Vision 100 calibration, Equipment calibration checks – American Aimers V100 Photometric Headlight Aimer User Manual

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VISION 100 CALIBRATION

Equipment Calibration Checks

There are two critical checks for proper calibration:

The position of the laser dot with respect to the centerline of the Aimer.

The vertical straightness of the laser to the vertical axis of the Aim Head.

Recommended Tools:

Four foot carpenter’s level

Measuring Tape or Ruler

5/64" Allen wrench

Laser Parallel to Centerline of Aim Head

1. Locate an area that is reasonably level next to a wall or any vertical

surface with an opening at least 18 inches wide and 48 inches high.

Place V100 Aimer next to this vertical surface with floor slope adjust

wheel pointing towards the wall and front of the Aim Head

approximimately 30 inches from the wall.

Level Aim Head vertically (front to back) and horizontally (side to side)

as follows: Vertical leveling can be accomplished by using the

Level Vial on the top of the Aim Head and adjusting the Floor Slope

Adjust Lever (Fig. 2). Horizontal leveling is accomplished by placing a

carpenter level across the front top bezel and adjusting the mast

(Fig. 3).

2. Place an accurate straight edge (4 ft. long) along the length of the left

side of the Aim Head to the wall in front of the unit using the outermost
side of the front and rear bezel. Make a mark on the wall on the inside
of the straight edge (Fig. 4 / 1).

3. Using the level, draw a vertical line 24 inches above and below this

mark (Fig. 4 / 2).

4. Measure accurately from this mark at right angles 16 1/4 inches and

make a mark on the wall (Fig. 4 / 3).

5. Using the level, draw a vertical line 24 inches above and below this

mark (Fig. 4 /4). This line locates where the tracking point of the laser

should be.

Press the “On/Off” button to turn unit on. Press “Align to V ehicle” button

to activate laser.

6. Rotate laser pointer straightforward. Laser dot should intersect vertical

on wall (Fig. 4 / 5 & 6).

7. Rotate laser pointer up vertically approximately 10-12 inches. Laser

dot should intersect vertical line on wall at this point (Fig. 4 / 6).

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30"

30"

16

1/4"

Laser Beam

(Up – Down)

10"-12"

Laser Beam

(Up – Down)

10"-12"

Place V100 Aimer

approximately 30 inches

from a wall or other 90

degree plane on a reasonably

level floor. After you have leveled

the Aim Head, keep your calibration
marks (A & B) for future calibration.

Laser

Adjustment

Screws

Floor Slope Adjust Lever

Level

Vial

HORIZONTAL

LEVELING OF

AIM HEAD

VERTICAL LEVELING
OF AIM HEAD

LEVEL

VIAL

FLOOR SLOPE ADJUST LEVER

FIG. 1

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

B

A

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