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5 Installing the Batteries

1. Open the battery door using a coin or similar pry device to release
the battery door tab.

2. Insert two AA batteries noting the plus (+) and minus (-) diagrams

inside the battery housing.

3.  Close  the  battery  door.  Push  down  until  it  "clicks"  into  the  shut
position.

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6 Keypad

1 - Power Key:

Press the power switch to turn

power ON. All  LED's, the LCD and  the beeper
will  come  on  momentarily.  CAL  will  be  dis-
played  and LED's  sequenced as  the unit  goes
through  a 

self-calibrating 

procedure 

for

approximately three seconds.

NOTE:

Do  not  power  up  the  unit  in  a  laser

beam  or  strobe.  If  detected,  the  unit  will  revert  to  the  previous  cali-
bration (E200 is displayed).

Press and hold the Power switch for 2 seconds to turn power OFF.

2 - Memory Key:

Refer to page 13.

3 - Volume Key:

Pressing  the  switch  cycles  LOW, MEDIUM,  HIGH

and  OFF.  One  beep  is  emitted  at  the  selected  volume  when
changed.  When  sound  is OFF,  a  single  beep  will signal  that a  laser
beam has been detected.

4 - Accuracy  Key:

Press  once  to  numerically  display  current

accuracy  setting  on  the  LCD.  Press  again  while  the  accuracy  is
displayed  (within  one  second)  to  change  the  current  selection.
Subsequent  presses  will  cycle  through

five  accuracy  options

(ULTRA  FINE,  SUPER  FINE,  FINE,  MEDIUM,  COARSE).  Refer  to
page 20 (Specifications).

Summary of Contents for METOR

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual Handheld Laser Receiver...

Page 2: ...it to AndroTec GmbH within six weeks after purchase to obtain the full three year guarantee Please record your information below for future reference MODEL ________________________________ SERIAL NUM...

Page 3: ...dible tone The LCD s indicate elevation information graphically with arrows and bars and numerically A proportional growing arrow graphic indicates high low or on grade A numeric elevation display ind...

Page 4: ...ects their input on laser reception 6 X L Sensor Window must be directed towards laser 7 Display Shows elevation information receiver settings and status Refer to page 9 8 On Grade Mark for center on...

Page 5: ...Do not power up the unit in a laser beam or strobe If detected the unit will revert to the previous cali bration E200 is displayed Press and hold the Power switch for 2 seconds to turn power OFF 2 Me...

Page 6: ...measurement Refer to page 13 9 8 Display 1 Grade indication arrows 2 Battery status indicator 3 Laser out of level laser low battery 4 LED brightness 5 Beeper volume level 6 Timer 7 Units of measure 8...

Page 7: ...s 4 LED Brightness The Symbol indicates if LEDs are OFF DIM or BRIGHT No display indicates LEDs are OFF NOTE Switching the LEDs off extends battery life 11 5 Beeper Volume indicates if selected beeper...

Page 8: ...t may not be visible and grade information needs to be obtained When in the laser beam and power on momentarily press the Power Capture switch The current elevation reading will be saved A flashing di...

Page 9: ...ill appear in the numeric display area After two seconds the first line displays the menu function The second line is the current setting for that function The remainder of the LCD will be clear No el...

Page 10: ...pplication function that when turned ON disables the audible signal when on grade When moved out of the on grade deadband the beeper activates as normal Default is OFF OF 17 A S O Automatic Shut Off O...

Page 11: ...gn rod clamp 3 Magnet Allows METOR to detect which clamp position is used 4 Clamping Screw Knob Secures clamp to rods by moving the traveling jaw 5 Reference Bar Top of bar is aligned with the detecto...

Page 12: ...tion AndroTec GmbH grants an extended warranty for a pe riod of three years if within six weeks from the date of purchase the warranty registration card is filled out and returned to AndroTec or the p...

Page 13: ...tector must have read and understood the instructions in this manual and ensure other users do also Periodically carry out test measurements particularly after the de tector has been subjected to abno...

Page 14: ...EN 61326 1997 A1 1998 A2 2001 A3 2003 Class B Annex A EN 550022 1998 A1 2000 A2 2003 EN 61000 4 2 1995 EN 61000 4 3 1996 EN61000 4 8 1993 We herewith declare in exclusive responsibility that the instr...

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