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3b. Skip Allowed -- this menu allows certainfunctions to be skipped during the alignment programsequence by pressing the "NO" button on the remote,head keypad, or keyboard. If Skip "Not Allowed" isenabled for any item, the equipment operator will notbe allowed to bypass that step -- it must be performedto allow progression of the alignment program.Note: Skipping runout, caster sweep, and head level(Surround Sensor models only) is primarily for theconvenience of John Bean Company personnel. Skippingany of these items during actual wheel alignmentsmay result in incorrect angle measurementsand customer comebacks.3c. Displays -- Choose Displays from the CustomizeInteraction Menu. The choices are:Cross values -- select whether to have Cross valuesshown on the Front and Rear Readings screensColors -- choices are standard color or monochromeLogo selection -- option which allows the choice ofmany custom logos for the Logo screen. This selectionis password protected -- for John Bean Companypersonnel only.John Bean Co. dealer phone number -- the numberfor the John Bean Company sales or servicerepresentative can be put in for display on the LogoscreenVolume/Brightness -- adjusts aligner sound volumeand screen brightness using the soft-keys #2 and #3.Test the sound using soft-key #1.3c-i. Cross Values Selection -- cross values is thedifference between the left and right readings for thecaster and camber angles. These values are useful fordiagnosing pull conditions, and on some vehicles amaximum cross value is specified. We highly recommenddisplaying the cross values on screen.Page 32
3c-ii. Colors Selection -- the choices for colordisplays are standard colors or monochrome (grayscale). The monitors offered on the <strong>Visualiner</strong> <strong>Series</strong>are VGA color so the best choice is standard.3d. Optional Alignment Features -- from here,additional setup items include:Shim manufacturer selection -- choose the brandof aftermarket rear shim utilized during the rearalignment process on many front wheel drive cars.Advanced driver complaint -- activates a built-inhelp system based on vehicle drivability symptoms.Setback/Vehicle dimensions -- choose whether tohave this feature as a step in the alignment processor on-demand when needed.Calibration check -- utilized for 8 Sensor SurroundSensor Edition models for setting pass/fail criteria.3d-i. Shim manufacturer selection -- used toselect a rear wheel alignment shim manufacturer.This enables a special program to determine thecorrect shim to use when aligning the rear wheels onmany front wheel drive vehicles. Any or all of the listedmanufacturers can be used.Note: Choosing more than one shim manufacturerwill slow down the shim calculation time. It is advisableto select one primary and one secondary shimsupplier.Page 33
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Saving Complete AlignmentsAs noted
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