Deployment Checklist

This checklist takes a J1600 deployment from site check to daily operation. There are two paths: the basic out-of-box deployment, which typically takes hours to one day depending on scope, and the structured five-day commissioning package.

Before delivery

• Environment within limits: indoor, 5–40°C, 20–80% relative humidity non-condensing — see Operating Environment Requirements.
• Floors checked on every planned autonomous route: level (0% automatic gradeability), TR34 FM3 flatness, bumps ≤ 25 mm, gaps ≤ 20 mm — see Floor Requirements.
• Aisles, doorways, and turning areas checked against the vehicle dimensions and the 1,501 mm turning radius — see the technical specifications.
• Pallets and load carriers confirmed open-base and within the 1,250 × 1,250 mm envelope, load height ≤ 1,700 mm, payload ≤ 1,600 kg.
• Charger ordered (manual €3,600 or automatic €8,400 list) and its location reserved — see Charger Installation.
• Connectivity decided: none for basic use, Wi-Fi if advanced functions are in scope — see Network and Wi-Fi Requirements.
• Intended drop points and task patterns sketched with the operators who will use them.

The Site Readiness Guide covers these checks in detail.

Path 1: basic out-of-box deployment

The standard J1600 is ready to use on delivery — no building modifications, tracks, wires, or reflectors, and no mandatory WMS, fleet-manager, or IT integration.

• Power on and follow the on-screen tutorial.
• Drive the facility manually so the robot maps it; save each drop point — see Mapping and Drop-Point Setup.
• Create and run the first task; confirm automatic mode with the physical start button.
• Train the operators — about 30 minutes each for anyone who already drives an electric pallet jack, using the tutorial on the device or online.
• Set the charging routine (plug-in during breaks, or automatic opportunity charging).

Typical setup time is hours or one day, depending on scope.

Path 2: five-day commissioning package

The installation and commissioning package (€10,000 end-user list price) is an optional service that reduces go-live risk through structured preparation, validation, training, and handover. It should not be confused with the machine's basic out-of-box usability.

Pre-installation

• Feasibility check for all selected tasks and loads.
• Risk assessment.
• Project plan.

On-site Day 1

• Unboxing.
• Wi-Fi connection, if desired.
• Automatic-charging setup, if purchased.
• Creation of up to 25 drop points.
• Task validation.
• Safety validation.

On-site Day 2

• Group training for all operators.
• Individual hands-on practice for up to six operators.

On-site Days 3–4

• Monitor robot performance in real operation.
• On-site troubleshooting and support.
• Additional operator training as needed.

On-site Day 5

• Acceptance test.
• Handover.

Available add-ons

• Integration with other software or equipment.
• Additional validated drop points.
• Fleet Management System setup.

After go-live

• Choose an after-sales support plan — Free, Basic Care, or Full Care — at purchase; see the support section.
• Know the help path: the on-machine Help/Support menu provides a QR code for sending technical requests directly — see Diagnostics and Log Collection.
• Keep software current through your support plan — see Software Updates.
• Add new drop points as flows change: drive there, tap Save location, done.