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Brake Testa Millennium - Information Print

Calibration

The manufacturer recommends an annual Calibration carried out by an authorised dealer or distributor.




Installation - How to use
 

Step 1
Select the vehicle to be tested; car, truck, bus etc
(Note the integrated carry handle)


Step 2
Following the prompts on the LCD, select the test type (in this case we’re looking at a Service Brake test in a car) and enter vehicle and operator identification using the alphanumeric keyboard.


Step 3
Place the Brake Testa on the passenger side floor or seat of the vehicle with the “Direction of Test” arrow facing forward. Ensure that the unit is positioned as parallel as possible to the road surface.


Step 4
Position the Pedal Force Transducer (PFT) over the vehicle brake pedal.


Step 5
Accelerate to about 30km/h (20 mph) and apply the brake. Stop as quickly and as smoothly as possible until the vehicle comes to rest.


Step 6
The test is now complete. You can print the test results.



National and International Approvals
 
• RTA (Roads and Traffic Authority); New South Wales, Australia.
• Victorian Roads, Victoria, Australia
• Queensland Department of Transport, Queensland, Australia.
• Land Transport Authority New Zealand.
• Vehicle Inspectorate United Kingdom. Meet requirement for testing class II, IV, V and VII class vehicles.
• CE Mark compliant with requirements of BS EN 61326:1998. Refer to report T11213 for full details.
• C Tick approval number N 11838
• RTA (Roads and Traffic Authority); New South Wales, Australia. • Victorian Roads, Victoria, Australia • Queensland Department of Transport, Queensland, Australia. • Land Transport Authority New Zealand. • Vehicle Inspectorate United Kingdom. Meet requirement for testing class II, IV, V and VII class vehicles. • CE Mark compliant with requirements of BS EN 61326:1998. Refer to report T11213 for full details. • C Tick approval number N 11838

 





Newsflash
October 2007
Circuitlink technical staff spent 2 week on the west coast of the United States, installing, upgrading and training on the Tacholink.
September 2007
Circuitlink opens an office in Chile to both service South American operations, sales and support, and also provide some software development.
August 2007
Circuitlink launches the much anticipated Contactless Card System to work with the TicketLink2 - providing a complete Electronic Fare Collection System.
July 2007
Ciruitlink received a visit from Ian Macfarlane, Federal Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources. The Minister spent more than an hour looking at Circuitlink's products paying particular interest in the new Tacholink subject of a Commercial Ready R & D Grant.
June 2007
Circuitlink Directors secure new business after visiting customers and distributors in USA, Canada and Mexico.