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Operation Mover XT4
EN
Precise movement in all directions is possible using the
control knob and the slide control�
The caravan starts to move without jolting when
starting�
When the control knob or slide control are released, or
if the radio signal is interrupted or becomes too weak,
the caravan stops moving immediately�
Radio equipment or other remote controls will not acti-
vate your manoeuvring system�
After start-up, the manoeuvring system moves at a
steady speed (depending on the position of the slide
control)� Speed increases slightly on downhill slopes
and decreases on uphill slopes�
Control knob only
The caravan symbol on the control knob indicates the
current direction of travel (of the caravan)�
The further the control knob is moved, the faster the ca-
ravan turns on the spot�
If only the control knob of the Mover XT4 is used, the
caravan can turn on the spot to approx� 30cm to the
left or right (measured by the drawbar)� When the limit
of the rotating range is reached, the rotating procedure
is stopped automatically�
It is not possible to turn a caravan with a two-axle chas-
sis on the spot�
To continue turning, the caravan must be moved
forwards or backwards at the same time (using the
slide control)�
Slide control only
The slide control can be used to drive forwards or back-
wards without jolting, with infinitely variable speed
control�
The further the slide control is moved from the zero po-
sition, the faster the speed�
Caravan moves forwards (towards the drawbar)
Fig. 19
Caravan moves backwards (away from the drawbar)
Fig. 20
Control knob and slide control
The more the control knob is turned, the smaller the
turning radius�
Operating the control knob and the slide control causes
the manoeuvring system to go round in a circle, where-
by the wheels rotate continuously, but the inner wheels
rotate more slowly than the outer wheels�
Due to the design, it is not possible to manoeuvre in ve-
ry tight bends with a two-axle chassis�
Forward (turning right):
Fig. 21
Forward (turning left):
Fig. 22
Reverse (turning right):
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