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 * Fix a test mass to the rotor.
-* Mass, value and position must be set in the rotor geometry table.
+* Mass, value and position must be as set in the rotor geometry table.
-To do this, click "Rotor" in the Measurement monitor to open the rotor geometry window'''.'''
+To see the position and mass, click "Rotor" in the Measurement monitor to open the rotor geometry window'''.'''
-Your settings are shown by a red point in the polar graph.
+Your settings are shown by a red point in the polar graph. If you haven't set the test mass previously, you can do it now.
-There are three methods:
+Click on OK to go back in the Measurement window. Click "Test run" '''(1)''' </font>and save the measurement '''(2)'''</font>.
-* '''Remove test masses '''after test for example bolts etc.
-* '''Keep test masses '''after the test (for example for welding or drilling etc…)
-* '''Displace two masses per plane '''for machines with slidable balancing weights.
-The figure below shows an example where test mass is to be removed. The test mass of 4.2 grams is set at position 4 (105°; radius 100 mm).
-The settings are saved automatically when closing the window. To use these settings in another project, click on export '''(1)''' </font>and save it in the sub directory of the other project. Proper settings can be loaded from another project '''(2)'''</font>.
-[[Image:Bal_1_Test_Prep.png|framed|none]]
-''Test mass positioning for one plane''
-Click "Test run" '''(1)''' </font>and save the measurement '''(2)'''</font>.
 After every test run, don<nowiki>'</nowiki>t forget to remove the test mass '''(3)'''.

Difference between revisions of "Balancing single/dual plane"

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