I-DRIVE TECHNICAL MANUAL – WARNING SUMMARY PG DRIVES TECHNOLOGY
2.26 Forward Deceleration
It is the responsibility of the machine manufacturer to ensure that the emergency stopping
distance is within the distance specified for the country in which the machine will be used.
2.27 Reverse Deceleration
It is the responsibility of the machine manufacturer to ensure that the emergency stopping
distance is within the distance specified for the country in which the machine will be used.
Setting this value too low could cause the machine to tip when stopping, whilst reversing down a
slope.
2.28 Max. Forward Speed
Ensure the stability of the machine is maintained, especially when cornering at the programmed
Max. Forward Speed.
2.29 Speed Limit Pot. Enabled
If a parallel type speed limiting potentiometer is fitted, this parameter must be set to ON or the
machine will only drive at the maximum programmed speed settings.
2.30 Throttle Operated At Power-Up
Setting this parameter to Drive will contravene international ‘mobility’ vehicle safety legislation. If,
under exceptional circumstances, the condition set by Drive is required, it becomes the sole
responsibility of the machine manufacturer. PGDT accepts no liability for losses of any kind
resulting from this parameter being set to Drive.
2.31 Soft-Stop
If this function is On, you must ensure that the emergency stopping distance is within the
distance specified for the country in which the machine will be used.
2.32 Brake Fault Detect
This parameter should only ever be set to Off if there are no electrical brakes fitted to the
machine.
2.33 Freewheel Speed Limit
It is the responsibility of the machine manufacturer to ensure that adequate precautions are
taken to warn the user against the hazards of freewheeling the machine at excessive speeds. It is
also the responsibility of the machine manufacturer to utilize a suitable freewheel mechanism to
reduce these risks. PGDT accepts no liability for losses of any kind resulting from excessive
freewheel speeds of a machine.
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