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John Bean VPI SYSTEM III
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Page 24
Figure 39
Figure 40
Figure 41
10.0 USER CALIBRATION
F14 Shaft Calibration
The VPI System III Balancer features a user calibration
program which requires only a few minutes to complete.
Perform this procedure when the balancer has been
moved, disturbed, or whenever accuracy is questioned.
Occasional field calibration will ensure years of reliable
service.
Follow these 3 simple steps for shaft calibration:
1. Activate Calibration.
Press the F Button then press the UP/Down buttons
(Figure 39) until the display reads "F" “14”, press EN-
TER
Once F14 activates, the display will read
"CAL" " GAN" for one second.
The display will then read "SPN" " 1 ".
2. Spin bare shaft
Lower the wheel guard or press ENTER to spin the shaft.
See Figure 40.
Displays "CAL" " 1 " as the machine is collecting
data and performing calculations. After taking data,
the shaft is automatically braked to a stopped.
The display will read "SPN" " 2".
3. Spin shaft with calibration slug on the left side.
Mount calibration slug to inside edge of shaft mounting
plate as shown in Figure 41.
Lower the wheel guard or press ENTER to spin the
shaft with slug.
Displays "CAL" " 2" as the balancer is doing its
calculations. When complete, the shaft is automati-
cally braked to a stop.
The display will read "CAL" "FIN " for one second
when this step of calibration is FINished.
If for some reason the calibration detected an error,
the display will read: "Err""C__" after the shaft brakes.
NOTE: THE BALANCER WILL NOT FUNCTION UN-
TIL A VALID CALIBRATION HAS BEEN PERFORMED.
AN ERROR MESSAGE WILL BE DISPLAYED IN THE
EVENT PROBLEMS OCCUR DURING THE CALIBRA-
TION PROCESS.
SHAFT CALIBRATION IS COMPLETE
Continue to next page for parameter arm
calibration instructions.
Up / Down
Keys
F Key
Enter Key

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