Gamma Progression ES II, Руководство пользователя

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Tension Calibration Procedure
If you suspect that your Progression ESII is not pulling the correct
tension, you should check the tension with a Tension Calibrator which
provides a measurement of the actual pulling tension being applied by
the machine.
With the machine set for the fast pulling speed, and the tension set at
20 lbs., place one end of a calibrator equipped with synthetic string into
a string clamp. Place the opposite end into the string gripper and apply
tension. If the measured tension is inaccurate, remove the rectangular
cover from the L.E.D. display cover plate cover. Rotate screw (“Low
LBs”) in small increments until the displayed tension matches the
tension indicated on the calibrator. Set the machine tension to 80 lbs.
and apply tension to the calibrator. If the measured tension is innacurate,
rotate screw (“High LBs”) in small increments until the displayed tension
matches the tension indicated on the calibrator. Since adjustment of the “Low LBs” screw at 20 lbs can influence the tension at 60
lbs and visa versa, repeat these steps until the set tension matchs the tension reading of the calibrator at both 20 and 60 lbs. Replace
the rectangular cover in the L.E.D. display cover plate.
Please note that there will be a range of tension from the maximum tension at which the tensioner stops pulling (high end of the range),
to the minimum tension at which the tensioner starts pulling again (low end of the range). This difference between the high and low
end of the range can vary from 2-4 lbs depending on the string used to calibrate the machine and the speed of the tensioner. For
consistency, we recommend that the tension setting of the machine be calibrated as close as possible to the high end of the range,
using the fast pulling speed and a synthetic string, which is the method used at the factory. Using this method will be the most
consistent and will also insure that the racquet will not be over tensioned.
MAINTENANCE and ADJUSTMENTS
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High KGs
High LBs
Low LBs
Low KGs
Units
Selection
Switch
LBs KGs