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Use and Maintenance Manual – 08/2018 Rel. 3 Page 30
The angular position of the balancing weights in the various Program Types is shown in table T17.2.
Table T17.2: Angular position of the balancing weights in the various program types
Machine data
acquisition
system
Program Type
STD,
ALU1,2,3,4,5
ALS1 ALS2
Internal
plane
External
plane
Static
Plane Internal
plane
External
plane
Static
Plane Internal
plane
External
plane
Static
Plane
Semi-automatic
(MEC 810VD)
H12 H12 H12
H12
Clip
weight
Sensor -
rim
contact
point (1)
with
sticker
weight
H6
Sensor -
rim
contact
point (1)
with
sticker
weight Sensor -
rim
contact
point (1)
with
sticker
weight
H6
Automatic
(MEC 820VD)
H12 H12 H12
H12
Clip
weight
Sensor -
rim
contact
point (1)
with
sticker
weight
H6
Sensor -
rim
contact
point (1)
with
sticker
weight Sensor -
rim
contact
point (1)
with
sticker
weight
H6
Laser H12 H12 H12
H12
Clip
weight
H6
Sticker
weight H6
H6
Sticker
weight
H6
Sticker
weight H6
Note (1) : if the data acquisition system is disabled, the angular position of the weight will be in the 6 o’clock position.
In table T17.2 the symbol “H12” indicates that the angular position of the weight is at 12 o’clock while the symbol “H6” indicates that
the angular position of the weight is at 6 o’clock.
The machine data acquisition systems are defined as follows:
•
Semi-automatic when the Distance and Diameter data are automatically acquired with the Distance/Diameter sensor while
the data on the width must be manually entered;
•
Automatic when all data of the rim is automatically acquired with the two sensors.
Automatic or Semi-automatic machines with disabled sensors (due to malfunctions or other reasons) become fully manual machines.
The data rim must be entered manually and the angular position of the weight follows the rules of the manual machines.
17.2 Wheel Type selection (Wheel Type)
The machine allows choosing between three different Wheel Types as listed in table T17.3.
Table T17.3: Wheel Types to select
Wheel Type Vehicle Notes
CAR
Auto-vehicles Default at power on
MOTO
Motorbikes Forcibly set the ALU1 Program Type
SUV
Off-Road vehicles Not suitable for balancing truck wheels