Headlight setting test device, headlight setting test station, headlight setting device and method for testing a headlight setting
OwnerManfred Rischkeinventor
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The present invention relates to a headlight setting test device comprising a lens, which directs an image of the tested headlight on a monitor, comprising a data memory, which stores the height difference between the contact area of a rear wheel arranged on the side of the relevant headlight being tested and the contact area of the corresponding front wheel or a value corresponding to said height difference, and comprising a correction possibility—taking account of the relevant height difference or value—for the position of the image on the monitor, as a result of which the effect of the height difference on the assessment of the relevant setting of the relevant headlight is able to be compensated for. The invention furthermore relates to a headlight setting station, a headlight setting device and a method for testing a headlight setting.
A test apparatus for headlamps of vehicles, comprising:
A method of testing a headlamp using a lens directing an image of a tested headlamp of a vehicle standing on a floor area of known topography to a monitor, wherein a vertical difference between a contact patch on the floor area of a rear wheel arranged on a side of the vehicle corresponding to the respective tested headlamp and a contact patch on the floor area of the corresponding front wheel or a value corresponding to this vertical difference, is determined from the known topography, is stored and a correction value for the expected position of the image on the monitor with a correct setting of the headlamp is determined, the effect of the vertical difference on the evaluation of the respective setting of the respective headlamp is compensated, and the test is carried out while taking account of the compensated vertical difference.
A method of testing a headlamp using a lens directing an image of the headlamp to a monitor, wherein:
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