Stanley STHT77100 Manuel utilisateur

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STHT77100

User Manual

Please read these instructions before operating the product.

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Contents

• User Safety

• Battery Safety

• Setup (Load Batteries)

• Operation

• Warranty

• Error Codes

• Specifications

Retain all sections of this manual for

futurereference.

User Safety

WARNING: Carefully read the Safety

Instructions and Product Manual

before using this product. The person

responsible for the product must ensure

that all users understand and adhere to

theseinstructions.

WARNING: The following label

information is placed on your laser tool

to inform you of the laser class for your

convenience andsafety.

USA CANADA/LAG EU/GEMUSA

The STHT77100 tools emit a visible laser beam,

as shown in Figure A 1 . The laser beam

emitted is Laser Class 2 per IEC 60825-1.

WARNING: While the laser tool is in

operation, be careful not to expose your

eyes to the emitting laser beam (red

light source). Exposure to a laser beam

for an extended time period may be

hazardous to your eyes. Do not look

into the beam with opticalaids.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of

injury, user must read the Product User

manual, Laser Safety manual, and

Battery Safetyinformation.

CAUTION:Use of controls or

adjustments or performance of

procedures other than those specified

herein may result in hazardous

radiationexposure.

Battery Safety

WARNING: Batteries can explode or

leak and cause serious injury or fire. To

reduce the risk:

• ALWAYS follow all instructions and

warnings on the battery label and package.

• DO NOT short any battery terminals.

• DO NOT charge alkalinebatteries.

• DO NOT mix old and new batteries. Replace

all of them at the same time with new

batteries of the same brand andtype.

• DO NOT mix batterychemistries.

• DO NOT dispose of batteries infire.

• ALWAYS keep batteries out of reach

ofchildren.

• ALWAYS remove batteries if the device will

not be used for severalmonths.

• NOTE: Ensure that the recommended

batteries areused.

NOTE: Ensure the batteries are inserted in the

correct manner, with the correct polarity.

Setup (Load Batteries)

1. Locate the battery compartment latch on

the back of the tool (Figure D 2).

2. Using your finger, pull the latch up to

unlock and remove the battery door

(Figure E 1 and 2).

3. Insert two AAA batteries, making sure to

position the - and + ends of each battery

as noted inside the battery compartment

(Figure E 3).

4. Slide the pins at the bottom of the battery

door into the notches in the battery

compartment (Figure E 4).

E5. Push the battery door down until it snaps

in place (Figure E 4).

When the tool is ON, the battery level appears

in the display window (Figure C 1).

SETUP LDM

Turn On Tool

Click On (Figure A 3 ) to turn on thetool.

Changing the ReferenceLocation

The tool will measure the distance from the

bottom (Figure F 1 ) or top (Figure F 2 ) of the

tool to the wall orobject.

1. Press and hold the gear button (FigureA

4 ) for 3 seconds.The measurement

reference location icon (Figure C 5 ) will

flash on the display window.

2. Press the gear button again to change the

referencelocation.

3. Press the On button (Figure A 3 ) to

confirm the referencelocation.

Changing the Unit of Measure

Once the current measurement is taken (the

device is not in Continuous Measure mode),

you can change the unit of measure from

decimal ft (6.21 ft) to fractional ft (6'02"9/16),

fractional ft to meters (1.894 m), meters to

inches (74 9/16 in), or inches to decimalft.

• To change the measurement unit, hold

the gear button (Figure A 4 ) for three

seconds to enter the units menu. Press

the on button to confirm your reference

location. Once confirmed, the current

unit of measurement will be displayed,

press the gear to change units and the on

button to confirm

OPERATION

Measuring Distance to a Wall or Object

1. Point the laser (Figure A 1 ) toward the

wall or object whose distance you need to

measure (FigureF).

2. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to measure

the distance from the tool to the wall or

object. Refer to Setup LDM to change

the reference location and / or unit

ofmeasurement.

