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Index

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Electronic Copy of LTI's UltraLyte LR B User's Manual - 2

nd

 Edition © 2002 

D

 

dEF, 17, 20 

CLEAr, 20 

Delta Distance Test, 40 

results, 42 

display feature. 

See

 specific 

display feature 

display indicators, 15 
Display Integrity Test, 33 
display screen. 

See

 LCD Screen 

display segment test, 14 

extending, 14 

display segments 

LCD screen, 33 
LCD Screen, 14 

displaying 

firmware revision number, 19 

doF, 22 
download format 

20-20, 46 
Criterion 400, 48 

dust protection, 43 

E

 

erroneous readings, 53 
error 

codes, 22 
conditions, 21 

jam detect, 28 

Exx, 17, 21 
eye safety, 3, 51 

F

 

F OUt, 17 
factory defaults 

restoring, 20, 44 

features 

of the UltraLyte LR B, 5 

FiLtEr, 17, 29, 30 
filter adjustment ring, 8 
firmware 

revision number, 19 

Fixed Distance Test, 38 

results, 39 

flashing 

BATT indicator, 13 

front view, 6 

G

 

gating option. 

See

 Weather 

Filter 

growling noise, 21 
GS indicator, 15, 29, 30 

I

 

in-scope 

display, 8 

in-scope aiming dot. 

See

 

aiming dot 

installing 

batteries, 13 

instrument software. 

See

 

firmware 

instrument tests. 

See

 specific 

test 

J

 

JAM indicator, 15, 28 
jam tone, 21 
jamming device, 28 

L

 

LASER indicator, 15 
laser jamming device, 28 
LCD Screen, 7 

at power ON, 14 
display segments, 14 

left 

button panel, 9 

length 

of shoulder stock, 11 

light filter 

polarizing, 8 

limited range, 54 
line of sight, 24 

Summary of Contents for UltraLyte LR B

Page 1: ...UltraLyte LR B User s Manual...

Page 2: ...written consent of Laser Technology Inc Copyright Laser Technology Inc 2002 All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America First Edition April 2002 Second Edition June 2002 Trademarks Ult...

Page 3: ...d Use 10 Refolding the Stock 11 Attaching the Yoke 12 Inserting the Batteries 13 Powering ON the UltraLyte LR B 14 Powering OFF the UltraLyte LR B 14 Extending the Display Segment Test 14 Understandin...

Page 4: ...rature 43 Moisture and Dust Protection 43 Shock Protection 43 Cleaning and Storage 43 Caring for the Scope 44 Checking the Screen Display 44 Resetting the Factory Default Settings 44 Section 6 Serial...

Page 5: ...taken in its operation It is recommended that you avoid staring into the transmit aperture while firing the laser The use of optical instruments with this product may increase eye hazard Never attemp...

Page 6: ...Safety Precautions 4 Electronic Copy of LTI s UltraLyte LR B User s Manual 2nd Edition 2002...

Page 7: ...LCD screen for instant access to measurements and options Serial output port for easy connection to a data collector or remote computer Fully adjustable fold away shoulder stock Sighting scope with in...

Page 8: ...LR B When you receive your UltraLyte LR B check to make sure that you have received everything that you ordered and that it all arrived undamaged UltraLyte LR B Package UltraLyte LR B instrument Two...

Page 9: ...istance through its laser range sensor by measuring the time of flight of short pulses of infrared light The UltraLyte LR B has a broad spectrum of sensitivity and can work with both reflective and no...

Page 10: ...nt ring In scope red aiming dot to help you aim accurately to the target In scope measurement display As Figure 3 shows the appearance of the aiming dot varies depending if the Speed Mode or Survey Mo...

Page 11: ...s alternate speed measurement mode Right Panel SURVEY MODE Activates the instrument s survey measurement mode TEST OPTIONS Activates the instrument s test mode BRIGHTNESS CONTROL Varies the intensity...

Page 12: ...e stock 2 Rotate the stock 180 degrees 3 Turn the tension knob clockwise to retighten the stock Unfolding the Stock for Right Handed Use Refer to the instructions and Figure 5 below to unfold the stoc...

Page 13: ...ion 3 Retighten the tension knob Angle 1 Loosen the tension knob slightly 2 Move the stock up or down Usually it is best if the stock is at a slight downward angle Refolding the Stock Refer to the ins...

Page 14: ...a monopod or tripod Refer to the instructions and Figure 7 below to attach the yoke to the UltraLyte LR B The yoke can be mounted on either side of the instrument When the yoke is mounted on the left...

