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    • 专利摘要:
    This control console (1) for an aerial work platform including a frame, a platform and a lifting structure connecting the frame to the platform, comprises manual control members (13, 15, 17) for controlling the aerial platform. It comprises, for at least one of the manual control members (13, 15, 17), at least one indicator light (131-134, 151-154, 171-174) provided on or in the immediate environment of this control member manual (13, 15, 17) and adapted to emit light signals indicating the possibility of actuation of this manual control member (13, 15, 17) depending on operating conditions of the aerial platform.
    公开号:FR3045169A1
    申请号:FR1562064
    申请日:2015-12-09
    公开日:2017-06-16
    发明作者:Slaheddine Beji；Ludovic Lemarchand
    申请人:Haulotte Group SA；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    The invention relates to a control panel for a lifting platform, and to a lifting platform comprising such a control panel.
    The aerial platforms, or more generally the mobile elevating platforms of personnel, self-propelled or not, comprise an elevating structure and a platform, on which one or more individuals are installed to carry out various works. The platform generally comprises a control console comprising a number of manual control members for controlling the aerial platform. One or more electronic control units of the aerial work platform limit the possibility of movement according to a certain number of parameters, among which the stability, the mechanical limitations of movements and the normative requirements. It is therefore possible that an action of an operator on a manual control member is not followed by effects due to a limitation imposed by the control command. This is confusing for the operator, who does not know which movements are allowed or not and what actions he can take to reach his destination. This problem is particularly amplified on complex machines, including articulated boom lifts that deploy in a predefined sequence. In addition, the operator does not necessarily have a thorough knowledge of the operation of the vehicle because it may be of a different profession and have received only a rudimentary training on the operation of an aerial work platform.
    The control console of an aerial work platform is equipped with warning lights generally grouped in the same zone. An overload indicator is particularly known which indicates that the mass embedded in the platform exceeds the maximum authorized capacity, a tilt indicator which indicates that the inclination of the chassis exceeds the maximum authorized value and a limitation of movement indicator which indicates that the Elevating structure of the machine has reached a position beyond which it can no longer move. None of these lights informs the user of the manual control devices that can operate to get the machine out of this state of alert.
    It is known to equip the control panel with a screen showing schematically the manual control members of the control console, with color signs showing whether a control member is operable or not. However, reading a screen can be difficult in direct sunlight, and a screen is exposed to potential deterioration caused by splashes of paint, sandblasting or blows during work on the platform. A reinforced screen technology is therefore necessary, which implies a significant cost. In addition, the cognitive link between the manual control devices that operators manipulate and their schematic representation on a screen is not necessarily obvious. It is these drawbacks that the invention intends to remedy by proposing a new control console for a lifting platform, in which the various actions that an operator can perform according to the conditions of use of the aerial platform are clearly available. for the operator. To this end, the invention relates to a control panel for a lifting platform including a frame, a platform and a lifting structure connecting the frame to the platform, the control panel comprising manual control devices for controlling the aerial platform. This control panel is characterized in that it comprises, for at least one of the manual control members, at least one indicator light provided on or in the immediate environment of this manual control member and adapted to emit light signals indicating the possibility of actuation of this manual control member according to operating conditions of the aerial platform.
    Thanks to the invention, an operator can directly know which manual control device is operable, and determine how to move the aerial platform or part of this aerial platform according to its needs, without requiring a thorough knowledge of its operation.
