Trimble Spectra Precision Laser User Guide
- June 7, 2024
- Trimble
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Spectra Precision Laser
UL 633N
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION 2 FOR YOUR SAFETY 3 COMPONENTS 4 HOW TO USE THE LASER SYSTEM
4.1 Powering the Laser 4.1.1 Batteries 4.1.2 Recharging the batteries
4.2 RC603N Radio/IR Remote Control 4.2.1 Powering the RC603N 4.2.2 Turning
On/Off the RC603N
4.3 ST802/ST805 Signal Transporter 4.3.1 Powering the ST802/ST805 4.3.2
Turning On/Off the ST802/ST805
5 LASER SETUP 5.1 Turning On/Off the Laser 5.2 Features and functions 5.2.1
Standard Display 5.3 Standard Features 5.3.1 X-Y-Z-grade entering – Digit
Select mode (Default) 5.3.2 X-Y-Z-grade – Step and Go mode 5.3.3 Rotation Mode
5.3.4 Pointing Mode 5.3.5 Scan Mode 5.3.6 Manual Mode
6 SPECIAL MENU FEATURES 6.1 Menu Functions (radio controlled) 6.2 Menu
Functions (IR controlled) 6.3 Automatic PlaneLok Mode 6.4 Automatic Grade
Match 6.5 Manual Grade Match 6.6 Automatic Axis Alignment 6.6.1 Automatic Axis
Alignment 6.6.2 View Align Angles 6.6.3 Edit Align Angles 6.7 Mask Mode 6.8
Spot Search 6.9 Activating/Deactivating Standby mode 6.10 Start Reference
Check
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6.11 Setting Menu
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6.12 Info
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6.13 Service
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6.14 RC603N Service Menu
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6.14.1 RF IR Options
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6.14.2 RF Connectivity
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7 SPECIAL FEATURES – VERTICAL SETUP
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7.1 Z-Axis Automatic Spot Align
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7.2 Z-axis Automatic Spot Lok
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7.3 Z-axis Automatic Spot Match
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7.4 Line Scan
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7.5 Beam Plunge
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8 SETTING
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8.1 Pairing
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8.2 Pairing the laser with remote control
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8.3 Pairing the laser with receiver HL760
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8.4 Pairing the laser with the Signal Transporter (ST802/ST805)
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8.5 Grade Entry
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8.6 Grade Display
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8.7 Sensitivity Selection
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8.8 HI-alert selection
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8.9 User Name
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8.10 Set Password
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8.11 Password On/Off
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8.12 Radio (RF-Channel)
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8.13 Select Language
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8.14 Position Info
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9 CALIBRATION
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9.1 Checking Calibration of the Y- and X-Axes
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9.2 Checking Calibration of the Z-(vertical) Axis
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10 TROUBLESHOOTING
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11 SF601 SPOT FINDER USER GUIDE
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12 PROTECTING THE UNIT
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13 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
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14 PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
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15 WARRANTY
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16 TECHNICAL DATA
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16.1 UL633N
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16.2 RC603N
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16.3 SF601
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17 DECLARATION OF CONFORMATY
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18 ELECTROMAGNETICAL COMPATIBILITY
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1 INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing one of the Spectra Precision Lasers from the Trimble
family of precision lasers. The universal laser is an easy-to-use tool that
offers accurate horizontal, vertical and sloped laser reference up to 1300 ft
(400 m) away using a receiver. The plumb beam can be detected automatically
and manually using the additional SpotFinder.
2 FOR YOUR SAFETY
For hazardless and safe operation, read all the user guide instructions.
· Use of this product by people other than those trained on this product may
result in exposure to hazardous laser light.
· Do not remove warning labels from the unit. · The UL633N is Class 3A/3R (IEC
60825-1:2014). · Never look into the laser beam or direct it to the eyes of
other people. · Always operate the unit in a way that prevents the beam from
getting into people`s eyes. · If initial service is required, which results in
the removal of the outer protective cover, removal must only be
performed by factory-trained personnel. Caution: Use of other than the
described user and calibration tools or other procedures may result in
exposure to hazardous laser light. Caution: Using different than described at
the UL633N user guide, may result in unsafe operation.
3 COMPONENTS
a Keypad/LCD-Display b Handle c Rotor with fan beam lens d Sunshade e Axes-
Alignment-Marks f Sighting Guides/Scope Mounts g Battery door h Rubber
Cover/Recharge Jack i 5/8″ x 11 Tripod Mounts j Rubber Feet k Turnable Legs l
Plus and Minus Battery Diagrams
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4 HOW TO USE THE LASER SYSTEM
4.1 POWERING THE LASER
4.1.1 Batteries WARNING
Ni-MH batteries may contain small amounts of harmful substances. Be sure to
charge the battery before using it for the first time, and after not using it
for an extended length of time. Charge only with specified chargers according
to device manufacturer`s instructions. Do not open the battery, dispose of in
fire or short circuit; it may ignite, explode, leak or get hot causing
personal injury. Dispose in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and
local regulations. Keep the battery away from children. If swallowed, do not
induce vomiting. Seek medical attention immediately
4.1.2 Recharging the Batteries The laser might be shipped with a rechargeable
Ni-MH battery pack. Note: The approximate charge of the batteries is shown at
the left top side of the LCD.
The charger requires approx. 10 hours to charge empty rechargeable batteries.
For charging, connect the plug of the charger to the recharge jack of the
battery pack.
New or long-time out-of-use rechargeable batteries reach their best
performance after being charged and recharged five times. For Indoor
applications the charger can be used as a power supply for the laser.
Alkaline batteries can be used as a backup. Insert 4 D-cell batteries noting
the plus (+) and minus (-) diagrams inside the battery housing.
The batteries should only be charged when the laser is between 50° F and 104°
F (10°C to 40°C). Charging at a higher temperature may damage the batteries.
Charging at a lower temperature may increase the charge time and decrease the
charge capacity, resulting in loss of performance and shortened life
expectancy.
