Stanley IntelliLaser Pro Manuel utilisateur

IntelliLLaasseerrPPrroo

Stud Finder and Laser Line Level

with Continuous

AC Warning

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Failure to follow warnings may result in bodily injury.

The following warnings must be followed to avoid

injury:

•DO NOT remove warning labels.

• DO NOT use optical tools such as a transit to

view laser beam. Serious eye injury could result.

• DO NOT project the laser beam directly into the

eyes of others.

• DO NOT stare directly at the laser beam.

• DO NOT project laser beam onto a reflective

surface.

• DO NOT operate around children, or allow

children to operate.

• DO NOT disassemble the laser.

• Always turn off laser when the tool is not in use.

WARNINGS:

IMPORTANT:Read all instructions prior to operating

the IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrrooand DO NOT remove any labels

from the tool.

The 77-500 produces a straight line on the same

surface on which the tool is placed. Any reflection of

the line on another surface should be considered

reference.

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IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrroo(77-500)

Main Stud Sensing/Laser Unit

The Stanley®IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrroouses electronic signals

to locate the position of studs, joists or live AC wires

through drywall and other common wall materials.

Once the edge of the stud has been detected, the

IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrrooLCD display gives visual and audio

indications that allow you to easily pinpoint the stud’s

edge position. A pencil line allows you to quickly note

the location of the stud edges.

The Stanley®IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrroostud sensor generates

a vertical laser plane. The unit can also be tilted to

produce a laser plane at any angle.

The IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrrooallows the user to locate wood

and metal studs through common wall materials up

to 1 1/2inches thick.

The IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrrooprovides automatic calibration ,

a backlit LCD screen, auto shut off and heavy duty

ABS construction.

Depth detection selected by side button for 1/2inch,

1inch and 1 1/2inch.

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IntelliLaser™ Pro (77-500)

Laser Pod

The addition of the laser pod opens up the functionality

of the stud finder. The unit is mountable using adhesive

pads (included). Retractable feet keep the adhesive

away from the surface during placement. The laser pod

can be tilted ±10°once it is attached to the surface

without removing the adhesive. This allows for easy

repositioning of the laser plane. The laser pod can be set

to level, plumb or any other angle required. With the

laser pod mounted to the wall horizontally, you are free

to use the main stud sensor laser pod and mark both the

height and stud locations at the same time.

The IntelliLLaasseerr™™PPrroolaser pod generates a horizontal

or vertical laser plane. It can also be mounted to the wall

to reproduce any angle required.

The IntelliLLaasseerr™™PPrroolaser pod provides heavy duty

ABS construction with large rubber pads to provide a

firm grip and superior impact

resistance.

Operating Instructions

Battery Replacement

Open the battery door on back of unit

and connect a 9-volt battery (not

included) to the clip. Place battery into

case and snap battery door in place. It

is recommended that you replace the

battery when the low battery indicator

is lit.

Open the battery door on back of

unit by sliding the door down. Slide

in (2) AAA batteries (not included).

Slide the battery door in place.

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Battery

Door

ILLUSTRATION 1

Battery

Door ILLUSTRATION 2

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Indicator Mark

Level & Plumb Vials

Live Wire LED

Backlit LCD

ON Button / Depth

Detection Mode

Selection

ILLUSTRATION 3

Depth Dectection

Mode Indicator

Battery

Door

ILLUSTRATION 1

Battery

Door ILLUSTRATION 2

Lit When

Live Wire

Detected

Laser Plane

Low Battery

Indicator

Indicator Graphic

A B C

ILLUSTRATION 5

ILLUSTRATION 4

A = Wood or metal stud detection up to 1/2”

B = Wood or metal stud detection up to 1”

C = Wood or metal stud detection up to 1-1/2”

Unit is

Calibrating

Calibration

Complete

Ready to Scan

Live wire

Lit When

Live Wire

Detected

Laser Plane

Low Battery

Indicator

Indicator Graphic

A B C

ILLUSTRATION 5

ILLUSTRATION 4

A = Wood or metal stud detection up to 1/2”

B = Wood or metal stud detection up to 1”

C = Wood or metal stud detection up to 1-1/2”

Unit is

Calibrating

Calibration

Complete

Ready to Scan

Live wire

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Power Button

Retractable

Legs

To hold adhesive

away from the wall

during placement

Sliding

Adhesive

Plate

Allows tilting of unit

±10˚ to level or

plumb the laser

Release Liner

For proper application

of adhesive to unit,

see illustration 8.

Illustration 7

Illustration 6

Release

Button

For Stand-off legs

Allows legs

to extend

_10˚

TILT

Level &

Plumb Vials

Aligned to the

laser plane

Adhesive

Pad w/

Pull Tab

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Power Button

Retractable

Legs

To hold adhesive

away from the wall

during placement

Sliding

Adhesive

Plate

Allows tilting of unit

±10˚ to level or

plumb the laser

Release Liner

For proper application

of adhesive to unit,

see illustration 8.