    According to advantageous but non-obligatory aspects of the invention, such a control panel can incorporate one or more of the following characteristics, taken in any technically permissible combination: - Each manual control member is operable in at least two directions, and the console control device comprises light indicators corresponding to one of the manual control members and adapted to signal the possibility of actuation of this manual control member in each of the possible directions of operation, depending on the possibility of performing the movements of the aerial platform controlled by the actuation of this manual control member in these directions. Each indicator light is positioned relative to the corresponding manual control member in a direction corresponding to a direction of actuation of this manual control member. - The indicator or indicators corresponding to a manual control member are placed at a distance from this manual control member less than the distance between the indicator light or indicators of another manual control member. - At least one of the indicator lights is attached directly to a main panel of the control panel. - At least one of the indicator lights is provided on a base fixed on a main panel of the control panel. - At least one of the indicator lights is fixed on the manual control member corresponding to this indicator light. - The base is formed by a rigid printed circuit board covered with a waterproof membrane, and at least one of the light indicators is integrated in the rigid printed circuit. - The light indicators are surmounted by a diffuser adapted to expand the light emitting surface of the light indicators. - The diffusers are adapted to form a luminous surface of a predefined shape. - The light indicators are adapted to emit one or more light signals from: - a permanent red light signal if it is impossible to perform a movement; a red light signal emitted only in the case of actuation of a manual control member when the corresponding movement is impossible; - a green flashing during the operation of a manual control corresponding to a feasible movement. At least one indicator light is adapted to display a light signal testifying that an actuator of the aerial platform, used to carry out the movement controlled by this manual control member, is or is not at the end of the race. - The operating conditions of the aerial platform comprise at least one parameter from a list including at least: the position of the platform relative to an envelope of authorized movements; - the mass carried on the platform; - the angle of inclination of the chassis; - rolling the chassis to the ground or moving the lifting structure. The invention also relates to a lifting platform comprising a control panel as mentioned above. The invention will be better understood and other advantages thereof will appear more clearly in the light of the description which follows, a control panel and a lifting platform in accordance with its principle, made as a nonlimiting example with reference to the accompanying drawings in which: - Figure 1 is a perspective view of a control panel according to the invention; - Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the mounting of a manual control member on the control panel of Figure 1; FIG. 3 is a view from above of a manual control member representing an embodiment of visual indicators; FIG. 4 is a view from above of the control panel of FIG. 1, in a first display configuration of visual indicators; FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a lifting platform according to the invention, in a position corresponding to the configuration of the control panel of FIG. 4; FIG. 6 is a view similar to FIG. 4, for a second display configuration of visual indicators; FIG. 7 is a perspective view of an aerial platform according to the invention, in a position corresponding to a loading configuration of the platform; - Figure 8 is a view similar to Figures 4 and 6, for a third configuration of the control panel; - Figure 9 is a view similar to Figures 4, 6 and 8, for a fourth configuration of the control panel.
    FIG. 1 shows a control panel 1 for a lift nacelle 3 represented in FIGS. 5 and 7. The control panel 1 comprises a main panel 10 and three manual control members 13, 15 and 17. The control panel 1 also comprises several control switches 19 distributed on the main panel 10, and adapted to control certain functionalities of the aerial platform 3. The embodiments of the manual control members 13, 15 and 17 and the control switches 19 are known and will be described in a simplified manner to facilitate understanding of the invention.
    The aerial platform 3 comprises a chassis 30 provided with ground displacement members such as wheels or tracks, a platform 32 and an elevating structure 34 of the platform 32 with respect to the chassis 30.
    The lifting structure 34 comprises a lower deploying arm 34a, a telescopic upper arm 34b and a pendulum arm 34c, which is the link between the upper arm 34b and the platform 32. The lower arm 34a comprises two sections 34a1 and 34a2 pivoting one relative to each other and allows to move the platform 32 in a vertical direction. The telescopic upper arm 34b is mounted with the possibility of pivoting relative to the lower arm 34a along an axis A34b. The upper arm 34b comprises two sections 34b1 and 34b2 sliding relative to each other along an axis A34c to vary the distance between the platform 32 and the axis A34b. The reduction of this distance by the expression "retraction of the telescope" and its increase by the expression "exit of the telescope" is commonly described. The pendulum arm 34c is pivotally mounted with respect to the telescopic upper arm 34b along an axis A34d and allows a low amplitude vertical adjustment of the position of the platform 32.
    Alternatively not shown, the lower arm 34a may not include two pivoting sections but telescopic sections.
    The chassis 30 also comprises a turret 31, which supports the lifting structure 34. The turret 31 is rotatable relative to the chassis 30 along an axis A31 perpendicular to the axes of the wheels of the chassis 30.
    The lower arm 34a is also pivotable relative to the turret 31 along an axis A34a perpendicular to the axis of rotation A31 of the turret 31. The control member 13 makes it possible to control the re-entry or exit of the telescope of the telescopic upper arm. 34b and the rotation of the turret 31. The control member 13 is operable forwards or backwards, for the return or exit of the telescope of the telescopic upper arm 34b, and left or right, to control the rotation of the turret 31 relative to the frame 30. The manual control member 15 respectively allows to raise or lower the lower arm 34a, by actuating the control member 15 forwards or backwards. The manual control member 17 controls the movement of the chassis 30 on the ground. The control member 17 can be actuated forwards or backwards, respectively to control the advance or retraction of the aerial platform 3.
