Operating The Instrument - EGAmaster 65512 Manual De Instrucciones

Note:
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The rod adapter is to be used when the detector is used together with s regleta or plain
rod.

OPERATING THE INSTRUMENT

1. The level is always in the automatic self-leveling mode (auto) when turned on. Once the
level has self-leveled, the rotor head will start rotating and the laser beam will start emitting.
Then press and hold the I/O key more than 3 seconds, it will enter manual mode.
2. This way, the beam will rotate even if the level is not levelled. For safety, the green light will
returned to red light above the I/O key to advise the user that the laser is in manual mode.
3. In this mode, the slope function can be operated.
4. When it is necessary for working on inclined planes, this mode will be required.
HORIZONTAL OPERATION
1. Press the power supply key (I/O) to switch the unit on.
2. Automatic self-leveling function works and levelling begins automatically. When levelling is
completed, the rotor begins to rotate and emits visible laser beam.
3. To select the manual mode, press and hold this key for more than 3 seconds.
4. To press the speed key to select of rotor. 4 grades: 600rpm, 300rpm, 5rpm, 0rpm,
circulating in above sequence by each pressing. In cal mode, speed will shift between 0rpm
and 600rpm.
5. When the speed is 0rpm, press the scan key to enter scan mode, 3 angle ranges:
10º,30º,60º, circulating in above sequence by each pressing. In scan mode, press and hold
either of the key to change the scan line to point which moves slowly. After releasing the
key, the unit will be back to scan mode, and the scan line will be repositioned accordingly.
6. When the unit is in auto self-leveling or in spot mode, press and hold the I/O key after 3
seconds into man mode, moving the laser beam to the X axis direction, then press and hold
the slope key, the unit left/right titling along X axis direction. The titling angle range is less
than ±5.7º. In cal mode, press the key in short time to calibrate the accuracy of X/Y axis.
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