1 Safety precautions

Read all safety instructions before installing and using this product. Save this document for future reference. If ownership of this product is transferred, be sure to include this manual. Following coloured frames are used in this manual to draw attention to important information or warnings:

1.1 General safety

• Use the QS-CH2 only for its intended purpose, according to instructions.
• Unplug the QS-CH2 from the power supply if it is not used for an extended period of time or when there is a need to perform hardware installation, maintenance, service or repair.
• Turn off the QS-CH2 when it is not in use.
• The QS-CH2 was designed for indoor use only - DO NOT store or use the product outdoors.
• Keep the QS-CH2 away from heat sources, high humidity, water, and other liquids. DO NOT store in places where water vapor condensation may occur due to low temperatures.
• DO NOT disassemble the Power Cabinets or actuators. Any tampering with or altering the product will void the warranty, pose a serious risk of electric shock, and may irreparably damage the product.
• If the device starts emitting unusual noises, smoke, or indicating that the device is not working properly, STOP using the QS-CH2 immediately and contact technical support.
• DO NOT cover the ventilation holes in the device.
• Keep the power cord plug and the socket dry, clean and dust-free.
• Protect the power cord from being damaged by being stepped on, rubbed against, or pinched.
• DO NOT use the QS-CH2 if the ambient temperature is below 5°C (41°F) or above 40°C (104°F).
• DO NOT use the QS-CH2 if it has been damaged, or any component is broken or missing. Please contact technical support.
• DO NOT use attachments or replacement parts not recommended or approved by the manufacturer. If you must replace a damaged power cord, use only certified products with the same rating as the one being replaced.
• Connect the QS-CH2 to a correctly grounded outlet only.
• If you want to increase safety level of the system, you can add external safety devices. For detailed information check section 6.
• Use only certified components and fasteners when installing seat, seat belts and other accessories to QS-CH2 .

1.2 Health and safety instruction

The safety of Qubic System users is the top priority. To protect users and bystanders against injuries caused by mechanical parts movement and electrical connectivity, the following instructions must be strictly performed. Even though possibilities with QS-CH2 are broad, some things should be kept in mind when the place for the rig is chosen. Motion Systems DOES NOT approve exceeding or ignoring any of these points and IS NOT responsible for malfunctions or failures that, are the results of these actions.

• DO NOT use the QS-CH2 on very soft or fragile surfaces like rubber, glass, or foam.
• Ensure that all QS-CH2 modules are mounted properly.
• Be aware that without anchoring QS-CH2 will crawl a little in every direction during operation. Those movements could damage the surface in the long term. Manufacturer, its subsidiaries, and their partners are not responsible for any floor damages.
• DO NOT mount the rig in tight or cluttered spaces – remember that QS-CH2 moves and nothing should restrict its motion range.
• Seatbelts and other harnesses should be mounted to parts of the motion rig that move in the same way as the seat. DO NOT attach them to any static part or ground.
• Cables must not be stretched and should be kept in a way that prevents them from getting under actuator or any part that can crush or tear them.
• If you want to use the QS-CH2 in an unusual application, and you are not sure, that the desired setup is feasible, please contact, the distributor/reseller.

What must be checked before turning on the device:

• Check if cables are mounted properly – they are not stretched or loosely connected to the socket.
• Check if there are no objects in the motion range of the platform.
• Check that all elements are properly fixed.
• Check if there are no sharp edges nearby.
• Check if everyone around is aware of machine rapid movements.
• Make sure that no one stands in the range of motion (minimum 1.5 m).
• Motion Lock Switch should be mounted close to the operator or user of the machine – it has to be easily reachable in every situation.
• Check Motion Lock Switch AT LEAST once a month to reduce the possibility of unknown failure – more information available in chapter 4.

How to safely turn on and use the QS-CH2 :

• When the QS-CH2 is turned on, it requires Motion Lock button cycle and then performs a start-up calibration. For details go to section 2.9.
  Warning

  

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  In order to perform a calibration, QS-CH2 will move after turning the power on and cycling the Motion Lock button. Stay in the safe distance from that movement and do not try to interrupt it.

