Measuring The Width; Entering Of Wheel Data For Non-Standard Programs - Sicam SBM 55S NW Manual Original

en 46 | SBM 55S NW | Balancing a wheel
8.3.2

Measuring the Width

1. The rim width can be read off the rim or determined
with the measuring compasses.
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Fig. 12: Determining rim data with measuring compasses
1 Rim width scale
2 Inner tip for rim width
2. Using the <-> or <+> key for rim width, enter the de-
tected rim width value in the "inch" unit (Tab. 1 pos.3)
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The rim width in some types of rim is indicated
in "inch"; enter the value in unit "mm" (see Tab. 1
pos.3).
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All the required wheel data have been recorded.
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8.4 Entering of wheel data for non-stan-
dard 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 of the first balancing
plane from the machine;
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Diameter: it is the nominal diameter indicated on
the rim;
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Width: it is the distance between the 2 balancing
planes;
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Position of the balancing planes depends on the
program selected.
8.4.1 Automatic measurement of Distance and
Diameter
1. Position the electronic calliper gauge for rim dis-
tance and diameter in correspondence of the first
balancing plane and keep it in this position for one
second.
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An acoustic signal sounds to indicate that the positi-
on has been registered.
2. Next, without bringing the electronic calliper gauge
to home position, position it in correspondence of
the second balancing plane and keep it in this positi-
on for one second.
beep (1)
beep (2)
beep (1) beep (2)
 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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PAX2
ALU3
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