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RAMP TERMINOLOGY

Introduction

The Braun RA500 In-Floor Ramp

(to be referred to as RA500

throughout this manual) is de-

signed for use in low-oor transit

vehicles. The RA500 provides

vehicle access to people with

disabilities (wheelchair passen-

gers or standees using other type

mobility aids).

The self-contained “drop-in” elec-

tric unit requires no pre-assembly.

The electrical components are

internal and easily accessible.

The RA500 features a 32” wide

ramp in a 38” wide package. A

“oor pocket” built into the chas-

sis/oor system allows for simple

installation (dimensional require-

ments specied in the Installation

section).

The RA500 is specically de-

signed to be operated by an

attendant. The ramp is controlled

by either a “one-touch control” or

a “press and hold control”.

The RA500 provides fully auto-

matic operation of ramp functions.

The electric system is controlled

by a electronic controller board

which activates an electric motor

in opposite directions for deploy

and stow functions (powering a

chain drive system).

Obstruction sensing is a standard

feature with the RA500 ramp.

The RA500 also has an optional

weight sensitive pad on the ramp

platform. The ramp will not

operate with 15 kilograms on the

platform when equipped with the

weight sensitive pad.

Instructions are provided for

manual operation of the ramp

in event of power or equipment

failure. See Manual Override for

further details.

Read and become familiar with

all operation safety precautions,

pre-operation notes and details,

operating instructions and manual

operating instructions before at-

tempting operation.

Terminology: Become familiar

with the terminology that will be

used throughout this manual.

Become familiar with the iden-

tication of RA500 components

and their functions. Contact your

sales representative or call The

Braun Corporation at 1-800-THE

LIFT

®

if any of this information is

not fully understood.

Direction: The terms “left”,

“right”, “in” and “out” will be used

throughout this manual to indicate

direction (as viewed from the out-

side of the vehicle looking directly

at the ramp). Refer to the Termi-

nology Illustrations for clarication

of direction terms.

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