Visualiner Series - Snap-on Equipment

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Customizing The <strong>Visualiner</strong>Once the <strong>Visualiner</strong> has powered up and the MainMenu is displayed an Alignment can be performedusing the standard default settings. The followingpages will assist in the setup and customizing of yournew <strong>Visualiner</strong> <strong>Series</strong> Aligner.1. Rack / FloorThe first item on the Setup Menu is used to selectwhich of three calibrated alignment work surfaces areto be utilized. In most shops the primary alignment liftis designated as "Rack A".Select the rack type used to perform most wheelalignments. Use the up/down arrow keys and pressEnter when the choice is the one with the white boxdisplay around it. The rack choice may be changedwhenever using a different surface for performingalignments.Note: In order to perform accurate alignments, eachlift/rack surface must be properly calibrated.2. System configurationThe next item on the Setup Menu is used primarily tosetup various hardware and system options. Placethe highlight box around System configuration andpress Enter.The System Configuration Menu choices are:Heads -- selection of the various measuring headoptions offered for the <strong>Visualiner</strong> <strong>Series</strong>.Keyboard -- which language will the optional IBMtypekeyboard be used with.Toe Range -- not utilized.Turntables -- the selection for standard mechanicaltypes or special optional electronic models.Printer -- selection for the type of optional printer tobe used with the <strong>Visualiner</strong>.Page 28
2a. Heads -- choose the measuring head configurationfor the <strong>Visualiner</strong> model being set up. JohnBean currently offers only optical measuring heads.Earlier models also offered toe-line (string) heads,with the difference being the type of technology usedto measure the vehicle toe angles.Optical <strong>Visualiner</strong> models are equipped with either 4heads or 2 heads plus 2 retros. The 4 head units mayhave 6 toe sensors (beams going front/rear andacross front) or 8 sensors (beams going front/rear,across front, and across rear).When using 4 heads or 2 heads with retros, the<strong>Visualiner</strong> can perform either centerline, thrust, orcomplete 4 wheel alignments. The 2 head setup canbe used to perform front total toe settings with eitheroptical or string heads.2b. Keyboard -- the <strong>Visualiner</strong> software supportskeyboards designed for a variety of language applications.If such a keyboard is used, this is the place togo to change the configuration. Select the properkeyboard using the up/down arrow keys to scroll,then press Enter once the desired selection is checked.2c. Turntables -- from the System ConfigurationMenu, place the highlight box over "Turntables" andpress Enter. Most units will operate with standardmechanical-type turntables used on the front of thealignment lift. John Bean Company also offers ElectronicTurntables to automate some measurements.Selections are:Standard turntables -- mechanical-type utilized onmost alignment lifts and racks (may be John BeanCompany or another manufacturer).Electronic turntables -- sophisticated specializedturntables containing electronic components to addadditional capabilities.Note: Do not select Electronic turntables unless liftis so equipped. Operational problems will be createdif erroneously chosen.Page 29
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Using Database During an AlignmentA
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Saving Complete AlignmentsAs noted
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User Serviceable PartsMany parts of
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