThe electric wheel motor thermal or overcurrent protections activate; OR
oThere is a low or adepleted battery pack State of Charge.
The user will have to push/pull/operate the Tracemanually should either of these conditions
occur.
•ALWAYS remove the Tracefrom service if it falls from an elevated position or tips over. Have
the Trace serviced and inspected per the Service Manual before returning to service.
•PARK and TAG OUT the Trace if you experience any problems while you are working. Stop
work and tell your supervisor. Make sure to tag the Trace as out of service soothers will not
be injured by trying to useit. If any issues are found during the Pre-Operation Safety Check,
get the issue fixed before start work or tag it out and use another Trace.
•BE AWARE that objects may not be easily seen in front of the Tracewhen driving or pushing
the Trace in front of you.
Intended Use
The Trace is a TYPE E industrialdevice. It is an electrically powered unit that has minimum
acceptable safeguards against inherent fire and electric shock hazards.
The intended use of the Trace is to be operated by an adult(age 18 and up) for transportation of
goods in an occupational setting. Only use on paved or finished surfaces and in areas where
permitted by law(not on roadways). Any other use of is prohibited and may result in SERIOUS
INJURY or DEATH.
Not following the instructions and warnings eitherin this manual or on the Trace itself could
result in death, seriousinjury, or property damage.Unauthorized modifications of the Trace
automatically void the Limited Warranty and maymake the product unsafe for use.
If improper service is performed, including the useof replacement parts not provided by the
manufacturer, or in the event of any alterations tothe Trace beyond the manufacturer’s
guidelines, in no event can the manufacturer be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive,incidental,
or special damages to property or persons, including death, arising out of the use or misuse of the
Trace.

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California Proposition 65
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead (RoHs tested?) and other
chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer andreproductive harm.
For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Signal Words Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could
result in minor or Moderate injury.
Indicates information considered important, but not hazard
related (e.g. messages relating to property damage).
Symbol Index
Safety Alert Symbol. It is to alert you to potential personal injury hazards. Obey all
safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible serious injury or death.
ELECTRIC SHOCK Hazard.
FIRE Hazard.
TIP OVER Hazard.
ALWAYS wear safety shoes when operating the Trace. The user must avoid their
feet and those of any bystanders when operating the Trace.
Read, understand and follow the warnings and instructions in this manual.
On-Product Labels
The Trace is equipped with 9 individual vinyl labels and 1 aluminum serial plate. The operator
should understand and familiarize themselves with these labels beforeuse.

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Battery Pack Safety
Battery Pack Safety Messages
Risk of Fire and Electric Shock – No User Serviceable Parts.
To prevent serious injury or death:
•ONLY charge original Trace approved lithium-ion battery packs. The battery pack voltage
must match the battery charger voltage. DO NOTuse the battery pack or charger for any
use other than its intended purpose.
•ONLY use the battery charger provided with the Trace or a BrightDrop approved
replacement.
•For any service regarding the battery, ensure the system poweris turned OFF before
service begins.
•DO NOT expose to rain or allow any liquids on or inside the battery pack and charger. The
risk of electric shock and the potential for fire are increased should the charger or battery
pack be exposed to water or submerged in liquid of any kind.
•DO NOT charge the Trace outdoors or in wet environments.
•DO NOT remove or service the Trace battery pack without ensuring the system power is
turned OFF.
•DO NOT charge the Trace when ambient temperatures are below 32 oF (0 oC) or higher
than 100 oF (38 oC). Do not charge in direct sunlight.
•ALWAYS inspect the battery charger and cords prior to each use. If dropped or damaged,
DO NOT use and discard immediately.
•If the battery pack is dropped, crushed and or dented, DO NOT use and contact
BrightDrop to order a replacement battery pack.
•The battery pack may emit smoke or gases if it becomes damaged or is used incorrectly.
Ensure the Trace is in a well-ventilated area. Respiratory tract irritation may occur and
users should seek medical attention if they experience any adverse effects. Do not allow
any others to approach the Trace. For assistance, please contact BrightDrop Customer
Support.
•Battery leakage may occur under extreme usage or temperature conditions. Avoid
contact with skin and eyes. Battery liquid is causticand could cause chemical burns. If
battery liquid comes in contact with skin, wash quickly with soap and water. If theliquid
1. Prop 65 Label – ChemicalHazard Warning
2. Do NotRide
3. TraceRegulatory Information
4. BrightDropDoorLogo
5. Shelf Loading 100lbs.
6. Do NotLift fromHandles
7. Scannable QR Code/SerialNumber Plate
8. Battery Service Label
9. ChargingPort Label

