Optical Alignment - SORHEA SOLARIS Notice D'installation

SORHEA
5.4 Alignment
 Optical alignment
Efficient detection depends on the correct alignment of the barrier.
This alignment consists of lining up the optical axes of the column cells installed facing each
other.
It is to be done cell by cell on each TX and RX column.
This basic alignment adjustment is performed for each cell using the integrated optical sights
system.
DESCRIPTION OF THE CELL VIEWFINDER
 Loosen the adjusting knob (1) thereby allowing the
cell to rotate horizontally +/- 90°.
 Place the eye in front of the cell along an oblique
line of sight.
 Aiming consists of visualizing the image of the
opposite housing (see figure below).
 Aiming is performed by rotating the sight
horizontally +/- 90° by directly manipulating the cell
fork (3).
 Vertical rotation +/- 10° via the adjustment knob
(2).
 After sighting the image, do not forget to fasten the
adjustment knob (1).
Note: distance for eye accommodation: approximately 1 cm / 0.39 in.
Column
Sighting
mark
Eyepiece
Correct optical sighting:
the eyepiece, the sighting
mark and the column are
Detection zone
adjusted
+/- 10°
2
+/- 90°
Wrong optical sighting:
the sighting mark and/or the
column are not adjusted
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SOLARIS
Eyepiece
1
Optical
sighting
3