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6 Setting up the Sensors for Screed Width 7 Calibrating Screed Width Control<br />

Extend the screed to the desired pave width of 5.8m.<br />

Then slide the sensors for screed width, guided by<br />

the clamps, into place.<br />

The sensors should be positioned in such a way that<br />

their measuring range is not left when moving the<br />

screed’s extending units in or out. The measuring range<br />

is indicated by two marks on the sensor. The sensors<br />

must not touch each other when retracting the screed.<br />

Then tighten the screws to firmly attach the sensors<br />

to the screed.<br />

Now fit the magnetic holders right above the sensors.<br />

The clearance between the magnet and the sensor<br />

should be 2mm and not exceed a maximum of 4mm.<br />

After installation of the sensors is completed and all<br />

cables are connected, the screed needs calibrating.<br />

Calibration is necessary every time the screed<br />

configuration or sensor position has been changed.<br />

To perform the calibration, just go to the screed<br />

operator’s ErgoPlus ® console and access the<br />

NAVITRONIC Plus ® calibration menue. Define the<br />

working range, which is your desired pave width<br />

+/-40cm (+/-20cm per side). In our example, the range<br />

extends from “MIN 5.4m” to “MAX 6.2m”. The working<br />

range sets the limits for screed width control.

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