LaneWatch Camera Aiming: Notes

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Special Tools Required

LaneWatch Aiming Stand Set 070AK-T2AA100
Aiming Marker 070AK-T2AA110
Alignment Set 07AAJ-STKA210

NOTE: The LaneWatch camera must be aimed if the camera is removed, replaced, or if aiming error occurs. The center display "Aiming is not Complete" comes on if the aiming process is not completed correctly, if there is dust/dirt on the camera surface or if an aiming error occurs.

Required Materials:

HDS
Tape measure and scale
Felt-tip pen
Tape

Before Aiming:

Aiming should be done in a well-lighted area.
There should be no bright objects at the back of the target (sunlight, windows, illumination, or reflectors) or design similar to the target pattern.
LaneWatch camera aiming should be done on a flat place.
Park the vehicle on level ground with at least this much open space around it: 21.325 ft (6.5 m) in length, 11.483 ft (3.5 m) in width.
Do the aiming in a proper place where you can obtain the about 14.764 ft (4.5 m) distance between a target pattern and the vehicle (from the center of the front wheel hub).
Make sure the suspension has not been modified.
Make sure all the tire sizes are correct and that their pressure is correct.
Make sure the fuel tank is full.
Remove all cargo from the vehicle except the spare tire and the tool kit.
Make sure the steering wheel is pointed straight ahead, and do not turn it after setting the vehicle.
With the transmission in P or N, apply the parking brake.
1. Park the vehicle on level ground with at least this much open space around it: 21.325 ft (6.5 m) in length, 11.483 ft (3.5 m) in width.
2. Make sure there are no reflecting objects or anything in this range.
3. Check the tire pressures, and adjust the pressures to the specified value if needed.
4. Put a person or an object equivalent to the driver's weight in the driver's seat.