• DO NOT interrupt or change the weight of payload mounted to the QS-CH2 during start-up calibration.
• Before getting on or off the machine ALWAYS activate Motion Lock (press the red button)
• In case of game crash or freeze, the Motion Lock Switch must be pressed before getting off the machine.

• For VR Headset users:
  • Remove the VR goggles before entering or exiting the rig.
  • Ensure that VR Headset is not limiting the operation range of QS-CH2 .
  • Check if the whole VR setup is not in range of motion of the machine.
  • DO NOT place the connection loosely under the motion rig.

• DO NOT use QS-CH2 if you are pregnant, tired, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• STOP USING the QS-CH2 immediately if pain, fatigue or any discomfort appears.
• For every two hours of using the system, we recommend at least 15 MINUTES OF BREAK.
• DO NOT put your hands or legs in the actuators range of motion!
• DO NOT use the QS-CH2 around small children or pets.
• DO NOT put any items between actuators and stabilization plates.
• DO NOT pull the wires connecting the actuators with the power cabinets.

2 Technical details

QS-CH2 is 2DoF (Degree of Freedom) motion platform delivering SURGE and YAW movements. It is dedicated for car driving simulations and flying simulators. It utilizes two longitudinal linear motion actuators with dedicated a Power Cabinet under the floor to replicate longitudinal and lateral acceleration. It perfectly replicates oversteer and acceleration/braking effects. Full system only requires 1.5 square meters of space.

2.1 System components

2.2 Excursions

2.3 Dimensions

2.4 System specification

*Value of acceleration is limited for safety reasons.

2.5 Power requirements

QS-CH2 requires a 120/230± 10% VAC 50-60 Hz single phase with ground and neutral connection. If you experience issues such as unexpected shutdowns or resets during simulation, it is recommended to inspect the power cables and power source. The use of cables that do not meet the specified requirements may lead to malfunctions. To ensure proper device operation, replace any non-compliant cables with ones that meet the required specifications.

2.6 Power Consumption

Table below contains power consumption data for QS-CH2 measured with a 200 kg payload: With heavy payload and/or intensive simulation - average power consumption may rise.

2.7 Environmental conditions

The QS-CH2 should be operated within ambient conditions as specified below:

• Indoor use and storage only
• Temperature: 5^° - 40^° Celsius / 41^° - 104^° Fahrenheit
• Humidity: 0% - 70% (without water vapor condensation)
• Maximum altitude: up to 2000 m / 6561 ft

2.8 Transportation wheels

Transportation wheels can be mounted for transportation purposes. Put the transportation wheels mounting bracket to the mounting points in the front and back of the QS-CH2 . Screw both bolts with nuts gradually one by one using 17 mm socket wrench until the bracket is flush against the side of the device and platform is high enough to be transported.

2.9 Cold start procedure

For safety reasons, and in strict compliance with the requirements of ISO 14118:2017 (E) concerning the prevention of unexpected start-up, QS-210, QS-220, QS-V20, QS-CH2, and QS-S25 motion systems require one complete cycle of the Motion Lock switch whenever power is restored after being cut off or during the start-up. Follow the steps below:

1. Verify that the motion platform is OFF - the power switch on the Power Cabinet is not backlit, and QubicManager displays an Offline status.
   

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2. Turn the Power ON. The platform will not move.
   

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3. Press the Motion Lock button - diode emits constant light. The platform will not move.
   

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4. Turn the Motion Lock button counterclockwise - diode blinks. The system will perform start-up calibration. Do not change the payload.
   

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5. If the status displays Parked/centered or Running - the motion platform is ready for operation.
   

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3 Installation

Bolts tightening torque values:

3.1 Removing top cover

Different setups may need different CFG switch configurations. Go to section 3.10 for full connection diagrams. In order to gain access to the QS-SB2 Power Cabinet the top cover needs to be removed. To remove the cover unscrew 14x DIN 7380-1 M6 x 16 bolts using 4 mm hex key as shown below:

3.2 Previous revision with no connection panel - switching the power switch ON

In previous revisions there was no cable connection panel - while the top cover is removed, ensure that the power switch on Power Cabinet is in the ON position (dash, instead of a circle). Once the switch is ON - the backlight is ON. After installing the cockpit on top of the QS-CH2 it will no longer be possible.

