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5. Units of Measure -- there are many different unitsof measurement for wheel alignment angles anddimensions depending on local practices, vehiclemanufacturer requirements, or operator preference.Choose Units of Measure from the Setup Menu toselect the units of measure as needed. Once aprescribed unit of measure has been chosen, allreadings and specifications will be stated in thoseunits.Units of Measure Menu -- the choices are:Toe units -- specify the units in which all toe anglemeasurements will be displayed.Angle units -- specify the units in which all angularmeasurements will be displayed (caster, camber,SAI, included angle, thrust angle, etc.).Linear units -- specify the units in which all linearmeasurements will be displayed (setback, vehicledimensions, etc.)Resolution -- specify what resolution all on-screendigital displays will have5a. Toe Units Selection -- move the highlight barover the toe units best suited to the operator's requirementsand press Enter. The choices are, with examples:Degrees, Decimal -- 0.5 degreesDegrees and Minutes -- 0' 30"Inch Fractional -- 1/4"Inch Decimal -- 0.25"mm, (14" rim) -- European metric display -- 20 mmmm, (28" tire) -- US metric display -- 20 mmInput tire diameter -- prior to bringing up toe specificationsduring the alignment program, the <strong>Visualiner</strong>will ask for the actual vehicle tire diameter. The toespecs and readings will then be calculated based onthat input value.Page 38
5b. Angle Units Selection -- move the highlight barover the angle units best suited to the operator'srequirements and press Enter. The choices are, withexamples:Degrees, Decimal -- 0.5 degreesDegrees and Minutes -- 0' 30"Degrees, Fractional -- 1/2 degreeAll specifications, on screen readings, and printoutswill be in the chosen units.5c. Linear Units -- select the units for any linearbasedmeasurements during the alignment program.Choices are English "Inches" or metric "MM" millimeters.5d. Resolution Selection -- use the ResolutionMenu to choose how digital displays are to be readduring the alignment program. Choices are Normal( 0.10 degree or hundredths of a degree) or High ( 0.01degree or tenths of a degree) resolution. Regardlessof choice it won't effect the accuracy of the <strong>Visualiner</strong>.The selection will effect the way Alignment readingsare viewed. Adjustments using a 0.1 degree resolutionwill be easier to obtain than when using the 0.01degree setting. Aligning the car to within a hundredsof a degree requires a greater degree of precision toobtain exact readings.Page 39
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Saving Complete AlignmentsAs noted
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