FIG. 2
FIG. 1
Digital Angle Setter and Level
FAI RLANGLE
Please read and retain for future reference.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
1
3
W
Product Features
1. Fold-out angle leg
10. End cap/battery cover
2. Joint cover
11. Milled contact edge
3. Base leg
DISPLAY ELEMENTS
4.
ON/OFF
button a. Reading
5.
MITER
button b. Low battery (
LOWBAT
) indicator
6.
HOLD
button c. Mitre (
MTR
) indicator
7. LCD Display d. Hold (
HOLD
) indicator
8. Spirit level for horizontal plane
9. Spirit Level for vertical plane
Preparation
INSERTING/REPLACING THE BATTERY (FIG. 2)
The digital Angle Setter is not supplied with a battery and one must
be fitted before first use. Only use 9V PP3 batteries or one of the
following equivalents MN1604, 6F22, 6LR61, 0068 or A1604.
To open the end cap/battery cover (10) undo and remove the two
end cap retaining screws and pull the end cap out. Insert the
battery in to its compartment and connect the terminal lead. Press
the
ON/OFF
button and check that the LCD screen is functioning.
Push the battery fully in to its compartment and refit the end cap.
Your Angle Setter is now ready for use.
● When the ‘
LOW BAT
’ battery indicator (b) appears in the display
for the first time, measurements are still possible but accuracy
may be reduced, please replace the battery as soon as possible
to avoid any costly errors.
● If the Angle Setter is not to be used for a prolonged period of
time the battery should be removed, as it may discharge and
corrode causing damage to the internal components.
SWITCHING ON AND OFF
Press the
ON/OFF
button (4) to turn the Angle Setter on or off.
After approximately 5 minutes without a button activation or an
angle change, the Angle Setter will automatically shut itself off to
preserve battery life.
Operation Instructions
MEASURING ANGLES (FIG. 3)
Position the fold-out leg (1) and the base leg (3) planes against the
edges to be measured. The displayed reading corresponds with
the internal angle (W) between the base leg and the fold-out leg.
The reading is indicated on the LCD display until the legs are
moved in relation to each other.
