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Laser Receiver

System Description

The laser receiver is a rugged, multipurpose, easy-to-use electronic 

sensor that detects laser light generated by rotating laser transmitters. 

The receiver is designed to work with nearly all makes and models of 

rotating lasers and will detect both visible and invisible beams. When 

installed, the operator is given visual indication of the reference plane 

of laser light’s position relative to the cutting edge of the machine. The 

receiver can be adapted to many different types of construction and 

agricultural machinery. 

The receiver has several selectable settings. Deadband size (accuracy) 

has three settings to meet job site requirements. LED display brightness 

can be set to meet light conditions. Additional user preferences can be 

set and are detailed in this manual. 

A super-bright LED display has green on-grade diodes and red high 

and  low  diodes  for  quick,  easy  to  distinguish  grade  information.  5 

channels of grade position information as well as high or low lost beam 

indication are displayed. Individual LED's also inform battery status and 

deadband selection.

A strong, durable upper and lower housing made with aluminum 

castings  and  a  polycarbonate  center  section  provides  a  sealed 

compartment for the electronics. The electronics are isolated from the 

rest of the unit by internal rubber shock-mounts, protecting the unit 

from shock and vibration damage. Clamps on each end securely grip 

42 mm to 50 mm (1.66” to 2.00") round tubing or 38 mm (1.50") square 

tubing with rounded corners. 

An accessory connector is provided for the optional remote display, 

machine power cable, or rechargeable battery charger. The connector 

may also be used to communicate with a control box for automatic control. 

The center 5 cm (2 inches ) of the receiving area contain proportional 

photocells which optimizes automatic control performance.

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Specifications

Laser Receiver

Beam Reception Range  

360 degrees

Operating Range 

 

Up to 610 m (2000 ft.)

 

 

 

 

-depending on laser

Vertical Reception Range 

178 mm (7.0 in.)

Accuracy - "On-Grade" Width  Fine:  

5 mm   (3/16") 

 

 

Standard:  12 mm  (1/2")

 

Wide: 

32 mm  (1 1/4")

5 Channel Display 

Coarse Hi, Fine Hi, On-Grade,

 

Fine Low, Coarse Low

Display Output   

 

Bright, Dim

Automatic Control Capability 

Yes, with CB24+ control box

Power Options   

 

Alkaline - 4 x "C" Cell

 

 

 

 

Rechargeable - 4 x "C" Ni-MH

 

 

 

 

Power Cable - 10-30 VDC

Automatic Shut Off 

 

75 minutes with no laser beam

Out of Beam Indication   

On or Off; High and Low

Weight  (With Batteries)  

2.7 Kg. (6 Lbs.)

Dimensions (LxWxD)   

343 x 142 x 149 mm 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(13.50 x 5.58 x 5.88 in.)  

Mounting Pipe   

 

42 mm to 50 mm O.D. round tube

 

 

 

 

(1.66" to 2.00" )

 

 

 

 

38 mm (1-1/2")square tube 

Operating Temperature   

-20° C to +60° C (-4° F to 140° F)

Battery Life - Continuous Display  75 Hours, Alkaline - Dim
 

 

 

 

50 Hours, Alkaline - Bright

 

 

 

 

50 Hours, Ni-MH - Dim

 

 

 

 

40 Hours, Ni-MH - Bright

Summary of Contents for MCR1+

Page 1: ...Laser Receiver Model MCR1 Operator s Manual P N 010752 15 Rev C Manual...

Page 2: ...e misuse alteration accident or negligent use or an attempt to repair products by unauthorized personnel or with parts other than those provided by the manufacturer automatically voids the warranty Th...

Page 3: ...e isolated from the rest of the unit by internal rubber shock mounts protecting the unit from shock and vibration damage Clamps on each end securely grip 42 mm to 50 mm 1 66 to 2 00 round tubing or 38...

Page 4: ...es 4 5 6 3 1 2 7 14 Maintenance and Care The user of this product is expected to follow all operating and safety instructions of this manual and of the machinery operator s manual Performperiodiccheck...

Page 5: ...ry Replace the accessory connector dust cap Nickel Metal Hydride Ni MH Batteries Batteries are initially shipped fully charged but the charge may decrease over time prior to first use They may require...

Page 6: ...he bucket in the setup position and touching the bottom of the ditch To remove the receiver from the machine loosen the two clamps Store and transport the receiver in its carrying case Battery Install...

Page 7: ...will subsequently power on with the same settings as when it was turned off Display Brightness Switch Deadband Selection Switch Power Switch Low Battery Indicator Deadband Indicators Unmarked Switch...

Page 8: ...m simply press the brightness switch and the setting will change Fine Deadband 3 16 0 20 5mm Standard Deadband 1 2 0 45 12mm Wide Deadband 1 1 4 1 25 32mm 10 Operation Out Of Level Warning The Out of...

Page 9: ...Implement Fine Low Raise Implement Low Raise Implement 9 Sequence to lower implement Sequence to raise implement Operation Out of Beam Indication The receiver has an Out Of Beam OOB indication that ca...

Page 10: ...Implement Fine Low Raise Implement Low Raise Implement 9 Sequence to lower implement Sequence to raise implement Operation Out of Beam Indication The receiver has an Out Of Beam OOB indication that ca...

Page 11: ...m simply press the brightness switch and the setting will change Fine Deadband 3 16 0 20 5mm Standard Deadband 1 2 0 45 12mm Wide Deadband 1 1 4 1 25 32mm 10 Operation Out Of Level Warning The Out of...

Page 12: ...will subsequently power on with the same settings as when it was turned off Display Brightness Switch Deadband Selection Switch Power Switch Low Battery Indicator Deadband Indicators Unmarked Switch...

Page 13: ...he bucket in the setup position and touching the bottom of the ditch To remove the receiver from the machine loosen the two clamps Store and transport the receiver in its carrying case Battery Install...

Page 14: ...ry Replace the accessory connector dust cap Nickel Metal Hydride Ni MH Batteries Batteries are initially shipped fully charged but the charge may decrease over time prior to first use They may require...

Page 15: ...es 4 5 6 3 1 2 7 14 Maintenance and Care The user of this product is expected to follow all operating and safety instructions of this manual and of the machinery operator s manual Performperiodiccheck...

Page 16: ...e isolated from the rest of the unit by internal rubber shock mounts protecting the unit from shock and vibration damage Clamps on each end securely grip 42 mm to 50 mm 1 66 to 2 00 round tubing or 38...

Page 17: ...e misuse alteration accident or negligent use or an attempt to repair products by unauthorized personnel or with parts other than those provided by the manufacturer automatically voids the warranty Th...

Page 18: ...en designed into it Please read this manual thoroughly before using your receiver Pleasecontactyourdealershouldyouhavequestionsregardingspecific applications or if you require additional information P...

Page 19: ...en designed into it Please read this manual thoroughly before using your receiver Pleasecontactyourdealershouldyouhavequestionsregardingspecific applications or if you require additional information P...

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