Hunter GSP9200 Touch, Руководство по эксплуатации

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BALANCING PROCEDURES 45
calculations. The ability to “tell” the balancer what you are
using and doing avoids time consuming weight chasing.
The weight menu won’t always provide a choice using
single row weights.
Showing a single weight as a second row may seem
odd, but it’s saving effort before and after applying the
weights. To trim a single strip of 1/2 oz weights to 3.75 oz
is tedious enough, but to center that trimmed length on
the BDC laser line would be even harder.
Placing the strip of 1/2 oz weights first and then the single
1/4 oz weight is faster more accurate. This mixed use
of weight strip styles is no problem since the balancer
knows exactly what styles are used and how the pieces
are arranged.
Split Weight®
Touching “Split the Weight” fans the weight on selected
plane into two smaller weights.
Figure 177.
If the servo is on at the time of the split, the wheel
will move one of the split weights to BDC and turn on
the laser for weight placement. Repeated touches of
“Split the Weight” will provide alternate choices where
the weights fan further apart but become larger to
accommodate the correction needed.
3.12 Tape Weight Menu
By touching a weight on the wheel, such as the strips of
weight shown below, a weight style menu will appear.
Figure 174.
Figure 175.
This offers the ability to change to another style of tape
weight and/or split the weight. This can improve balancing
accuracy.
Here, the 1/2 oz style weights were selected by touching
that weight on the screen.
Figure 176.
Additional properties of the available weight styles
are considered in the calculations so that chase spins
are avoided. It is even possible for a menu choice to
change the total required weight size to place on the
wheel. Unlike previous balancers, the weight properties
and placement arrangements are not assumed by the