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Summary of Contents for Leader SENTRY LA1

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Page 2: ... suggestions Do not hesitate to send them to us Reference Product D11 06 020 Leader SENTRY Wireless SINGLE 1 LASER D11 06 022 Leader SENTRY Wireless DOUBLE 2 LASERS D11 06 020F Leader SENTRY Wireless SINGLE 1 LASER with all accessories available Complete version D11 06 022F Leader SENTRY Wireless DOUBLE 2 LASERS with all accessories available Complete version OPTIONAL D11 06 014 Suction cup mount ...

Page 3: ... 3 15 DESCRIPTION OF THE SCREENS 10 3 15 1 Control screen 10 4 INSTALLATION 12 4 1 Laser attachment to the Tripod 12 4 2 Connecting the power supply 12 4 3 Installing batteries 13 4 4 Filtering for unintentional passages 14 4 5 Adjustment and maintenance of the scope laser pointer compared to the laser range finder 14 4 6 Device usage 16 4 6 1 VIEW ALL function 17 4 6 2 Operation of networked devi...

Page 4: ...ated on the screen as well as the movement measured in comparison to the selected detection threshold The device will trigger an alert when the selected threshold has been exceeded by 2 to 100 mm 0 007 to 0 33ft The laser range finder measures movements in the direction of the laser beam The maximum accepted movement is selected in increments This allows the device to adapt to poor weather conditi...

Page 5: ...source Always make sure to use good quality lithium alkaline or rechargeable NiMH batteries Never use zinc batteries zinc carbon or zinc chloride Do not use a mix of battery types When using the mains adapter outside always protect it from rain and moisture Always test to see that the device is working correctly before any real use by verifying that the alarm works and the flashes light up The sco...

Page 6: ...pters 1 2 12V cable with car adapter 1 2 AAA Alkaline battery 12 24 Transport case 1 Backpack 1 User guide 1 1 Quick start manual 1 1 Suction cup ball joint mount Optional Optional External rechargeable battery Optional Optional External battery charger Optional Optional Remote control Optional Optional Transport case Optional Laser range finders Tripods Backpack Accessories Anti shock case Option...

Page 7: ...tures 1 protective lens and camera lens cap provided for storage 1 Mil Dot cross hair for better target accuracy 5 light levels for the red green cross hair for night vision powered by 1 CR2032 battery provided Equipped with a red laser pointer with 3 LR1130W batteries provided Autonomy 1h Equipped with a 2 5x 10x focus field of vision 8 9 32 5 at 100 m 328 1ft Equipped with a Ø40 mm 0 13ft camera...

Page 8: ...le power supply Supplied with 1 car adapter power supply cable 3m 9 9ft Supplied with international adapters UK Europe USA and Australia 1 2m 3 3ft outlet cable Power supply LED indicator Short circuit and surge protector Battery power supply 4 battery trays 3 x AAA batteries each 12 batteries in total for use in the field without a mains supply 4 cases supplied to hold the battery trays in the de...

Page 9: ...oth surfaces such as glass or metal It has a ball joint mount 3 11 Optional external rechargeable battery NiMH 12Vdc 4 5 Ah battery Charging time 5h30 between 0 and 40 32 F and 104 F IP55 Allows the laser to be used for 45 hours Recharge the battery every 6 weeks to ensure full operating capacity 3 12 Optional charger Charger for the external NiMH rechargeable battery see above 110 240Vac 12Vdc 0 ...

Page 10: ...el based on 4 levels This icon is displayed only if the laser range finder is connected with a 2nd laser range finder or the optional remote control It is possible to disconnect a laser from the network see 4 6 2 Laser range finder number being used here LA1 stands for LASER 1 LASER 1 Laser used laser 2 2nd remote laser shown on the LASER 1 screen during use The left side figures of the battery im...

Page 11: ...reshold is met and the measurement suddenly can no longer be taken an alarm is triggered Display of selected threshold with the movement of a cursor representing the movement of the target Example Visualisation of LASER 1 screen Example Visualization of the laser 2 screen and selection of a threshold from LASER 1 NB Remote laser range finder identification once the threshold has been selected Lase...

Page 12: ... comes with its power supply see 3 6 Screw the ball joint mount onto the central axis of the tripod Set up the tripod Place the laser on the ball joint mount Central ball joint mount Tripod Laser range finder Ballast if needed using the supplied strap Remove the protective plug under the laser range finder Plug the power cable connector into the laser range finder s plug Plug the laser range finde...

Page 13: ...e battery brand and quality The device has 4 trays that each require x3 LR03 AAA batteries for a total of 12 batteries Transparent case Respect the polarity Do not force Respect the fitting orientation Respect the polarity Insert 3 LR03 AAA batteries in each battery tray Slide the full battery trays into the transparent case Put 4 battery trays in the laser range finder s compartments Battery tray...

Page 14: ...pe is used to view the target at a distance From a certain distance and depending on the light levels at the time the red dots of the laser range finder and the laser pointer are no longer seen on the target The target cross hair cross is then the only means for targeting Please note that the scope is adjusted in a way to make the laser range finder s red dot which appears on the target coincide w...

Page 15: ...ocedure Scope adjustment Remove the covers of the Vertical and Lateral adjustment buttons Adjust the laser to bring the dot back towards the centre Adjust the Vertical and Lateral adjustment Laser pointer adjustment to bring the dot back towards the centre Adjust the two Allen screws with the 6 sided wrench provided for this purpose follow the following procedure NB Calibration to be completed at ...

