The Autel Nissan LDW Target (L/R) (CSC0601-03) is an LDW calibration target for Nissan vehicles. This newer-frame version is designed for Autel ADAS systems that use the MA600-style target family.
When a target is called out for MA600, it should be treated as compatible with all newer Autel frames: MA600, IA700, IA900, and IA1000.
This newer-frame version is the rigid-board format, not the magnetic roll-out target used on certain Standard Frame / IA800 applications.
Why the CSC0601-03 Makes Sense for Your Shop
Shops need the right target format and the right vehicle-specific pattern for accurate camera calibration. The CSC0601-03 gives shops the correct Nissan LDW target without guesswork.
Because it follows the newer-frame MA600 target family, it can be used across MA600, IA700, IA900, and IA1000 instead of being locked to a single frame model.
Key Features and Benefits
- Vehicle-Specific LDW Target. Built for Nissan Lane Departure Warning calibration procedures.
- Compatible with Newer Autel Frames. Use with MA600, IA700, IA900, and IA1000 when the procedure calls for CSC0601-03.
- Correct Target Format. Rigid-board format for newer-frame calibration workflows.
- Replacement-Friendly SKU. Practical when a shop needs the exact target again without rebuying a larger package.
Compatibility
Compatible with newer Autel frames including MA600, IA700, IA900, and IA1000.
What’s Included
- Nissan LDW Target (L/R) (CSC0601-03)
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles is this target for?
This target is positioned for Nissan LDW calibration procedures.
Is this the newer rigid-board version or the older Standard Frame version?
This is the newer-frame version used with MA600, IA700, IA900, and IA1000.
Which frames is it compatible with?
Use it with newer Autel ADAS frames including MA600, IA700, IA900, and IA1000 when the calibration procedure calls for CSC0601-03.
Do I need the exact target code listed in the procedure?
Yes. For ADAS calibration work, the exact vehicle-specific target code matters. Use CSC0601-03 when the procedure specifically calls for it.
