Rim Data Input - John Bean b 9200 Manuel D'utilisation

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5.3.1-1
5.3.1-2
5.3.1-3
Operation
5.3.1

Rim data input

Dimensions can be entered either automatically using
the gauge arm or measured by hand and then typed in
on the keyboard.
Dimension Units
diameter: inches (default) or mm.
rim width: inches (default) or mm.
offset: millimetres.
To change the units, refer to Chapter 5.2.4.
Obtaining and entering automatic data using the
GAUGE ARM
Non HWM mode:
Rim diameter
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•
Ensure that the gauge arm is in the home
• To position the arm correctly on the rim, pull the
gauge head holding ring inwards and hold it there
until it has taken the measurement (1-Fig. 5.3.1-3)
• Position the gauge arms correctly on the rim, so
that the reference point on the arm is in contact with
the reference point on the rim (2-Fig. 5.3.1-3)
• Hold the gauge arm steady for at least one second.
The machine will beep to indicate that the
measurement has been taken and is within the
program's parameter range.
Rim width
-
• Measure the rim manually with the callipers (refer to
Fig. 5.3.1-1) or read the measurement directly on
the rim itself if it's written there.
• Press the "Rim width" key.
• Enter the value manually using the keyboard.
Note: when the Automatic Gauge Arm has registered
the Diameter and Offset, the machine is immediately
ready for the Wheel Width measurement to be
entered..
- Offset
Offset equals the distance from the unit zero point
to the rim reference or weight fixing plane reference
point. Refer to Figure 5.3.1-2.
The rim or plane reference point depends on the
type of wheel, refer to Chapter 5.3.2.
These measurements are always taken at the same
time as that of the diameter. If you need to repeat
the operation.
• Proceed as described above for the rim diameter.
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