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7. Operation

7.2.2 Display illumination

= Illumination key

The illumination key, switches the display
illumination On or Off. In the dark or in
very bright light, e.g. sunlight or a strong
spotlight the display illumination helps the
user to read the display more easily.

- NOTE- 

Display illumination consumes additional
power. If it is used frequently, a shorter
battery life must be expected.

7.3 Measuring distances

Distance measurements can be taken to all
“non-cooperating” stationary targets, i.e.
concrete, rock, wood, plastic, paper, etc.,
The use of prisms or other strongly 
reflecting targets is not permitted and, if
used, might falsify the results.

7.3.1 Measuring references

= switch key

The range meter can measure distances
from four different measuring reference
points.
By pressing the "switch" key on the left at
the front of the range meter the measuring
reference point toggles between front edge
and rear edge. If the spike is folded out
90°, the reference position is set to the 
end of the spike.
The reference for the measuring extension
PDA 70 is activated when the range meter
is switched off. While the reference key
(upper left) is pressed and the range meter
switched On with the On / Off key (upper
right) the spike symbol starts blinking in
the display. The reference for the measur-
ing extension is deactivated when the
renge meter is switched Off.

Display

Reference position

Front edge

Rear edge

End of spike

Measuring extension PDA 70
Spike (flashing)
extends by 1.270 m/50 inches

- NOTE -

– If the spike is folded out 180°, reference

point is always automatically set to the
rear edge.

7.3.2 Measuring distances step by step

The range meter measures distances in a
very short time and, when doing so, shows
various information in the display.

1. Switch on the range meter by pressing 

the "On" key.

2. Press the "Measure" key once. This 

switches on the red laser beam which 
is visible as a laser spot on the target 
surface. The display shows this aiming
mode as an animated dashed line 

3. Aim to the target.
4. Press the "Measure" key once again 

to measure the distance.

Printed: 07.07.2013 | Doc-Nr: PUB / 5070011 / 000 / 00

Summary of Contents for PD 30

Page 1: ...282401 282401 pt Operating instructions 1 26 Mode d emploi 27 52 Istruzioni d uso 53 78 Manual de instru es 79 104 Manual de instrucciones 105 130 en fr es it Printed 07 07 2013 Doc Nr PUB 5070011 00...

Page 2: ...5 2 4 8 3 1 7 10 9 9 6 10 Printed 07 07 2013 Doc Nr PUB 5070011 000 00...

Page 3: ...PDAW 80 1 PDA 50 PDA 60 PDA 61 PDA 62 PDA 70 PDAW 80 81 3 PDAW 81 1 PDAW 80 81 2 PDAW 80 81 1 PDA 81 PDA 80 PUA 60 Printed 07 07 2013 Doc Nr PUB 5070011 000 00...

Page 4: ...1 2 Pictograms 3 1 3 Location of identification data on the range meter 3 2 Description 4 2 1 Intended use 4 2 2 Items supplied 4 2 3 Measuring principle 4 2 4 Range meter functions 4 2 4 1 General ra...

Page 5: ...ners 17 7 3 5 Measuring with the aid of target objects 17 7 3 6 Measuring in bright surroundings17 7 3 7 Taking measurements to rough surfaces 18 7 3 8 Taking measurements to round or inclined surface...

Page 6: ...the rating plate on the range meter Make a note of this data in your operating instructions and always refer to it when making an enquiry to your Hilti representative or service department Type Serial...

Page 7: ...30 laser range meter 1 PDA 60 hand strap 2 Type AA batteries 1 soft pouch 1 Operating instructions 1 Producer Certificate 2 3 Measuring principle The range meter emits a visible laser beam with measur...

Page 8: ...and the distance measured will be incorrect For very accurate measurements using the target plate 1 2 mm 1 20 inch should be added to the measured distances 3 2 PDA 80 81 charging kits The PDA 80 and...

Page 9: ...s of two rechargeable 1 2 V NiMH cells with a capacity of approx 1800 mAh The battery pack remains in the battery compartment while being charged NOTE A memory effect is virtually non existent with th...