    The front and back terms are used in relation to a person in front of the console 1, the front designating the direction in front of the person, the rear being the direction behind the person. In Figures 4, 6 and 8, the front side is upwards in the figure, while the back side is downwardly in the figure. In the configuration of the nacelle 3 shown in FIG. 5, the forward direction is oriented along the axis A34c in the direction of the axis A34b.
    In order to allow an operator controlling the aerial platform 3 to know which movements are achievable, the control console 1 comprises at least one luminous indicator for signaling, by a light signal emitted in the immediate environment of one of the control members. 13, 15 and 17, if the actuation of this manual control member is possible in view of the operating conditions of the aerial platform 3.
    By the term "movements" is meant all possible actions that can be performed on the aerial platform 3, which includes the ground displacements of the frame 30, the vertical deployment of the sections 34a1 and 34a2 of the lower arm 34a, the rotation of the arm telescopic upper 34b about the axis A34b, the sliding sections 34b1 and 34b2 of the telescopic upper arm A34b along the axis A34c, the vertical displacement pendular arm 34c, the rotation of the turret 31 about the axis A31.
    By the expression "immediate environment" is meant that the light indicator (s) are placed around and at a distance from the manual control device and indicate their displacement possibilities so as to avoid confusion with another manual command. Advantageously, the light or indicators corresponding to a manual control member are placed at a distance from this manual control less than the distance separating these light indicators from other manual control members. Even more advantageously, the light indicators are placed at a maximum predetermined distance from the manual control elements of which they indicate the possibility of actuation, for example 5 cm.
    The operating conditions of the nacelle 3 correspond to the state of the various parts of the aerial platform 3, in particular the position of the platform 32 with respect to a predefined authorized displacement envelope with respect to the need to maintain the stability of the platform. 3 and safety standards, and the mechanical possibilities of displacement of the various parts of the lifting structure 34. The operating conditions also include parameters measured by sensors, in particular, for example, the mass present on the platform 32 and the inclination of the chassis 30, which are limited for safety reasons. The operating conditions also include the control members in use by the operator of the aerial platform 3. The mechanisms of the lower arm 34a and the telescopic upper arm 34b are equipped with not shown position sensors. These position sensors may be of the "all or nothing" type or proportional type, for example cable reels. These position sensors can be integrated in particular in the actuators of the nacelle 3, for example in a jack allowing the deployment of the lower arm 34a. Thus the mechanical limitation resulting from the end of stroke of an actuator is taken into account in the operating conditions.
    In the example shown, the control panel 1 comprises, for each of the manual control members 13, 15 and 17, indicator lights positioned relative to these manual control members in the directions in which these manual control members are operable. .
    More specifically, the control panel 1 comprises four light indicators 131, 132, 133 and 134 positioned around the control member 13 in its immediate environment. The indicators 131 and 132 are provided on the front side of the control member 13, while the indicators 133 and 134 are provided on the rear side of the control member 13. The indicators 131 and 132 thus make it possible to display the possibility of actuating the control member 13 forwards. Preferably, the indicator light 131 emits a light of a color indicating the impossibility of actuating the manual control member 13 forwards, for example red, while the indicator light 132 emits a light d a color indicating the possibility of actuating the manual control member 13 forward, for example green. It is the same for the indicators 133 and 134, which respectively display a red light and a green light, for the actuation of the manual control member 13 to the rear.
    When the light indicator 131 emitting a red light comes on, it means that it is not possible to actuate the control member 13 forwards because the corresponding movement of the aerial platform 3 is ie, the telescope of the telescopic upper arm 34b can not be retracted. On the other hand, when the green signal of the indicator 132 comes on, it means that the control member 13 can be actuated forwards, because the telescope can be retracted from the telescopic upper arm 34b.
    It is the same for the respective red and green signals emitted by the indicators 133 and 134 for the actuation of the control member 13 towards the rear, corresponding to the telescope output of the telescopic upper arm 34b.
