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Operating Manual V1.1 – 05/2007
When LED on VC is green and LED in RUN/
STOP is yellow, the blade starts to vibrate with
the amplitude set. Speed = 0, amplitude can
be changed at any time.
On the (5-digit) display, the deviation in height
amplitude is shown in μm (e.g. 0.9μm). This val-
ue can be either positive or negative. The dis-
play can be switched using the key μm/μm.
Then a number appears (e.g. 0.4). This means
clockwise rotation by 0.4 turns ("+" see 18a) –
(Neg. operational sign means counterclockwise
rotation – see 18a). If the value is "0", no improve-
ment of the height amplitude is possible.
5. Press the STOP key. Using a size 3 Allen key,
unscrew the clamping screw (16) only slightly,
pull off the cap (17) by pulling it upwards (keep
it in a safe place) and turn the adjusting screw
(18) by the corresponding value (here, 0.4 turns)
clockwise (in the "+" direction, 18a) using a size
3 Allen key. Tighten the clamping screw (16)
clockwise.
6. Press the RUN key, check the value, repeat
steps 5 – 7 if necessary.
16
17
18
Fig. 27
7. If the measured value is accepted, press
DOWN (flashes green). VC moves to lowest
position – blade is moved to the rear. LED on
VC illuminates red again (LED on RUN/STOP
is off).
8. The instrument now expects the VibroCheck
to be removed. To do so, disconnect the USB
plug connection of the VC to the basic instru-
ment and pull the VC off of the dovetail guide.
LED in DOWN key continues to flash – wait
until LED in DOWN button goes out.
The normal operating status is now restored.
6. Operating the VibroCheck
Fig. 26
18a
18
If the display shows μm (2) "0" (opti-
mal) and the value in μm (1) is unac-
ceptably high, the blade must be
replaced.
2
1
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