90°
SETTING UP
(CONTINUED)
PLACING THE QUAD 1000 DIRECTLY ON THE DECK / SLAB
(Flat / level surface ground floor)
A)
Using a pencil and a square, or the notched target
provided, draw a line through and across the center of
your reference point extending about 6 inches on either
side of center. Next, draw a line through the center at 90
degrees from the first line at about the same 6 inch
length from the reference point. You have created an X
with the center intersection point being the center of
the reference point.
B)
Set the Quad 1000 on the deck and adjust the unit so
that two pencil lines are in line with the two centering
notches on the sides of the Quad base, and one line is
centered on the notch on the front of the Quad. The
instrument is now directly over the reference point.
C)
Power up the Quad 1000.
ALIGNMENT / TEMPLATE TARGETS
A) They can be used as a centering template for floor/deck
marking as described above. (4 template notches)
B) The targets are made of a translucent material allowing
the laser spot to be read from the opposite side that the laser
spot is impacting the target face.
C) The centering rings (bulls-eye target) make it easy to read
the target and center the laser spot
D) The targets have a ¼ inch hole through the target center
that allows the center of the laser spot to pass through so
that more than one target can be used at the same time.
E) There are two mounting holes in each target to allow for
custom mounting at the job site.
REFERENCE POINT
400 ft. / 122m
600 ft. / 183m
900 ft. / 274m
