LaserLiner AquaPro 120, Operating Instructions Manual

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AquaPro
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Inserting batteries into AquaPro and the SensoLite:
Open the battery compartment (G, 9) and insert batteries according to the
symbols. Be sure to pay attention to polarity.
AquaPro power adapter operation
The rotation laser can also be operated with an optional power adapter,
Laserliner Art. No.: 050.82-1. The guarantee is voided if an improper power
adapter is used. The AquaPro does not have a battery charging function.
Horizontal use of AquaPro
• Set up the unit on a surface that is as level as possible or fasten it to a
tripod.
• Turn the transport lock (F) in the arrow's "Unlock" direction to its
limit. This releases the locking mechanism that protects the pendulum
during transport.
• Press the On/Off button (A).
• Within its range of +/- 3,5°, the unit will level itself automatically and the
prism head will begin to turn.
• The speed of rotation can be changed with the selector button (B), H = 600
RPM, M = 400 RPM, L = 200 RPM.
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Note: If the unit is currently outside of its automatic levelling range
(> 3,5°) , a warning signal will sound and the prism head will not rotate.
The unit must then be placed on a surface which is closer to level. When in
vertical use, the unit does not level itself automatically.
Note: Never dispose of expended batteries with normal garbage. They should
always be taken to a collection point for old batteries or hazardous waste.
Vertical use of AquaPro
• Turn the transport lock (F) in the arrow's "Lock" direction to its limit.
• Hook the vertical/wall bracket into its receptacle (O). To do this, the locking
lever (L) must be in its lower position and the bracket must latch audibly. To
release the bracket, press the locking lever (L) down.
• Align the unit with the adjustment foot (J) as indicated by the vertical spirit
level (F).
• Press the On/Off button (A). The prism head will begin to rotate.
• The speed of rotation can be changed with the selector button (B), H = 600
RPM, M = 400 RPM, L = 200 RPM.