NEO NL 660 Manual Del Usuario Y Garantía página 20

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U s e r s M a n u a l
MOUNTING LEVEL TO TRIPOD BASE
1. Put the level on the levelling platform and
slide the front of the tool into and around
the alignment pin (Fig. 20).
2. Place the level and levelling platform onto
the tripod base and turn the three black
adjustment knobs to secure in place (Fig.
20).
3. Attach tripod base to tripod using the stan-
dard 1/4-20 UNC threaded fitting included
with tripod (Fig. 20).
4. Turn the level "ON". DO NOT point the tool
in the direction of your eyes or anyone
else's eyes.
5. Align the laser line with your point of ref-
erence.
PROJECTING VERTICAL LASER LINES
When used with the levelling platform, the
laser level will project a plumb vertical line on
the surface directly in front of the tool from
any angle in the room (Fig. 21).
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
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However, if you want to project a straight ver-
tical line across two or more adjacent surfaces,
the level and levelling platform must be posi-
tioned directly in front of the work area to
prevent the tool from projecting an adjacent
line that is at the same angle as the tool pro-
jection angle (Fig. 22).
PROJECTING HORIZONTAL LASER LINES
When used with the levelling platform, the
laser level will project a level horizontal line
on the surface directly in front of the tool
from any height the tool is set and horizontal-
ly levelled (Fig. 23).
If you only want to project a level horizontal
line on one surface, the tool can be angled to
line up with the mark or reference point (Fig.
23).
To project a straight horizontal line across two
or more adjacent surfaces, the level and level-
ling platform must be precisely levelled using
the 2 bubble levels on the tool. This will align
the level to the same height of the reference
point which prevents the tool from projecting
an adjacent line that is at the same angle as
the tool projection angle (Fig. 24)
Fig. 23
Fig. 24
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