Mark IMAGER Centerline On Windshield
- Take a measurement (3) across the top of the windshield using the lower edge of the tint band on each side of the glass as the reference points.
- Divide the upper measurement in half and mark that dimension near the lower edge of the tint band on the glass (4) using a grease pencil. This is the upper centerline of the glass.
- Take a measurement (1) across the base of the windshield using the inside corner where the side blackout area intersects the lower blackout area on each side of the glass as the reference points.
- Divide the lower measurement in half and mark that dimension near the upper edge of the lower blackout area on the glass (5) using a grease pencil. This is the lower centerline of the glass.
- Measure and mark 27.5 millimeters (1.084 inches) toward the driver side of the windshield from the upper and lower glass centerline marks and draw a line (2) between these marks. This is the centerline of the SmartBeam® imager.
NOTE:
Be certain to clean the centerline marks from the area of the glass in front of the imager lens before attempting to calibrate the SmartBeam® unit.