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6.9 Input / Output Port
A mini USB style connector is located on the bottom of the unit . This
connector can be used to collect speed and range measurement
data during operation using a standard cable and custom software .
Contact Decatur Electronics at 800 .428 .4315 for further details
regarding use of the I/O port .
7. Recommended System Checks
The DragonEye Compact LIDAR system is designed to provide years
of service with limited maintenance . The unit uses sophisticated
digitally locked electronics to ensure continued accuracy . However
we recommend performing the following system checks before each
shift to ensure confidence in the instrument:
7.1 Self Test
Press to enter the system menu options . "Self Test" is displayed
as the first menu option . Press to initiate the Self Test sequence .
All critical internal timing electronics and software components are
checked . Also, all display components are illuminated to allow the
user to verify proper operation . A pass or fail indication is given at
the end of the self-test . A "pass" indication then returns the operator
to the current mode of operation, while a "fail" indiction will halt
operation indicating the need for service .
If the LIDAR is unused for an extended period of time (approximately
an hour), the Self Test routine will run upon the wake-up trigger pull .
7.2 Alignment Test
Verify the alignment of the HUD aiming reticle by selecting a target
with straight boundaries such as a telephone pole or road sign at a
distance of >100 feet (30 meters) . Set the unit to Range Mode . While
holding the trigger in, slowly pan the aim point on and off the target
edge, verifying the range reading in the HUD changes as the reticle
passes onto the target . The preceding verifies horizontal alignment .
Rotate the unit 90º onto its side while continuing to look through the
HUD and repeat the above test to verify vertical alignment .