CEMB USA N300 - Manual (Page 42)

6 - 8 Balancing function
2. Sensor type
The same explanations described in 5.2 – Sensor type apply.
3. Synchronous filter width
The same explanations described in 5.4 – Synchronous filter width apply.
4. Units of measurement
The same explanations described in 5.2 – Units of measurement apply.
5. Type of vibration
The same explanations described in 5.2 – Type of vibration apply.
6. Units of frequency
The same explanations described in 5.3 – Units of frequency apply.
7. Type of balancing
- single-plane
-
on 2 planes (with 1 or 2 sensors, determined according to
the status of channel B)
8. Test mass
Calibration requires the use of one or more test masses, to be applied to a known
position on the various correction planes. These two parameters must be set using the
relevant additional functions
test mass value
test mass position
only accessible from the usual bar during the first step in which the mass must be
applied:
- step 2 for single-plane balancing
- step 2 for the mass on P1 for two-plane balancing with two sensors
- step 3 for the mass on P2 for two-plane balancing with two sensors
- step 3 for the mass on P1 for two-plane balancing with a single sensor
- step 5
for the mass on P2 for two-plane balancing with a single sensor
The desired values can be obtained by changing one figure at a time. The and
arrows increase or decrease the figure selected (displayed in negative) by one unit. By
pressing the and
keys, the figure on the left or on the right can be selected
respectively.
On completion, press
to confirm or to cancel.
A different test mass can be specified (value and angular position) for plane P1 and plane
P2 in the case of two-plane balancing to accommodate various uses.