Automatic roof tents are a common and convenient piece of equipment for modern camping and outdoor activities, designed to provide quick and easy access to shade and resting space. The process of putting up this type of tent is usually quite intuitive and simple, and the following are the general steps of its putting up process:

Automatic roof tents are a common and convenient piece of equipment for modern camping and outdoor activities, designed to provide quick and easy access to shade and resting space. The process of putting up this type of tent is usually quite intuitive and simple, and the following are the general steps of its putting up process:

1. Initial Preparation:

- Ensure that the tent is fully extended and in an uncompressed state.
- Check that the tent supports are intact and that all fixtures are intact.
- Check that the bottom of the tent is level and ensure that it is placed on a flat foundation.

2. Opening operation:

- Switch on the tent's automatic propping system (if any). Usually, there will be one or more switches or buttons to activate the electric or pneumatic process of tent propping. Follow the instructions in the product manual.
- If the tent does not have an automatic propping system, you will need to manually pull up on the edges or a specific section of the tent to begin unfolding the main body of the tent.

3. Support the tent frame:

- After the main body of the tent has been unfolded, depending on the model and design of the tent, there will be a series of brackets (e.g., aluminum or steel poles) that will need to be unfolded to support the tent structure. These brackets usually need to be attached to pre-determined holes in the tent.
- Secure the brackets in place according to the instructions in the manual or diagrams. This may require the use of clips, ropes, or other fixtures to ensure that the tent structure is secure.

4. Adjust the tent:

- Make sure the tent is fully extended and that no part is stretched or twisted. Adjust all parts of the tent to make sure they are level and comfortable.
- Adjust the tent's awning or other additional features (e.g., side curtains) as needed. Ensure that they are secure and provide the desired shade.

5. Safety Check:

- Check all attachment points of the tent to ensure they are secure and reliable. Confirm that the tent frame is stable and able to withstand the expected wind or weight loads.
- Check the interior and exterior of the tent for any potential hazards such as sharp objects, damaged fabric or other potential risk points.

Please note that the operational details of automatic roof tents may vary between makes and models. Therefore, it is important to read the product manual or operating instructions in detail before propping up the tent to ensure proper and safe operation of the tent. In addition, if using the tent in an outdoor environment, pay attention to weather conditions (e.g., wind, rain, etc.) to ensure that the tent can withstand unfavorable environmental factors.

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