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SET UP

OPERATION

 Select a place as close as practical 

to the work site. Ensure the location is 
clear of traffic.

 Place the laser on a level surface such 

as a bench or mount. 

  To  turn  the  instrument  on,  slide  the 

power / locking switch to the “on” 
position. Self levelling will commence 
and all the beams will activate. 

 If the instrument is outside the self 

levelling range the instrument will not 
level causing the laser beam to flash 
on  and  off  repeatedly.  If  this  occurs, 
reposition the instrument onto a level 
surface until the instrument can level off.

 Press the line mode button on the 

control panel to cycle through the active 
beams.

 To lock the beams in place, slide the 

power / locking switch to the ‘lock’ 
position. The instrument can now be 
tilted to the desired angle.

Summary of Contents for 3DR Mk II

Page 1: ...3 D R M U L T I L I N E L A S E R Mk II I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L ...

Page 2: ...ed for your model Tool service must be performed only by qualified repair personnel Repairs service or maintenance performed by unqualified personnel will void the warranty Only approved and authorised service technicians can carry out warranty repairs Do not use optical tools such as a telescope or transit to view the laser beam Serious eye injury could result Do not place the laser in a position...

Page 3: ... securely on a level surface Damage to the laser or serious injury could result if the laser falls WARNING DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THE LASER There are no user serviceable parts inside Disassembling the laser will void all warranties on the product Do not modify the product in any way Modifying the tool may result in hazardous laser radiation exposure CAUTION Class 2 Laser Product Never look into the la...

Page 4: ...o piece Powerline 3DR Mk II Detector clamp ITEM CHECKLIST Please ensure the following items are included with your laser level If anything is missing please contact your retailer Laser glasses Mains power adaptor Laser target INCHES CM 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 ...

Page 5: ...5 LASER OVERVIEW Laser port Laser port 1 4 tripod thread Battery door cover Control panel Power locking switch Mains power port ...

Page 6: ...6 LASER CONTROL PANEL Line mode Pulse mode Battery indicator Locking indicator Pulse mode indicator ...

Page 7: ...7 DETECTOR OVERVIEW Speaker Sound on off LED speaker indicator Laser sensor Power Bubble vial LED power indicator LED direction indicator LED direction indicator LED centre indicator Bubble vial ...

Page 8: ...and the batteries Insert the batteries according to polarity and replace the battery door Mains power The instrument can operate on mains power as an alternative to battery operation Insert the mains power adaptor into the port and plug into a power source Do not store in locations where moisture can be present or where the adaptor could be exposed to extreme temperatures NOTE The mains power adap...

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Page 10: ...and all the beams will activate If the instrument is outside the self levelling range the instrument will not level causing the laser beam to flash on and off repeatedly If this occurs reposition the instrument onto a level surface until the instrument can level off Press the line mode button on the control panel to cycle through the active beams To lock the beams in place slide the power locking ...

Page 11: ...speaker will beep indicating the instrument is operating Move the detector into the path of the laser beam Hold the detector upright for horizontal beams Rotate the detector 90 for vertical beams The LED direction indicators will indicate the position of the laser beam The centre LED will indicate alignment with the beam USING YOUR DETECTOR ...

Page 12: ...12 MULTI PURPOSE MOUNT OVERVIEW Screw fixing point 1 4 thread Height adjustment lock knob 1 4 thread thumb screw Magnets Height adjustment knob 5 8 thread 1 4 thread Screw fixing point Clamp ...

Page 13: ... strong hold before releasing your hands To adjust the height of the instrument unlock the height adjustment knob Rotate the height adjustment knob to raise or lower the instrument to the desired height Retighten the height adjustment lock knob to secure in place To rotate the instrument on the mount loosen the mini thumb screw position the instrument and then re tighten the thumb screw ...

Page 14: ...t has a strong hold before releasing your hands To adjust the height of the instrument unlock the height adjustment knob Rotate the height adjustment knob to raise or lower the instrument to the desired height Retighten the height adjustment lock knob to secure in place Alternatively slide the mount on the magnetic backing To rotate the instrument on the mount loosen the mini thumb screw position ...

Page 15: ...b to secure in place To rotate the instrument on the mount loosen the mini thumb screw position the instrument and then re tighten the thumb screw Mounting onto a tripod Attach the mount onto the tripod via the 5 8 or 1 4 thread Attach the instrument to the mount using the thumb screw To adjust the height of the instrument unlock the height adjustment knob Rotate the height adjustment knob to rais...

Page 16: ...age Ensure they are clean and not bent Laser does not remain on for long periods of use Check the batteries Check the battery compartment for signs of damage Ensure they are clean and not bent Laser does not level off Instrument may be outside its self levelling range Adjust the instrument or tripod so it is level Instrument may have low power Instrument may have impact damage ...

Page 17: ...rument in a dry shady location Calibration of the instrument is recommended every six months if ongoing accurate levelling is required or an impact has occurred The operator should check the accuracy of the instrument before precision levelling is attempted Failure to do so may result in inaccurate measurements Clean the instrument with a dry soft cloth after use in dusty damp or wet conditions be...

Page 18: ...any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure For more information please visit consumerlaw gov au The Powerline 3DR Mk II comes with a 6 six year manufacturers warranty NEW ZEALAND For more information please visit consumerprotection govt ...

Page 19: ...19 To assist you with any queries or technical questions please contact customer support Australia 1300 658 338 New Zealand 0800 367 527 CUSTOMER SUPPORT ...

Page 20: ...t code 50162 Warranty 6 Years Accuracy 1 5mm at 10m Operating range 60m with detector Levelling range 4 Laser class 2 Red Battery life 10 hours Battery type 4x 1 5v AA Vertical lines 2 Horizontal lines 1 IP rating 54 Weight kg 0 70 Dimensions mm 165 x 85 x 127 ...

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