General XL1G Manuel utilisateur

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

XL1G Multi-line Laser

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Please read this instruction manual before operating this product.

Please store this instruction manual in the carry case for future reference.

CAUTION: Class 3 Laser Product

Do not stare directly into the laser beam from apertures.

Do not disassemble the instrument or attempt to perform any internal servicing

as this will void your warranty. No user serviceable parts included.

Only approved and authorised service technicians can carry out warranty repairs.

SAFETY

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Carry case

Laser glasses

Battery packCharger

Laser targetIndoor tripod Tripod spacer

General XL1G

Please ensure the following items are included with your laser.

If anything is missing please contact your retailer.

ITEM CHECKLIST

INCHES CM

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2

3

4

5

6

7

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3

4

Adjustable support legs 360° protractor base

Carry strap

Vertical laser ports (x2)

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Horizontal laser ports (x1)

Control panel and bubble vial

Power / locking switch

5

CONTROL PANEL

Bubble vial

Horizontal line

Horizontal line indicator

Pulse mode indicator

Pulse mode

Vertical line indicator

Vertical lines

6

DETECTOR CONTROL PANEL*

*The detector is an additional accessory which can be purchased from your retailer.

MODE

Sound on / off

Laser sensor

Power indicator

Coarse / fine mode indicator

Coarse / fine mode

Bubble vial

On/off switch

Direction arrows

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USING YOUR LASER

Setting Up

Power Supply

Operation

‣Select a place as close as practical to the work site.

Ensure the location is clear of traffic.

‣Place the laser on a level surface such as a bench or mount.

‣Level the unit by eye using the bubble vial as a guide.

The XL1G is powered by a lithium-ion battery pack. To charge the unit

insert the charger into the port located on the side of the battery pack.

‣Once the unit is approximately level, turn the power switch to

“on” position. Self levelling will commence and the horizontal

beam will appear.

‣If the unit is outside the self levelling range the unit will make

an audible beep and the beams will switch off.

‣Press the Vand Hbutton on the control panel to cycle

through the active beams.

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USING A CONSTRUCTION TRIPOD

‣Stand the tripod on a level surface with legs spaced for stability.

‣Screw the tripod spacer into the base of the laser until firm.

‣ Push the yoke through the hole of the tripod spacer and screw into place.

See page 9 for illustration.

Instructions are for a domed or flat construction tripod only,

and do not apply when using the indoor tripod supplied.

Please note: attaching a laser to a tripod without

the correct tripod spacer may cause damage.

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USING A CONSTRUCTION TRIPOD (DIAGRAM)

Tripod yoke

Tripod spacer

10

Using Your Detector*

‣Press the pulse button on the control panel on top of the laser to

enter into pulse mode.

‣Switch the detector on and move it into the path of the laser beam.

‣Hold the detector upright for horizontal beams. Rotate the detector 90°

for vertical beams. The direction arrows will indicate the position of the

laser beam. The centre LED will indicate alignment with the beam.

*The detector is an additional accessory which can be purchased from your retailer.

MODE

MODE