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LAP-TEQ Elevation

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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 better understanding of the processes.

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Summary of Contents for LAP-TEQ

Page 1: ...Operating Manual...

Page 2: ...2 3 Workplace safety 7 2 4 Electrical safety 7 2 5 About strong magnets 8 2 6 Human safety 8 2 7 Service 9 2 8 Special instructions concerning the device 9 3 Description of product 11 3 1 Scope of del...

Page 3: ...Trigonometric correction length unit 20 7 Cleaning and care 22 8 Malfunctions and troubleshooting 23 8 1 Service centre 24 8 2 Observe ambient conditions 25 9 Storage 26 10 Disposal 27 11 Technical d...

Page 4: ...ny other use not described in this operating manual is unauthorised misuse The manufacturer will not be liable for damages incurred from such misuse Never use the device in public transport road traff...

Page 5: ...n 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...

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: ...es 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...

Page 8: ...nickel Regular contact with them can trigger nickel allergies Avoid contact between magnets and bare skin In persons with a nickel allergy contact can cause allergic reactions If you have a nickel al...

Page 9: ...in the vicinity of flammable liquids or gases Paint and labels can cause moving parts to stick therefore impairing correct operation If you are have an allergic reaction to the paint or metal parts o...

Page 10: ...For your safety 10 V 11 2018 Read and comply with the operating manual prior to operating the device Danger of eye injuries Never look directly into the laser beam...

Page 11: ...des the following components 2x LAP TEQ Elevation 2x LAP TEQ mounting bracket magnetic 2x Mechanical quick release connector already mounted on the unit and on the mounting bracket at time of delivery...

Page 12: ...Arrester cable 6 Measuring optic 7 Holder for mechanical quick release connector 8 Laser beam output 9 Holder for mechanical quick release connector 10 Strain relief for XLR cable to display unit or f...

Page 13: ...ying frame for example and measures the vertical distance between the zero line on the unit see Your device at a glance on page 12 and the surface beneath This provides information on the height of th...

Page 14: ...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 All components are maintenance fr...

Page 15: ...ick release connector and press the quick release connector into the sleeve 1 of the magnetic mounting bracket Insert the arrester cable 4 through the safety shackle 5 and the slot 6 on the magnetic m...

Page 16: ...as well as a centre cluster To function correctly the display unit must be connected to a elevation unit using a standard XLR connection cable The elevation unit is supplied with power by means of the...

Page 17: ...Q PLUS Connect the LAP TEQ Sensor PLUS 1 to the THRU socket of the elevation unit 3 by means of a standard 3 pin XLR cable 2 Notice The entire length of the cables 2 4 between the LAP TEQ Sensor PLUS...

Page 18: ...he arrester cable to secure the magnetic mounting bracket on the flying frame against falling down Insert the XLR cable in a loop through the strain relief on the magnetic mounting bracket Check to en...

Page 19: ...a optical devices this can result in irreparable damage Never look into the laser or direct the laser beam onto reflecting surfaces Make sure that no one is within the effective range of the laser Pow...

Page 20: ...the deviation If the trigonometric correction is activated a deviation from perpendicular is corrected The corrected value is shown on the display If it is deactivated the actual reading of the crooke...

Page 21: ...ection length unit LAP TEQ Elevation 21 Activate trigonometric correction Set DIP switch 2 to ON Deactivate trigonometric correction Set DIP switch 2 to OFF Replace cover Screw in the two screws 2 Pre...

Page 22: ...e electrical 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...

Page 23: ...lease refer to the following table before contacting your dealer It will save you a great deal of trouble and possibly also expense If the device needs to be serviced take it to your sales partner Err...

Page 24: ...the display XLR cable not correctly plugged in Push XLR cable in firmly Magnetic mounting bracket is not held or not sufficiently held by the magnets Magnets were damaged by heat or impact Replace ma...

Page 25: ...al Subdued light good visibility Direct sunlight poor visibility Rain dust or vapour poor visibility Other interfering influences Measurements through glass or plastic panes Dirty laser beam exit open...

Page 26: ...t the device for an extended period store it in the original package Attention Danger of damage to device High temperatures can damage the device or permanently weaken the magnetic force of the magnet...

Page 27: ...ol opposite are not to be disposed of with the household trash You under obligation to dispose of such electrical and electronic devices separately Contact your local or municipal authority to find ou...

Page 28: ...1 mm in optimal conditions otherwise up to 3 mm Permissible ambient temperature for operation 0 40 C Permissible ambient temperature for storage 20 50 C Dimensions 130 99 108 mm without magnetic moun...

Page 29: ...Declaration of Conformity LAP TEQ Elevation 29 12 Declaration of Conformity...

Page 30: ...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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