Illustration 7

Illustration 6

Release

Button

For Stand-off legs

Allows legs

to extend

_10˚

TILT

Level &

Plumb Vials

Aligned to the

laser plane

Adhesive

Pad w/

Pull Tab

Application and Removal of Adhesive on Laser

Pod

1. To apply the adhesive to the unit, follow the steps

outlined in illustration 8.

2. Lower the standoff legs by pressing the release

button (see illustration 6).

3. Make sure that the adhesive plate is centered

so you have clearance to tilt the unit to either

side (see illustration 6).

4. Place the unit on the surface and position it

where required. Press the unit toward the wall

so the adhesive is applied and the legs lock in

the retracted position.

5. To remove the adhesive from the surface and

the laser unit, SSLLOOWWLLYYpull on the adhesive tab in

the direction shown.

Note: To assure a continued good bond of the adhesive

to the product, periodically wipe the sliding adhesive

plate (see illustration 6) with a swab dipped in

isopropyl or rubbing alcohol to keep the surface clean.

To remove the adhesive from

the surface and laser unit,

slowly pull the tab in the

direction shown.

Apply the 2nd adhesive pad

in the position shown.

Press the adhesive on to the

laser unit in the position shown.

Use the release liner to press the

adhesive to the unit. Then peel

away second release liner.

ILLUSTRATION 8

Remove the release

liner from 1 side.

Avoid touching adhesive.

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Calibration

Calibrate the unit on wall before scanning for wood

or metal stud.

Note: While calibrating, the IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrroomust

nnoottbe placed directly over a stud, dense material

such as metal, wet or newly painted areas as this

will prevent the unit from calibrating properly. If this

is done over wood or metal stud the unit will give

no indication when moved away from the area.

Move to a different location and try again.

1. Hold the IntelliLLaasseerr™PPrrooflat against the surface,

making firm contact. Press and hold the “On”

button. All indicators on the LCD are displayed

while the unit goes through its’ 1 to 3 second

calibration cycle. The word “CALIBRATING“ will

appear on LCD (illustration 4) while the unit is

calibrating to surface.

Following the completion of calibration, the unit

will beep and the word “READY” will be shown

on the LCD (illustration 9). The LED light will

illuminate the keypad showing the depth mode

(1/2” depth default).

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To remove the adhesive from

the surface and laser unit,

slowly pull the tab in the

direction shown.

Apply the 2nd adhesive pad

in the position shown.

Press the adhesive on to the

laser unit in the position shown.

Use the release liner to press the

adhesive to the unit. Then peel

away second release liner.

ILLUSTRATION 8

Remove the release

liner from 1 side.

Avoid touching adhesive.

WARNING:

Do not pull the adhesive and/or laser pod

away from the surface. Damage to the surface may

result. If the tab separates from the adhesive, very slowly

pull the unit away from the surface to allow time for the

adhesive to gently separate from the surface/unit.

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IMPORTANT:The unit can

not be moved before

calibration is complete.

“READY” will appear

on the LCD.

Notes:

1. Laser line is always on when

holding the “ON” button.

2. Continue to hold the “ON” button during stud

detection.

USAGE OF STUD SENSOR

Selecting depth detection

1. Depress and hold “ON” button once (1x) to select

to 1/2” read depth detection. The 1/2” mode LED

will illuminate (illustration 5). The unit will then

calibrate, followed by a beep and a “READY”

displayed on the LCD.

2. “Double-click”/Depress and hold “ON” button

twice (2x) to select 1” read depth selection. The

1” LED will illuminate (illustration 5). The unit will

then calibrate, followed by a beep and a “READY”

will appear on the LCD.

3. “Triple-click”/ Depress and hold “ON” button three

times (3x) to select 1-1/2” read depth selection.

The 1” LED will illuminate (illustration 5). The unit

will then calibrate, followed by a beep and a

“READY” will appear on the LCD.

Detecting Wood or Metal Studs

1. Once the unit is calibrated, slide the unit across

the surface in a straight line horizontally.

As the unit gets closer to the stud, the cross will

appear and the indicator rings will illuminate in

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ILLUSTRATION 9

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ILLUSTRATION 11

ILLUSTRATION 10

Mark1 Mark2

Stud

Center Mark

Side

Direction

Side

Direction

Steps 1 & 2 Steps 3 & 4 Steps 5

Stud Being Detected

ILLUSTRATION 12

succession from the largest to the smallest as

shown in illustration 10. When the stud edge is

detected, the “stud” indicator and vertical “EDGE”

symbol will appear as shown in illustration 11.

The unit will also sound a constant tone.

2. Use the indicator line to mark the stud edge.

3. Continue sliding past the stud until the indicator

turns off and the unit stops beeping.

4. Repeat steps 1 and 2 in the other direction.

5. The midpoint between the two marks is the stud

center.

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