R
UNOUT
M
EASUREMENT
D
EVICE
RPV1300
RPV1300 Operating Instructions
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1.2 Basic safety precautions
The runout measurement device may only be used by accordingly
qualified and authorised personnel who are familiar with these
operating instructions and can work in accordance with these
instructions!
Prior to each use of the device it has to be checked for visible damage
and it must be ensured that the device is only operated when free from
defects! Any defects that are identified must be reported to a superior
immediately!
Laser product
CLASS 2
TYPE 1
Warning - laser radiation
This symbol indicates potential danger to persons. (risk of injury)
Some basic instructions must be followed for all lasers:
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Never look directly into the beam!
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Define beam paths precisely!
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Avoid dangerous reflections. Pay particular attention to reflective or
shiny surfaces as these can cause reflections.
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Turn off the laser after work has finished!
The lasers used are Class 2 laser products. The laser radiation
generated is not hazardous to the eyes for short periods of exposure
(up to 0.25 s). If you accidentally look into the laser beam for a short
period, the eye is protected by the blink reflex.
NEVER INTENTIONALLY LOOK INTO THE LASER BEAM!
If you have reason to believe that your eyes has been damaged by the laser beam,
seek the advice of an eye specialist immediately.
Please refer to the accident prevention regulation (VGB 93
Laser
radiation
) for further safety instructions for working with lasers.
The user is independently responsible for proper operation and
compliance with safety regulations.
The system must be protected against moisture at all times.
This applies in particular during transport and storage of the entire
device case.
Ensure that the storage location is dry and free from dust and that the
storage temperature does not fall below 0 °C.
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