4.2 RC603N Radio/IR Remote Control
4.2.1 Powering the RC603N 1. Open the battery door using a coin or similar pry
device to release
the battery door tab on the RC603N. RC603N will be shipped with alkaline
batteries. Rechargeable batteries can be used optional but need to be charged
externally 2. Insert two AA batteries noting the plus (+) and minus (-)
diagrams inside the battery housing. 3. Close the battery door. Push down
until it “clicks” into the locked position.
4.2.2 Turning On/Off the RC603N The radio/IR remote control is a hand-held
device that allows you to send operational commands to the laser from a remote
location.
Press the power button to turn on the radio remote control. The symbol ” ” and
additional vertical bars appear in the right corner of the remote’s top
display line indicating the radio connection status between the laser and the
remote control. If the RC603N is outside the radio operating range the remote
switches automatically into the IR connection capability.
Note: When the remote control is initially turned on, the standard display
(model number and software version) appear for the first 3 seconds, then the
axes symbols and last-entered grade for each axis appear in the LCD.
With every button press, the LCD backlight is activated and turns off
automatically if no button is pressed for 8 seconds.
To turn off the radio remote control, press the power button for two secounds.
Note: 5 minutes after the last button press, the remote control turns off
automatically.
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4.3 ST802/ST805 SIGNAL TRANSPORTER
4.3.1 POWERING THE ST802/ST805 1.Open the battery door using a coin or similar
pry device to release the battery door tab on the
ST802/ST805. ST802/ST805 will be shipped with alkaline batteries. Rechargeable
batteries can be used optional but need to be charged externally. 2.Insert two
AA batteries noting the plus (+) and minus (-) diagrams inside the battery
housing. 3.Close the battery door. Push down until it “clicks” into the locked
position.
4.3.2 Turning On/Off the ST802/ST805 The signal transporter (ST) is a hand-
held device that extends the radio range of a laser which is paired with the
ST. Press the power button to power on the signal transporter. All LEDs turn
on for three seconds. Finally a flashing yellow status LED shows the signal
transporter has been paired with a laser but this laser is not available. A
solid blinking yellow status LED is showing that the radio connection between
the signal transporter and the paired laser has been established.
5 LASER SETUP
Position the laser horizontally (tripod mount and rubber feet downward!) on a
stable platform, wall mount or tripod at the desired elevation. The laser
recognizes automatically whether it is used horizontally or vertically when
switched on.
5.1 Turning On/Off the laser Press the power button for one second to turn On
the laser.
Press the power button for two seconds to turn Off the laser.
Note: When a grade value has been entered and after temperature change of more
than 9°F (5°C), the unit starts the temperature/reference check while the
thermometer symbol is flashing (Pic 1).
Pic 1 Reference check
Pic 2 Standard display horizontal
Pic 3 Standard display vertical Another temperature check takes place after 20
min. and finally every 60 min. When the temperature/reference check has been
finished, the standard display appears and the bubble symbols flash until
self-leveling has been completed (Pic 2). If the self-leveling can’t be
finished based on the selected sensitivity, an error message appears. A bubble
symbol helps to adjust the unit at the cross axis when set up vertical for
automatic Spot Align or in vertical manual mode.
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5.2 Features and Functions
5.2.1 Standard Display The remote control mirrors the functionality of the laser keypad
Battery status laser Mask selection
HI alert function is activated Battery Status Remote Control
Rotation speed/Scan angle
Fan Beam is activated Button 1: Quickly press and release starts the MENU
entry. Button 2: Quickly press and release starts the grade entering mode.
Button 3: Quickly press and release activates/ deactivates the manual mode.
Button 4: Quickly press and release to toggle through the pre-selected
rotation speeds.
Press and hold for three seconds changes the unit into scan mode. When in scan
mode, quickly press and release button 4 toggles through the pre-selected
scan sizes. Button 5, 8: up/down arrow buttons. Button 6, 7: left/right arrow
buttons. Button 9: ON/OFF button – press for 1 second to
turn on the unit; press and hold for 2 seconds to turn off the unit.
Leveling/Standby LED (green/red)
Status Radio Connectivity
5.3 Standard Features
5.3.1 X-Y-Z-grade entering Digit Select mode (Default)
Quickly press and release button 2 (Pic 5) starts the grade entering mode.
Both grade values will be shown. A cursor (Pic 6) blinks at the current
position which can be changed. Press/release button 1 a quick set to 0%
Press/release button 2 a change the sign in front of the grade value
Press/release button 3 a return to the standard display. Quickly press and
release button 4 to confirm the selected grade value and return to the
standard display.
Pic 5 Standard Display
Pic 6 Grade Entry Mode
Press and release button 5 or 8 (down or up) to move the cursor to the X- or Y-axis (not used in Z- mode). Pressing and releasing button 6 or 7 (right or left) moves the cursor to the right/left. Use button 1 or 2 (Plus or Minus) to set the desired digit (Pic 9). The laser will self-level to the required grade position after confirming the grade change with button 4.
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Pic 9 Set Digit Note: The bubble symbols at the laser and remote control LCD
will flash until the laser has been self-leveled to the requested grade
position.
5.3.2 X-Y-Z-grade entering Step and Go mode
How to change to ,Step and Go` mode see chapter 8.5
Quickly press and release button 2 (Pic 10) starts the grade entering mode.
Both grade values will be shown. Press/release button 1 a grade reverse Y (Pic
11) Press/release button 2 a grade reverse X (Pic 11) Press/release button 3 a
return to the standard display Quickly press and release button 4 to confirm
the selected grade value and return to the standard display
Pic 10 Standard Display
Pic 11 Grade Reverse
Press and hold button 6 or 7 (left/right) to change X- axis grade value after the comma; press and hold buttons 6 + 7 simultaneously starts X-axis quick change mode where the grade value in front of the comma will be set to 0% and then starts changing in 1% increments.
Press and hold button 5 or 8 (up/down) for changing Y -axis grade value; press and hold buttons 5 + 8 simultaneously starts Y – axis quick change mode where the grade value in front of the comma will be set to 0% and then starts changing in 1% increments.
