Main Operational Components Of The Machine; Central Unit; Radio Communication Measuring Heads; Measuring Heads - SICE A 926 Manual De Instrucciones

MAIN OPERATIONAL COMPONENTS OF THE MACHINE

WARNING
Get to know your machine. The best way to prevent accidents and obtain top performance
from the machine is to ensure that all operators know how the machine works.
Learn the function and location of all commands.
Carefully check that all the commands on the machine are working properly.
To avoid accidents and injury, the machine must be installed properly, operated correctly
and serviced regularly.

Central Unit

Fig. 22
1. Monitor
2. Printer
3. Personal Computer
4. Keyboard

5. Measuring heads

6. Measuring head compartment
7. Monitor mount

Radio communication measuring heads

The measuring heads (fig. 24) of this aligner do not require any cables or cords because they
have been designed using the latest CMOS technology.
The angles are measured by means of 8 CMOS goniometers and the data are transmitted from
the measuring heads to the central unit by means of radio-frequency devices.
Each measuring head is equipped with a rechargeable battery pack which, when fully charged,
is able to operate for approximately 8 hours.
Batteries can be charged by simply cable-connecting the measuring heads to the central unit.
In order to avoid running down the battery, the measuring heads automatically switch off after
approximately five or ten minutes of inactivity (the automatic switch-off time depends on the
conditions in which the measuring heads are not used, as explained in the "Measuring heads"
section below), keeping in memory the data calculated up until that time.
At the time of automatic switch-off an audible warning is sounded to alert the operator.
Each measuring head must be positioned exclusively on the vehicle wheel indicated on the
adhesive data plate affixed to the measuring head.
Fig. 24
1. Keyboard
2. Connector for recharging/emergency cable connection
3. Battery housing
4. Longitudinal CMOS goniometer
5. Transverse CMOS goniometer
6. Hole for inserting the clamp pin
7. Measuring head release button
8. Locking knob
• Description of keys and measuring head keypad functions (fig. 25)
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