CONDTROL SuperRotolaser, Руководство пользователя

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CONDTROL Super RotoLaser CONDTROL Super RotoLaser
sound signal (if sound signal is enabled) – laser receiver is at the same
level with the laser line.
Work with laser receiver
Use universal mount included
in the set to fix laser receiver
on telescopic levelling rod.
Magnets on top side of laser
receiver allow fixing it on
metal surfaces.
1. Press button , to turn on laser receiver.
2. Press button , to turn on/off sound signal.
By default sound signal is enabled –symbol appears on the
display.
3. Press button to select required mode –
1) high accuracy ±1.5mm/40m. Symbol appears on the display.
2) normal accuracy ±2.5mm/40m. Symbol appears on the display.
Expand sensor of laser receiver towards the laser beam and move
laser receiver down/up arrows on the display. For convenience, you
can use the screen on the back of the detector. Down arrow on the
display indicates that laser receiver should be lowered. The up arrow
on the display indicates that laser receiver needs to be lifted up. When
the marks on the sides of laser receiver are at the same level with the
laser line, symbol appears on the display and you hear
Magnetic target board
Magnetic target board helps to
make the layout of ceiling systems or
framework structures. Built-in magnet
enables attaching a target to the ceiling
rails or on the frame profile. The target
has a linear layout on its surface, which
allows determining deviation from the
nominal level and making check points
while marking by laser leveling.
ACCURACY CHECK
Axis X
1. Place the product at 0.5 m distance from one wall and 10 m
distance from another wall, so that axis X is aimed at the wall.
2. Turn on the product. As soon as self-levelling is finished, mark
location of laser line on both walls by points X1 and X2.
3. Turn off the product. Move it to the opposite wall, position of the
product should remain unchanged.
4. Turn on the product. Align laser line with the previously made
point X2. Mark point X3 on the opposite wall.