Note: The speed of the grade value change increases with the amount of time the button is held down.
Note: The grade value for both axes increases in 1.00% increments. When the grade value for either axis reaches its highest amount, the grade value switches to the lowest value for that axis. For example, the value switches from +25% to -25%.
The laser will self-level to the required grade position after confirming the grade change with button 4.
Note: The bubble symbols at the laser’s LCD will flash until the laser has been self-leveled to the requested grade position.
5.3.3 Rotation Mode
Repeatedly pressing the button 4 toggles through 0, 80, 200, 600, 750 rpm
regardless if the unit is in automatic or manual mode. At 0 rpm, the beam
stops automatically close to the +Y- axis center position. When set up in
automatic or grade mode, using buttons 5/8 increases/decreases rotor speed
from 0 to 80 and then up to 750 rpm continuously in 10 rpm increments.
5.3.4 Pointing Mode
At 0 rpm, buttons 6/7 move the beam to the left/right side. When set up
vertically at 0 rpm, button 5/8 move the beam clockwise/counterclockwise.
Note: Press and hold button 4 for three seconds to change the unit from
rotation mode (default) into scan mode.
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5.3.5 Scan Mode
Press and hold button 4 at the Standard Display for three seconds to change
the unit into scan mode. Quickly press and release button 4 to toggle between
the pre-selected scan sizes 5, 15, 45, 90, 180 degrees and 0; regardless if
the unit is in automatic or manual mode. When working in horizontal automatic
mode, press and hold button 5/8 to increase/decrease the line size in 5
degrees increments. Press and hold button 6/7 moves the scan line to the
right/left direction. When used in automatic vertical mode, pressing and
holding button 5/8 moves the scan line counterclockwise/ clockwise. When set
up vertical, pressing and holding button 6/7 moves the scan line into the
right/left direction regardless if in automatic or manual mode. Note: Press
and hold button 4 for three seconds to change the unit back to rotation mode
(default) mode.
5.3.6 Manual Mode
Pressing and releasing button 3 at the Standard Display activates/deactivates
the manual mode regardless if set up horizontal or vertical.
Manual mode is indicated by horizontal lines next to the axes symbols (Pic
12). An additional bubble helps to adjust the laser on the cross axis when set
up vertical (Pic 13).
Pic 12 Horizontal manual
Pic 13 Vertical manual
In manual mode (horizontal), the Y-axis can be sloped by pressing the Up-(5)
and Down-Arrow-(8) buttons on the laser`s keypad or the remote control.
Additionally, the X-axis can be sloped by pressing the Left-(6) and Right-(7)
Arrow-buttons on the laser or remote control.
In manual vertical mode, the up and down arrow buttons adjust the Z-axis
slope, and the left and right arrow buttons align the laser beam to the
right/left side.
To resume automatic self-leveling mode, press the manual button again.
6 SPECIAL MENU FEATURES
6.1 Menu Functions (Radio controlled) Press and release button 1 at the
Standard Display to enter the MENU. The menu offers always only the features
which can be selected depending on the setup (horizontal or vertical).
The icon of the selected function will be highlighted.
A down arrow at the the right site indicates that the user can scroll down
through the menu using the button 8 (down arrow).
After going to the next menu row, an up/down arrow at the the right site
indicates that the user can scroll up/ down through the menu (4 different
screens) using the buttons 5/8 (up/down arrows). Pressing and releasing button
3 changes the unit always back to the standard or previous display.
Press and release the buttons 6/7 until the desired icon at the selected menu
row is highlighted.
Press and release button 4 to open the submenu OR start the selected function.
6.2 Menu Functions (IR controlled)
If the RC603N is paired with a transmitter and the radio connection is not
available, e.g., through a pipe, the IR connection offers reduced functions
such as Spot Align, Spot Match and Pairing.
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Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display. Pressing and
releasing button 3 changes the unit always back to the standard or previous
display.
Press and release the buttons 5 to 8 until the desired icon is highlighted.
Press and release button 4 to open the submenu OR start the selected function.
Note: Pairing function is needed to pair an already paired remote with a new
transmitter.
The new transmitter has to be set to the pairing dialog for this operation.
Otherwise the pairing can not be successful processed.
The pairing information of the previous pairing is still stored in the
previous paired transmitter and should be deleted in the pairing dialog of
this transmitter
Note: If a remote is paired with a transmitter the IR signals of the remote
(in case of an interrupted radio connection) will transmitted in a private
mode so that only the paired transmitter can received these IR commands.
6.3 Automatic PlaneLok Mode
The PlaneLok mode can be activated in horizontal and vertical automatic and
manual mode.
In PlaneLok mode when set up horizontal, the beam will be locked to a fixed
elevation point (up to 150 m (490 ft) located on one axis at each side of the
laser.
For keeping vertical alignments fixed to a direction point, PlaneLok can be
used in both directions on the Y-axis and/or on the X-axis.
Note: In every PlaneLok mode the laser continues to servo to the receiver’s
signals. Any loss of signal over an extended period of time (1 minute) causes
the laser to go into the HI-alert condition (beam turns off, rotor stops and a
warning message occurs at the LCD. PlaneLok mode can be reactivated after the
error message has been deleted with button 4. Exiting of PlaneLok mode can be
done by pressing button 3 (ESC) or any HL760 button. Horizontal Set Up: 1. Set
up the laser over the reference point.
2. Attach the HL760 receiver to a grade rod. Place the receiver at the second
point and adjust it to the Ongrade position. The receiver should be
permanently mounted at this location and at the desired elevation.
3. Use the sighting guides on the top of the laser to align the laser to the
receiver. Turn the laser on the tripod until it is roughly aligned to the
receiver’s position (the alignment range for both axes is +/-40°).
4. Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select
PlaneLok (Pic 14).
Pic 14 PlaneLok horizontal
Pic 15 PlaneLok vertical
5. When set up horizontally, press and release button 4 to open the PlaneLok submenu; select the desired PlaneLok axis Y (Pic 16) or X (Pic 17) or Y and X-axis (Pic 18) then press button 4 to start PlaneLok.
