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DCS CGT manual Initial Start-up / Operation

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Initial Start-up / Operation

PLACEMENT OF LAVA ROCK

Place a layer of lava rock on the stainless steel pan located directly above the burners.

PILOT & MAIN BURNERS

All Tandoors are tested and adjusted before leaving the factory, effectively matching them to sea level condi- tions. Adjustments to assure proper operation may be necessary on installation to meet local conditions; low gas pres- sure, differences in altitude, variations in gas characteristics, possible problems caused by rough handling or vibration during shipment, and are to be performed only by qualified service personnel. These are the responsibilities of the cus- tomer and/or dealer and are not covered by Dynamic Cooking Systems Inc.

The Tandoor utilizes a standing pilot to ignite the main burners. Both the pilot and main burner gas supply are fed through a thermomagnetic safety valve. Proof of pilot through the use of a thermocouple is required for main gas supply to open. To gain access to the safety valve and pilot open the hinged lower front panel. The pilot is located between the two burners.

LIGHTING THE PILOT

1)Turn OFF the two main burner valves located on the front of the Tandoor.

2)Open the manual shut off valve in the incoming service line.

3)Open the hinged lower front panel.

4)Depress and hold the red button on the safety and apply a lit match or taper to the pilot burner. Hold this button in until the pilot stays lit when it is released. This may take a minute or longer.

5)If the pilot does not stay lit, depress the red button on the safety valve and relight the pilot, holding the red button in longer before releasing. It may be necessary to relight the pilot several times until the lines are purged of any trapped air and a constant gas flow is established.

LIGHTING MAIN BURNERS

Once the pilot burner flame is established either or both of the main burners can be lit by turning on the burner valves located on the front panel of the Tandoor.

Warning: When lighting the pilots and checking for burner performance keep your face away from the burners. The burner may light with a “ POP” and could flashback and cause facial burns.

Caution: If the pilot and main burner go out, the Tandoor MUST be left completely shut down at least 5 minutes before lighting.

SHUT DOWN

Nightly shut down turn OFF both main burner valves located on the front panel of the Gas Tandoor. To com- pletely shut down turn OFF both burner valves located on the front panel of the Tandoor and turn OFF the manual shut off valve in the incoming service line.

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CGT specifications

DCS CGT, or Digital Combat Simulator Combined Arms Ground Team, represents a significant advancement in military simulation technology and training. This cutting-edge platform is designed to provide realistic and immersive environments for training ground forces, allowing users to experience various combat scenarios with an unparalleled level of detail and authenticity.

One of the main features of DCS CGT is its high-fidelity graphics engine, which offers stunning visuals that accurately depict a variety of terrains and landscapes. From arid deserts to urban environments, the simulation incorporates realistic terrain modeling, weather effects, and dynamic lighting conditions. This enables users to train in environments that closely resemble real-world combat zones, enhancing preparedness and situational awareness.

DCS CGT's technology stack includes advanced physics modeling and AI-driven opponents, making enemy interactions more compelling and life-like. Soldiers in training can expect to encounter smart AI that reacts to player actions, providing an unpredictable adversarial dynamic. This not only boosts the training experience but also encourages more strategic thinking and adaptability among participants.

Human-computer interaction is enhanced through the use of versatile control systems. Users can engage in ground combat using a variety of vehicles and equipment, from armored personnel carriers to tanks. The simulation allows for detailed vehicle handling, weapon systems integration, and communication protocols, ensuring operators gain first-hand experience working with modern military technologies.

DCS CGT also features multiplayer capabilities, enabling users to collaborate or compete against one another in large-scale operations. This aspect fosters teamwork and communication, essential skills for effective ground operations. Additionally, mission customization tools allow trainers to design scenarios tailored to specific objectives or tactical lessons, providing flexibility in training programs.

Another characteristic of DCS CGT is its integration with other DCS modules, allowing joint warfare training scenarios alongside air and naval units. This integration provides a coalesced view of modern warfare environments, where ground forces must work alongside air support and naval assets for mission success.

In conclusion, DCS CGT is a comprehensive training tool that leverages advanced technologies to create a realistic, immersive, and adaptable combat simulation. With high-fidelity graphics, intelligent AI, versatile control systems, and a focus on teamwork, it equips military personnel with the skills and experience necessary for success in today’s complex battlefields.