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5. Y LED will blink rapidly, indicating leveling. When the LED blinks
slowly, the laser is ready to calibrate.
6. If you have not moved the laser, use the Y marks made in previous
steps of “Checking Y axis”.
7. Use keypad arrows to move beam up or down to the halfway mark.
If the Y’ axis is toward the wall with the marks, use the
^
key (11B)
to raise beam, and the v key (11C) to lower beam.
8. Press Auto/Man key (6) to save the calibration you've just made
on the Y axis. Or you can save the calibration by pressing and hold-
ing for a few seconds the rotation key (11A). On remote, use key with
the small dot.
If you are not sure of the calibration, don’t save it and turn the laser
off using the On/Off key.
Final X to Y Check
As a final check, compare X and Y axes to be sure that your
adjusted calibration is within the specs of +/- 3/32". The marks
for X, X’, Y, and Y’ should be no more than 3/16” apart at
100 ft. (5mm at 30m).
4.3 Cone error checking
1. Set up the laser 2 ft. or 1 meter from a wall (a) or a pole
and 100 ft. or 30 meters from another wall or pole (b).
2. Turn the laser on.
3. When the laser is leveled, stop the rotation and mark the
location of the beam (center of the beam) on the near wall (a),
using the detector if ambient conditions are too bright.
4. Rotate the laser 180° and mark the location of the center of
the beam on the far wall (b).
5. Install the laser 2 ft. or 1 meter from the far wall. When
the the laser has self-leveled, line up the beam near the
previous mark (b), and make a new mark (b').
6. Mark the location of the beam (a’) on the other wall near
the first mark (a).
7. Compare the two sets of marks on the walls. If the difference
between aa’-bb’ exceeds 3/16" (5mm), contact your local
service center.