Page 16: ...rey colour Check the distance indicated on the display To obtain the best performance it is recommended to place the laser less than 50 m 164ft away from the structure Try as much as possible to position the laser beam perpendicular to the targeted surface When selecting the unit of measurement it is possible to change from the metric to imperial system and vice versa see 5 1 Select the detection ...

Page 17: ...ously two devices can be used together and operated from the same control screen 4 6 1 VIEW ALL function Function accessible by pressing the button The VIEW ALL screen is only available if at least two devices are all connected LASER 1 name Capital letters LA1 LASER 2 name Lower case letters la2 Selected threshold value Battery indicator for LASER 1 Icon which indicates that the sound alarm is dea...

Page 18: ... NB For a successful process wait for the control screen to switch on the 2nd laser or remote control Once they are turned on the devices indicate the wireless connection level If the wireless connection level does not appear turn off the devices and restart Pressing for 5 seconds on deactivates the laser s radio communication so it exits the network and makes it independent The other devices no l...

Page 19: ... and LASER 2 are in capital letters From the remote control it is not necessary to distinguish between them Physical remote identification takes place via flash blinking Once the threshold is reached laser 1 flashes once 5 sec and laser 2 flashes twice 5 sec Remote control Remote control LASER 2 screen without threshold LASER 1 screen without threshold LASER 1 laser 2 screen without threshold LASE...

Page 20: ...the network the selected unit of measurement is the one programmed on the 1st device that has been turned on The unit of measurement is saved for each restart until it is changed by the user o Metric Imperial o Imperial Metric LASER 1 screen without Imperial threshold LASER 1 LASER 1 LASER 1 screen without Metric threshold LASER 1 screen with Metric threshold 5s LASER 1 screen without Metric thres...

Page 21: ...te control connected to 1 or 2 laser range finders relays the sound alarm It includes a speaker generating an 80dB alarm no light flash The name of the device that detected the movement is displayed by default on the screens of all of the connected devices o LASER 1 simulation which triggers the alarm o Simulation LASER 1 and LASER 2 both trigger their alarm The user can stop the alarm by pressing...

Page 22: ...rs depending on the situation Device status Sound alarm Flashes LASER 1 LASER 2 Non triggered threshold device No alarm No flash on No flash on Triggered threshold device No alarm 1 flash every 5 sec 2 flashes every 5 sec Movement detection Continuous alarm until stopped by the user 1 flash every 1 sec until stopped by the user 2 flashes every 1 sec until stopped by the user Movement detection in ...

Page 23: ...y It has all the functions of the laser range finders It cannot start or stop the laser range finders It works in the same way as the laser range finders However it has an audible alarm that is not as loud 80 dB and does not have a flash Start and stop on the remote control by pressing on the button The wireless connection between the remote control and the laser range finders can take up to 30 se...

Page 24: ...any button In the event of low battery the symbol is displayed by flashing 1 hour before switching off the remote control Unlike the lasers no sound alarm is triggered 5 min before switching off the device As a result change the LR06 AA x6 as soon as possible Remote control Remote control Remote control LR06 AA x6 batteries Remote control Respect the polarity ...

Page 25: ... LASER 1 LASER 1 LASER 1 LASER 1 Home screen Home screen LASER 1 screen T1 T2 RC blinking PHASE 1 Screen shuts off 5s AND PHASE 2 Home screen Screen shuts off Home screen LASER 2 LASER 2 LASER 2 LASER 1 screen T1 T2 RC solid LASER 1 screen T1 T2 solid RC blinking LASER 2 LASER 1 AND AN D PHASE 3 LASER 2 screen without threshold LASER 1 screen without threshold LASER 1 LASER 2 LASER 2 LASER 1 Scree...

Page 26: ...SER 1 screen T1 T2 RC blinking PHASE 1 Screen shuts off 5s Remote control Remote control Remote control AND Remote control PHASE 2 Home screen Home screen Screen shuts off LASER 1 screen T1 RC solid T2 blinking LASER 1 Remote control screen T1 RC solid RC AND Remote control AND Remote control PHASE 3 Screen shuts off LASER 1 LASER 1 LASER 1 screen without threshold ...

Page 27: ... with rechargeable NiMH battery optional 45H 45H Transport bag Padded cloth transport bag Reinforced backpack Specific compartments in the bags Transport case optional Anti shock IP67 certified seal Storage temperature 20 c 50 c Operating temperature 10 c 50 c 10 c 50 c 20 c 50 c Powered device excluding flash and alarm operation DESIGNATION WEIGHT 0 1Kg DIMENSIONS 5mm 0 02ft Laser batteries inclu...

Page 28: ...arget and the distance is correctly displayed E203 Contact LEADER E211 Contact LEADER E220 Contact LEADER E234 Distance outside the scope of measurement Bring the target next to the laser Clean the laser protective window E252 Temperature too high 50 C in the laser box Ideally place the device in shadow Ditto with the external optional battery if used For a successful measurement the range finder ...

Page 29: ...ably resolved by a repair or replacement LEADER could choose to refund the device purchase price minus a reasonable depreciation cost to fulfil its obligations of this limited warranty If LEADER so chooses the buyer must send the device to LEADER for free and without claim or constraint This warranty is limited The original buyer any person to whom it was later sold or anyone who may be the intend...

Page 30: ...8 ADJUSTMENT GAUGE LEADER SENTRY WIRELESS GAUGE To adjust a laser Place this gauge at 6m Position of the laser pointer fixed on the Align with the scope cross hair Position of the laser range finder Scale ...

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