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Beschikbare talen
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"a" – distance between the inside of the wheel and the machine, measured using the built-in measure (8).
This parameter is entered by pressing arrows on the control panel (F) button. The user can choose
between two input units: mm and inches. To change the unit, press the " " (K) button and one of the (F)
button arrows. To balance a motorcycle wheel or one with a non-standard rim, add the distance length to
the measured "a" value. For example, in the case below enter the value "a + 6".
"b" – width of the tyre, measured using the compass attached to the machine. The parameter is entered
by pressing the arrows on the control panel (G) button. The user can choose between two input units: mm
and inches. To change the unit, press the " " (K) and one of the (G) arrows.
"d" – wheel diameter, as provided by the manufacturer, which can be found on the tyre. This parameter is
entered by pressing arrows on the control panel (H) button. The user can choose between two data entry
units: mm and inches. To change the unit, press " " (K) and one of the (H) arrows.
The symbol of the value entered (a, b or d) will be shown on the (A) display, while the current numerical
value will be shown on the (B) display.
Balancing modes
The user can choose between 6 balancing modes which differ in the way the balancing weights are
distributed. The modes are chosen using the " " (K) and "
With the " " (K) button, the user can select between the dynamic and static modes described below:
Dynamic mode – designed for balancing wheels with steel or light alloy rims.
Static mode – designed for balancing motorcycle wheels and car wheels with non-standard rims, where it
is impossible to attach two weights.
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