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    This document provides guidance on creating and configuring stair flights in three sections. Section 4.1.1 discusses general attributes that can be set for a stair flight like name, description, function, and area. Section 4.1.2 covers the four installation options - straight, L-shaped, S-shaped, and U-shaped. Section 4.1.3 describes how to position the lower and upper work points that define the stair flight either graphically or explicitly, and how the direction is determined based on the work point positions.

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    This document provides guidance on creating and configuring stair flights in three sections. Section 4.1.1 discusses general attributes that can be set for a stair flight like name, description, function, and area. Section 4.1.2 covers the four installation options - straight, L-shaped, S-shaped, and U-shaped. Section 4.1.3 describes how to position the lower and upper work points that define the stair flight either graphically or explicitly, and how the direction is determined based on the work point positions.

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    Access platforms, Stairs and Ladders User Guide

    Stair Flight Assembly

    4.1.1 General Attributes


    The Create Stair Flight form allows the user to set the general attributes, such as Name,
    Description, Function, Purpose and Area. The form also identifies the tasks associated with
    the Stair Flight elements.

    4.1.2 Installation Options


    The four installation types, Straight, L-Shaped, S-Shaped and U-Shaped address the
    majority of the installation scenarios for Stair Flights. If an installation option has not been
    set and the user has defined the Lower and Upper work points, the application will prompt
    the user to select an installation option against which the evaluation will be based.
    The Left/Right Option becomes active if either the L-Shaped or U-Shaped installation option
    is selected. On selecting the Left Option the subsequent Flight turns left from the Previous
    one.

    4.1.3 Position and Direction


    The Position and Direction task panel provides both graphically interactive and explicit
    methods for positioning the lower and upper work points that define the Stair Flight, as
    shown in the diagram above the origin of the Stair Flight is coincident with the intersection of
    the Lower WP and the plane of the lower pick at the midpoint between the Stringers.
    Selecting either the Lower or Upper Position link will activate the Positioning Control
    mechanism for graphical selection of the work points and population of the position gadgets
    in the form.

    Explicit positioning either via the Upper or Lower WP is supported and the system will check
    the results of the new position against the engineering criteria of the Stair Flight to the
    criteria of the current specification and if valid the Stair Flight will be re-positioned. The
    default Flight Direction or the Stair Tower is north though once the Stair Flight has been
    created it is set by the application based on the positions of the lower and upper work
    points. Having input the Upper Work Point position using either the explicit of graphical
    method and the position gadget has been populated the Lower Work Point Position gadget
    becomes active.

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