3.3 QS-CH1/QS-210/QS-220 actuators mounting feet

In order to mount Qubic System motion actuators onto the QS-CH2 platform - all actuator feet must be screwed in with the actuator feet and the locked in place by the top locking plate. Actuator feet mounting holes:

1. 

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   Screw in all 4 of actuator feet mountings to the platform.

2. Lift the platform to gain access to actuator feet.
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   • Gaining access to the bottom of actuator rods requires lifting up the full cockpit. Due to weight of the motion platform use only certified car-lift or hoist and ALWAYS place car-stands under lifted cockpit as a safety measure.
   • Actuator feet are filled with grease - do not remove it. Use rubber gloves during installation.

   

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   Remove all plastic feet from the actuator by unscrewing them counterclockwise.

   

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   Slide the Locking plates into the actuator rods and screw in QS-CH2 's actuator feet.

   

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   Place the O-rings into the feet mountings.

   

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   Lift the full platform and place into the Actuator mountings.

   

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   Screw in the actuator foot locking plates.

3. Torque down all bolts. For torque values go to page .

3.4 Custom cockpit actuator feet adjustment

In order to fit a custom motion actuators implemented cockpit - transverse adjustment will be needed. Use included adjustment plates to set the width of actuator feet.
Adaptability dimensions (both QS-210 and QS-220's actuator rod center axis to adapter edge measure 55.4 mm): Use adjustment plates to make the actuator feet wider or more narrow to accommodate for the custom cockpit. Mount the actuator feet on top of adjustment plates: In order to adjust the plates to your specific cockpit - slide the plates sideways within slotted hole limits. After adjustment is done, torque down all DIN 912 M8 x 12 bolts. For torque values go to page .

3.5 Universal cockpit adapter brackets

In order to install an aluminum profile cockpit, use included Universal adapter brackets and fasteners. Mount the universal adapters, using two of the adjustment holes: Mount the aluminum profile cockpit, using two of the adjustment holes:

3.6 Optional mounting holes

QS-CH2 is equipped with optional mounting holes for custom user-defined applications: For details on holes dimensions - go to section 2.3.

3.7 Anchoring

To prevent QS-CH2 from moving around during gameplay - it is recommended to anchor it to the ground. Anchoring plates installation:

3.8 CFG Switch configuration

CFG switches needs to be set to appropriate positions in accordance with actuator number. Actuator number can be found on the sticker on the Power Cabinet. If you want to change the layout of the actuators you need to change the CFG switches setting by switching to number of the actuators they represent.

3.9 Connecting QS-CH2 independently with user's PC

When running QS-CH2 independently, QS-MC6 set (including M10 controller, Motion Lock button and M-Bus terminator) is required. It is not included in a base QS-CH2 set and has to be purchased separately.

3.10 Connecting QS-CH2 with QS-210/220

3.11 Connecting with a compatible QS-CH1 motion platform

3.12 Connecting with QS-CH1 and QS-BT1 belt tensioner

QS-BT1 belt tensioner can be implemented into the Motion Lock circuit, by using Motion lock interlink cable. Data communication with the PC is separate from M-BUS circuit via USB.

3.13 Software Installation

The SERIAL NUMBER can be found on the M10 identification label in the XXXXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXXX format. This serial number is also used for activation of FSMI (ForceSeatMI) and MT (Motion Theater) licenses - more information. Once the QS-CH2 is installed and connected correctly:

1. Download Qubic Manager Software.
2. Proceed with the installation steps and launch the application.
3. Connect power connection cord to the wall socket.
4. Turn on the system by switching on the power switch button (section 3.2).
5. Cycle through the Motion Lock Switch positions - press and unpress it (go to section 2.9 for a details on the procedure).
6. The QS-CH2 will perform a start-up calibration.
   Warning

   • DO NOT change the payload during the start-up calibration.
   • DO NOT enter the cockpit during the start-up calibration.
7. If Qubic Manager has recognized the QS-CH2 correctly, the status of the machine visible in the lower left corner will change to Parked/Centered.
   

