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AUTOMATIC WHEEL BALANCER 3D DIGITAL DISPLAY
EQ 2100
+LASER POINTER
Figure F3.7. Automatic acquisition of
the internal plane distance in the ALS1
Programme Type
Figure F3.7. Automatic acquisition
of the internal plane distance in the
ALS2 Programme Type
Figure F3.7. Automatic acquisition
of the internal plane distance in the
ALS1 and ALS2 Programme Type
Use of the Special Programme Types for ALS1 and ALS2 aluminium wheels
The machine features two Special Programme Types for aluminium wheels called ALS1 and
ALS2.
These two programmes are different from the normal Programme Types for aluminium wheels
(from ALU1 to ALU5) because they allow the user to select the planes on which apply the
balancing weights. This allows balancing aluminium wheels with special rim configurations
where the use of conventional programmes for aluminium, which require precise weight
positioning, would result difficult.
The difference between the ALS1 and ALS2 programmes lies in the fact that in the ALS1
Programme Type the user can freely choose only the external balancing plane (the internal
plane is in a predetermined position) whilst, in the ALS2 Programme Type, the user can freely
choose both balancing planes.
The ALS1or ALS2 Programme Types use only the Distance/Diameter sensor to acquire the
balancing planes chosen by the user. The Width sensor is not used.
Use of the ALS1 or ALS2 Programme Types is divided into three parts:
• acquisition of balancing planes;
• balancing launch;
• search of the balancing planes for weight application.
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