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Use and maintenance manual – 10/2016 Rev. 3 Page 23
To return to viewing in X5 resolution (low resolution), press [F+P1] . The machine will display the message visible
in Figure F17.2 for one second and the LED next to the button will turn off. Imbalance values are now displayed in X5 resolution (low
resolution).
Figure F17.2: Disabling imbalance display in high resolution
17.2 Selection of the static imbalance display
To view the static imbalance, press [P10] . The machine will show the static imbalance value on the display as seen in figure
F17.3 and the LED next to the button lights up.
Figure F17.3: Static imbalance display enabled. The right display indicates the entity of the static imbalance
To return to dynamic imbalance display, press [P10] . The LED next to the button will turn off.
18. “SERVICE” MODE
In this mode, the machine allows the user to enter certain settings (for example, selection of the units of measurement) or use special
testing (to check the machine operation) or configuration programs.
Some testing and configuration programs are included in Menus while setting programs are available with direct access via buttons.
See table T13.2 for the full list of settings, programs and menus available in SERVICE mode.
Note: Some testing or configuration programs are not available to the end user but only to technical support personnel.
To access SERVICE mode, proceed as follows:
1. Switch the machine on and wait for the initial test to finish. After running the initial test, the machine is in NORMAL mode;
2. Press the [F+P3] keys The machine will enter SERVICE mode and display the
Ser Ser
messages. See
Figure F18.1;
Figure F18.1: SERVICE mode enabled
3. To exit SERVICE mode, you must first exit any testing Menus and programs, and then return to the messages display shown
in Figure F18.1.
[P2] Not used
This button is not currently used in SERVICE mode.
[P3] - Machine calibration
This button allows you to access the machine calibration procedure as described in detail in section
“14 Machine calibration”
.