Assembly
Screw the stake into the bottom of the light
projector clockwise until tight (fig. 1). Plug
the 2-prong adapter into the power supply
transformer. Screw on the weather-resistant
cap tightly to help protect the connection from
weather.
Installing Pattern Tips
Remove the weather-resistant cover from the
laser light by twisting it off counterclockwise
(fig. 2). If there are tips already installed, remove
them by unscrewing counterclockwise. Be
sure to grip the bottom portion of the tip to
screw and unscrew, as the top portion turns
independently of the bottom portion (fig. 3).
To install the tips, screw clockwise into the light
projector (fig. 4).
NEVER look directly into the lasers. It can be useful to
adjust the tips with the laser light powered on. If you
choose to do this, take caution not to point the light at
yourself or others.
To turn on the laser, plug into a wall outlet and
choose laser color either by using the remote
(see Remote) or by pressing the button on
the back of the light projector. Adjust the
laser pattern by twisting the top portion of the
pattern tip (fig. 3). This has the most dramatic
effect on the dots pattern, which can range
from a pattern of diamond-shaped clusters to a
starry sky pattern.
Replace the weather-resistant cover by twisting
it on clockwise.
Positioning Light
Insert stake into the ground, about 10 feet from
the projection surface (see fig. 5). After the
laser light is turned on, you may find that the
distance needs to be adjusted.
Position the projection light by loosening the
adjustment screw, adjusting the angle, and
tightening the screw (fig. 1).
Do not point laser light toward oncoming pedestrians,
vehicles, or traffic routes on land, sea, or air.
10 ft
15 ft
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Twists to
adjust
pattern
Screws
into light
projector
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 1
