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Automotive diagnostic Equipment for noise and vibration
Easy Check for Vehicles
NVB-150 User Manual
NVB-150 helps you to find noise and vibration problems quickly and easily with any vehicle.
NVB-150 provides the maintenance standards by measuring vibration.
NVB-150 helps you to control vehicle balance by measuring vibration and rotation of a propeller shaft.
NVB-150 is easy to use for everyone
Table of Contents
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6NVB-150 Software 15
6-1 Menu 15
6-2 Display 18
6-3 Vehicle Selection 20
6-4 Measuring Vibration 21
6-5 Measuring Noise 28
6-6 Measuring Balance 35
6-7 Saving Data 47
6-8 Configuration (For measuring) 52
6-9 System Configuration 55
7 Warranty 59
1 General Information 3
2 Safety Precautions 4
3 Product Features 5
4NVB-150 7
4-1 NVB-150 and accessories 9
4-2 Installing Sensor 10
5NVB-150 Operating 11
5-1 System On/ Off 11
5-2 Touch Screen 12
5-3 Operating Function Key 13

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Manufacturer ENS System Co., Ltd.
#1001, Anyang K-Center Building, 1591-9, Kwanyang-Dong, Dongan-Gu, Anyang-City,
Gyeonggi-Do, Korea (431-815)
TEL: 82-31-386-7850
FAX: 82-031-386-7854
Web Site : http://www.ens-sys.co.kr
1. General Information
Product Name EnsCheck
Model Name NVB-150
This manual contains instructions for safety, operation, and maintenance.
ENS SYSTEM is not responsible for use in any application other than the measuring purposes.
ENS SYSTEM is not responsible for damages due to improper operation, maintenance, connection to improper voltage supply,
or attempt to repair by anyone other than a facility authorized by ENS SYSTEM.
ENS SYSTEM is not responsible for unauthorized modification, adjustment, and replacement of parts on this product.
Due to unforeseen changes in production procedures, the information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice.
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Vehicle parts generate considerable heat . Take all safety precautions at all times.
Use your sensor and cable in a safe manner.
This product was designed for measuring purposes. Do not attempt to use it for any other purpose.
Do not allow the system to come in contact with chemicals. External appearance can be changed.
If this product needs to be inspected or repaired, please call our customer service center.
When the system will not be used for long time, store it in a safe place.
Do not store your system under extreme condition.
Before Using
2. Safety Precautions

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Product Specifications
Dimension 200mm(W) X 150mm(H) X 30mm(D)
Weight 512g
Operating System Windows CE 5.0
Voltage Use 220V to 12V (Use Voltage Adapter)
Input Voltage 12V
Power Consumption Less than 800mA
Battery 3.7V, 1750mA
Operating Hours Minimum of 2 hours
Display 4.3inch Color TFT LCD (480 x 272)
Storage Temperature -10 ~ 80℃
Operating Temperature 0 ~ 50℃
Storage Device SD Card
Measuring noise
Measuring vibration
Propeller Shaft Balancing
Product Specification
Input/ Output Port
Accelerometer/Mic 4Channel, BNC Connector, Input Measuring Signal
Photo Sensor 1Channel, 4Pin Din Jack, Input Rotation Speed
USB Slave 1 Port, USB Mini B Type
(S/W Debugging use)
Power DC Jack External Power Input and Charging
Measuring Range
Rotation Speed Range 6000 rpm
Frequency Range Vibration : 20Hz ~ 5000Hz
Noise : 50Hz ~ 12000Hz
Dynamic Range 100dB
3. Product Features
Product Features

