Major tech MT150 Manuel utilisateur
MT150
50M LASER DISTANCE
METER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Contents Page no
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1. Introduction............................................................................ 4
2. Features..................................................................................4
3. Safety Instructions................................................................. 4
3.1. Permitted Use.................................................................... 5
3.2. Prohibited Use................................................................... 5
4. Laser Classification............................................................... 5
5. Inserting/replacing Batteries................................................. 6
6. Keypad.................................................................................... 6
7. LCD Display............................................................................ 6
8. Initial Operation and Setting.................................................. 7
8.1. Switching On and Off..........................................................7
8.2. Clear Button........................................................................7
8.3. Reference Level Setting......................................................7
8.4. Distance Unit Setting For Instrument...................................8
8.5. Measuring..........................................................................8
9. Functions.................................................................................9
9.1. Area Measurement.............................................................9
9.2. Volume Measurement.........................................................9
9.3. Historical Storage...............................................................9
9.4. Switching Bluetooth On.....................................................10
9.5. Switching Bluetooth Off.....................................................10
10. Measuring Conditions..........................................................10
10.1. Measuring Ranges.........................................................10
10.2. Target Surfaces..............................................................10
10.3. Care...............................................................................10
10.4. Troubleshooting - causes and corrective measures.........10
11. Specifications........................................................................ 11
Thank you for purchasing the Laser Distance Meter. The MT150 is
a pen-shaped laser distance meter and was specifically designed
for indoor applications. Shortcut and Soft grip keys for addition,
subtraction, area and volume calculation allow for fast and very
reliable measurement.
1. Introduction
2. Features
ŸBluetooth 4.0 with App support
ŸBuilt-in level vial
ŸUnit selectable (m, ft, in)
ŸArea, volume calculations
ŸContinuous measurement
ŸMin/Max distance tracking
ŸReference level selectable
ŸWater and dustproof
ŸBacklight LCD display
Ÿ3-line display
ŸBuzzer indication
3. Safety Instructions
ŸUse extreme caution when the laser beam is turned on.
ŸDo not point the beam into your eye, another person's eye or
the eye of an animal.
ŸBe careful not to point the beam on a reflective surface,
striking your eye.
ŸDo not allow the laser light beam impinge on any gas which
can explode.
LASER RADIATION
DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM
DIODE LASER
<1mW Output at 635nm
CLASS II LASER PRODUCT
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3.1. Permitted Use
ŸMeasuring distances.
ŸComputing functions, e. g. areas and volumes.
3.2. Prohibited Use
ŸUsing the instrument without instruction.
ŸUsing outside the stated limits.
ŸDeactivation of safety systems and removal of explanatory and
hazard labels.
ŸOpening of the equipment by using tools (screwdrivers, etc.),
as far as not specifically permitted for certain cases.
ŸCarrying out modification or conversion of the product.
ŸUse of accessories from other manufacturers without the
express approval of by us.
ŸDeliberate or irresponsible behavior on scaffolding, when using
ladders, when measuring near machines which are running, or
near parts of machines or installations which are unprotected.
ŸAiming directly into the sun.
ŸInadequate safeguards at the surveying site (e.g. when
measuring on roads, construction sites, etc.).
4. Laser Classification
There is a visible laser beam which emerges from the front of the
instrument.
Laser Class 2 products:
Do not stare into the laser beam or direct it towards other
people unnecessarily. Eye‘s protection is normally
afforded by aversion responses including the blink reflex.
LASER RADIATION
DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM
DIODE LASER
<1mW Output at 635nm
CLASS II LASER PRODUCT
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1. Remove battery compartment lid.
2. Insert batteries, observing correct polarity.
3. Close the battery compartment again.
• Replace the batteries when the symbol
“ “ flashes permanently in the display.
• Use alkaline batteries only.
• Remove the batteries before any long
period of non-use to avoid the danger of
corrosion.
5. Inserting/Replacing Batteries
6. Keypad
1. ON/MEAS button
2. CLR/OFF button
3. MEM/Reference button
4. Function ( ) /Unit button
OFF
MEM U nit
1
2
4
3
7. LCD Display
1. Laser active
2. Reference level (front)
3. Reference level (rear)
4. Battery status
5. Intermediate line 1
6. Intermediate line 2
7. Summary line
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3
4
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6
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8.1. Switching On and Off
8. Initial Operation and Setting
Switches on the instrument and laser.