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contacts your eyes, immediately flush eyeswith water for several minutes and seek
medical attention.
•Battery charging times may increase with battery age andusage.
•Only grab the charger by the plug and notthe cable when plugging and unplugging from
the wall.
•Do not puncture or crush the battery pack. Do not impact the battery pack or modify itin
any way. Do not use the battery pack if it shows visible damage. Danger of fire or
explosion.
•Do not place the charger near flammable materials. There is a risk of fire due to the heat
generated during charging.
•Keep the battery pack and charger away from children.
Battery Pack Charging
See Battery Pack Safety and Charging section for more information.
NOTE: If the battery pack charger isinside the Trace, the user will need to open the doors
manually to access the battery pack charger. Please see“To unlock doors manually” in
the Doors section.
First Time Use –Battery Connection
Battery will arrive disconnected, before first charging attempt, the battery must be connected. Please
ensure the charger is not connected to the Trace unit, caster wheels/brakes engaged to connect the
battery for first time use or any battery replacement.
Open battery compartment & connect battery.
1. Using a flat-head screwdriver, loosen the Battery Door Fastener by quarter-turn counterclockwise.
Note: the Battery Access Door is attached via tether and fastener.
2. After removing the Battery Access Panel, connect the battery to the internal connector.

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3. Reinstall the Battery Access Panel by inserting the tab into the slot at the bottom and re-connecting
the quarter-turn Battery Door Fastener.
Battery Charging
The battery in the Trace unit can be charged in twodifferent ways:
·Onboard the Trace and connected to the system (Referred to as Onboard Charging)
·Removed from the Trace and disconnected (Referred to as Offboard Charging)
For each method, a different cable willbe used to connect the charger.
To Charge the Trace Battery:
1. Inspect the Trace Battery pack Charger.
ELECTRIC SHOCK Hazard. DO NOT charge battery pack if the housing or
cords show any sign of damage.

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Figure1. From left to right:Battery charger, Wall cable,Offboardcharge cable,Onboardcharge cable
2. Ensure the area around the Trace is dry. It is not necessary to remove the battery pack
from the Trace for charging.
•DO NOT charge outdoors.
•Do not operate the charger on an easily ignited surface (e.g. paper,
textiles, etc.) or in a flammable environment. Risk of fire related to charger
temperature increasing during the charging process.
3. Prior to handling the battery charger, be sure to discharge static electricity by touching
the top side of your hand to any metal object not isolated from the ground (other than the
Trace).
4. Plug the charger into a 110V rated electrical outlet.
Before charging, inspect the outlet for any damage and ensure that the outlet is in good
working condition and is well grounded. It is not recommended to use extension cords,
power strips or other similar devices.
5. For onboard charging, locate the charge port on the Trace as indicated in Figure 2. Lift
the rubber port cover and connect the onboard charging cable plug to both the Trace and
the charger. Do ensure care tonot touch the contacts on the Charger Plug, only handle
the plug by the plastic/insulated portion.
Figure2. Charging Port
6. For offboard charging, refer to the section “First time use – Battery Connection” to access
the battery, disconnect and removethe battery from the battery compartment. Connect
the offboard charge cable to both the battery and to the charger.
7. Charger should charge the battery to 80-90% SoC within 4-5 hours.

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8. Battery pack must be fully charged before the first use of the Trace. During charging, the
state of charge will be illuminated on the handlebar user interface, and on the BrightDrop
App.
To prevent damage to the battery pack, maintain a State of Charge above 30%, 3 bars on the
handlebar user interface.
Operation
Safe operation is the responsibility of the trained and authorized Trace user.
Should the Trace be traveling faster than intended take the following actions to prevent SERIOUS
INJURY or DEATH:
•Release the throttle;
•Use arms and body weight to manually control and steer;
•Press the main power button; and
•Press down firmly on both caster wheel locks to engage parking brake function.
Personal Protective Equipment
ALWAYSwearsafetyshoeswhenoperatingtheTrace. Theusermustavoidtheir
own feet and the feet of other pedestrians in the vicinity when operating the
Trace.
Handlebar User Interface
The Trace is classified as a TYPE E industrial device. It is an electrically powered unit that has
minimum acceptable safeguards against inherent fire and electric shock hazards.