3. At the bottom of the display window

(Figure A 2 ), view the current

measurement (Figure C 3 ), which will

keep changing as you move thetool.

To record the measurement click On. To record

another measurement, click On again.Then

repeat steps 1-3.

Measuring Area

You can measure the area of a wall, floor,

orobject.

1. Press the gear button (Figure A 4 ) once

to show the area icon (Figure B 1 ) on the

display window (Figure A 2).

Measure thelength.

1. Position the tool at one end of the target

and point the laser dot across the length.

(Figure G 2 shows where to position the

tool if measuring from the top of the tool.)

2. Press On to display the length

measurement on the first line of the

displaywindow.

Measure thewidth.

1. Point the top of the tool at one side of the

target (wall, floor, orobject).

2. Position the tool at one end of the target

and point the laser dot across the width.

(Figure G 1 shows where to position the

tool if you are measuring from the top of

the tool.)

3. Press On to display the width

measurement at the top of the

displaywindow.

View the Area measurement at the bottom of

the display window (Figure C 3 ).

• MAKE DIST BUTTON ON BUTTON

Measuring Volume

You can measure the volume of a room

orobject.

1. Press the gear button (Figure A 4 ) twice

to show the volume icon on the display

window (Figure C 3).

Measure thewidth.

1. Point the top of the tool at one side of the

target (room orobject).

2. Position the tool at one end of the target

and point the laser dot across the width.

(Figure H 1 ) shows where to position the

tool if you are measuring from the top of

the tool.)

3. Press to display the width measurement at

the top of the displaywindow.

Measure thelength.

1. Position the tool at one end of the target

and point the laser dot across the length.

(Figure H 2 ) shows where to position the

tool if you are measuring from the top of

the tool.)

2. Press On to display the length

measurement on the second line of the

displaywindow.

Measure theheight.

1. Positon the tool at one end of the target

and point the laser dot across the height.

(Figure H 3 shows where to position the

tool if you are measuring from the bottom

of thetool).

2. Press On to display the height

measurement on the third line of the

displaywindow.

View the Volume measurement at the bottom

of the display window (Figure C 3 ).

Measuring the Height of a Tall Object

If you need to measure the height of a tall

object (e.g., a tall building), you can calculate

the height based on the distances from the

same point to 2 or 3 points on the object.

The tool will use the PythagoreanTheorem

(A2+B2=C2) to calculate theheight.

Measure a distance with two

measurements

You can use the distance to two points on

a tall object (Double Indirect Height) to

determine its height (FigureI1).

1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A 1

toward a wall or object, and not toward

anyone'seyes.

2. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to turn the

tool on and display the red laserdot.

3. Press the gear button (Figure A 4 ) three

times to show pythagoras (Figure B 2 ) on

the displaywindow.

4. Position the tool opposite the bottom of

the building or object whose height you

need to measure (FigureI2).

5. Aim the laser at the highest point of the

building or object (FigureI2).

6. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to measure

thedistance.

7. From the same point, aim the laser

straight ahead toward the lowest point of

the building or object (FigureI3).

8. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to measure

thedistance.

9. On the bottom line of the screen, view the

height of the building orobject.

Measure a distance with three

measurements

You can use the distance to three points on a

tall object to determine its height (FigureJ1).

1. Point the tool's laser (Figure A 1

toward a wall or object, and not toward

anyone'seyes.

2. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to turn the

tool on and display the red laserdot.

3. Press the gear button (Figure A 4 ) four

times to show pythagoras on the display

window (Figure C 7).

E4. Position the tool opposite the

approximate center of the vertical height

to be measured (FigureJ2).

5. Aim the laser at the highest point of the

building or object (FigureJ2).

6. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to measure

thedistance.

7. From the same point, aim the laser

straight ahead toward the center of the

building or object (FigureJ3).

8. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to measure

thedistance.

