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Summary of Contents for LAP-TEQ PLUS

Page 1: ...Operating Manual...

Page 2: ...ety 7 2 4 Electrical safety 7 2 5 Human safety 8 2 6 Handling of battery powered devices 8 2 7 Safety information for battery chargers 8 2 8 Service 9 2 9 Special instructions concerning the device 9...

Page 3: ...tions and troubleshooting 22 7 1 Service centre 23 7 2 Observe ambient conditions 23 8 Calibration 24 9 Storage 29 10 Disposal 30 10 1 Disposal of batteries rechargeable batteries 30 10 2 Removing the...

Page 4: ...al is unauthorised misuse The manufacturer will not be liable for damages incurred from such misuse Never use the device as a display device or in public transport road traffic aviation etc 1 2 What d...

Page 5: ...5 Caution Potential danger of injury Dangerous situation that can result in injuries Attention Danger of damage to device Situation that can result in material damage Notice Information provided for b...

Page 6: ...strangulation Children often underestimate dangers Always keep children away from the product The product is not a toy For safe use of this device the user of the device must have read and understand...

Page 7: ...can cause accidents Observe the applicable workplace and accident prevention regulations for your country Do not use the electrical device in potentially explosive environments containing flammable li...

Page 8: ...apours can escape from a damaged battery or through improper use of the battery Provide for adequate ventilation and in case of symptoms consult a physician The vapours can irritate your respiratory p...

Page 9: ...ice can show signs of wear over time The use of non approved accessories can result in damage or wear that is not covered by the warranty 2 9 Special instructions concerning the device Do not use the...

Page 10: ...er product in accordance with the international standard IEC 60825 It operates with a visible laser beam which is not dangerous in normal operation Do not remove or cover symbols located on your devic...

Page 11: ...PLUS 11 3 Description of product 3 1 Scope of delivery 1x LAP TEQ Display PLUS display unit 2x LAP TEQ Sensor PLUS sensor unit 1x Mains USB charger 1x USB charge cable 1x Calibration cable 1x Safety...

Page 12: ...PLUS 2 Display 3 Power button 4 Calibration button 5 Charge state indicator 6 USB charge socket 7 Socket for XLR cable 8 LAP TEQ Sensor PLUS 9 Opening in pressure compensation membrane 10 Laser beam e...

Page 13: ...ction surface at a short distance in addition to the actual laser cross you will also be able to see a square window and several points in extension to the cross axis These artefacts are no longer vis...

Page 14: ...process will not damage the battery Notice When the battery is fully charged the mains USB charger automatically switches to trickle charge The battery can remain permanently in the charging station...

Page 15: ...t or Euro socket When the device is switched on the charge process is indicated by a blue arrow on the display The charge state is indicated by the indicator light 4 Red LED charging Green LED fully c...

Page 16: ...dy switched on switch it off If the device cannot be switched off allow it to dry in this state Dry the device with a dry cloth and take it to the service centre Attention Danger of damage to device N...

Page 17: ...nently to each bumper To function correctly the display unit must be connected to a sensor unit using a standard XLR connection cable The sensor units are supplied with power by means of the XLR cable...

Page 18: ...hout a special LAP TEQ holder you can use the optional TEQSAS LAP TEQ magnetic holder The sensor must be bolted firmly to the flying frame or secured by suitable means against falling 4 3 First operat...

Page 19: ...Power on Press the Power button for about 3 seconds If the system has started up correctly the green laser lights up and the current angle measurement is displayed The angle measurement is refreshed e...

Page 20: ...he permissible measurement range of 50 was exceeded This measurement range is sufficient for practical application If three dashes appear on the display the sensor unit is being used in a position for...

Page 21: ...components Attention Potential damage to product The surface can be damaged Never use scratching or abrasive objects or aggressive cleaners to clean the device To clean the housing use a soft lint fr...

Page 22: ...sales partner The rechargeable battery built into this product cannot be replaced by the user For information on replacing the battery contact our service centre Error malfunction Cause Remedy Device...

Page 23: ...2233 611 500 E mail service teqsas de 7 2 Observe ambient conditions The visibility of the laser beam depends on the ambient brightness In general Subdued light good visibility Direct sunlight poor vi...

Page 24: ...to extreme impacts e g from being dropped Calibration is necessary if the sensor unit is not to be operated with the base plate downward in other words with the base plate upward or to the right or l...

Page 25: ...brte in the upper area of the display Notice Pressing the CAL button on the display unit during operation does not switch the sensor unit to calibration mode Instead a short guide to calibration is di...

Page 26: ...Again don t move appears on the display followed by a numerical value for B and the question calibrte 45 0 Step 5 Use the set square to align the sensor unit so that the laser shines upward at a 45 an...

Page 27: ...tation of the base plate is now complete Calb Data stored appears on the display Step 7 If the sensor unit is used only with the base plate downward nothing more needs to be done If operation with a d...

Page 28: ...bration starts right away with the calibration of position A when the CAL button is pressed If steps 2 to 6 are carried out correctly with the changed orientation of the base plate without the text Se...

Page 29: ...e device for an extended period store it in the original package Attention Danger of damage to device High temperatures can cause malfunctioning of the display damage to the device or explosion of the...

Page 30: ...re to dispose of used appliances Separate disposal old appliances allows recycling or reuse of the materials This prevents pollution of the environment from undesirable substances 10 1 Disposal of bat...

Page 31: ...d before you dispose of the device If the battery is defective it can be replaced by a service shop In this case please contact your sales partner Remove the caps on the display unit with a small scre...

Page 32: ...le ambient temperature for storage 20 50 C Total weight of set 1 485 kg Transport case 293 228 80 mm LAP TEQ Display PLUS Protection type IP53 Display 1 8 TFT display Dimensions 138 5 78 38 5 mm Weigh...

Page 33: ...rging time 4 5 h Accessories Calibration cable XLR 3 pin 500 mm USB charge cable Micro USB APCBU10BBECSTD The manufacturer reserves the right to make technical modifications to the product or product...

Page 34: ...Declaration of Conformity 34 V 04 2018 12 Declaration of Conformity...

Page 35: ...Declaration of Conformity LAP TEQ PLUS 35...

Page 36: ...TEQSAS GmbH Otto Hahn Str 20a 50354 H rth Germany Phone 49 0 2233 611 500 Fax 49 0 2233 611 511 E mail sales teqsas de Web www teqsas de...

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