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Figure3: HandlebarUser Interface
Lock Status
Light will only illuminate when the doors are locked.
Forward Direction - PUSH
To choose direction of travel, press thearrow key corresponding to the desired
direction. To indicate that it was selected, the desired direction will be illuminated on
the control panel
Info Indicator Light
When the info indicator light is illuminated, check the BrightDrop App to get more
information on why the indicator is on. This can range from low battery to service
requirement.
Horn
When the Trace is switched on, the horn will sound when the horn button is pressed.
Reverse Direction - PULL
To choose direction of travel, press thearrow key corresponding to the desired
direction. To indicate that it was selected, the desired direction will be illuminated on
the control panel
Battery Charge Indicator
The state of charge of the Trace can be visualized in increments of 12.5%. Each LED
illuminated in the battery charge indicator corresponds to 12.5% battery life. At full
charge, all 8 LED’s will be illuminated green. At 12.5% percent charge, onered LED will
be illuminated.
Figure4. Battery SOC
Main Power Button
When this button is pressed, it will illuminate to indicate the Tracemotorized assist
system is receiving power from the battery pack. This is a toggle switch and will latch
when pressed. Press a second time to unlatch the switch.
Battery P
a
ck SOC
LED Display Indication
0
-
12%
13
-
25%
26
-
37%
38
-
50%
51
-
62%
63
-
75%
76
-
87%
88
-
100%

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Door Open Button
This button will appear illuminated when thedoors are unlocked and can be opened.
Press this button to open the doors
Brake Release Button
When depressed, the brake release buttonwill allow the Trace tomove freely without
propulsion. With freewheeling engaged the Trace will not go above a set speed. Both the
forward and reverse arrows will blink indicating the Traceis in free-wheel mode. Brake is
only used as parking brake; the motor uses regenerative braking to help slow down before
the brake is engaged
Throttle Lever (Figure 5)
The throttle lever allows the operator to control the speed of the propulsion. The
further the lever is pulled, the faster the Trace will go. Regardless of the side thatis
pulled, the Trace will always travel in the direction indicated by the forward/reverse
buttons. Brake automatically engages when the throttle is released.
Figure5. ThrottleLever
How to Unlock Doors
1. To unlock the doors using the BrightDrop App*:
a. Login to the app with Bluetooth turned on and navigate to thenearby assets view by
pressing the nearby icon at thebottom.
b. On the nearby assets page, find the appropriate Trace on the list of available devices.
c. Press theUnlock button in the app. TheDoor Open button on the Trace will illuminate and
the blue Lock icon will turn off.
d. Press theDoor Open button on the Trace’s user interface to open the doors of the Trace
unit.
e. Note: TheDoor Open button willblink until the doors are shut completely
* See latest app instructions or contactus as at su[email protected] for support.

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2. To unlock the doors manually
User shall always carry the Latch Unlock Tools tomanually open the doors in case of depleted
battery pack or if the BrightDrop Appdoes not unlock the doors. The user must unlock both the
top and the bottom latches to open the doors. Reference the service manual, print out included
during delivery or call the BrightDrop contact center at 888-987-4377 or email
[email protected].
ONLY after both the top and the bottom latches have been unlocked, you may open the doors.
DO NOT force the doors open or closed or the doorsmay be damaged.
3. To lock the doors
a. ALWAYS close the left side door first, then close theright side door.
b. Make sure both doors are closed properly to engage both the top and bottom latches on
the right side door.
c. By default, the Trace doors will automatically return to LOCK status 10 seconds after the
doors are fully closed; OR
To manually lock the Trace doors, press the ‘Lock’ button in the BrightDrop App or on the
handlebar user interface. Note: Lock timeout can beadjusted in the BrightDrop fleet
portal. If configured with auto lock, doors that do not have both top and bottom latches
properly engaged, will NOT auto lock.Refer to your fleet manager for settings assigned to
individual Trace units.
Caster Brakes
To prevent motion of the trace, caster wheels are equipped with manual brakes.
NOTE: The caster brake pedals are only accessiblewhen exposed from under the
Trace chassis. If you cannot see the caster brake pedals, pull the Trace towards you 6-
12 inches using the handle. This should allow the casters to swivel and allow the user
to see and to press the caster brake.
The caster wheels are the two wheels located closest to the Handlebar User Interface
To lock: Press down on the “ON” part of the pedal attached to each wheel (Figure 6).
To unlock: Press down on the “OFF” part of the pedal attached to each wheel (Figure 7).
Figure6. Lock Figure7. Unlock