Pic 16 PlaneLok Pic 17 PlaneLok Pic 18 PlaneLok Y-
Y-Axis
X-Axis
and X-Axis
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Note: The laser starts to search for the receiver. A flashing Receiver and Lock symbol appears at the selected axis and becomes solid when PlaneLok has been completed.
Pic 19 PlaneLok symbol
The HL760 display shows a flashing PL during the time the
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laser is searching and adjusting the beam to the on-grade position.
When PlaneLok is complete, PL stops flashing at the HL760 display.
6. Exiting of PlaneLok can be done by pressing button 3 (ESC).
Vertical Set Up:
1. Set up the laser over the reference point
2. Attach the HL760 receiver (with the vertical adapter) to the next
reference point
3. Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select
PlaneLok (Pic 15). Press and release button 4 to open the PlaneLok submenu;
select the Y axis (Pic 16) or X-axis (Pic 17) or Y- and X-axis (Pic 18) and
press and release button 4 to start PlaneLok.
Note: When used in vertical mode, the receiver has to be placed with the
photocell on the bottom side; for Y-PlaneLok, align the top of the receiver to
the top of the laser. The HL760 display shows a flashing PL during the
time the laser is searching and adjusting the beam to the on grade position.
When PlanLok is complete, – PL stops flashing at the HL760 display.
4. Exiting of PlaneLok can be done by pressing button 3 (ESC).
6.4 Automatic Grade Match
The Grade Match mode can be activated in horizontal automatic and manual mode.
In Grade Match mode, the laser can be used to measure the existing grade value
between two known elevation points (up to 150 m (490 ft) located on one axis
at each side of the laser
1. Set up the laser over the reference point.
2. Attach the HL760 receiver to a grade rod. Check the laser’s elevation next
to the laser then position the receiver at the second point WITHOUT changing
the receiver’s elevation on the rod.
3. Use the sighting guides on the top of the laser to align the laser to the
receiver. Turn the laser on the tripod until it is roughly aligned to the
receiver’s position (the alignment range for both axes is +/-40°).
4. Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select Grade
Match. (Pic 20)
Pic 20 Grade Match
5. Select the desired Grade Match axis Y (Pic 21) or X (Pic 22) or Y and X
(Pic 23) then press button 4 to start Grade Match.
Pic 21 Grade Match Pic 22 Grade Match Pic 23 Grade Match
Y-Axis
X-Axis
Y-/X-Axis
Note: The laser starts to search for the receiver. A flashing Receiver and angle symbol appears at the selected axis and disappears when Grade Match has been completed.
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While the laser is searching and adjusting the beam to the on-grade position,
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the HL760 display shows a flashing GM.
When Grade Match has been completed, the HL760 goes back to the standard
elevation display. The remote control as well as the laser will display the final
measured grade value.
Note: If Grade match can’t be completed by checking the limits, the laser comes with an Error message (Grade Match has Failed) which can be deleted with button 4 (OK). The HL760 goes back to standard elevation indication.
6.5 Manual Grade Match
Navigate to the menu Grade Match (Pic 20). Choose the submenu Grade Match Man. (Pic 25)
Pic 25 Grade Match manual
In Manual Grade Match, the beam on both axes can be adjusted to the receiver`s
on-grade position, e.g, when other receivers as the HL760 are used. The grade
for the Y-axis can be adjusted with button 5/8 while button 6/7 adjust the
X-axis. During Manual Grade Match a crossed vial and angle (Pic 26) symbol
appear next to the continuously changing Y- and X-axis grade value. After
adjusting to the receiver’s on-grade position, press button 2 (OK) to go back
to automatic mode where the final grade value will be shown for both axes.
Pic 26
Note: Pressing button 3 (ESC) exits Manual Grade Match and changes the unit to
manual mode..
6.6 Axis Alignment
6.6.1 Automatic Axis Alignment Automatic Axis Alignment mode adjusts
automatically the direction the grade axis is pointing to the receiver’s
location by an electronically simulation of rotating the unit on its base to
match the hub. Using Axis Alignment, the laser axis can be aligned to one
direction hub (up to 150 m (490 ft) located on one axis at each side of the
laser. 1. Set up the laser over the reference point. 2. Place the grade rod
with the attached HL760 receiver at the desired
direction hub. 3. Use the sighting guides on the top of the laser to align the
laser to
the receiver. Turn the laser on the tripod until it is roughly aligned to the
receiver’s position (the alignment range for both axes is +/-40°). 4. Press
and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select Axis Align.
(Pic 27)
Pic 27 Axis Alignment horizontal
5. Select the desired axis Y (Pic 28) or X (Pic 29) or Y and X (Pic 30) then
press button 4 to start Axis Align.
Pic 28 Axis Alignment Y Axis
Pic 29 Axis Pic 30 Axis Alignment Alignment X-Axis Y andX-Axis
Note: Adjusting the receiver into the beam before starting the automatic Axis Alignment reduces the time needed for finishing the alignment.
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6.6.2 View Align Angles
Selecting the submenu ,,View Align Angles” shows the alignment angle after an
axis alignment has been completed. This function can be used to measure an
angle difference between two direction hubs in a range up to max. 80° by
performing two axis alignments in sequence.
6.6.3 Edit Align Angles
The submenu ,,Edit Align Angles” selection allows to dial in an axis angle
where the axis direction will be aligned too after a first axis alignment has
been done. Two rows are available for typing in axis angle values.
Button 5 and 8 can be used to toggle between both rows. Changing the sign and
numbers can be done using the buttons 1 and 2.
Press and release button 4 to confirm the selected axis angles. The axes will
be adjusted while the display falls back to the main Menu.
Press and release button 3 (ESC) to exit the Angle functions.
