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2.
ON/OFF power
3.
Line over the Zero level Indicator
4.
LED indicator - Zero level
5.
Line below the Zero level Indicator
6.
LCD display
7.
Detector sensor
8.
Backlight On/Off
9.
Accuracy selection button
10. Accuracy icon
11.
On/Off backlight symbol
12.
On/Off sound symbol
13. Power indicator
USING THE LASER DETECTOR
Press the On/Off button (№3 pic.5) to turn on the detector.
Select the measurement accuracy (№1 pic.5). Selected mode will be shown on
the display: accurate mode
±
1mm (№7 pic.5), rough mode ±2 mm (№8 pic.5).
Select the mute or sound mode (№2 pic.5). The sound symbol (№12 pic.5)
wil be shown on the display.
Turn the detector sensor (№5 pic.5) towards the laser beam and move the
detector up and down following the direction of the arrow on the LCD.
Move down the laser detector if the arrow points down (№9 pic.5). You will
hear a sound alarm.
Move up the laser detector if the arrow points up (№11 pic.5). You will hear
a sound alarm.
When laser beam is in the middle of the sensor, you will hear a continuous
sound alarm and mid market will appear on the display (№10 pic.5).
The level marks on the sides of the laser detector correspond to the mid
postition of the laser beam on the detector sensor. Use them to make marks
on the surfaces to be marked or to take readings from the staff.
CARE AND CLEANING
• Store in a clean dry place, between 5°F – 131°F (-15°C ... +55°C)
• Before moving or transporting the unit, ensure that it is turned off.
• If the instrument is wet, dry off with a dry cloth. Do not seal the laser in
the carrying case until completely dry.
• Do not attempt to dry the instrument with fire or with an electric dryer.
• Do not drop the instrument, avoid rough treatment, and avoid con stant
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