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4-1. NVB-150 and accessories
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Vibration Sensor
(Side Type)
Vibration Sensor
(Top Type)
Sensor Holder ( Magnetic Mount) RPM Sensor(Photo Sensor)
Noise Sensor (MIC)
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AC Power Adapter Cigar Jack Cable
Photo Tacho Sensor CableNoise Sensor Cable
SD Card SD Card Reader
USB cable Operation Manual
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4-2. Installing Sensor
1) Vibration Sensor
Vibration sensor must be located where you are trying to measure. If not incorrectly installed, guideline will be invalided.
Vibration sensor must be located where you are trying to measure. If not incorrectly installed, guideline will be invalided.
Vibration sensor is designed for use with a magnet. If a magnet does not work where area is not a metal part,
you can use a glue to attach it.
Please refer to the provided images.(Vehicle Locations)
According to environmental condition, sensitivity may change. Sensor must be checked periodically (6~12month).
2) Noise Sensor
Noise sensor must be located where you are trying to measure. If not incorrectly installed, guideline will be
invalided.
Noise sensor is designed for use with a magnetic stand.
Sensor signal can be effected by environmental noise.
According to environmental condition, sensitivity may change. Sensor must be checked periodically(6~12month).
3) Photo Sensor (Rotational speed Sensor)
Install the Photo sensor pointed to the reflective tape. Reflective tape must be located in the P/Shaft.
Install the Photo sensor pointed to the reflective tape. Reflective tape must be located in the P/Shaft.
Photo sensor is designed for use with a magnetic stand.
Place the magnetic stand at the bottom of the Differential gear Housing and locate the sensor perpendicularly
to the reflective tape.
Photo sensor and vibration sensor are coupled together for balancing. When using a Photo sensor only, RPM
can be checked. Use the cable in a safe manner.
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Power Button
Charging LED Indicator
Power LED Indicator Reset button
1. NVB-150 has already installed a battery. Press power button for 3 seconds to turn on your NVB-150. LED will go red and system will start.
2. If your NVB-150 does not start, battery may be discharged then use the AC Power Adapter.
3. When the LED showing orange , NVB-150 is in the charge-mode.
4. If the LED changes to green, battery is fully charged.
5. Press power button for 3 seconds to turn off your NVB-150.
5-2. Touch Screen
Initial Screen Touched Screen
1. NVB-150 is a touch screen based. You can use your touch pen to operate your NVB-150 which included rear side of main body.
2. Touch panel may be damaged if you use sharpened things, such as pencil or pen. Please use a touch pen.
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5. NVI-150 Operating
NVI-150 Operating
5-1. System ON/ OFF

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ESC Key(Cancel Button)
4 way navigation key
Enter Key(Confirm or Approve Button)
4 way navigation key(up, down, right, left) Basic Movements
Screen <Start Button> <Start Button> : can move (←, →)
Screen <Tab Button> <Tab Button>: can move (←, →)
List Selection <List> : can move (↑, ↓)
Figure, English Letter Figure and letter can be inputted by using the “up, down, right, and left”.
1. Touch panel will allow you to use all functions quickly and easily.
2. <ESC>Key allows you to cancel the current screen and move to main screen. It works as same as the ESC button from
the touch screen.
1. Focusing state can be changed by pressing the 4 way navigation key.
2. <ENTER>Key allows you to operate a function.
3. Movements of 4 way navigation key are shown below.
※Press the “Enter” button to start at “Focusing State”.
Initial Screen “Focusing State” Screen
6. The “Focusing State” shown above may adjust by using the Function key.
7. 4 way navigation key can be operated by using the chart on page 19.
8. 4 way navigation key provides an easy way to operate your NVB-150.
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Main Menu Initial Screen Menu Detailed Menu Function
Main Screen Select Menu Vehicle Selection, Vibration, Noise, Balance, Data, Configuration, System
Vehicle Selection Select Vehicle Model, Engine, Transmission
Vibration
Configuration Screen Location Select Channel
Start Measuring Start Measuring
Progress Screen Measuring Progress Status
Result Screen Result Value
Display Level
Playback
Save Data
Repeated Measurement
Noise
Configuration Screen Location Select Channel
Start Measuring Start Measuring
Progress Screen Measuring Progress Status
Result Screen Result Value
Display Level
Playback
Save Data
Repeated Measurement
Software Menu
Software Menu
Main Menu Initial Screen Menu Detailed Menu Function
Balance
Configuration Screen
Location Select Channel
Start Measuring Start Measuring
DB Vehicle Measuring
Mode
Measuring Progress
Start Measuring(Vibration, Rotation)
Measuring Success
Measuring Failure
Result Value Result(Level, Weight, Angle)
User Measuring Mode
Step 1 ~ 2
Measuring(adding 5g)
Measuring Success
Measuring Failure
Step 3
Result(Level, Weight, Angle)
Measuring(based on result value)
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Main Menu Initial Screen Menu Detailed Menu Function
Data
File Management
File Management Selecting Data Type
Open File Open File
Delete File Deleting File
Open Vibration File Measuring Information Vehicle Information and Channel
Open Result Value Playback
Open Noise File Measuring Information Vehicle Information and Channel
Open Result Value Playback
Open Balance File Measuring Information Vehicle Information and Channel
Open Result Value Result Value and Weight Distribution
Configuration
Setup
Measuring Time 5Sec, 10Sec, 20Sec, 30Sec, Trigger
Desired RPM Setting 3500 RPM
Setting Frequency Vibration and Noise Frequency
Sensor Setting Channel, Gain Setting Gain Value
Cal. Channel Calibration Selecting Channel, Vibration, Noise
Calibration Progress Calibration Level, Sensor Sensitivity
System
Volume Volume Adjusting Volume
LCD(Contrast Adjustment) LCD(Contrast Adjustment) Adjusting Contrast
Date Date MM/DD/YY/HH/MM/SS
System Information(Advanced) System
Information(Advanced) System Version, Updating
Software Menu
6-2-1. Display Area
UI Display
1. NVB-150 Software consists of 4 areas :<Navigation Area>, <Tab Button Area>, <Contents Area> and
<Start Button Area>.
2. <Navigation Area> shows where you are now.
3. <Tab Button Area> helps you to proceed to the next step.
4. <Contents Area> shows status of your information and progress of your results,
<Contents Area> also includes selection and start button.
5. <Start Button> helps you to approve or cancel your process and proceed to the next step.
Navigation Area
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Tab Button Area
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Start Button Area
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1. Display consists of either 4 areas or 3 areas.
2. Above displays are an example.
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1Main Function Button 4Tab Button 7Information Area 10 Approve/ Cancel Button
2Time Information 5Start Button 8Keypad(digits, English)
3Battery Information 6ESC Button 9Keypad Shift Button
UI Display
< Main Screen> < Function Adjustment Screen> < Keypad screen>
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1Main function Button allows you to start a function which you selected from the top menu.
2Time Information shows the current time. Time information can effect on your saved data.
You can change the current time by selecting date menu.
3Battery Information shows the battery remaining voltage.
4Tab Button allows you to check each category of information from contents area.
5Start button allows you to proceed to the next step or progress and cancel your process.
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Vehicle Selection
Press the Vehicle selection button to select a vehicle from the main screen.
Select a model, engine, and transmission from the vehicle information screen.
After the selection has been set, Press the OK button.
Screen will automatically return to main screen.
Vehicle selection area will display vehicle information.
Now, you can progress vibration, noise, and balance function.
Main Screen
Vehicle Information Screen
Main Screen
Use 4 way navigation key when using a Function Key.
Press the Enter key after using ←, → key.
iIf you can not find a vehicle or a engine that you wanted to choose,
please select “User” and refer to result value.
Key
6-3. Vehicle Selection (Main screen and selecting a vehicle)
6-2-2. Display Component elements
6-3-1. Selecting a vehicle