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   Warning

   If the device did not connect correctly:

   • Go over the cable connections - compare the connections to the diagram again, look for loose plugs or damaged cords.
   • Go to Troubleshooting section.
8. Check Action Center on the right side panel for a list of actions that requires attention:
   

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9. It is possible to solve them one by one or by pressing the Resolve All button. Firmware update may require additional confirmation in the dialogue box.
   

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10. Go to Tools and Diagnostics → Devices and select Configure.
    

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11. Choose the correct layout variant from the list (traction loss).
    

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    For QS-210/220 3DoF setup with traction loss control (QS-CH2): Choose the correct layout variant from the list (4A T/S setup).
    

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12. Platform dimensions for QS-CH2 are entered by default. In case of 5DoF platform (4A T/S) for dimensions between vertical actuators of QS-CH1 or QS-210/220 - follow instructions in the window or refer to User Manual of the specific QS-device (QubicSystem.com/User-Manuals).
    

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13. Scroll down and choose one of the operation modes:
    

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    Info

    • Q-MODE is unavailable for QS-CH2 .
    • 2DoF single set of QS-210/220 works only in Heavy-Duty mode with QS-CH2 .
14. Close the configuration and return to the main application window. Choose the game and check profile details by clicking on the game tile.
    Info

    Default profiles are integrated with the software and do not require additional installation. List of supported games is available at: QubicSystem.com/Supported-games.
    

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15. Adjust the motion effects intensity up to your preferences in the game profile window. Scroll down to see all of the settings.
    

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16. Activate a profile by clicking the Activate button.
    

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17. Launch the game by clicking the Run the game button.
    

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18. You can also adjust the settings during the game simulation by pressing ALT+TAB and switching between the applications - once the profile is active changes will apply instantly.

 

4 Maintenance and Cleaning

To minimize the risk of abnormal heating that can result in system failure, keep the QS-CH2 uncovered, clean and dust-free. Cleaning the unit should be performed with a soft, dry cloth. DO NOT use solvents or cleaners that may corrode or damage materials of parts used in the QS-CH2 in any other way. If any of the above mentioned elements is dirty or dusty use clean cloth to remove it. Isopropyl alcohol can be used to remove contamination caused by lubricants.

4.1 Checking Motion Lock button

At least once a month check if Motion Lock button is working correctly:

1. Before anyone steps into the platform - turn on the QS-CH2 .
2. Push the red Motion Lock button. Device status will change:
   

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3. The machine should stop and not react to any signal.
4. Turn on a simulation or a game to confirm that - with a correct profile activated proceed to a game or a simulation and engage movement.

✓

If the Motion Lock Button works correctly - platform does not react nor move in any way.

x

If the Motion Lock button does not work correctly - platform proceeds to simulate motion from the game/simulation. Check the cable connection and repeat the test. If the problem persists - DO NOT use the platform, power it off and contact technical support immediately.

4.2 Greasing the slider pads

If the QS-CH2 will start emitting squeaky noises during operation - the device is not broken but needs to be greased.

1. In Platform diagnostics move the platform to maximum front position (surge slider).
2. Spray some penetrating oil on the rear metal pads.
   

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3. In Platform diagnostics move the platform back and forth and to the sides (Yaw slider) so that it cleans the pads itself.
4. Wipe off penetrating oil residue and any dirt that will be moved to the edges of the pads with soft and dry cloth.
5. Use a SMALL AMOUNT of bearings grease (red, lithium based, NLGI-2) on back metal pads.
6. Move the platform back and forth and to the sides so it distributes the grease evenly and until the squeaks are gone.
7. Wipe off any grease residue collected on the sides with a soft and dry cloth.

