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H V 2 G

R O TA R Y L A S E R

I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L

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Summary of Contents for HV2G

Page 1: ...H V 2 G R O TA R Y L A S E R I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L...

Page 2: ...d for your model Tool service must be performed only by qualified repair personnel Repairs service or maintenance performed by unqualified personnel will void the warranty Only approved and authorised...

Page 3: ...securely on a level surface Damage to the laser or serious injury could result if the laser falls WARNING DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THE LASER There are no user serviceable parts inside Disassembling the lase...

Page 4: ...hing is missing please contact your retailer Remote control Lasertec HV2R Laser glasses Carry case 3m staff Tripod Laser target Detector clamp Mount INCHES CM 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4x AA rechargeable ba...

Page 5: ...5 Rotating laser port Charging port Control panel LASER OVERVIEW FRONT Battery screw...

Page 6: ...6 LASER OVERVIEW BASE 5 8 x 11 thread for horizontal operation on a tripod Battery screw Battery door Vertical mounting point...

Page 7: ...7 LASER OVERVIEW CONTROL PANEL Power Tilt alarm indicator Power indicator Tilt alarm Manual automatic mode Manual automatic mode indicator...

Page 8: ...8 Manual automatic mode Button indicator Grade adjustment Grade adjustment Grade adjustment Grade adjustment REMOTE CONTROL OVERVIEW...

Page 9: ...9 REMOTE CONTROL OVERVIEW BACK Battery compartment...

Page 10: ...10 Sound on off Coarse fine detection LCD display screen Laser sensor Speaker Power DETECTOR OVERVIEW FRONT...

Page 11: ...11 DETECTOR OVERVIEW BACK Battery compartment Staff clamp thread LCD display screen...

Page 12: ...s are supplied only partially charged Charge the rechargeable batteries before use Battery capacity decreases at low temperatures depleted batteries may not function when cold Indoor charger The indoo...

Page 13: ...s Charging the rechargeable batteries Insert the charger into the charging port on the instrument Progress will be shown by the power indicator display on the charger as below Red flashing Charger and...

Page 14: ...le Place the laser level onto the tripod with the lighthouse facing upwards and thread the yoke into the base until firm Do not over tighten as this may cause damage to the laser level or tripod Level...

Page 15: ...site as possible and ensure that the location is clear of traffic Extend the tripod legs to the required height and then spread the legs wide enough so that the tripod platform is stable Connect the m...

Page 16: ...reset its level position OPERATION Powering on Press the power button once and the instrument will power on and begin automatically self levelling When this levelling process is complete the penta pri...

Page 17: ...st the grade on either the x axis or y axis To cancel out of manual mode press the manual automatic mode button When in manual mode the instrument will not self level and correct for vibrations and or...

Page 18: ...tor on by pressing the power button The speaker will beep once indicating the instrument is operating The LCD screen will display the battery level detection mode and speaker function To change betwee...

Page 19: ...19 Detector position for horizontal beams Detector position for vertical beams USING YOUR DETECTOR continued...

Page 20: ...20 MOUNT OVERVIEW Screw fixing point Hook Screw fixing point 5 8 x 11 thread for vertical operation on a tripod 5 8 x 11 thread for vertical operation on a tripod Locking lever...

Page 21: ...e in place Fix a screw into a secure surface and hook the mount over the screw Ensure that the mount has a strong hold before releasing your hands Mounting onto a tripod vertical Attach the mount via...

Page 22: ...ment to level Detect and note laser position on the wall or staff Without moving the tripod rotate the instrument 180 Detect and note laser position on the wall or staff Calculate the distance between...

Page 23: ...Adjust the instrument or tripod so it is level Laser does not remain on for long periods of use Check the batteries Check the battery compartment for signs of damage Ensure they are clean and not ben...

Page 24: ...ent is recommended every six months if ongoing accurate levelling is required or an impact has occurred The operator should check the accuracy of the instrument before precision levelling is attempted...

Page 25: ...any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major f...

Page 26: ...26 To assist you with any queries or technical questions please contact customer support Australia 1300 658 338 New Zealand 0800 367 527 CUSTOMER SUPPORT...

Page 27: ...ec HV2G Product code 91335 Warranty 3 Years Accuracy 1 5mm at 30m Operating range 250m diameter Levelling range 9 5 Laser class 3 Green Battery life 20 hours Battery type 4x 1 5v AA IP rating 65 Weigh...

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