    In the example shown, the possibility of actuating the manual control member 13 to the left or right is not indicated by light indicators. In variant not shown, it is possible to provide on the control panel 1, in the immediate environment of the manual control member 13, light indicators indicating the possibility of actuating the manual control member 13 on the left or right.
    The manual control members 15 and 17 also each comprise a group of four respective indicator lights 151, 152, 153, 154 and 171, 172, 173, 174. The actuations of the control members 15 and 17 forwards and towards the front the rear are indicated in red or green according to their feasibility of embodiment in a manner similar to that described with reference to the manual control member 13.
    The indicator lights are preferably formed by light emitting diodes (LEDs). The light indicators are all electrically connected to one or more electronic control units of the aerial platform 3, adapted to centralize the control algorithms of the aerial platform 3, the information concerning the operating conditions, in particular the information received in the form of signals emitted by the position sensors of the lower arm 34a and the upper arm 34b, and transmit the electrical signals to the light indicators allowing the display of the light signals indicating the possibilities of movement determined by the control algorithms.
    As shown in FIG. 2, the light indicators can be provided on bases 18 fixed between the main panel 10 and the manual control members 13, 15 and 18. The main panel 10 comprises three openings, one of which is visible and carries the reference 101, and in which the manual control members 13, 15 and 17 are mounted. The bases 18 are fixed on the edges of the openings 101, and the manual control members 13, 15 and 17 are themselves fixed on the bases 18, for example by means of screws 181 inserted in holes 183 of the bases 18 and then in holes 103 of the main panel 10. The bases 18 may consist of a rigid printed circuit which integrates the light indicators and is covered with a membrane made of a protective and waterproof material such as polycarbonate. This simplifies the integration of the indicator lights to the control panel 1, avoiding the drilling of the rigid main panel 10 for each indicator light.
    According to another embodiment not shown of the invention, a single base 18 may cover the entire surface of the main panel 10. The base 18 may also include some of the switches 19 formed for example by flexible membrane keyboard type parts.
    According to a not shown embodiment of the invention, at least one of the light indicators is attached directly to the main panel 10. In this case, the main panel 10, which is formed by a plate of rigid material, is pierced with one or more orifices in which the indicator lights are mounted and electrically connected.
    According to an alternative embodiment shown in Figure 3, at least one of the light indicators can be fixed directly to the manual control member corresponding to this indicator light. Indicator lights 135, 136, 137 and 138 are fixed on the manual control 13 and replace respectively the indicator lights 131, 132, 133 and 134.
    As represented in FIG. 3 by the light indicators 135, 136, 137 and 138, and can be applied to the other embodiments, the light indicators are preferably surmounted by diffusers adapted to widen their light emission surface and to improve their visibility in low light conditions. Such diffusers may, for example, comprise a translucent piece of plastic material in which one or more light indicators are received. The shape of the diffuser may represent a symbol, for example an arrow. In FIG. 3, two arrow-shaped diffusers 191 and 192 are provided on the control member 13. The diffuser 191 is oriented towards the front and includes the light indicators 135 and 136, whereas the diffuser 192 is oriented towards the the rear and includes the light indicators 137 and 138. Thus, each of the diffusers 191 and 192 lights up alternately in red or green. The diffusers can be, for example, manufactured integrally with the bases 18.
    The light indicators are adapted to emit one or more types of light signals. The red-colored signal indicators, such as the indicators 131, 133, 151, 153, 171 and 173, are adapted to emit a permanent red light signal if it is impossible to carry out a movement. As a variant, this red light signal is emitted only in the case of actuation of a manual control member while the corresponding movement is impossible, in order to avoid the pollution of the operator's vision by too many signals. luminous.
    The green light indicators, such as the indicators 132, 134, 152, 154, 172 and 174, are adapted to emit a green flicker during the actuation of a manual control member corresponding to a realizable movement.
    Examples of the operation of the invention are shown in FIGS. 4 to 9. In FIGS. 4 and 5, the aerial platform 3 is in a configuration in which, on the one hand, the sections 34a1 and 34a2 of the arm 34a are entirely deployed and directed upwards and on the other hand, the sections 34b1 and 34b2 of the telescopic upper arm 34b are in a position where an additional movement of output of the telescope may unbalance and tilt the aerial platform 3.
