GSP9700 Series Road Force Measurement System Operation  4. Balancing a Wheel  51 
Measuring 20 Inch or Larger Rims 
Adjustable Length Inner Dataset Arm  
The inner dataset arm is an extendable two-position arm that can measure data entry 
and runout for wheels up 30-inch diameter. Retracted arm position measures 10” to 
21” wheels. Extended arm position measures 20” to 30” wheels. 
Retracted or extended position of inner arm is chosen by the operator from the “Enter 
Dimensions” screen. This will appear when the inner Auto Dataset arm is activated. 
The extendable inner dataset arm also has the built in stick-on weight holder used to 
grip adhesive weights for accurate placement on the wheel. 
 
Enabling the dataset arm type to extendable requires that the Service Mode must be 
accessed and enable in Set Up.  
To extend and lock the arm, loosen the locking screw, and slide the arm to the 
desired length. 
If the GSP balancer is not equipped with the extendable two-position arm, an 
upgrade kit is available through the local Hunter Engineering Company service 
representative. 
Servo-Aided Adhesive Weight Placement 
When Servo-Stop is enabled in setup, the inner Dataset
®
 arm can be used to assist 
in proper placement of adhesive weights. Servo-aided weight placement is a more 
precise method of weight placement than manual weight placement. The motor will 
automatically rotate the wheel to the contact point of the arm. This eliminates the 
need for you to “eyeball” BDC, which often results in weight placement error.  
Spin the wheel using Mixed Weights or Adhesive Weights selection. 
Shape the weight to a contour similar to the curve of the rim.