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6-4-1. Selecting Location
Select a channel.
From ch1 through ch4 buttons work as a toggle mode.
-> Channel ON : Green
-> Channel OFF : Gray
Check sensor whether connected in right channel.
Change Location : List button (▼)
Select Location : List box
Select “User” : No guideline.
<View Image(Camera Image> : provides sensor location view.
Press the “View Image” Button to see a selected image and check your sensor location.
Finding vibration can be measured by using four channels at the same time. You
can also compare a level with a signal.
Main Screen
Selected measuring point Screen
Measuring point after alteration
Vibration
Vibration
<View Image>Press the “view image” button to see a selected image.
You should make sure whether sensor in right place or direction.
View Measuring Point
Selected information can be changed by using ↑, ↓, ←, →Key.
Key
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Abbreviation Part Abbreviation Part
SEAT_RL Seat Rail F_ROLL_S Front roll source
HANDLE Steering wheel F_ROLL_B Front roll body
ENG_MT_S Engine Mount source PS_PUMP Power Steering Pump
ENG_MT_B Engine Mount body AC_COMP Air Conditioner Compressor
ALT Alternator DIFF_HSG Differential Gear Housing
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6-4. Measuring Vibration

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The screen on the left shows the current information.
Press the “Start” button to start measuring.
Sensor can be adjusted by pressing the <Configuration> Button.
Selected information remains unchanged even if the menu is changed.
Current Information Screen
Use the ↑, ↓ key to select the “Start” or “Configuration” button.
Use the ←, → key to select the “Location” or “Start” Tab.
Press “Enter” button to start.
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▶When assignment is complete, the “Start” button to proceed to the next step.
Vibration
Vibration
Level meter will be fully increased at first then start to decrease.
Level meter moves followed by the signal.
“Overload” state will be marked if the signal is too strong.
In this case, press the “Next” button to proceed to the next step or
press the “Configuration” button to calibrate the sensor.
When measuring is complete, system will automatically proceed to the next step.
Preparation for Measuring
Overload State
Normal State
iMeasuring Progress displays time, sensor signal, and overload through input signal.
“CH Over Load state” means either signal is too strong or sensor
sensitivity is too high. You must set the Gain value for ensuring
the accuracy of a result.
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6-4-2. Current Information and Start Measuring
6-4-3 Measuring Progress Screen

