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Turning Laser On
Press Power button on the keypad to turn on the EGL624™, power LED
will light. Batteries are low if power LED flashes. After turning the laser on,
the laser will auto level and rotate. The power button on the remote will
not operate until the laser has been powered up from the keypad direct, the
power button on the remote then acts as a standby button. The EGL624
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has a large self levelling range, if the laser happens to be set up outside this
range, a warning will sound and the lasers will flash. Re-set the laser more
level if this occurs.
Tilt Mode
Tilt mode is somewhat similar to tilt on a pinball table in that if when running
the EGL624 detects significant disturbance or movement that could effect
the accuracy of your work the laser will “Tilt” (stop working) and the laser
beams will flash to indicate this. You will need to then re level the laser
by either pressing the level button on the remote or pressing the tilt
button twice on the keypad, wait a few seconds to level and then re-
check your work to maintain maximum accuracy.
Tilt mode is turned on and off with the tilt button on the keypad, the default
setting is off. Once the tilt button has been pressed the tilt LED will light
indicating it is on.
To deactivate the tilt mode press the tilt button the LED goes out. It
is recommended to use tilt mode when optimal accuracy is required or when
there is a chance that machinery or worker may interfere inadvertently with
the lasers level.
Rotation Speed Settings
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A short press of the Rotating Speed Button will switch the rotating
speed between 3 different rotational speeds, 800 rpm (default), 300
rpm and 5 rpm and rotating can also be stopped to create a dot.
Rotation speed will effect receiver performance at different distances.
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