Laser Ally Speed LIDAR Operator Guide
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Maintenance and General Care
Your Laser Ally LIDAR is designed to keep performing with very little
user maintenance. Besides replacing the batteries, there are no user
serviceable parts and the unit should NOT be disassembled.
Cleaning
Periodic cleaning of the front lenses or HUD glass is only necessary if
they acquire significant dirt or other debris that limits optical
transmission. If cleaning is necessary, use compressed air or a soft
brush to remove loose debris first. Then use a soft tissue with water
or isopropyl alcohol, wiping from the center of the lens outward in a
spiral motion. The HUD glass may be cleaned with a cotton swab to
facilitate reaching the surfaces.
Note: If you encounter a stain or
speck that cannot be removed with gentle pressure, do not increase
the cleaning pressure as this may damage the lens coatings. Small
scratches and stains during the lifetime of a unit are normal and will
not noticeably affect the performance of the LIDAR.
If necessary, the main body of the LIDAR can be cleaned with soapy
water or mild household cleaning solutions. Avoid the use of
acetone or ammonia.
Storage
When not in use, the Laser Ally LIDAR should be stored in moderate
temperature, dry environments. Avoid leaving the unit in excessively
hot or cold areas such as the dashboard of a car in summer or in the
trunk on extremely cold nights. When storing the LIDAR in holsters
or other containers used on motorbikes or vehicles, do not hard
mount the LIDAR to the container; instead use a cushioned
container. Hard mounting to vehicle frames can couple excessive
