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CAUTION!
Failure to follow these instructions may result in MINOR or MODERATE INJURY or DAMAGE
to the system and/or property.
IMPACT HAZARD! Always maintain a safe distance from a robot in operation. Be aware of the
Emergency Stop button locations.
CRUSH or IMPACT HAZARD! Robots must be prevented from traveling in areas that do not
follow Facility Conditions specifications, such as ramps and stairwells.
IMPACT HAZARD! While driving the robot manually, the safety fieldsets monitored by the
LiDAR scanners are disabled. To avoid impact, be aware of the robot's surroundings.
Avoid making contact with the LiDAR safety sensors as they are fragile and easily damaged.
Do not expose the product for a prolonged period to temperatures outside the range
specified in the product documentation.
IMPACT HAZARD! Never leave the manual bypass screws installed in the robot. This can
prevent the braking system from functioning properly and can cause unpredictable driving
patterns.
IMPACT HAZARD! Do not place anything on the robot that extends beyond its footprint. Refer
to the robot Safety Configuration document for the footprint dimensions.
CRUSH or IMPACT HAZARD! Keep low profile objects that the LiDAR cannot detect, such as
forklift tines and pallets, outside of the outside of the robot's path.
BURN HAZARD! Allow the product to cool before performing maintenance.
Do not connect the robot to a manual charger and an automatic charger at the same time as
this can result in damage to either charger.
SHOCK HAZARD! Improper use or maintenance of robot batteries may result in a high energy
discharge.
Never exceed the maximum total payload constraints of the product.
Never lift the robot by the attachment or while the attachment is installed on the robot.