Page 15: ...ten the cap Battery Voltage Level The UltraLyte LR B continuously monitors its power source LTI has defined an acceptable battery voltage range to ensure that the instrument has sufficient battery vol...

Page 16: ...period of 15 minutes Instrument activity includes any button presses or serial communication Extending the Display Segment Test Extending the Display Segment Test lets you confirm that all display in...

Page 17: ...MENU Options Menu This feature is not available on the UltraLyte LR B LASER Laser Fire The instrument s laser is firing Flashing Battery voltage is low Steady Battery voltage is too low Power OFF the...

Page 18: ...tance Between Cars This feature is not available on the UltraLyte LR B DELTA Distance Difference This feature is not available on the UltraLyte LR B MUTE Mute silent Mode This feature is not available...

Page 19: ...indicates that the task was completed 20 CLEAr When the Speed Mode is active indicates that the Weather Filter is OFF 23 dEF The instrument is restoring the factory defaults 20 Exx Error Code An error...

Page 20: ...s br 05 as shown in the figure 2 Press the BRIGHTNESS CONTROL button until the setting is correct It s easy to get the correct setting if you look through the scope while making the adjustment 3 Press...

Page 21: ...that the UltraLyte LR B is powered OFF 2 Press and hold the TRIGGER 3 Press the SURVEY MODE button The display should look similar to Figure 11 4 Release the SURVEY MODE button In this example 100 is...

Page 22: ...3 below to restore the factory default for the in scope aiming dot s intensity 1 Verify that the UltraLyte LR B is powered OFF 2 Press and hold the TRIGGER 3 Press and hold the BACKLIGHT button The di...

Page 23: ...le Low Pitched Beep The instrument was not able to take the intended measurement due to an error An error code is displayed to indicate the nature of the error Low Pitched Growl The instrument is atte...

Page 24: ...d by poor aiming or by panning off the target E03 Measurement error low level of interference from a light source such as a headlight or a laser jamming device E07 Jam detect high level of interferenc...

Page 25: ...ll be measured in feet M indicates meters Taking a Sample Measurement Refer to the instructions below to take a sample speed measurement 1 Ensure that the UltraLyte LR B is powered ON and that the Spe...

Page 26: ...ng a spot on the side of the road for measuring moving vehicles you will need to consider Do you have a clear line of sight What is the angle between the instrument s position and the target vehicle s...

Page 27: ...trument and its actual position The larger the angle the lower the measured speed The effect always works to the motorist s advantage Loosely speaking the cosine effect is not significant as long as t...

Page 28: ...speed measured given the distance from the roadway and the distance from the target vehicle To find a target s measured speed multiply the true speed by the number in the chart Table 7 Percentage of T...

Page 29: ...instrument is attempting to lock onto the target A low pitched beep means that a measurement error occurred An error code will be displayed A high pitched beep means that a speed was captured As long...

Page 30: ...measured Jam Indicator The JAM display indicator page 15 on the back panel screen may blink during a measurement and may be accompanied by the jam tone page 21 This indicates that the instrument is be...

Page 31: ...her Filter is active The SPEED indicator is displayed The GS indicator appears on the screen and word FiLtEr appears at the bottom of the display screen until it is overwritten by the distance to the...

Page 32: ...the instrument will try up to 10 times or more Information is accumulated until it gets a good measurement or generates an error code Consequently it is very important that the aiming point on the tar...

Page 33: ...e LR B takes only slope distance measurements and has no way to measure angles When the Survey Mode is active The triangle icon in the lower left corner of the display screen indicates that the instru...

Page 34: ...press the TRIGGER A low pitched growl begins indicating the instrument is trying to acquire a lock on the target 4 Continue to press the TRIGGER and keep the instrument sighted on the target until yo...

Page 35: ...actory defined options that are set when the instrument is shipped Display Integrity Test The Display Integrity Test allows you to verify that all display segments are operating LTI suggests that you...

Page 36: ...o indicate when the scope is on target Refer to the instructions below to do the Scope Alignment Test 1 Select a target Choose a prominent target with well defined horizontal and vertical edges The ta...

Page 37: ...over for LTI contact information Scope Alignment Procedure The point of this procedure is to align the laser s point of impact with the in scope red aiming dot using sound to indicate when the scope i...

Page 38: ...that you not lose the washers Failing to replace them renders the scope at risk to water damage 3 Ensure that the UltraLyte LR B is powered ON 4 Press the TEST OPTIONS button two times to activate th...