5 Troubleshooting

Before contacting technical support, try this:

• Check Action Center in QubicManager.
• Check all cable connections in the device.
• Restart QubicManager application by right-click on the application icon in the system tray and selecting Restart:
  

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• Check Motion Lock Switch position (should be unpressed to activate the motion) :
  

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• Try different USB ports (also try bypassing the USB hub by a direct PC connection).
• If a problem occurred abruptly, it could be caused by a thermal protection. Turn off the QS-CH2 , disconnect it from power outlets and wait at least 15 minutes to let it cool down. Try turning it on again later.
• In case of any unclear electrical issues, strange behavior or abnormal work conditions, contact technical support.

5.1 QubicManager device statuses

- no device is detected. If status appears while devices are connected - indicates that firmware update failed (requires firmware recovery) or M10 controller or USB connection is at fault. Check USB connection for loose connections, try different USB ports, bypass any USB hubs, swap USB cable for a different one. - Power Cabinets are disconnected or not powered. If this status appears during operation - check power cords, power switches, CFG DIP switches configuration and M-BUS connection cables. - the device is in simulation/receives input signal. - the device is paused (Pause button at the bottom of the QubicManager window). - Motion Lock system has been triggered. Unpress the Motion lock button, check the Motion Lock button cable/connection. In a setup with no Motion Lock button - check the Motion Lock jumper. - the device is waiting for a cold start procedure (more details). - the device is performing calibration/reference run. DO NOT change the payload. - the device is parking (the game/simulation was paused or no telemetry input is available). - the device achieved parking position and is in stand-by mode. It is powered, connected and ready to be operational. - there is an issue with the connection or power - check the working status in Tools and diagnostic →  Devices.

5.2 Common problems with solutions

• Problem: QubicManager software crashes on launch with an OpenGL error. Solution long-term #1: This issue is caused by graphics drivers. Try to downgrade to a previous version of graphics drivers or check for updates. Solution short-term: To open the app, click OK on all the operating system errors. Restart the QubicManager software and you will be presented with a window:
  

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  Click "YES" if you want run the application in Safe Mode (it will run a little slower). Solution long-term #2: In order to overwrite the OpenGL rendering backend permanently, type in troubleshooting in Windows search bar. Select Qubic System Troubleshooting Assistant.
  

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  In the prompt window, type 6 on your keyboard and click Enter. Restart the QubicManager application.
  

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5.3 Creating a snapshot

A snapshot is the easiest and fastest way to diagnose a problem. If you send in the zip file generated in the snapshot menu along with a description of the problem, technical support receives all the necessary information about the product and its configuration. It can be then analyzed to provide the best solution.

1. Open the main window of the QubicManager application.
2. Go to Tools and Diagnostic →  About / Support.
   

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3. Open the Snapshot window:
   

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4. Select data that will be included in the snapshot.
5. Scroll down, consent to the technical support terms and conditions and select Create & Show:
   

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6. The snapshot has been created, click the OK button - the folder with the snapshot ZIP file will open.
   

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7. Attach the snapshot ZIP file to your support request.

Alternatively, click Snapshot icon in the top-right corner of the Action Center:

5.4 Discord channel

We strongly recommend joining our discord channel, where our growing community is sharing amazing tips and ideas of how to set up, use and tune the Qubic System products. You can also send questions for our staff or get answers directly from the community.

6 Advanced applications

6.1 Adding additional devices to the motion lock circuit

If there is necessity to stop other devices, apart from the QS-CH2 , ML (Motion Lock) and additional user devices can be controlled by safety relay outputs. In the example application, the E-STOP button is connected to the external safety relay. When the E-STOP is triggered, the safety relay will activate the Motion Lock function, which will stop motion of the platform and additional devices.

