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SmartLF Gx Service Manual
10. Using the alignment screws, situated under the camera mount,
move the camera up or down to locate the dotted line on the
target.
The easiest way to find the line is to move the board all the way up
to the top (turn the screws anti-clockwise) on both alignment screws
so the locking screws are at the bottom of the alignment slots.
Using small moments, turn each alignment screw in turn to 'walk'
the camera board down. Keeping an eye on the laptop/PC Plot
works screen to see if the program starts to show the correct image.
When in the process of 'walking' the camera aligned, when the
image starts to show at one end, carry on going between the 2
screws using small moments, as have already been doing, do not
be tempted to carry on turning the one screw to get an aligned
image. This is more likely to push the one side too far pass the
target line. Remember, the alignment screw is further than the
CCD, so the ends of the CCD's are not fixed pivot points.
If the alignment screw needs to be turned in the opposite direction
to bring one end the opposite way, the alignment screw will need to
have the slack in the thread take in to consideration before the
camera starts to have a movement in that direction.
Camera Board
Alignment Slot
Locking Screw
