ZING 24 ALIGNMENT
2. Locate mirror #1 located at the bottom
of the laser periscope, shown below.
3. Adjustments of this mirror are made
using the three (3) 3/32” allen head screws,
each of which move the laser/red dot
in a different direction on the target.
The movement each screw controls are
shown below:
NOTE: Small adjustments can make a big
difference in laser location. To avoid “loss”
of the laser and red dot fire, use very
small adjustments when attempting to
center the burn mark. If at any point you
are unable to get a burn mark or see the
red dot diode, call Epilog Tech Support.
4. Press the POINTER button on the Zing
keypad to turn on the red dot diode. In
this step we will be using the red dot
diode location on the alignment target
to help gauge how far we need to adjust
the CO2 laser location to get a burn mark
directly center on the alignment target.
• For this step, assume that the red dot-
diode location will move twice as far
as the CO2 laser location.
• For example: if the burn mark generat-
ed during the
Pre-Aligment Procedure
is 1/8” away from the center of the
alignment target, use the adjustment
screws on mirror #1 to move the loca-
tion of the red dot diode by 1/16” in the
appropriate direction.
LASER RADIATION HAZARD
SAFETY GLASSES
5. After making any neccessary adjust-
ments using the adjustment screws on
mirror #1 and the red dot diode as a ref-
erence point, replace the piece of tape
on the alignment target and follow steps
5-8 of the
Pre-Alignment Procedure
to
create another burn mark.
6. Repeat this process until the burn mark
is at the center of the alignment target
and once complete, apply a dab or su-
per glue or another similar adhesive to
each adjustment screw on mirror #1, let-
ting it also drip down to the adjustment
screw plate, thereby helping to “lock in”
the alignment.
Adjusting Position/Mirror #2 & Red Dot
The goal of this step is to align the red
dot diode to a new burn mark using the
adjustment screws on the red dot diode
and to then adjust both the red dot di-