Page 10: ...5 mm 20 ppm 1 16 inch 20 ppm due to atmospheric conditions This affect is typically noticeable at distances 100 m 300 ft Smallest unit displayed 1 mm 1 16 inch Beam diameter 6mm 10m 0 2 in 30 ft 30mm...

Page 11: ...vity surrounded by areas with high reflectivity may lead to measurement errors Measurements taken through panes of glass or other objects may be inaccurate Rapid changes of the measuring conditions e...

Page 12: ...e g aircraft navigational equipment The range meter might be subject to interference caused by powerful radia tion which can then lead to incorrect operation Check the readings for plausibility when m...

Page 13: ...same type Always use rechargeable batteries of the same age and charged to the same level New rechargeable batteries are mostly empty and have to be charged prior to first use Use only NiMH batteries...

Page 14: ...es off in this case the charging process can be re started only by disconnecting the range meter from the mains adaptor or by removing replace the rechargeable batteries Keep the range meter in a safe...

Page 15: ...ch2 inch3 in 1 8 feet inch 1 8 feet2 feet3 in1 16 feet inch 1 16 feet2 feet3 6 4 4 Terminating the menu The menu is terminated by pressing the On Off key All settings displayed will be saved 7 Operati...

Page 16: ...volume function and deactivates every other function Area activates the area function and deactivates every other function Plus activates the distance addition function and deactivates every other fu...

Page 17: ...PDA50 Laser switched on moving dashed line Display reference status Front edge Rear edge Spike Spike flashing adds auto matically 1 270 m 50 inch to measurements Battery status 4 segments 100 full 3 s...

Page 18: ...ference position is set to the end of the spike The reference for the measuring extension PDA70 is activated when the range meter is switched off While the reference key upper left is pressed and the...

Page 19: ...ond and shown in the result line NOTE Alternatively the range meter may be switched on by pressing the On key and the laser then activated by pressing the measure key 7 3 3 2 Continuous measurement Pr...

Page 20: ...the measurement and aim towards the target 3 Press the Measure key The measured distance will appear in the display 7 3 5 Measuring with the aid of target objects When taking measurements to exterior...

Page 21: ...Taking measurements to transparent surfaces It is not possible to measure distances to transparent materials e g liquids foam polystyrene etc This is because light pen etrates these materials and the...

Page 22: ...layed or saved 4 measured value 3 measured value 2 measured value 1 last measured value 8 1 2 Historical data memory The range meter saves the last five measurements or calculation including the graph...

Page 23: ...g a volume are supported by a corresponding graphic display To determine the volume of a room for example the following procedure must be followed 1 At the start of the volume function the laser beam...

Page 24: ...repeated until all distances have been added To terminate the addition of distances simply measure a distance without first pressing the Plus key The previous three measurement and calculation result...

Page 25: ...mediate displays 8 6 Setting out With the range meter pre determined dimensions can be set out and marked such as for installing drywall tracks The continuous measurement mode is used when transfering...

Page 26: ...he operating instructions and the information concerning measuring accuracy 9 2 Adjustment For optimized adjustment have the laser range meter adjusted at a Hilti workshop where accurate adjustment of...

Page 27: ...s before shipment 24 11 Disposal CAUTION Improper disposal of the equipment may have serious consequences Burning plastic parts components generates toxic fumes which may present a health hazard Batte...

Page 28: ...to the address of the local Hilti marketing organization provided This constitutes Hilti s entire obligation with regard to warranty and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous comments and oral or w...

Page 29: ...Joachim Schneider Executive Vice President BA Electric Tools Accessories 01 2005 CLASS II LASER PRODUCT 620 690nm 0 95mW max STARE INTO BEAM LASER RADIATION DO NOT 2 1 4 s 319548 C 11 04 This device c...

Page 30: ...111 Fax 423 2342965 www hilti com Hilti registered trademark of Hilti Corp Schaan W 2873 0306 20 Pos 1 1 Printed in Liechtenstein 2006 Right of technical and programme changes reserved S E O 282401 D...

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