John Bean VPI System IV, Руководство по эксплуатации

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5.3.3.6-3
5.4.4-2
5.3.3.8-1
5.3.3.8-2
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Swing the gauge arm out towards the rim and press
the weight firmly against the rim using the ejector
(5, Fig. 5.3.3.6-3).
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Swing the gauge arm in and return it to its home
position.
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Firmly press the adhesive weight on the rim by hand.
5.3.3.7 Input of rim dimensions for display of static
unbalance (e. g. with small wheels)
For wheels which can only be balanced statically and
having dimensions which cannot be entered using the
gauge arm, only the correction diameter has to be
entered. To enable the ma-chine to start, an arbitrary
width between 1” and 13.8” has to be entered as well.
Input is made as for standard wheels.
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Press and hold the relative menu key (diameter/
width) and rotate the wheel to set the respective
values.
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Release the menu key as soon as the desired value
is read out.
For correction diameters and possibilities of static
unbalance correction, please refer to Fig. 5.4.4-2.
5.3.3.8 Store wheel profiles
Wheel profiles permit the storage of values for wheels
that for example are balanced frequently so that the
wheel data need not be entered again and again. This
function is particularly useful for workshops that carry
out series fitting of tire/rim assemblies or frequently
handle the same wheel types (e.g. work-shops that
offer rims for retrofitting). The once-only storage of the
rim data in the profiles guarantees that the same
correction planes are always used, in particular for alloy
wheels, thus pro-viding consistent balance quality.
It is possible to store up to 9 wheel profiles.
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Starting from the screen RIM DATA INPUT, press
menu key F6 (1, Fig. 5.3.3.8-1).
The PROFILES screen as in Fig. 5.3.3.8-2 comes up.
Fig. 5.3.3.8-2 PROFILE
Assignment of menu fields:
F1 Confirm wheel profile to be stored or selected
F2 Change between selecting (Fig. 5.3.3.8-2) and
storing (Fig. 5.3.3.8-3) a wheel profile
F3 Not assigned
F4 Not assigned
F5 Not assigned
F6 Select previously stored wheel profile
The following values are stored:
- Nominal wheel dimensions
- Values measured with the gauge arm
- Weight positions
- Wheel type
- Positions for relocation