    In this configuration, the lower arm 34a reaches a mechanical limit of its movement envelope which is detected by a not shown position sensor. The upward tilting of the lower arm 34a about the axis A34a is not feasible. The indicator light 151 of the control member 15 is turned on and emits a red light, indicating that the actuation of the control member 15 forwards will have no effect. The downward tilt of the lower arm 34a still remains possible, which is indicated by the indicator 154 which emits a green signal.
    In such a configuration, light signals testify that an actuator of the nacelle 3 used to perform one of the movements controlled by the manual control members 13, 15 or 17 is or is not at the end of the race.
    In this same configuration, the telescope output of the telescopic upper arm 34b along the axis A34c is not authorized by the electronic control units. The indicator light 133 of the control member 13 is turned on and emits a red light, indicating that the actuation of the control member 13 back will have no effect. Retraction of the telescope of the telescopic upper arm 34b remains possible, however, which is indicated by the indicator 132 which emits a green signal.
    Certain normative requirements, particularly in the European Union, prohibit simultaneous movement of the lifting structure 34 and displacement of the frame 30 on the floor. FIG. 6 represents a situation where the manual control member 17 for rolling the chassis 30 is being actuated. The manual control members 13 and 15 of the lifting structure 34 are rendered inoperative which is indicated by the lighting of the red light indicators 131, 133, 151 and 153. In the opposite situation - not shown - where one of the control members manual 13 and 15 of the lifting structure is being actuated, the manual control member 17 for rolling the chassis 30 is rendered inoperative, which is indicated by the lighting of the indicator lights 171 and 173 which emit a red light .
    In the configuration of Figures 7 and 8, the platform 32 is near the ground, allowing one or more people to take place on the platform 32. The use of the aerial platform 3 is limited to a predetermined weight on the platform 32 If the mass of persons or materials carried on the platform 32 exceeds a threshold value, the manual control members 13, 15 and 17 become inoperative, and the luminous indicators 131, 133, 151, 153, 171 and 173 are illuminated for display a red light indicating that it is impossible to move because the authorized mass has been exceeded.
    In a configuration illustrated by the control panel shown in FIG. 9, the inclination of the chassis 30 exceeds the maximum authorized value. In this situation the electronic control units prohibit all movements that increase the risk of tipping the machine. The actuation of the manual control member 17 for rolling the chassis 30 is rendered inoperative in both directions, which is indicated by the lighting of the indicator lights 171 and 173 which emit a red light. The telescope output of the telescopic upper arm 34b along the axis A34c and the upward tilting of the lower arm 34a about the axis A34a are not allowed, which is indicated by the lighting of the light indicators 133 and 151 which emit a red light. Retraction of the telescope of the telescopic upper arm 34b and the tilting down of the lower arm 34a about the axis A34a remain however always possible, which is indicated by the indicators 132 and 154 which emit a green signal.
    According to another optional aspect, the luminous intensity of the luminous indicators can be modified. The light intensity can be set manually by an operator, or adjust automatically according to the brightness of the ambient lighting. Other non-represented configurations of movement limitations of the different parts of the aerial platform 3 can also be indicated by the light indicators associated with the manual control members 13, 15 and 17, depending on the different possibilities of deployment of the lifting structure 34 In addition, other not shown manual control devices, for controlling other features of the aerial platform 3, may be associated with light indicators to indicate their actuation possibility.
    In general, the signaling by the light indicators of the possible movements makes it easier to take control of the aerial platform 3 by unqualified personnel, who have the possibility of knowing which manual control members of the control console 1 are operable to make a move or a given action. This also makes it possible to avoid blocking situations in one position of the platform 32, and to help the operator to return to the ground. In addition, the indicator lights enable practical learning of the operation of the aerial work platform to personnel without prior training, which enables them to understand the possibilities and limitations of the aerial platform and to anticipate them.
    According to an embodiment not shown, the indicator lights may comprise more than four indicators for each manual control member, depending on the number of possible actuation directions of the manual control members.
    According to another embodiment not shown, each manual control member may be associated with a single indicator light for each direction of operation, adapted to illuminate two different colors. The signals emitted by the indicator lights can also be of different colors from red and green.
    According to another embodiment not shown, each manual control unit of the control console 1 can be associated with a single indicator light, adapted to indicate whether this manual control member is usable or not, for example by the display of two light signals of different colors.
    The features of the embodiments and variants described above may be combined to form new embodiments of the invention.