Press this button longer to switch off the instrument.
OFF
The instrument switches off automatically after three minutes of
inactivity.
8.2. Clear Button
The last action is cancelled or the data display is cleared. If
in the mode of History storage, press MEM button and Clear
button simultaneously will clear all storage data in the
memory.
OFF
8.3. Reference Level Setting
The default reference setting is from the rear of the instrument.
Hold down this button to take the selection from the front
edge , a special beep sounds whenever the reference setting is
changed. After a re-startup the reference returns automatically to
the default setting (rear reference).
MEM
OFF
MEM Un it
OFF
MEM Un it
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8.4. Distance Unit Setting For Instrument
Click the button longer to change the next type of unit. The
following unit can be set:
Un it
Area
0.000 m²
0.000 ft²
0.000 ft²
0.000 ft²
0.000 ft²
1
2
3
4
5
Distance
0.000 m
0.0 in
0 1/16 in
0.000 ft
0’00” 1/16
Volume
0.000 m³
0.000 ft³
0.000 ft³
0.000 ft³
0.000 ft³
8.5. Measuring
8.5.1. Single Distance Measurement
Press to activate the laser. Press again to trigger the distance
measurement. The measured value is displayed immediately.
8.5.2. Continuous Measurement (Tracking) & Max and Min
Measurement
The continuous measurement function (tracking) is used for the
transferring of measurements, e.g., from construction plans. In
continuous measurement mode, the measuring tool can be moved
to the target, whereby the measured value is updated approx.
every 0.5 seconds in the third line. The corresponding MIN and
MAX values are displayed dynamically in the first and second line.
As an example, the user can move from a wall to the required
distance, while the actual distance can be read continuously. For
continuous measurement, hold down the button to start the
continuous measurement. Press or button again to stop
the function. The function is terminated automatically after
continuous 100 times measurement.
OFF
MIN
OFF
Unit
MEM
OFF
Unit
MEM
MAX
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9.1. Area Measurement
9. Functions
Unit
Press button to take the first length measurement (e.g. length).
The result of the area measurement is displayed in the third line,
the individually measured values are displayed in lines 1 and 2.
Whilst the first connection between the Phone/PC and the Laser
distance meter is being established, a prompt for the Pin-code of
the instrument may be displayed. In this case, enter the code
0000 into your Phone/PC.
Press the button once will start the area measurement function.
Press button again to take the second length measurement
(e.g. width).
9.2. Volume Measurement
Unit
Press button to measure the second distance (e.g. width).
Press button to measure the third distance (e.g. height).
Press button to measure the first distance (e.g. length)
Press the button twice will start volume measurement function.
The result of the area measurement from the values already
measured is displayed in the summary line.
The value is displayed in the second line. The result of the volume
measurement is displayed in the summary line, the two previously
measured values in lines 1 and 2.
9.3. Historical Storage
The previous 20 records (measurements or calculated results) are
shown in the reverse order. Use buttons to navigate through
these records. You can clear all records by pressing the Storage
button and Clear button simultaneously in historical storage mode.
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9.5. Switching BLUETOOTH Off
Hold down the button until the Bluetooth symbol disappears in
the display. BLUETOOTH is disabled when the instrument is turned
off.
Unit
9.4. Switching BLUETOOTH On
Unit
Hold down the button until the Bluetooth symbol disappears in
the display. Then you can use our Meterbox APP installed on your
phone to connect with this instrument.
10. Measuring Conditions
10.1. Measuring Range
10.2. Target Surfaces
10.3. Care
The range is limited to Technical Specifications.
Measuring errors can occur when measuring toward colorless
liquids (e.g. water) or dust free glass, Styrofoam or similar
semi-permeable surfaces. Aiming at high gloss surfaces may
deflect the laser beam and lead to measurement errors. Against
non-reflective and dark surfaces the measuring time may increase.
Do not immerse the instrument in water. Wipe off dirt with a damp,
soft cloth. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or solutions.
Handle the instrument as you would a telescope or camera.
10.4. Troubleshooting – Causes and Corrective Measures
Code
208
252
253
255
Cause
Received signal too weak,
measurement time too long.
Distance>50m
Temperature too high
Temperature too low
Hardware error
Corrective Measure
Use target plate
Cool down instrument
Warm up instrument
Switch on/off the device several times,
If the symbol still appears, please
contact your dealer for assistance.
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