6.7 Mask mode
Select the Mask icon (Pic 32) and press and release button 4 to open the Mask
setting menu. Depending on which side or corner the beam should be turned off,
the required sector can be selected. Press and release the buttons 5 to 8 for
moving a short flashing line around the mask mode symbol. For selecting the
sector where the bar is flashing, press and release button 1 (SET). Pic 32
After setting the first sector, button 1 changes to show CLR which offeres the
capability of deleting Mask Mode the selected mask sector again. Use button 5
to 8 to move the flashing bar to other required areas and repeat the setting
process. When all areas have been set, press button 4 to store the mask sector
selection until the unit will be turned off.
Note: The unit always powers up with the mask mode deactivated (default).
6.8 Manual Spot Search mode
The Spot Search mode is used for detecting the plumb beam manually using the Spot Finder SF601 and can be activated in horizontal and vertical automatic and manual mode.
Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select Spot Search (Pic 33).
Pic 33 Spot Search
Pressing button 4 activates the fan beam while the rotation speed changes to 750 rpm and the unit goes back to the standard display.
The 4 red LEDs around the center hole guide the user to the plumb beam`s center position – all 4 LEDs on => confirmation the SF601 has been set to the correct center position.
To switch off the Sport Search mode press and release the MENU button and
select Spot Search (Pic 33); pressing button 4 switches off the Spot Search
mode. The regular plumb beam is visible again and the unit
goes back to previous rotation speed.
Note: Manual Spot Search can also be activated any time by turning on the Spot Finder SF601.
Turning Off the SF601 deactivates the Spot Search mode immediately by deactivating the fan beam.
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6.9 Activating/Deactivating Standby mode Press and release the MENU button at
the Standard Display and select Standby (Pic 31). Pressing and releasing
button 4 activates the Standby mode. The self-leveling will be stopped and the
beam will be turned off while the HI alert is still active.
Pic 34 The display shows the standby symbol and the Level/Standby LED flashes
red every 5 seconds.
Standby
To deactivate Standby mode and restore full operation of the laser, press and
release button 4.
6.10 Start Reference Check
When working during temperature changes and over long distances the product requires a frequent
reference check to maintain accuracy and avoid errors caused by drift. The transmitter will do an
automatic upon start up and after 20 minutes of operation. It will repeat the reference check every
60 minutes and when there is a 5°C (9°F) change within the product. When carrying out work where
Pic 35 accuracy is paramount it is advised to manually prompt a reference check at regular intervals.
Reference Check
Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select Reference Check
(Pic 35).
Pressing and releasing button 4 starts the Reference Check considering the current temperature inside the
housing. While the rotor checks the correct position the rotation will be stopped.
Note: A grade value has to be entered before the unit starts the reference check.
6.11 Setting Menu
Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select Settings
(Pic 36).
Press and release button 4 to open the Setting Menu; select the desired
function then press button 4 to open the selected submenu function OR start
the selected function.
Pic 36 Settings
Please see the Setting Menu details at the end of the user guide.
6.12 Info Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select
Info (Pic 37). Buttons 6/7 can be used to toggle between UL, RC and Runtime.
Press and release button 4 to confirm the selection.
Pic 37 Info The UL/RC information (software version, ID, etc.) or the runtime
of the UL will be displayed.
Pic 38 Info UL
Pic 39 Info RC
Pic 40 Runtimes
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6.13 Service Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and
select Service (Pic 41). Buttons 6/7 can be used to toggle between Calibration
Y and Calibration X OR Calibration Z when set up vertically.
Pic 41 Service
Pic 42 Calibration Y
Pic 43 Calibration X
Pic 44 Calibration Z
Press and release button 4 to confirm the selection. The calibration at the selected axis starts the field calibration procedure.
6.14 RC603N Service menu:
This menu is available only via the RC603N.
6.14.1 RF IR options
Choose menu ,RF IR Options` (Pic 45). Press and release button 4 to confirm the selection and select one of the following options:
Pic 45 RF IR Options
RF On; IR auto => Radio on all times; IR will be activated automatically after
radio connection has been lost.
RF Off; IR On => Radio turned Off; IR always activated RF On; IR Off => Radio
turned On; IR always Off
Pic 46 RF On; IR Auto
Pic 47 RF Off; IR On
Pic 48 RF On; IR Off
6.14.2 RF Connectivity Press and release button 4 to get a status of the current Radio connectivity (Pic 49).
Pic 49 Radio Connectivity
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7 SPECIAL FEATURES – VERTICAL SETUP
7.1 Z-Axis Automatic Spot Align The Spot Finder SF601 guides the plumb beam to
the target point in the horizontal axis, while the Z-axis grade value will be
maintained. Using Spot Alignment, the plumb beam can be aligned automatically
to one direction hub (up to 80 m (260 ft) located in front of the plumb beam.
- Set up the laser over the start point.
Pic 50 2. Adjust the display bubble to the centered position. Spot Align 3. Turn on and attach the SF601 Spot Finder at the desired direction hub. 4. Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display; select Spot Align (Pic 50) and start the function using button 4 (fan beam will be activated).
Note: Spot Align can also be started using the RC603N via infrared. Note: The display falls back to the standard display while a Spot Finder symbol (Pic 51) is flashing.
Pic 51 SpotFinder
The plumb beam will be automatically aligned to the center of the SF601. 5. After alingment is complete (all 4 red LEDs at the SF601 are on), the plumb beam will move vertically to the previous dialed in Z-axis grade value.
Note: Automatic Spot Align can be exited any time by pressing and releasing button 3 (ESC). 7.2 Z-axis Automatic Spot Lok Automatic SpotLok (like PlaneLok) can be used to align and hold the plumb beam automatically to the SF601’s center point and continuously adjusting the Z- and X- axis until exiting this mode. The UL looks always to the center position of the SF601 and re-adjusts the beam immediately to the center to avoid any setup/alignment drift caused by vibrations or temperature influences (e.g. when working on concrete pads, facade applications). Using Spot Lok, the plumb beam can be aligned automatically to one direction hub (up to 80 m (260 ft) located in front of the plumb beam. 1. Set up the laser over the start point. 2. Place the SF601 Spot Finder at the second reference point. 3. Press and release the MENU button at the Standard
Display, select Spot Lok (Pic 52) and start the function using button 4 (fan beam will be activated). Note: Spot Lok can also be started via infrared using the RC603N. Note: The display falls back to the standard display while a Spot Finder and lock icon (Pic 53) is flashing. The plumb beam will be automatically aligned to the center of the SF601.
