Leica 6007282 User Manual
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Accessories
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by using the wall mount, move the laser over the refer-
ence mark.
ence mark.
X
Adjust the rotating or scanning beam to a second
control point to establish the desired vertical plane.
For fine adjustments, use the CCW/CW {B-6 and B-7}
buttons to move the beam left and right.
control point to establish the desired vertical plane.
For fine adjustments, use the CCW/CW {B-6 and B-7}
buttons to move the beam left and right.
X
Once the laser is adjusted to the two reference marks,
points can easily be transferred from the floor to the
ceiling for the construction of walls.
points can easily be transferred from the floor to the
ceiling for the construction of walls.
X
This type of set up is an excellent application of the
use of the remote control unit. Use the remote while
monitoring the beam until it is in line with the second
control point. See illustration {H} in the back, inside
cover of this manual.
use of the remote control unit. Use the remote while
monitoring the beam until it is in line with the second
control point. See illustration {H} in the back, inside
cover of this manual.
Set-up for squaring or establishing
90° angles (Roteo 20HV/35/35G)
90° angles (Roteo 20HV/35/35G)
The Roteo has a plumb beam that projects from the top
of the rotating head. This beam is projected at a 90°
angle to the main beam. This feature allows the laser to
be used for laying out floor plans.
of the rotating head. This beam is projected at a 90°
angle to the main beam. This feature allows the laser to
be used for laying out floor plans.
To use the laser to square or establish 90° angles:
X
Follow exactly the same set up procedure above for
layout work.
layout work.
X
Align the laser to two reference points using either the
main beam or the top plumb beam.
main beam or the top plumb beam.
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Once aligned, the two beams create an accurate 90°
angle for wall layout and construction. See illustration
{I} in the back, inside cover of this manual.
angle for wall layout and construction. See illustration
{I} in the back, inside cover of this manual.
Accessories
RC-350 Remote Control
The RC-350 Remote Control has five buttons which
perform the same function as the buttons on the laser.
Refer to illustration {E} on the inside front cover of this
manual.
1) CCW Scan-Stationary Beam / Manual Slope
2) CW Scan-Stationary Beam / Manual Slope
3) Scan / Rotation Mode (1.5 seconds - Motorized
perform the same function as the buttons on the laser.
Refer to illustration {E} on the inside front cover of this
manual.
1) CCW Scan-Stationary Beam / Manual Slope
2) CW Scan-Stationary Beam / Manual Slope
3) Scan / Rotation Mode (1.5 seconds - Motorized
Mount)
4) Plus – Head Speed / Scan Width / Motorized Mount
5) Minus – Head Speed / Scan Width / Motorized Mount
5) Minus – Head Speed / Scan Width / Motorized Mount
The performance of CCW/CW and Plus/Minus keys is
dependent on the mode of operation selected. Please
refer to the table in "Button Functions" on page 4 to
better understand their functionality.
• The red LED at the top of the remote will flash each
dependent on the mode of operation selected. Please
refer to the table in "Button Functions" on page 4 to
better understand their functionality.
• The red LED at the top of the remote will flash each
time a button is pressed, indicating that the remote is
transmitting to the laser.
transmitting to the laser.
• Battery – To open the battery compartment {E-6} and
change the battery, push the battery cover in the
direction of the arrow. The RC-350 requires one AA
alkaline battery.
direction of the arrow. The RC-350 requires one AA
alkaline battery.
RRC-350 Receiver/Remote Control
The RRC-350 Receiver/Remote Control is a combina-
tion Laser Receiver and Remote Control for the laser. It
is important to note that with the power turned ON, the
tion Laser Receiver and Remote Control for the laser. It
is important to note that with the power turned ON, the