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5.4 Dimensional detections
The dimensions of the balance weights are detected,
on the basis
of real data, or rather on measurements
taken directly by the Gauges if the automatic Easy
Alu function is used (F 5.6). If the data is entered
manually (F 5.5) these ! gures are calculated on the
basis of nominal values by adding or subtracting the
average correction values.
5.4.1 Calibration Gauge
The internal Calibration Gauge for distance and
diameter
is used
to enter the distance between the
machine and the left correction plane, as well as the
nominal rim diameter/correction diameter.
The internal Calibration Gauge allows the effective
correction planes and diameters of the adhesive
weights ! xed to the bead seats and hidden weights to
be calculated exactly.
Fig. 5-5 Internal Calibration Gauge for rim distance
and diameter.
1 Internal Calibration with gauge head
2 Gauge head
3 Reference edge for distance reading X
– Using the distance and diameter measurement
Internal Gauge (1, Figure 5-5) the distance
between the machine and the left correction plane
is detected and obtained automatically as well as
the diameter of the rim.
Application:
— Extract and rest the Gauge Head on the rim and
keep it in position until an audible signal is heard.
— Move the Gauge to the idle position.
When the measurements have been completed and
the idle position is reached, the rim dimensions are
shown on the screen in the indicator ! elds between
the relative arrows. A selection of weight positions (Alu
type) is also shown.
If the Gauge doesn’t function correctly or if the
correction positions on the wheel on the machine are
outside the calibration reading ! eld, it is still possible
to set the dimensions from the menu and proceed in
manual mode (F 5.5).
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