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6.2 Implementing the working zone protection

To protect bystanders from accidental hit from moving parts of the platform, safety gate with opening sensor* can be connected to safety relay input for activating ML function. When the gate opens, the safety relay output activates the ML (Motion Lock) function and stops the motion of the platform. *Check your safety relay manual for list of applicable sensors

6.3 Increasing safety level

 

6.3.1 Assembling Motion Lock jumper

To apply solutions which require using power line contactors, Motion Lock connection cables in the QS-SB2 power cabinet needs to be replaced with jumpers. To prepare a jumper, you need to assemble recommended connector as shown below:

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6.3.2 Adding power-cut circuit with E-STOP button

If specific SIL/PL rated level needs to be achieved, it might be necessary to install a power cut-off device. Two contactors connected in series and controlled by safety relay can be used to provide or cut-off power line to QS-SB2 power cabinets. When safety function on safety relay input is triggered, a safety relay will switch off the contactors, thus cutting-off the power to the platform. To apply this solution, ML UP connection cables needs to be replaced with prepared jumper as described in section 6.3.1.

6.3.3 Implementing the working zone protection with power-cut circuit

In example application contactors connected in series provide power line to the QS-SB2 power cabinets. When safety function on safety relay input is triggered, a safety relay will switch off the power contactors, thus cutting-off the power to the platform. *Check your safety relay manual for list of applicable opening sensors

6.4 Implementing non-factory Motion lock switch

For non-factory Motion Lock plug setup, you must assemble plug and connectors as shown below: If you want to assemble custom Motion Lock switch or a button box setup (only Double Pole Single Throw switch compatible) using QubicSystem Motion Lock interlink cable, follow the diagrams below:

7 Conformity information

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The QS-CH2 meets the requirements of CE marking and relevant regulations of the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU.

8 Environmental Impact and Disposal

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DO NOT dispose of this product with standard household waste but drop it off at a collection point for the disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment for recycling.

QS-CH2 is shipped with wooden cases/cardboard boxes. If the packaging is no longer needed, it can be fully recycled. QS-CH2 is an advanced device and if stored or disposed of incorrectly it could harm the environment or/and other people. When the device is no longer in use it should be disposed in environmental safe manner in compliance with applicable local work and environmental protection regulations. If no other agreement of disposal was concluded, the device shall be dismantled for disposal as follows:

• Metal parts should be scrapped.
• Electric and electronic components should be disposed of in the specialized disposal center.
• Other materials should be sorted and disposed of accordingly to the local law and regulations.

9 Liability Disclaimer

If permitted under applicable law, Motion Systems and its subsidiaries disclaim all liability for any damages caused by one or more of the following:

• The product has been modified, opened, or altered.
• Failure to comply with assembly instructions.
• Inappropriate or abusive use, negligence, an accident (an impact - for example).
• Normal wear.

10 Warranty

Motion Systems warrants to the consumer that this product shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship, for a warranty period which corresponds to the time limit to bring an action for concerning this product. For commercial customers there is a one (1) year limited warranty, starting on the original date of purchase. For non-commercial customers there are two (2) years warranty, starting on the original date of purchase. Within the warranty period, the product will be repaired or replaced free of charge, excluding shipping charges. This warranty shall not apply:

• If the product has been modified, opened, altered, or has suffered damage as a result of inappropriate or abusive use, negligence, an accident, normal wear, or any other cause unrelated to a material or manufacturing defect (including, but not limited to, combining the QS-CH2 with any unsuitable element, including in particular power supplies, chargers, or any other elements not supplied or approved by Motion Systems for this product).
• In the event of failure to comply with the instructions provided by technical support.
• To software (said software being subject to a specific warranty).
• To accessories (cables, cases, for example).
• If the product was sold at public auction or if the product has suffered damage as a result of force majeure: flood, fire, earthquake, storm.

This warranty is non-transferable. No new warranty period commences if the product is repaired or replaced. Your statutory rights towards the seller are not affected or restricted by this warranty. Motion Systems, and their partners are not liable for any indirect, incidental, or punitive damages from use of this product. In case of malfunction during the warranty period immediately contact technical support.

11 Copyright

Qubic System is a trademark of Motion Systems. All rights reserved. All the contents in this user manual are the intellectual property of Motion Systems. No part of this manual, including the products and software described in it, shall be modified or translated into any language without the prior written permission of Motion Systems. Specifications and information in this manual are subject to change at any time without obligation to notify any person of such revision or changes. Illustrations are not binding.

12 Manufacturer information