UNIVERSAL LASER DETECTOR
INTRODUCTION
THE LASERMARK UNIVERSAL LASER DETECTOR AIDS IN
LOCATING AND TARGETING A VISIBLE OR INVISIBLE BEAM BY A
ROTARY LASER; PERFECT FOR USE IN OUTDOOR CONDITIONS,
WHERE SUNLIGHT AND DISTANCE MAY MAKE LOCATING THE
BEAM MORE DIFFICULT.
POWER
A 9-VOLT BATTERY WILL PROVIDE UP TO 3 MONTHS OF TYPICAL
USAGE. WHEN THE UNIT IS TURNED ON AND THE LOW BATTERY
SYMBOL REMAINS LIT, THE BATTERY SHOULD BE REPLACED.
OPERATION
1. MOUNT THE UNIT ONTO A SIGHTING ROD IF YOU ARE USING
ONE. TURN ON THE UNIT BY PRESSING THE ON/OFF PAD. THE
LCD SYMBOLS WILL MOMENTARILY FLASH (FIG.1) AND THE
“COARSE” BEAM INDICATOR SYMBOL WILL REMAIN LIT AND THE
AUDIO SIGNAL WILL BE ON.
2. EXPOSE THE BEAM CAPTURE WINDOW OF THE LASER
DETECTOR TOWARDS THE DIRECTION OF THE ROTATING LASER.
3. SLOWLY MOVE THE LASER DETECTOR IN AN UPWARD AND
DOWNWARD DIRECTION UNITL THE LCD BEAM INDICATOR
ARROWS APPEAR AND/OR A PULSING AUDIO SIGNAL IS HEARD.
USE THE BEAM RESOLUTION FEATURE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN THE
COARSE/LOW SETTING, USED FOR APPROXIMATING LEVEL OR
FOR INITIAL LOCATING OF THE CENTER LEVEL POINT, THE
MEDIUM SETTING, USED FOR GREATER ACCURACY, AND THE
FINE/HIGH SETTING, USED FOR THE MOST ACCURATE
PINPOINTING OF LEVEL.
4. MOVE THE DETECTOR UPWARD WHEN THE LOW BEAM
INDICATOR LIGHT IS LIT (WITH VOLUME ON, A SHORT PULSING
AUDIO TONE IS HEARD). MOVE THE DETECTOR DOWNWARD
WHEN THE HIGH BEAM INDICATOR ARROW IS LIT (WITH VOLUME
ON, A LONG PULSING AUDIO TONE IS HEARD). WHEN THE BEAM IS
LEVEL, THE LEVEL BEAM INDICATOR LINE WILL BE LIT AND A
SOLID AUDIO TONE WILL BE HEARD.
