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Laser Sight Accessory

012-07894A

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9 VDC 

500mA

GND

3.5mm

HORIZONTAL

ADJUST

VERTICAL

ADJUST

ON

OFF

POWER

+9V

DC

OS-852

7A

LASER SIGHT

ACCESSORY

 

CAUTION:

 This is a relatively safe, low power

laser. Nevertheless, we strongly recommend the fol-
lowing precautions:

• Never look directly into the laser beam, either di-

rectly, or as it is reflected from a mirror.

• Set up experiments so the laser beam is NOT at eye

level (for spectators who may be either sitting or
standing).

Assembly

Set up Projectile Launcher as required.

Attach Laser Sight Accessory to rear of Projectile
Launcher with supplied thumbscrew and square nut.
See Figure 1. Face of laser diode unit must be flush
against rear of launcher barrel.

 NOTE: A greater range of inclination angle for

the launcher can be achieved by attaching the Laser
Sight Accessory to the lower channel of the Projec-
tile Launcher. This, in effect, rotates the Laser Sight
Accessory and changes the direction of the horizon-
tal and vertical adjustments as labeled in back of the
laser diode unit.

Plug the 9VDC adapter phone plug into the back of
the laser and turn on the laser.

center of laser

target fixture

laser beam

bore-sights of

launcher

front of Projectile

Launcher barrel

laser module at

rear of launcher

laser target

fixture

Figure 2: Laser Alignment Diagram

Laser Alignment

It is necessary to align the laser beam so it passes pre-
cisely through the center of both bore-sights inside the
launcher barrel. See Figure 2.

Projectile Launcher must not be loaded during this proce-
dure.

Cutout the supplied laser target fixture (see Figure 5)
and place at the exit end of the Projectile Launcher.
Orientation is not critical.

Use the horizontal and vertical adjustment screws to
adjust the direction of the laser beam from left-to-right
and up-and down until the beam is in properly aligned.
See Figure 3.

Proper alignment is achieved when a single beam is
observed at the center of the face of the laser target
fixture. See Figure 4.

Figure 3: Laser Beam Alignment

input jack

(9VDC)

adjustment

screws

Figure 4: Laser Target Fixture Detail

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