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B. Angled Descent:

Step 1.

Open protective cover or enclosure, attach Rescumatic® to anchorage and

attach rope spool to rotating spindle.

Step 2.

Attach snatch block to angled guide cable. DBI/SALA Snatch block is

attached to the guide cable by removing the cotter pin, unscrewing the knob

enough to pull the face plate to the side. Insert the guide cable between the

pulley and the knob. Screw the knob tight again and replace the cotter pin,

see Figure 14.

Step 3.

Attach D-ring on Rescumatic® body support to snatch block using carabiner.

Put webbing body support over head and under arms, adjust support buckle

to tighten. If full body harness is available, don harness per manufacturer's

instructions and secure harness to D-ring located on body support using

carabiner. See Figure 8.

Step 4.

Pull on free end of rope to take up slack. Rope must be taught before descending.

Step 5.

Slowly step off of platform to begin descent.

Step 6.

Descend to safe level. Prepare for landing by bending knees. Disconnect from system.

If the same guide cable is to be used for multiple descents, the body support must be detached from

the snatch block. A separate snatch block must be used by second person. Second person shall

repeat steps 2 - 6. When the body support is detached from the snatch block, the rope and body

support will swing back below the overhead Rescumatic® unit. Be certain the rope will not be

damaged or interfered with as it swings back.

If multiple angled descents are to be performed, it is recommended that a separate angled guide cable

be used. A snatch block is needed at both ends of the system. The snatch block can remain attached

to the angled guideline at the completion of each descent.

C. Rescue Cradle:

IMPORTANT: Consult competent personnel before moving injured or disabled

person. Remove all sharp objects from person being transported to avoid

tearing the cradle.

Step 1.

Open cradle on floor near the escape point.

Step 2.

Place the disabled person in the center of the cradle.

Step 3.

Snap all three rings to the triangular D-ring on the escape belt

with the carabiner provided. See Figure 15.

Step 4.

Drop the reel with the "return cable" to the ground. For cable

lengths over 250 ft (76.2m)see section 3.3 (B).

Figure 11

Figure 10

Figure 12

Figure 13

Figure 14

Pulley

Face

Plate

Knob

Cotter Pin

Figure 15