Visualiner Series - Snap-on Equipment

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Measuring HeadsThe operation of the <strong>Visualiner</strong> can be controlled at any of the measuring heads. Study Figure 4 below tobecome familiar with the layout of the head keypads.Keypad FunctionsNumber Keys: Invoke soft-keyfunctions.Help: On screen assistance forany program function.Menu: Returns to the MainMenu instantlyRunout: Press this buttonduring wheel runout procedureArrow Keys: Move selectionbar and cursor controlPage Back: Returns to the lastscreen displayed.Page Forward: Advances to thenext page when there is morethan one page availableEnter: Accepts a selection andadvances program to next step.No: Rejects an operationSoft-key toggle: Selects desiredset of soft-keysFigure 4Figure 5 below shows some of the components of the <strong>Visualiner</strong> optical measuring heads.Head KeypadHead Locking KnobTrack ToeOptics ModuleLevel VialCross ToeOptics ModuleCable ReceptacleBoom TubeFigure 5 -- Head ComponentsPage 20
Wheel ClampsThe wheel clamps allow for placement of the headson a variety of vehicles. Figure 6 identifies the componentsof the wheel clamp. See page 48 of thismanual for instructions on how to attach the clampto various wheels.Notice the wheel clamps are adjustable to differentwheel sizes by moving the upper and lower brackets.The center slide bracket can be moved to anyposition prior to wheel runout compensation, allowingfor a clear line of site for the toe measurementsystem.Tightening Knoband ScrewSliding UpperBracketStub ShaftSlide TensionersCenter SlideBracketWedge GripsExtension RodsAdjustableLower BracketWheel GrabbersFigure 6Page 21
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Adjustment AssistantAdjustment Assi
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Other Soft-Key FeaturesDriver Compl
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Glossary of Alignment Terms* Indivi
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Using Database During an AlignmentA
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Saving Complete AlignmentsAs noted
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Measurement Data DisplayThese scree
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User Serviceable PartsMany parts of
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Troubleshooting Operational Problem
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