9. From the same point, aim the laser at the

lowest point of the building or object

(FigureJ4).

10. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to measure

thedistance.

11. On the bottom line of the screen, view the

height of the building orobject.

Adding Measurements

You can add two measurements to get a total

measurement of the twodistances.

1. Press gear button (Figure A 4 ) to show

the addition icon on the display window

(Figure C 4 )

2. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to measure

the distance from the tool to the wall

orobject.

3. Press the On button to record the first

measurement on the topline.

4. Point the laser (Figure A 1 ) toward the

next wall orobject.

5. Press the On button to record the second

measurement on the middleline.

6. View the total of the two measurements

at the bottom of the display window

(FigureC 3 ).

Subtracting Measurements

You can subtract one measurement

fromanother.

1. Press gear button (Figure A 4 ) to show

the subtraction icon on the display

window (Figure C 3).

2. Point the laser at the top of the tool laser

(Figure A 1 ) toward the wall or object

whose distance you need tomeasure.

3. Press On button (Figure A 3 ) to measure

the distance from the tool to the wall

orobject.

4. Press the On button to record the first

measurement on the topline.

5. Point the laser at the top of the tool

toward the next wall orobject.

6. Press the On button to record the second

measurement on the middleline.

7. View the difference of the two

measurements at the bottom of the

display window (Figure C 3).

NOTE: If Second measurement is larger

than first: IC 601 will be displayed

for a negative number. Please switch

measurement points so first measurement

is larger than second

Turning Off the Tool

The tool can be turned off in either of

theseways:

• Press and hold the on button

(Figure A 3 ) for several seconds (until the

display windowclears).

• If you do not use the tool for 180 seconds,

it will automatically turnoff.

Three Year Limited Warranty

Stanley warrants this product for a period

of (2) years against deficiencies in material

and workmanship. This LIMITED WARRANTY

does not cover products that are improperly

used, abused, altered or repaired. Please call

800-262-2161 for more information or return

instructions. Unless otherwise noted, Stanley

will repair without cost, any Stanley product

found to be defective, including parts and

labor charges, or at Stanley’s option, will

replace such tools or refund the purchase

price, less the amount for depreciation, in

exchange for the defective tool. THIS LIMITED

WARRANTY EXCLUDES ALL INCIDENTAL OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states

do not allow the exclusion or limitation of

incidental or consequential damages, so these

limitations may not apply to you.This LIMITED

LIFETIME WARRANTY gives you specific legal

rights that may vary from state to state. In

addition to the warranty, STANLEY Lasers are

covered by: 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.

If you are not completely satisfied with the

performance of your STANLEY Laser for any

reason, you can return it within 30 days from

the date of purchase with a receipt for a

fullrefund.

Protecting the Environment

wSeparate collection. Products and

batteries marked with this symbol

must not be disposed of with

normal householdwaste.

Products and batteries contain materials

that can be recovered or recycled reducing

the demand for raw materials. Please recycle

electrical products and batteries according

to local provisions. Further information is

available at www.2helpU.com.

Batteries

• When disposing batteries, think of the

protection of theenvironment.

• Check with your local authorities

for an environmentally safe way of

batterydisposal.

EError Codes

If INFO appears on the display window with a Code number, perform the corresponding Corrective Action.

Code Description Corrective Action

IC101 Received signal too high Target is too reective. Use the target plate or change the

target surface.

IC201 Too much background light Reduce the background light on the target area.

IC302 Temperature out of range Allow device too warm or cool and repeat measurement

IC303 Distance not in range or

signal too low

Adjust range, if within range change target surface

IC401 Battery too low for

measurements

Recharge battery or change batteries if non-rechargeable

IC505 Hardware error Switch the device on/off several times. If error still occurs, return

device to Service Center or Distributor

IC601 Negative number Measure longer distance before shorter distance for positive result

IC604 Invalid measurement for

calculation

Remeasure distances, hypotenuse must be larger than sides of

triangle

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