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Initial Operation
Protect the tool
against moisture
and direct sun irradiation.
Do not subject the tool to extreme
temperatures or variations in
temperature.
As an example, do
not leave it in vehicles for longer
periods. In case of large variations in
temperature, allow the tool to adjust
to the ambient temperature before
putting it into operation. In case of
extreme temperatures or variations in
temperature, the accuracy of the tool
can be impaired.
Avoid heavy impact or falling of the
tool.
After heavy exterior impact on the
tool, an accuracy check should always
be carried out before continuing to work
(see “Leveling Accuracy”).
Switching On and Off
To switch ON the tool, push
A
3
Do not look into the laser beam.
Do not point the laser beam at
persons or animals.
Always switch off the tool after use.
Operating the Tool
3
Place the tool in horizontal or vertical
position on a flat surface or on the
tripod supplied with the tool.
- Level the tool (see relevant
paragraphs)
- Switch on the tool by pressing
A
- When switching on, light
D
1
turns
on indicating that the tool is in the
projecting mode
- Press
B
to activate rotary head
(light
D
1
turns off)
- The tool starts with the lowest
rotational speed
- Repeated pressing
B
increases
the speed in 6 steps to the highest
rotational speed
- The projected points turn more and
more into a line as the rotational
speed increases
- Repeated pressing of
C
decreases
the speed in 6 steps to a standstill
- Project a horizontal or vertical line/
plane
- Make measurements using the
projected line/plane/point as
reference
- Switch off the tool by pressing
A
Do not look into the laser beam
Do not point the laser beam at
persons or animals
Always switch off the tool after use
Leveling of Tool in Horizontal
Position
4
5
- Place the tool in horizontal position
(with base-plate
F
beneath) on a flat
surface or on the tripod
- Level the tool by turning leveling
screws
H
and
J
in such a way that
the bubbles in levels
K
are centered
Check the leveling after each
adjustment
Operation
!
WARNING
