ES1-N
5
Installation
• To attach the unit to the mounting brackets, use the provided M4x6 screws. Using screws longer than 8 mm may damage the unit.
• The mounting bracket pair to which the bent way is opposite. The body can be rotated downward within the range 0° to 45° as well by exchanging
the mounting brackets.
• To fasten the mounting brackets to the customer's instrument, refer to the mounting bracket dimensions shown above.
Using the tripod
Mount on the tripod using the tripod screw holes on the bottom of the unit.
Using the mounting brackets
Attach the unit to the mounting brackets using the mounting bracket screw holes on the bottom of the unit.
By combining the mounting brackets as shown below, the unit can be adjusted to any upward angle between 0 and 45°. Loosen the mounting
bracket assembly screws and adjust the angle. When finished, tighten the screws.
Adjustment method of position and angle
• Using laser pointer (ES1-LW50L-N, ES1-LW100L-N)
A laser pointer shines while the button on the back is pressed when power is ON. Adjust the position and mounting angle so that the laser
pointer beam hits a point 15 mm above the center of the object.
(The laser pointer beam is parallel to the center axis of the object.)
• Using setting gauge (ES1-LP3-N, ES1-LP10-N)
Use the provided setting gauge to adjust the position and mounting angle of the instrument.
0 to 45° upward
2-M4
Mounting
bracket
2-M5: for mounting brackets
fixing screws
Body
Mounting bracket assembly example
2-22.5°
5
5.5
24
14
2-R14
4.5
Center of target
Measured
object
(37.2)
(23.7)
To fasten the mounting brackets to the customer's
instrument, refer to the mounting bracket dimensions
shown above.
Mounting bracket dimensions (top view)
Can be rotated upward
Can be rotated downward
Exchange
The mounting bracket pair to which the bent way is opposite.
The body can be rotated downward within the range 0° to 45°
as well by exchanging the mounting brackets.
Setting gauge
fixing holes
Setting gauge
1
.
Attach the setting gauge to
the setting gauge fixing
holes.
2
.
Adjust the position and
mounting angle of the
instrument so that the tip of
the setting gauge slightly
touches the measured object.
3
.
After fastening the unit, remove the
setting gauge and check the output.
Measured object
