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CHAPTER 3 CHECKOUT, CALIBRATION AND MAINTENANCE
Effective
09/2005
P14 USER CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
The calibration function compares current transducer output to
factory calibration transducer output (P83). If the range is not
acceptable the balancer reverts back to the known last calibra-
tion. If a unit continues to chase weight after P14 the unit will
require further diagnostics.
A Pruefrotor is preferred
however a fine balanced (.10) tire and wheel can be
substituded.
NOTE:
TO CALIBRATE THE MOTORCYCLE BAL-
ANCER, A 28MM SHAFT, CONE AND WING
NUT IS NEEDED.
1.
Activate Calibration
. Press and hold the
P
key while
turning the
Diameter/Function
Knob
(Figure 3-2) until the display reads
“P” “14”
.
• Once P14 activates, the display will read
"CAL" " GAN"
for one second.
• The display will then read
"SPN" " 1 "
.
• Mount a balanced wheel/tire to the shaft.
(Figure 3-2)
2.
Spin shaft with balanced wheel only
.
(Figure 3-3)
• Displays
"SPN" "UP"
when shaft reaches 60 rpm.
• Displays
"COA" "ST "
with a beep sound when shaft
speed has exceeded 120 rpm.
• Displays
"CAL" "1"
when the speed drops to 119 rpm.
The machine is taking data and doing calcula
tions. After taking data, shaft is automatically braked to
a stopped.
• Displays
"SPN" "2"
when shaft stops.
3.
Spin shaft with calibration slug on the left side
. Mount
calibration slug (EAM0005D13A) to the shaft. (Figure 3-
4).
• Displays
"SPN" "UP"
when shaft reaches 60 rpm.
• Displays
"COA" "ST "
with a beep sound when shaft
speed is over 120 rpm.
• Displays
"CAL" "2"
when the speed drop down to 119
rpm. At this moment the machine is taking data
and doing calculation work. After taking data, shaft is
automatically stopped.
• Displays
"CAL" "FIN"
when the second step of calibra-
tion is finished and machine says the calibration
result is
FINE
.
• Displays
"---" "---"
when shaft stops and machine is in
the idle state.
NOTE:
THE BALANCER WILL NOT FUNCTION UNTIL A
VALID CALIBRATION HAS BEEN PERFORMED.
ERROR MESSAGES WOULD BE DISPLAYED IN
THE EVENT PROBLEMS OCCUR DURING THE
CALIBRATION PROCESS.
Figure 3-2
Figure 3-3
Figure 3-4
Diameter Function
P Key
