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John Bean B 100 - Rim Data Input; Manual Data Entry; Rim Diameter Entry; Rim Width Entry

John Bean B 100
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5.3.1-1
5.3.1-2
Operation
5.3.1 Rim data input
Dimensions can be 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 5.2.4.2.
MANUAL data entry
Manual data entry is required only if the gauge arm
malfunctions. In that case proceed as follows:
- Rim or tyre diameter
Read the nominal rim diameter directly on the rim
or tyre itself.
Select the diameter key on the control panel. The
last value entered appears.
Enter the value read previously using the appropriate
keys (refer to Chapter 4.2).
Select another measurement to edit (if necessary)
or spin the wheel.
- 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: Rim width is displayed in 0.10” steps.
- Offset:
Position the gauge arm correctly as described
above in the “Rim Diameter” phase of the Automatic
Data Entry operation
Read the arm extraction value on the gauged
column.
Enter the value read previously using the appropriate
keys.
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