Inventini PASCAL Aufbauanleitung Seite 6

INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION ! In case of wind attach all walls or none. Start attaching the walls from where the wind is blowing. During winds
the tent should always be supervised.
CLOSED
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Fig. 1
OPEN
Fig. 2
Fig. 5
1. Choose a flat even spot where you want to pitch the tent. Make
sure the spot is big enough to do it. (Check the dimensions given in
a corresponding picture - Fig. 1)
2. Remove tent from the bag and lay it on the ground.
3. Attach the LED light (if available).
4. Clip the first end of the rope to the roof. Repeat for each rope.
5. Make sure the pump valve is in the position CLOSED (Fig. 2).
6. Use the pump to inflate the product until you feel it is completely
taut (you will hear the sound of the pump changing) (Fig. 3).
7. Disconnect the pipe of the pump from the product, then turn
the pump o (otherwise the air will escape from product) (Fig. 4).
8. Zip the wall and roof with the zipper starting from the center and
heading down (Fig. 5).
9. Anchor the tent to the ground by inserting spike into the rings at
the base (Fig. 6).
10. Clip the second end of the rope to the torsion anchor and hammer
it into the ground. Stretch the rope. Repeat for each rope (Fig. 7).
On a hardened ground, secure the tent with ballast bags.
Fig. 3
Fig. 6
1. Unfasten all tent walls.
2. Unhook the rope and remove the torsion anchor and spikes from
the base.
3. Block the pump valve in the OPEN position.
4. To remove the air from the product, you can:
• use the pump in ‚pump out' mode (connect the pumping hose to
the opposite side of the pump). When you remove the air from the
product using a pump, there is no need to block the valve in the
OPEN position as the pump does it automatically. Anyway, by doing
it you will fasten the process of removing the air.
• do it manually by blocking the pump valve in the OPEN position.
5. Put legs together and start rolling them from inside to the valves.
6. Pack all elements into the transport bag.
ASSEMBLY
Fig. 4
Fig. 7
DISASSEMBLY
PASCAL TENTS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS