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STEP

COMMENTS

1. Set the cutting 

edge of the blade or 
bucket at the desired 
"on -grade" position.

2. Set up the laser

 

transmitter.

4. Move the 

Laserguide up and 
down the vertical post 
until the central LED 

cluster indicates the 
unit is "On-Grade".

The laser transmitter should be set up so that the plane swept by 

the rotating laser beam is correctly oriented (often horizontal) and 
intersects with the vertical post to which the Laserguide is 
mounted. 

Ideally you should be able to move the Laserguide up and down 
the vertical post to utilize the entire reception range. 
If the entire reception range cannot be used, raise or lower the 
laser transmitter until it can be used. 

Back-off the clamping screws until the 360  mount passes over 

the vertical post. 

˚

Do not use a wrench to tighten the clamping screws.

5. Tighten both 

clamping screws

3. Fit the Laserguide 

to the vertical post.

When the central LED cluster is lit the laser 

beam is striking the Laserguide at the "On-
Grade" position. For more information see 
section 3.3 of this manual. 

 

• The dipper stick of a backhoe or excavator should

 

   

 r

“curled” to a eadily repeatable position.

 

• The lowest point of the bucket should be brought

 

     r

 

to est at a point known to be at the correct

 

   r

 

est at some point which is known to be at the

The “on-grade” position will be some existing reference,

 

• The cutting edge of the blade should be made to

 

   correct elevation.

 

   trench.

 

   

 p

elevation, erhaps at the bottom of an existing

 

     w

be ithin 5  of true vertical with the bucket

°

perhaps where work last terminated.

These instructions are for operating with a laser beam rotating in the 

horizontal plane, typified by grader blades or excavator buckets. Your 

application may be different.

3.2 Setting Up the Laserguide

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Installing and Using the Laserguide

Summary of Contents for R.3CHS

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL UNIVERSAL LASER RECEIVER R 3CHS R ULS B R ULS CAN R ULS MM CAN...

Page 2: ...tomation Australia Pty Ltd Epping 76 30 Victoria Australia Copyright MOBA Australia Mobile Automation Pty Ltd 90 Willandra Drive MCE Lasers is a registered trademark of MOBA Mobile Automation Australi...

Page 3: ...approved If service in the field is necessary to repair machine mounted equipment under warranty MOBA Australia may authorize on site repairs at no charge for parts and labour Travel time accommodati...

Page 4: ...es SAFETY INFORMATION Please become familiar with the important safety information in this section Improper use or installation of the MOBA Laserguide may result in personal injury or damage to the re...

Page 5: ...aserguide 19 5 Accessories 23 CONTENTS 1 Introduction 6 2 1 2 Setting the Centre Band Resolution 10 1 2 Principles of Operation 7 4 R ULS B 12 2 1 Charging the Internal Batteries Only 3 1 Mounting the...

Page 6: ...andalone unit Requires external power supply Uses CAN communication protocol for communicating with control panel Supports proportional continuous or pulsing hydraulic output 5 channel receiver for op...

Page 7: ...ly or blade position relative to target Rugged construction able to withstand harsh operating environments Automatic compensation of errors induced by vibration Automatic saving and restoration of use...

Page 8: ...ew 2 360 mount 3 Receiving area 4 Military connector 5 Multi colored charging LED R ULS B only 6 Green Power On LED 8 Bottom centre LED cluster 9 Centre LED cluster 10 Top centre LED cluster 11 Top LE...

Page 9: ...ally adjusts the bucket or blade position in response to the Laserguide s tional indications to bring the bucket or blade to On Grade direc 2 1 Stand Alone In Standalone operation the Laserguide works...

Page 10: ...supplied power cord 13 2 1 2 Setting The Centre Band Resolution On power up the green Power On LED 6 will light to indicate the Laserguide is powered and the LED clusters will ash in sequence from top...

Page 11: ...nt brightness levels Each brightness level is shown by brie y ashing the LED clusters at a di erent intensity with each press of the button 2 1 3 Adjusting The LED Cluster Brightness For R ULS B the b...

Page 12: ...can be purchased as accessories to charge the unit from either an external 12 24 V DC power supply such as a vehicle s 12V battery or through a vehicle s cigarette lighter outlet socket 14 on the fro...

Page 13: ...attery or to cigarette lighter outlet A simple three button interface ON OFF Centre Band Select and Brightness Select Is powered by connecting to an external 12 24V DC power source such Medium R ULS B...

Page 14: ...PRO is in BT con gure mode 4 After a short period two LED straight bars will appear on the start to communicate with the R ULS B in progress of pairing After a short period the DB UNI PRO will being s...

Page 15: ...buttons or switches on the control panel or through an optional joystick required The Laserguide connects to MOBA control panels sometimes indirectly through junction boxes by cable attached to the m...

Page 16: ...Cable A RS 080 Hydraulic Cable Hydraulics A RS 082 Joystick 12 Battery 24v HYDRAULIC AUX JOYSTICK S SENSOR S ZERO UP DOWN DOWN UP v2 MAST AUX 2 AUX 1 12 24 V DC A M A M REF AUSTRA LI AN M AD E ver 50...

Page 17: ...n move the blade manually according to the signals provided by the Laserguide or when it is integrated into the machine s hydraulic controls through a control panel the Laserguide can directly control...

Page 18: ...t the correct depth the Laserguide will indicate in which direction the bucket must be moved to regain the desired depth of cut The operator can adjust the cut manually according to the signals provid...

Page 19: ...both clamping screws 3 Fit the Laserguide to the vertical post When the central LED cluster is lit the laser beam is striking the Laserguide at the On Grade position For more information see section...

Page 20: ...and centre LED clusters ashing RAPIDLY The bucket blade is too low adjust upwards Bottom and or bottom centre LED clusters ashing RAPIDLY The laser beam is not striking the Laserguide Adjust the bucke...

Page 21: ...ation the laser beam goes past the top or bottom most sections of the Laserguide s receiving area the last ashing LED cluster will continue to ash slowly Figure 9 Copyright MOBA Mobile Automation Aust...

Page 22: ...second R ULS B The internal battery is at R ULS B The internal battery is no longer serviceable R ULS B The Laserguide is not powered up The laser transmitter is not operating The laser beam is not s...

Page 23: ...B A 140 043 B A 140 043 B A RS 121 A RS 121 A RS 022 DB UNI PRO CB 2001 CB D2 CAN DUO2 CAN CB D2 CAN DUO2 CAN CB D2 CAN DUO2 CAN CONTROL PANEL DISPLAY PANEL POWER CORD 90 MAGNETIC BRACKET IR REMOTE C...

Page 24: ...ion area 196 mm 256 mm Receiving ange R Power ON indication 700m radius tested with MOBA LS 230 transmitter Green LED Low battery indication Battery charging indication Battery charged indication Char...

Page 25: ...25 Copyright MOBA Mobile Automation Australia Pty Ltd Notes...

Page 26: ...26 Copyright MOBA Mobile Automation Australia Pty Ltd Notes...

Page 27: ...27 Copyright MOBA Mobile Automation Australia Pty Ltd Notes...

Page 28: ...MOBA MOBILE AUTOMATION AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 866 279 713 68 90 Willandra Drive Epping Victoria Australia 3076 Ph 61 3 9357 0055 Email aumoba moba de www moba automation com au...

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