Velleman DEM600, Руководство пользователя

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DEM600
V. 01 – 20/12/2023 6 ©Velleman Group nv
mm) in width.
Anything closer together or a different width may not be a stud,
joist, or firebreak. Always turn off power when working near
electrical wires.
SCANNING DIFFERENT SURFACES
This device is for use on dry interior walls only.
Freshly painted walls: May take one week or longer to dry after
application.
Notes: Sensing depth and accuracy can vary due to moisture, content of
materials, wall texture, and paint.
This device is not designed to scan materials such as: Ceramic floor tiles,
carpet and underlayment, laths and plaster walls, insulation boards with foil
covering, glass, or any other dense material.
WARNING: Do not rely exclusively on the device to locate the objects
behind the scanned surface, use other sources of information for help
whenever possible. These additional sources include construction plan
drawings, such as visible entry points and wiring of walls in basement pipes,
and standard 16 and 24 in. (41 and 61 cm) Stud spacing practices.
9. Scanning in stud mode
1. Move the device slowly from left to right across the scanning surface.
When the device approaches the stud, A bottom arrow indicator will
light up. and EDGE indicator will light up when the device approaches
near the edge, indicating location of the stud edge.
2.
Continue sliding the device. When the center of a stud is located, the
signal full bar, the CENTER indication will all display and the buzzer will
beep. In cases of thicker walls, when the center of the stud is located,
not full bars will display on the screen. If you still cannot locate a stud,
try Stud 1 inch
Or Stud 1 1⁄2 in
ch scan mode.
Note
: In cases of the screen "CAL" icon flashes and the buzzer alerts
when moving the device, it may be incorrectly calibrated, please move
the device to a different posi
tion to re-calibrate.