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Rotating Laser Laserguide
LASERGUIDE
3. INSTALLING AND USING THE
3.1.1 Bulldozer or Scraper Blade
Refer to section 3.2 for assistance on setting up the Laserguide before
commencing any earth moving work. See section 3.3 for assistance in
interpreting the signals displayed by the Laserguide.
When the Laserguide is mounted on a bulldozer or a scraper blade, it can
assist the operator in keeping the blade at the proper elevation during earth
moving operations. The LED display of the Laserguide will indicate if the
cutting edge of the blade is within the desired "on-grade" zone or not. If the
blade is not in the correct position, the Laserguide will indicate in which
direction the blade must be moved to regain the desired on-grade position.
The operator can move the blade manually according to the signals
provided by the Laserguide or when it is integrated into the machine's
hydraulic controls through a control panel, the Laserguide can directly
control the position of the blade.
3.1 Mounting the Laserguide
The general principle is to mount the Laserguide to a 52 mm or smaller
diameter post which is fixed to the machine. The post should be vertical to
work with a laser beam operating in the horizontal plane or horizontal to work
with a laser beam operating in the vertical plane.
The post must be attached in a manner that allows the operator to maintain a
relationship between the machine and the laser beam. Two examples are
provided here to illustrate the principles involved, one using a vertical post
mounted on a bulldozer blade and one using a vertical post attached to the
side of an excavator dipper arm.
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Installing and Using the Laserguide