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Automatic leveling RL25H (Continued)
When the measuring tool is leveled in, it
continuously checks the horizontal position.
Automatic re-leveling takes place after position
changes. To avoid faulty measurements, the
rotor stops during the leveling process, the
laser flashes and the leveling indicator
3
flashes
green.
Because the largest difference in temperature
layers is close to the ground, the laser tool
should always be mounted on a tripod when
measuring distances exceeding 65 ft. If
possible, also set up the laser tool in the center
of the work area.
Automatic Leveling RL25HV
After switching on, the measuring tool
automatically detects the horizontal or vertical
position. To change between the horizontal and
vertical position, switch the measuring tool off,
reposition it and switch on again. After switching
on, the measuring tool checks the horizontal
and vertical position and automatically levels
out any unevenness within the self-leveling
range of approx. 8 % (±5°).
When the measuring tool is inclined by more
than 8 % after switching on or after a position
change, leveling is no longer possible. In this
case, the rotor is stopped, the laser flashes,
indicators
3, 11
flash green. In this case, switch
the measuring tool off, re-align it and switch the
measuring tool on again. Without repositioning,
the laser is automatically switched off after
30 min. When the measuring tool is leveled
in, it continuously checks the horizontal and
vertical position. Automatic re-leveling takes
place after position changes. To avoid faulty
measurements, the rotor stops during the
leveling process, the laser flashes and the
leveling indicator
3
flashes green.
Single-Axis Slope Operation
When the measuring tool is in horizontal
position, the X-axis is automatically leveled in
while in single-axis slope operation, the Y-axis
is not. With the ADS function switched on, only
the leveling of the X-axis is monitored.
Position changes of the measuring tool alongside the
Y-axis are not detected in single-axis slope operation.
To switch to single-axis slope operation, press
the button for single-axis slope operation
12.
This is confirmed by flashing (green) of the
indicator for single-axis slope operation
11
.
When the ADS function is switched on, only
the X-axis is monitored; the ADS indicator is
solid green. To switch the automatic leveling on
again for both axes, press button
12
again. The
indicator for full auto-leveling operation turns
solid green. To slope the rotational plane of the
Y-axis, press the direction up
10
or down button
9
. The direction of slope corresponds with the
arrow direction on buttons
10
and
9
.
Anti-Drift System (ADS)
The measuring tool has an ADS function; after
position changes or shock to the measuring
tool, or in case of ground vibrations, it keeps
the measuring tool from leveling in at changed
heights, and thus prevents vertical errors.
After switching on the measuring tool, the
ADS function is switched on by default; the
ADS indicator
7
lights up green. The ADS is
activated approx. 30 s after switching on the
measuring tool or the ADS function. When the
leveling-accuracy range is exceeded after a
position change of the measuring tool or when
heavy ground vibrations are detected, the ADS
function is actuated: The rotation is stopped,
the laser flashes, the leveling indicator
3
goes
out and the ADS indicator
7
flashes red. The
current operating mode is stored. After the
ADS function has actuated, press the ADS
button 8.
The ADS function is restarted and the
measuring tool starts leveling. As soon as the
measuring tool is leveled in (leveling indicator
3
is solid green), it starts in the stored operating
mode. Now, check the height of the laser beam
with a reference point and correct the height, if
required. To switch off the ADS function, press
ADS button
8
once, or, when the ADS has
actuated (ADS indicator flashing red). Press
ADS once to switch off or to reset after ADS
has been actuated. The laser is automatically
switched off after 2 minutes and the measuring
tool after 2 hours.
Operation Modes
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