Technical Specifications; Overview; Overview Of Keypad; Auto/Man Key - Makita SKR301 Instrucciones De Uso

1.2 Technical Specifications

Recommended
use (diameter)
Leveling accuracy
Leveling range
Scanning angle
Laser diode
Power
Charging time
Battery life
Size
Rotation speed
Weatherproof

1.3 Overview

1. Rotating head
2. Plumb or square laser beam aperture
3. Laser beam aperture
4. Laser chalk line aperture
5. Arrow
6. 90° index mark (one of four)
7. Retractable foot for vertical setup
8. Adjustable feet for vertical setup
9. Batteries
10. Jack for battery charger
11. 5/8 - 11 mount
12. Top cover
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1,000 ft. (300m) with detector
0.010 % (+/– 1/8" at 100 feet
+/–10 mm at 100 m)
+ / – 8 %
From 3° to 34°
635 nm maximum
European version: 1mW, Class II
US version: 2mW, class IIIR
2 alkaline batteries (LR20 or D)
or rechargeable batteries
15 hours
40 hours with rechargeable batteries
160 hours with alkaline batteries
6" x 6 1/2" x 6 3/4"
(15 x 16 x 17 cm)
3 lbs (1.3 kg)
0-90-150-300-450-600 rpm
Rain and dustproof (IP65)

1.4 Overview of keypad

14. Laser rotation control to the left + speed control
Save calibration data
15. Laser rotation control to the right + speed control
Change calibration Axis
16. Moving the square shot to the right / Move beam down
17. Moving the square shot to the left / Move beam up
18. Capture window for remote control
19. Manual mode LED / Z Axis calibration indicator
20. Manual / Automatic
21. H.I Alert light / Y Axis calibration indicator
22. H.I Alert (Tilt)
23. Battery low light / X Axis calibration indicator
24. On/Off
Italics correspond to indication and keys used in calibration mode.
2. How to use your SKR301 laser
An overview of laser and keypad functions can be found in the
inside front cover.
The laser does a self-test when turned on. The beam blinks while the
laser is self-leveling. After it has leveled, the head will start to rotate.

2.1 Auto/Man key (20)

• Auto: Automatic leveling
Default mode when laser is switched on
• Man: Manual use
The SKR301 laser is always in the automatic self-leveling mode
(auto) when turned on. Once the instrument has self-leveled, the laser
head will start rotating.
You can choose to have constant rotation by using the manual mode.
This way, the beam will rotate even if the instrument is not leveled
(necessary when working on inclined planes).
For safety, a red light will blink above the Auto/Manual button to
advise the user that the laser is in manual mode.
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