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Vibration
Vibration
▶When measuring is complete, system will automatically proceed to the next step.
Screen can be converted by pressing <Cancel> or <Config.> button
while processing.
Measurement Information screen can be shown by pressing the
<Cancel> button.
<Config.> button allows you to move to Configuration Menu.
<Next > button will only operate when Overload State.
Progressing Screen
“Focusing State” can be changed by using ← , →, key.
Press the “Enter” key to start.
Key
The orange colored channel tab shows result value.
The gray colored channel tab indicates unused channel.
Guideline displays the status of a vehicle by horizontal bar graph.
Conditions can be checked by pressing the “Guideline” button.
Repeated Measurement, Playback, and Saving a data can be done at result screen.
Press the “Previous” button to return to previous screen.
Use the channel Tab to check the other channels.
Result Screen
Playback Screen
Result Screen allows you to see the Guideline which based on acquired data.
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6-4-4 Result Screen

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Each channel can be selected by pressing the <CH>Tab.
Select other channels, then recalculating will be processed.
Press the <Save> button to save your data.
File name will be given as shown below.
“TYPE_MODEL_LOCATION_YYMMDD_HHMM.nvh”
Switching Channel
Saving Data
Data Saved
<Save>, <Play>, <Repeat>, <Cancel>, <Previous>, <Replay>
buttons can be selected by using ↑, ↓key.
Press the ← , →key to select other options.
Key
Press the <Top> button to return to the Start Screen or
Press the <List> button too return to the data list.
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Letter stands for V: Vibration, N: Noise, B: Balance
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Noise
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Main Screen
Selected measuring point Screen
Measuring point after alteration
Please, select a channel.
From ch1 through ch4 buttons work as a toggle mode.
When the channel is lit green, which means channel is ON.
When the channel lit gray, which means channel is OFF.
You can freely select channels from 1 through 4.
Sensor must be connected to a channel which you selected.
If you want to change a measuring point, press an arrow button to see the list.
Select a new measuring point from the list box.
If the list dose not contain you wanted to select, please select “User”.
Measuring a point by “User” will only appear diagnostic value.
Press the “View Image” Button to see a selected image and check your sensor
location.
Finding Noise can be measured by using four channels at the same
time. You can also compare a level with a signal.
6-5. Measuring Noise
6-5-1. Selecting Measuring Point

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Noise
Explanation of Abbreviation
Press the “View image” button to see a selected image.
You should make sure whether sensor in right place or direction.
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Abbreviation Part Abbreviation Part
EngRoom Engine Room
PsgRoom Passenger Room
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The screen on the left shows the current information.
Use the “start” button to measure or
Use the “config.” button to calibrate the sensor.
Vehicle information can be changed from vehicle selection Menu.
Channel or location can be changed from Location Tab.
Measuring time can be changed from Configuration Menu.
Selected information remains unchanged even if the menu is changed.
Measuring Information
Noise
Use the ↑, ↓ key to select the “Start” or “Config.” button.
Use the ← , → key to select the “Location” or “Start” Tab.
Press the “Enter” button to start.
Key
When assignment is complete, Press the “Start” button to proceed to the next step.
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When setup is complete, Please check the sensor.
☞
6-5-2. Current Information and Start Measuring

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Noise
Level meter will be fully increased at first then start to decrease.
Level meter moves followed by the signal strength.
“Overload” state will be marked if the signal strength is too strong.
In this case, press the “Next” button to proceed to the next level or
press the “Configuration” button to calibrate the sensor.
When measuring is complete, system will automatically proceed
to the next step.
Preparation for Measuring
Overload State
Normal State
Measuring Progress displays time, sensor signal and overload through input signal.
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“CH Over Load state” means either signal strength is too strong or
sensor sensitivity is too high. You must calibrate Gain value for
ensuring the accuracy of a result.
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Progressing Screen
Screen can be converted by pressing <Cancel> or <Config.> button
while processing.
Measurement Information screen can be shown by pressing the <Cancel> button.
<Config.> button allows you to move to Configuration Menu.
<Next> button will only operate when Overload State.
Noise
“Focusing State” can be changed by using ← , →, key.
Press the “Enter” button to start.
Key
When measuring is complete, system will automatically proceed to the
next step.
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6-5-3 Measuring Progress Screen