    Moreover, the invention is not limited to an articulated arm lift. It is also applicable to all types of aerial work platforms, including telescopic boom, scissor and vertical mast lifting structures and nacelles mounted on a truck frame or trailer frame.
    权利要求:
    Claims (14)
    [1" id="c-fr-0001]
    1. A control panel (1) for a lifting platform (3) including a frame (30), a platform (32) and an elevating structure (34) connecting the frame (30) to the platform (34), the console control (1) comprising manual control members (13, 15, 17) for controlling the aerial platform (3), characterized in that it comprises, for at least one of the manual control members (13, 15, 17 ), at least indicator light (131-134, 135-138, 151-154, 171-174) provided on or in the immediate environment of this manual control member (13, 15, 17) and adapted to transmit signals illuminated indicating the possibility of actuation of this manual control member (13, 15, 17) depending on operating conditions of the aerial platform (3).
    [2" id="c-fr-0002]
    Control panel according to claim 1, characterized in that each manual control element (13, 15, 17) is operable in at least two directions, and in that the control panel (1) comprises light indicators ( 131-134, 135-138, 151-154, 171-174) corresponding to one of the manual control members (13, 15, 17) and adapted to signal the possibility of actuation of this manual control member (13). , 15, 17) in each of the possible directions of operation, as a function of the possibility of carrying out the movements of the aerial platform (3) controlled by the actuation of this manual control member (13, 15, 17) in these directions.
    [3" id="c-fr-0003]
    3. Control panel according to claim 2, characterized in that each indicator light (131-134, 135-138, 151-154, 171-174) is positioned relative to the manual control member (13, 15, 17) corresponding in a direction corresponding to a direction of actuation of this manual control member (13, 15, 17).
    [4" id="c-fr-0004]
    4. Control panel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the light or indicators (131-134, 151-154, 171-174) corresponding to a manual control member (13, 15, 17) are placed at a distance from this manual control member less than the distance separating the indicator light or indicators from another manual control member.
    [5" id="c-fr-0005]
    5. Control panel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one of the light indicators (131-134, 151-154, 171-174) is fixed directly to a main panel (10) of the control panel (1).
    [6" id="c-fr-0006]
    6. Control panel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one of the indicator lights (131-134, 151-154, 171-174) is provided on a base (18) fixed on a main panel ( 10) of the control panel (1).
    [7" id="c-fr-0007]
    7. Control panel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one of the light indicators (135-138) is fixed on the manual control member (13) corresponding to this indicator light.
    [8" id="c-fr-0008]
    8. Control panel according to claim 6, characterized in that the base (18) is formed by a rigid printed circuit covered with a waterproof membrane, and in that at least one of the light indicators (131-134, 151 -154, 171-174) is integrated in the rigid printed circuit.
    [9" id="c-fr-0009]
    9. Control panel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the light indicators (135-138) are surmounted by a diffuser (191, 192) adapted to expand the light emitting surface of the light indicators.
    [10" id="c-fr-0010]
    10. Control panel according to claim 9, characterized in that the diffusers (191-192) are adapted to form a light surface of a predefined shape.
    [11" id="c-fr-0011]
    11. Control panel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the light indicators (131-134, 151-154, 171-174) are adapted to emit one or more light signals from among: - a permanent red light signal if it is impossible to perform a movement; - A red light signal emitted only in case of actuation of a manual control member (13, 15, 17) while the corresponding movement is impossible; - A green flashing during the actuation of a manual control member (13, 15, 17) corresponding to a feasible movement.
    [12" id="c-fr-0012]
    12. Control panel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one light indicator (131-134, 151-154, 171-174) is adapted to display a light signal testifying that an actuator of the nacelle elevator (3), used to perform the movement controlled by this manual control member (13, 15, 17), is or is not at the end of the race.
    [13" id="c-fr-0013]
    13. Control panel according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the operating conditions of the aerial platform (3) comprise at least one parameter from a list including at least: the position of the platform (32) by report to an envelope of authorized movements; the mass carried on the platform (32); - the angle of inclination of the frame (30); - rolling the chassis (30) to the ground or the displacement of the lifting structure (34);
    [14" id="c-fr-0014]
    14. Lifting platform (3) comprising a control panel (1) according to one of the preceding claims.
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