Entering Of Wheel Data For Standard Programs - Sicam SBM 55S NW Manual Original

8.3 Entering of wheel data for standard
programs
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Wheel data is entered in accordance with the selec-
ted balancing program.
For wheel balancing, this must be characterised by
entering the following parameters:
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Distance: it is the distance between wheel and
machine;
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Diameter: it is the nominal diameter indicated on
the rim.
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Width: for standard programs it is the width of
the rim;
8.3.1 Automatic measurement of Distance and
Diameter
1. Place the electronic vernier caliper for measuring the
rim distance and diameter on the rim and hold
in position for one second.
The measurement location display depends on the ba-
lancing program selected (Fig. 9, pos. 1).
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An acoustic signal sounds to indicate that the positi-
on has been registered.
 The left display shows the currently set rim
width;
 The right display shows rim diameter.
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The displays do not show rim distance. Correct value
acquisition can however be verified using the keys
(Fig. 10, pos. 1b).
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If electronic rim distance and diameter measure-
ment is not possible, wheel data can also be entered
manually.
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In order to enter rim distance and diameter manu-
ally, follow the procedure described here below.
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1. Position the distance calliper gauge on the rim and
detect the value in position "K" on the millimetric
scale;
2. Using the <-> or <+> key for rim distance, enter the
detected rim distance value in the "mm" unit.
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The rim distance can be detected on the rim itself or
measured with a measurement compass.
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Fig. 11: Determining rim data with measuring compasses
3 Rim diameter scale
4 Outer tip for rim diameter
3. Using the <-> or <+> key for rim diameter, enter the
detected rim diameter value in the "inch" unit (Tab. 1
pos.3) .
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The rim diameter in some types of rim0is indicated in
"mm"; enter the value in unit "mm" see (Tab. 1 pos. 3).
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