Pic 53 Lock Mode
4. After Spot Lok is complete all 4 red LEDs at the SF601 are on and the icons stop flashing. The transmitter`s plumb beam is always checking for perfect alignment to the center of the SF601. All 4 LEDs flash every 5 seconds to confirm the correct alignment. Note: Automatic Spot Lok can be exited any time by pressing and releasing button 3 (ESC).
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7.3 Z-axis Automatic Spot Match
Automatic-Spot-Match can be used for measuring an unknown grade value between
two existing elevations e. g., in an existing pipe which needs to be replaced
or an open trench with an unknown grade value.
The plumb beam will be automatically aligned to the SF601 center point (Z- and
X- axis) and switches back to automatic Z-axis grade mode while displaying the
measured Z-grade value.
Using Spot Match, the plumb beam can be aligned automatically to one direction
hub (up to 80 m (260 ft) located in front of the plumb beam..
1. Set up the laser over the start point.
2. Place the SF601 Spot Finder at the second reference point.
3. Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display, select Spot
Match (Pic 54) and start the function using button 4 (fan beam will be
activated).
Note: Spot Match can also be started via infrared using the RC603N.
Note: The display falls back to the standard display while a Spot Finder and
angle symbol (Pic 55) is flashing. The plumb beam will be automatically
aligned to the center of the SF601.
Pic 55 Angle Symbol
4. When Spot Match has been completed, the fan beam will be turned off and
the UL calculates the grade value between both elevation points. The
calculated grade value will be displayed at the ULs and RCs display. Note:
Automatic Spot Match can be exited any time by pressing and releasing button 3
(ESC).
7.4 Line Scan Line Scan (Pic 56) centers the rotor horizontally and can be
used to align the plumb beam to a desired horizontal position. Press and
release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select Line Scan. Pressing
and releasing button 4 activates the Line Scan mode while the rotor checks the
limits of the X- axis and stops at the center position.
Pic 56 Line Scan
Pressing button 3 (ESC) stops the movement and changes the unit into manual
mode. Corrections up and down can be done using button 5/8; for left/right
corrections use button 6/7.
Press and release the manual button to change the unit back to full automatic
mode.
During the Line Scan process the center move symbol (Pic 57) is flashing.
Pic 57 Center Move
7.5 Beam Plunge
Beam Plunge centers the rotor vertically and can be used to align the plumb beam to a desired vertical position, e.g., when doing Interior layout.
Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select Beam Plunge (Pic 58).
Pic 58 Beam Plunge
Pressing and releasing button 4 activates the Beam Plunge mode while the rotor checks the limits of the Y- axis and stops at the center position.
Pressing button 3 (ESC) stops the movement and changes the unit into manual mode.
Corrections up and down can be done using button 5/8; for left/right corrections use button 6/7.
Press and release the manual button to change the unit back to full automatic mode.
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8 Settings
Press and release the MENU button at the Standard Display and select Settings
(Pic 59).
Press and release button 4 to open the Setting Menu; select the desired
function then press button 4 to open the selected submenu function OR start
the selected function.
Pic 59 The Setting Menu offers the following functions:
Settings
Pairing
Grade Entry
Grade Display
Sensitivity
HI-Alert
User Name Set Password Password On/Off RF-Channel
Select Language
Position Info
8.1 Pairing
Pairing is needed to couple different devices with the laser. The laser is
able to communicate with several numbers of other radio network participants
and pairing is the process to link these to each other. Buying the laser all
devices should be paired but for some reasons this may not be true or the
pairing has been lost. So you can pair the devices as described in the
following sections.
Pic 71 Pairing
Note: Make sure that pairing mode is selected only at one laser which is
within the radio range of the remote during a pairing request. Otherwise
pairing procedure can be confused.
8.2 Pairing the laser with remote control
Start with the laser. When in menu Settings (Pic 59), press and release button
4 to open the pairing menu (Pic 71). The display shows the currently paired
units (up to two remotes). Make sure at least one RC slot is free for the
remote to be paired. If no free RC slot is available, choose one of them and
delete it using button 1 (CLR). Press button 2 to start the pairing process.
Continue with the remote choosing the symbol pairing (Pic 71); the pairing
starts automatically. After successful pairing, the laser display shows the ID
of the remote in the pairing list.
8.3 Pairing the laser with receiver HL760 To pair the laser and the receiver
select Settings and press and release button 4 to open the Pairing menu (Pic
71). The display shows the currently paired units (up to 2 receivers). If
already 2 receivers have been paired, one or both of them have to be deleted
using button 1 (CLR).
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A
C
B
Next, turn on the receiver then press and hold the Deadband (A) and the Audio
(B) buttons for two seconds. After two seconds the display shows MENU first,
then RDIO.
Press and release the Units (C) button display shows the current radio mode.
If not already set to LS, press Units button and then press Deadband or Audio
button until LS is displayed. Press Units button again to enter selection.
Press and release the Audio button display shows PAIR. Press the Units
button again the display shows PAIR and a rotating bar. After completing
PAIR, OK will be displayed. The UL633N pairs now automatically with the new
receiver. Press and release the Power button two times to exit the menu. A
laser symbol is lit to confirm the receiver can communicate with the laser.
8.4 Pairing the laser with the signal transporter (ST802/ST805)
Make sure the ST802/ST805 is switched off. Start with the Laser. When in menu
Settings (Pic 59), press and release button 4 to open the pairing menu (Pic
71). The display shows the currently paired units (one signal transporter
max). Make sure the ST slot is free for the signal transporter to be paired.
If the slot is not free, choose the ST slot and delete it using button 1
(CLR). Press button 2 to start the pairing process. Switch on the signal
transporter. The signal transporter pairs automatically with the laser. If the
pairing was successful the address or ID of the paired ST is shown in the
pairing list; also the signal transporter shows a solid blinking yellow status
LED.
