Drive Head Movement (Elite 8 Only); Paddle And Basket Installation - Teledyne VISION G2 CLASSIC 6 User Manual

Vision G2 Testers User Guide—74-108-800 Rev. H—12 June 2019
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Add: Allows a manager to create a new user. The screen
that appears is identical to the Edit User Profile screen.
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Log Out: Logs out the current user
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Log In: With security enabled, a user can log on either by
touching the upper right of the home screen where Please
Log In or the name of the user who is logged in is
displayed. Additionally, if any other input is attempted, the
Vision tester will prompt the user to log in.

Drive Head Movement (Elite 8 Only)

The Vision G2 Elite 8 drive head can be moved by pulling the
lock release lever on the left underside of the drive head (behind
the handle bar), then moving the drive head up or down.
Release the lever when the drive head is near the desired
location. Move the drive head slightly up or down until it locks in
place.

Paddle and Basket Installation

The spindle shaft is factory-adjusted to provide the correct
height for baskets and paddles. The precision design of the
Easi-Lock vessels, the shaft components, and the test unit itself
are intended to reduce user adjustments and settings. It should
not be necessary to adjust the position of the spindle shafts to
obtain the proper height spacing between the bottom of the
apparatus and the vessel. If adjustment is needed, refer to the
troubleshooting section of this user guide.
To install paddles or baskets:
1. Ensure the spindle shaft is in place.
NOTE: The tension of the spindle shafts can be
adjusted by the application of silicone grease. If the
shafts become too loose after the application of
grease, they can be tightened by wiping the shaft with
ethanol.
Insert the threaded end of the paddle or basket shaft into the
threaded opening at the bottom of the spindle shaft.
Rotate the paddle or basket shaft counter clockwise until the
outer rim of the paddle or basket shaft contacts the spindle
shaft. Turn slightly past the point of contact to ensure that the
shaft will stay in place.
Installation
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