Ambient Conditions In The Place Of Operation - ATH-Heinl ATH LUX 3D Bedienungsanleitung

in completely without straining and,
where applicable, tighten the lock
screws.
- The aligner wheel is factory-set to
operate with a mains voltage of
230Vac. The wheel aligner
configured to operate with
voltage of 115Vac.
- Refit the rear panel of the column,
fastening with
provided.
- Connect the power supply cable to
the plug provided; first read the
"Electrical Hook-up" section.
- Turn on the aligner with the main
switch and the monitor and the printer
with the specific switches.
- Update the wheel aligner software if
"Updating
necessary,
Aligner Software" section, and install
any optional kits, "Installing Additional
Functions" section.
Software protection key
installation
Insert the software protection key supplied in
a free USB port of the USB HUB (SP, Figure 2).
The software protection key is required to use
the aligner.
CAUTION
For additional information about the
technical characteristics, warnings,
maintenance and any other data about
the monitor or the printer, read the
relative operator's manuals supplied
with machine documentation.
Upgrading the wheel aligner
software
The wheel aligner is supplied with the
software already installed, and is com-
plete with an installation CD-ROM.
After installing the wheel aligner, switch
on the machine and go to the starting
screen.
Press the key combination È + F12 (upper
may be
a mains
the specific tool
the Wheel
case + F12): the software version will
appear on the top left of the screen,
beneath the logo.
Compare the software release (indicated
as "SW STD ...") with that stated on the
installation CD-ROM supplied with the
aligner.
If the CD-ROM release is more recent
than the release installed, update the
aligner software.
Detailed information about the software
update procedure is provided in the leaflet
accompanying the CD-ROM.
AMBIENT CONDITIONS
IN THE PLACE OF
OPERATION
• Relative humidity: 20% ÷ 90% (without
condensation)
• Temperature range: 0°C ÷ 35°C
WARNING
The machine must not be operated in a
potentially explosive atmosphere.