8.5 Grade Entry
Select the Grade Entry icon (Pic 73) and press and release button 4 to open
the Grade Entry menu.
Buttons 6/7 can be used to toggle between Step and Go (Pic 74) and Digit
Select (Pic 75).
Press and release button 4 to confirm the selection.
Pic 73 Grade Entry
Pic 74 Step and Go
Pic 75 Digit Select
8.6 Grade Display
Select the Grade Display icon (Pic 76) and press and release button 4 to open
the Grade Display menu.
The desired Grade Display Mode (Percent (Pic 77)/ Permille (Pic 78)/Degree
(Pic 79)) can be selected using the buttons 6/7. Press and release button 4 to
confirm the selected display mode.
Pic 76 Grade Display
Pic 77 Percent
Pic 78 Per mill
Pic 79 Degree
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8.7 Sensitivity Selection Select the Sensitivity icon and press and release
button 4 to open the Sensitivity menu (Pic 80). The desired Sensitivity: Low
(Pic 81), Mid (Pic 82) (Default) and High (Pic 83)) can be selected using the
buttons 6/7. Press and release button 4 to confirm the selected Sensitivity.
Pic 80 Sensitivity
Pic 81 Low
Pic 82 Mid
Pic 83 High
8.8 HI-alert Selection
Select the HI icon (Pic 84) and press and release button 4 to open the HI-
alert menu. The desired HI-alert: 5 min.((Pic 85); Default), 30 seconds (Pic
86) and HI-Off (Pic 87) can be selected using the buttons 6/7. Press and
release button 4 to confirm the selected HI-alert.
Pic 84 Hi Alert
Pic 85 HI-alert 5 minutes
Pic 86 HI-alert 30 seconds
Pic 87 HI-alert OFF
8.9 User Name
Pic 88 User Name
Select the User name icon (Pic 88) and press and release button 4 to open the User name menu. One row for typing names in big font (15) and one row in small font (18) for letters or numbers are available. Button 5 and 8 can be used to toggle between both rows. Changing the characters can be done using the buttons 1 and 2. Press and release button 4 to confirm the selected user name. The display falls back to the main menu. Any time the unit will be powered up, the User info will be displayed for couple seconds.
8.10 Set Password
“Set password” can be used to define a key that is requested during the unit
powering up. This can prevent the unauthorized usage of the transmitter. Enter
Menu -> Settings -> Set Password. Select the Set Password icon (Pic 89) and
press and release button 4 to open the Password menu. Use Button 1 to 8 to
type in a password containing of 4 digits (Pic 90) and repeat the password at
Pic 89 Set the second row. (Pic 91) Press and release button 4 to store the
selected password; Password unit falls back to the standard menu. After
powering up the unit, the standard display comes up if the correct password
has been entered, otherwise the unit turns off automatically.
Pic 90 Set Password
Pic 91 Confirm Password
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8.11 Password On/Off Select the Set Password ON-Off icon (Pic 92) and press
and release button 4 to open the Password menu. Buttons 6/7 can be used to
toggle between Password On (Pic 93) and Password Off (Pic 94) if a Password
has been entered before. Press and release button 4 to confirm the selection.
Pic 92 Password On/Off
Pic 93 Password Pic 94 Password
On
Off
8.12 Radio (RF) Channel
Pic 95 RF Channel
In the RF Channel menu the user can change the radio channel. This may help to overcome some radio connectivity issues based on heavy radio traffic at the job site. In the menu “Settings” (Pic 59) select the RF Channel icon (Pic 95) and press and release button 4 to open the Radio Channel menu (Pic 95). The RF channel selection dialog contains six radio channels. Choose one channel and press and release button 4 to confirm the selected radio channel.
Note: After changing the RF channel, the RC, HL and ST needs to be paired
again.
Note: To achieve the best radio performance, it is recommended to use the
products in a height of app. 1m using a tripod or similar items.
8.13 Select Language
Pic 96 Language
Select the Language icon (Pic 96) and press and release button 4 to open the Language menu. Use button 5 to 8 to select the required local language (EN, DE, IT, FR, ES, PT, NL, DA, NO, SV, FI, PL, TR, CZ).Press and release button 4 to store the selected language; unit falls back to the standard menu.
8.14 Position Info
When working with high grade values (> 10%) or at extreme the product requires
the position info to maintain accuracy and avoid errors caused by different
gravity. The user has the chance to provide the position info of the job site
to the product. This is the degree of latitude as well as the altitude.
Pic 97 Position Info
Choose Menu Settings (Pic 59) and navigate to the sub menu Position Info (Pic
97). Press button 4 to activate the submenu. With buttons 1 and 2 the
different values can be increased/decreased. Also +’ or-for the latitude can be changed with buttons 1 and 2. With buttons 5, 6, 7 and 8 the cursor position can be changed. Note: To restore the default value scroll down with arrow buttons 5 or 8 to Default position’. Press button 1 (`Set’); the unit will change the settings
to the default values. Press button 4 to confirm the change.
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9 CALIBRATION 9.1 Checking Calibration of the Y- and X-Axes
1. Set up the laser 30 m (100 ft) from a wall and allow it to level. 2. Set
the grade to 0.000% in both axes. 3. Raise/lower the receiver until you get an
on-grade reading for the +Y axis. Using
the on-grade marking notch as a reference, make a mark on the wall. Note: For
increased precision, use the super fine-sensitivity setting (1.0 mm/ 1/16 in.)
on the receiver. 4. Rotate the laser 180° (-Y axis toward the wall) and allow
the laser to re-level. 5. Raise/lower the receiver until you get an on-grade
reading for the Y/axis. Using the
on-grade marking notch as a reference, make a mark on the wall. 6. Measure the
difference between the two marks. If they differ more than 3 mm at 30
m (1/8 inch at 100 feet), the laser needs calibrating. 7. After checking the
Y-axis, rotate the laser 90°. Repeat the above starting with the
+ X axis facing the wall.
9.2 Checking Calibration of the Z-(vertical) Axis To check vertical
calibration, you need a plumb bob with at least 10m (30ft) of string. 1.