Page 39: ...that interval The Reference Frequency Test should be done by a qualified technician Specific details about the test are located in the UltraLyte Periodic Certification Manual If you need assistance c...

Page 40: ...stance is measured along a straight level path from the shooting mark to the center of the aiming point The manner in which you stand and hold the instrument both affect the test measurements For exac...

Page 41: ...erifies the timing accuracy of the instrument and is identical in nature to an accurate velocity reading of a vehicle moving at any speed MPH results The displayed distance should read from 174 5 to 1...

Page 42: ...r Hour and meters LTI recommends that the first target should be 45 meters from the shooting mark and the second should be 55 meters from the mark See Figure 28 B If there is not enough space availabl...

Page 43: ...stance to the target 1 ft The display should read 174 175 or 176 ft TEST m DELTA The screen displays the distance to the target 15 cm The display should read from 54 8 to 55 2 m 6 Press the TEST OPTIO...

Page 44: ...lts If the difference is 25 feet the displayed simulated speed should be 49 50 or 51 mph and the distance should be 24 5 25 0 or 25 5 feet KmH results If the difference is 10 meters the distance shoul...

Page 45: ...care It will withstand a reasonable drop shock If you drop the instrument however check the scope alignment before using the instrument for measurement see page 34 Cleaning and Storage Clean the inst...

Page 46: ...ning solution and wipe it with a clean cloth or lens tissue The adjustment screws are permanently lubricated do not attempt to lubricate them Keep the cover screws and sealing washers in place except...

Page 47: ...speed detection instrument The 20 20 format is applied only when the Speed Mode is active Criterion 400 format Identical to that of the horizontal vector message from the Laser Technology Criterion fa...

Page 48: ...mat requests for the firmware version ID The format is as follows ID CR LF ID The request identifier CR A carriage return LF An optional line feed character The instrument s response is as follows ulm...

Page 49: ...s departing when the measurement was taken the number will be preceded by a minus sign Range The range measurement Legal values are 0000 0 to 9999 9 unsigned CR LF A carriage return line feed There ar...

Page 50: ...ates the request type CR LF A carriage return and optional linefeed The instrument s response is as follows PLTIT ID model versionid csum CR LF PLTIT ID Identifies the message model Indicates the Ultr...

Page 51: ...urement In an UltraLyte LR B this field always contains 0 00 Iu Inclination units Legal values are D degrees or G gradients In an UltraLyte LR B this field contains the factory default angle units eve...

Page 52: ...Section 6 Serial Data Interface 50 Electronic Copy of LTI s UltraLyte LR B User s Manual 2nd Edition 2002...

Page 53: ...76 m 0 m Maximum Range 3280 ft 1000 m Speed Range 200 mph 320 kmh Range Accuracy Speed Mode Survey Mode To a White target at 150 feet 45 meters 6 in 2 in 1 15 cm 5 cm Range Resolution Survey Mode 0 1...

Page 54: ...Section 7 Specifications 52 Electronic Copy of LTI s UltraLyte LR B User s Manual 2nd Edition 2002...

Page 55: ...e BRIGHTNESS CONTROL button to increase the intensity of the red dot Adjust the polarizing filter E01 error code No range or speed readings Can you measure to a wall that is about 50 feet or 20 meters...

Page 56: ...acquiring a target through glass will reduce the unit s maximum range Make sure the lens is clean Check the lens for scratches Difficult to acquire target while aiming through windshield Is the Weathe...

Page 57: ...intensity 8 18 not visible 53 resetting default intensity 20 Speed Mode 23 Survey Mode 31 angle of shoulder stock 11 attaching mounting bracket 12 yoke 12 yoke adapter 12 B BACKLIGHT button 9 20 BATT...

Page 58: ...17 21 eye safety 3 51 F F OUt 17 factory defaults restoring 20 44 features of the UltraLyte LR B 5 FiLtEr 17 29 30 filter adjustment ring 8 firmware revision number 19 Fixed Distance Test 38 results 3...

Page 59: ...measurements or readings 53 no power 53 noise See sounds O operating temperature 43 P polarizing light filter 8 positive value speed display 28 power OFF 14 ON 14 POWER OFF button 9 14 precautions 3 p...

Page 60: ...lay positive negative value 28 SPEED indicator 16 23 29 Speed Mode 23 aiming dot 23 in scope display 8 Weather Filter 29 SPEED MODE button 9 storing UltraLyte LR B 43 SURVEY indicator 16 Survey Mode 3...

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