Difference between revisions of "Emergency Stop System"
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In the event of an emergency (and to comply with the official IGVC rules), the addition of a stop system is prudent. The emergency stop system is installed between the high power battery system and the open source motor controllers. Emergency stop can be activated by pressing the "Big Red Button" mounted on the back of Candi, or by triggering the wireless E-Stop. | In the event of an emergency (and to comply with the official IGVC rules), the addition of a stop system is prudent. The emergency stop system is installed between the high power battery system and the open source motor controllers. Emergency stop can be activated by pressing the "Big Red Button" mounted on the back of Candi, or by triggering the wireless E-Stop. | ||
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*[http://www.aaaremotes.com/mu24vgaorgad.html Wireless E-Stop Receiver] | *[http://www.aaaremotes.com/mu24vgaorgad.html Wireless E-Stop Receiver] | ||
*[http://www.aaaremotes.com/30703060mini.html Wireless E-Stop Transmitter] | *[http://www.aaaremotes.com/30703060mini.html Wireless E-Stop Transmitter] | ||
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Revision as of 22:02, 5 April 2007
In the event of an emergency (and to comply with the official IGVC rules), the addition of a stop system is prudent. The emergency stop system is installed between the high power battery system and the open source motor controllers. Emergency stop can be activated by pressing the "Big Red Button" mounted on the back of Candi, or by triggering the wireless E-Stop.