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Shelves
Maximum rated shelf load is 100 lbs. (45 kg).
To prevent serious injury or death:
•ONLY put a load on a shelf if it is properly seated in the mounting brackets. DO
NOT use Trace shelves for any other purpose.
•DO NOT put a load on a shelf if it is damaged or missing the rubber end sleeves.
•DO NOT store unused shelves on top of the Trace during operation.
For maintenance or service issues, refer to the Service Manual.
Four (4) shelf positions are available as shownin Figure 8.
Figure8. Shelf Positions
Reposition shelves (Figure 9):
1. Pull the shelf towards you (out of the Trace) to unseat the front and back brackets from the
Trace frame.
2. Reposition shelf to the desired location, lining up the back and front brackets in the Trace
frame.
3. Push the shelf away from you (into the Trace) to snap into the rear brackets and seat in the
front brackets.
Figure 9. RepositionShelves

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BrightDrop App
The BrightDrop App allows the user to connect to the Trace being used to lock and unlock the
doors, track location, select throttle profile and, and track state of charge, among other features
that may be available.
Please contact us at [email protected] tostart using the app.
Figure10. BrightDrop App Preview
Connecting to the Trace
1. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on mobile device.
2. Ensure Trace has a charge.
3. Open BrightDrop App on mobile device.
4. Select “Nearby Assets”
5. Identify which Trace you want to connect to
6. Select the “Tag” icon next to the Trace
7. Verify if there is a successful connection icon
Tracking Location
1. Navigate to Asset page
2. Tap “view map” to see latest location. The latest known address is also listed.
Turning the Trace OFF
1. Press main power button
2. Press the parking brakes on the two (2) caster wheels (see Figure 15 and 16).
3. Ensure that both doors are closed and locked.

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Transport
Storage
To prevent damage to the battery pack, maintain a State of Charge above 30%
Cleaning
Clean carefully wi
th a soft, da
mp cloth (using only mild soap and water).
To prev
ent damage to the
Trace
:
·
DO NOT use harsh chemi
c
als
or
abrasives.
·
DO NOT immerse any
Trace
co
mponent in water orwash with a hose.
Product Specifications
ProductSpecifications
UnitCurb Weight
15
9
lbs
7
2.12K
g
s
Payload
200lbs
90.72Kgs
O
verall Dimensions
45
” (L) x 24”(W) x
54
”
(H)
106.
68cm (L) x 60.96cm(W) x 146.81cm (H)
Maximum Weight Capacity per Shelf
100l
bs.
45.36 kg
MaxSpeed
3.1mph
5 kph
Battery Specifications
24
V
240
WhLi
-
i
r
on battery
24
V
240
WhLi
-
i
r
on battery
Battery Charg
e
r Specifications
2A
,110V
-
1
40V
2A,
110V
-
140V
Motor Specifications 24V brushlessmotor rated at 368W 24V brushlessmotor rated at 368W
Driv
e Modes
Forward/Reverse
Forward/Reverse
Brake Info Automatic Automatic
Wheels
9
” DriveWheels /
8
”Swive
l
Caster
Wheels w/Locks
22.86
cm Drive
Wheels /
20.32
cmSwivel
Caster Wheels w/Locks
ALWAYS secure the
Trace
from uninten
ded m
ovement or
tip overs during transport between sites.
Use Mechanized lift gate or ramps to move the Trace on and off vehic
les. The
unit ma
y be generally heavier than non
-
motorizedcarts.

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Figure11. ProductDimensions
FCC and Industry Canada Radio Frequency Statement
This device uses license-exempt transmitters / receivers / systems that operate on a radio
frequency that complies with Part 15/Part 18 of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
rules and with Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) Canada's license-exempt
RSS(s) / RSP-100 / ICESGEN.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. The device may not cause harmful interference.
2. The device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.
Changes or modifications to any of these systems by other than an authorized service facility
could void the warranty and authorization to use this equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limitsare designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installedand used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference toradio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try tocorrect the interferenceby one or more of the
following measures:
•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.