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6-5-4 Result Screen Noise
Playback
CH2
Result Screen
The orange colored channel tab shows result value.
The gray colored channel tab indicates unused channel.
Displays the level for each channel.
Repeated Measurement, Playback, and Saving a data can be done at result
screen.
Press the “Previous” button to return to previous screen.
Use the channel Tab to check the other channels.
Result Screen allows you to see the Guideline which based on acquired data.
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- File name will be given as shown below.
“TYPE_MODEL_LOCATION_YYMMDD_HHMM.nvh”
Saving Data
Noise
Saving is complete
Press the <Save> button to save your data.
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Letter stands for V: Vibration, N: Noise, B: Balance
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Press the <Top> button to return to the Start Screen or
Press the <List> button too return to the data list.
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<Save>, <Play>, <Repeat>, <Cancel>, <Previous>, <Replay>
buttons can be selected by using ↑, ↓key.
Press the ← , → key to select other options.
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Balance
Balance
Please, select a channel.
From ch1 through ch4 buttons work as a toggle switch.
When the channel lit green, which means channel is ON.
When the channel lit gray, which means channel is OFF.
Only one channel can be selected.
Sensor must be connected to a channel which you selected.
Balance Function allows you to measure values of Differential Housing
and values of P/Shaft .
If you want to change a measuring point, press an arrow button to see the list.
Select a new measuring point from the list box.
If the list dose not contain you wanted to select, please select “User”.
“User measuring mode” can be used by selecting “User”.
Press the “View Image” Button to see a selected image and check your sensor location.
Main Screen
Measuring Point
Measuring Point
Photo sensor and vibrations sensor should be installed for measuring balance.
Press the “View image” button to see a selected image.
You should make sure whether sensor in right place or direction.
View Measuring Point
Selected information can be changed by using ← , →, ↑, ↓ key.
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Diff_Hsg Differential Gear Housing
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6-6. Measuring Balance
6-6-1. Selecting Measuring Point

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6-6-3. Preparation for measuring
6-6--2. Current Information and Start Measuring
Balance
Balance
The screen on the left shows the current information.
Use the “start” button to measure or Use the “config.” button to calibrate the sensor.
Vehicle information can be changed from vehicle selection Menu.
Channel or location cab be changed from Location Tab.
Measuring time can be changed from Configuration Menu.
Selected information remains unchanged even if the menu is changed.
When assignment is complete, Press the “Start” button to proceed to the next step.
▶
When setup is complete, Please check the sensor.
☞
Use the ↑, ↓ key to select the “Start” or “Config.” button.
Use the ← , → key to select the “Location” or “Start” Tab.
Press the “Enter” button to start
Key
Measuring Information
Special attention should be paid before measuring.
After the checking is done, press the “”Next” button to start measuring.
Preparation Screen
Remove rear tire.
Install vibration sensor at Differential Housing and Install
Photo sensor facing the reflective tape.
Start the vehicle and shift transmission into sports mode .
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6-6-5. DB Vehicle Measuring Mode
6-6-4 Measuring Mode
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Balance
Balance
DB Vehicle Measuring
Mode
User Measuring Mode
Selecting Measuring Point
If standard DB is applied to your NVB-D150V,
process has two modes : [DB Vehicle Measuring Mode] and [User Measuring Mode]
Each mode will be separated automatically when choosing a vehicle and engine.
[DB Vehicle Measuring Mode] : P/Shaft desired RPM is already set.
[User Measuring Mode] : User setting
[DB Vehicle Measuring Mode] : Shows the result after step 1
[User Measuring Mode] : Shows the result after step
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Set desired RPM by the following instruction on the screen.
Ex. “Maintain RPM(3500)”
Orange Bar moves when measuring. Moving bar indicates that signal of vibration
sensor is inputting.
Red colored RPM[3587] indicates P/Shaft RPM.
Measuring will be successfully completed when P/shaft RPM maintains for 5 Sec as
desired RPM.
( Ex. RPM 3500 : Effective number of rotations(3450 ~ 3550))
Measuring Progress
Measuring Progress
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