Suspend the plumb bob in front of a house i.e., attached to a window frame
whose window height is at least
10m (30ft). 2. Set up the laser in vertical so that the laser beam strikes the
receiver’s on-grade position at the top of the string. 3. Look for any
deviation using the receiver from the top of the string to the bottom of it.
If the deviation is more
than 1mm (<1/16 in.), the vertical axis needs calibrating.
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10 Troubleshooting
Any error message can be deleted with a short press of button 4 (OK). The
table shows the related description and possible solutions. The next service
center should be contacted if a different error message as shown at the table
will be displayed.
Error codes 21 120 130 131 140
141 150 151 152 153 160
Description Temporary EEprom problem
HI alert – Unit Height changed
Mechanical Limit during Axis Alignment, Grade Match or Spot Match Rake Angle
Limit
Laser beam blocked
Time Out – Function could not be completed in the allowed time
No receiver – Receiver not available for single axis automatic function No
receivers – Both receivers are not available for automatic alignment function
No receiver – The laser searched for the receiver but could not find it Lost
Receiver – The laser searched and found the receiver but then lost it X,Y or Z
level sensor defect
Solution
Repeat pairing and re-enter the customer settings
Check laser beam elevation after deleting the HI alert
Re-align the unit closer to the alignment point; check if existing slope is
above +/-25%
Re-align the unit closer to the alignment point
Make sure there are no obstacles between the transmitter and the HL760 or
SF601
Check radio operating range/ connection; check stable laser setup
Make sure the receiver is on and paired
Make sure both receivers are on and paired
Check the operating range for auto function and restart the auto alignment
Check the operating range for auto function and restart the auto alignment
Contact service center
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11 SF601 – User Guide
SF601 attached to a grade rod using the standard receiver clamp
SF601 attached to the optional pipe laser target base
Components SF601
10
5
1
10
9
12 13 11
10
10
3
7 6
4
1. SF601
2. Slider
2
3. Center Hole
4. Power Button
10
5. Bubble Vial
6. Battery LED
7. Mode LED
10
8. Red Direction LEDs
2
9. IR transmitters/receivers
10. Marking notches (front and back)
5
11. M6 Clamp Mount
12. Battery door
13. Latch for Battery Door
8
14. Release Tab Slider
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Powering the SF601
1. Open the battery door pulling the battery door latch. The SF601will be
shipped with alkaline batteries. Rechargeable batteries can be used optional
but need to be charged externally
2. Insert four AA batteries noting the plus (+) and minus (-) diagrams inside
on the battery door.
3. Close the battery door. Push down until it “clicks” into the locked
position.
SF601 – Features and Functions 1. Power/Mode Button: Press and release the power button to turn ON the SF601.
All display LED’s will light for 1.0 sec.
Press and hold power button for >1 sec. to turn OFF the SF601. After 1 sec. all display LED’s will light 1.0 sec.
Note: If the SF601 has been turned on, a short button press activates/deactivates the fan beam lens (a previously chosen automatic mode will be exited automatically).
LED’s:
2. LED1:
solid green when SF601 is on and battery OK
blinking red if battery voltage is 3,8V<V bat <4V
4
solid red if battery voltage is <3,8V;
SF601 turns off automatically after 5 min.
3. Mode LED2:
yellow solid: automatic mode flashing: none or lost signal off: manual mode
3
2
1
4. Direction LEDs red:
Manual mode: pointing towards the center of the plumb beam.
All 4 LEDs are solid red when the beam is centered.
Automatic Spot Lock mode: solid for 5 min., then LED’s flash every 5 seconds.
Using the SpotFinder SF601 for vertical UL applications
With the UL633N using IR connection, the SF601 can be used in three different
automatic modes AutomaticSpot Alignment, SpotLok and Spot-Match and in
addition in a manual/display (Spot Search) mode to detect the plumb beam (fan
beam).
Automatic-Spot Alignment: SF601 guides the beam to the target point in the horizontal axis, while the Z-axis grade value will be maintained.
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Using SpotLok mode (like PlaneLok) aligns and holds the plumb beam
automatically to the SF601 center point (both axes) until exiting this mode.
Automatic-Spot-Match: (like Grade Match- two existing elevation points will be
connected to measure the grade value between these two points) aligns the
plumb beam automatically to the SF601 center point (both axes) and moves back
to Z-axis automatic mode while displaying the measured Z-axis grade value.
Note: When Automatic Spot Alignment and Automatic Spot-Match have been
completed, the UL633N turns off the fan beam automatically. Note: With a quick
press and release of the SF601 power button, the fan beam lens at the UL633N
will be activated/deactivated while a previous activated auto mode will be
exited. SF601 Manual/Display Mode With a quick press and release of the
SF601 power button, the fan beam lens at the UL633N will be activated/
deactivated while a previous activated automatic mode will be exited.
Manual/Display (Spot Search) mode: If the fan beam lens will be activated and
no automatic mode has been started, the SF601 is in manual/display mode where
the RED direction LEDs guide the user to the center position of the fan beam.
Note: IR communication is disabled. The direction LEDs work similar like using
the pipe laser target, e.g., if the left top LED is on, the SF601 has to be
moved to the left/up position to bring the center hole into the center of the
beam. All 4 LEDs are solid red when the beam is centered.
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12 PROTECTING THE UNIT
Do not expose the unit to extreme temperatures or temperature changes (do not
leave inside the car). The unit is very robust and can resist damage if
dropped even from tripod height. Before continuing your work, always check the
leveling accuracy. See Checking Calibration section. The laser is water proof
and can be used indoors and outdoors.
13 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Dirt and water on the glass parts of laser or prism will influence beam
quality and operating range considerably. Clean with cotton swabs. Remove dirt
on the housing with a lint-free, warm, wet and smooth cloth. Do not use harsh
cleansers or solvents. Allow the unit to air dry after cleaning it.
14 PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
The unit, accessories and packaging ought to be recycled. All plastic parts
are marked for recycling according to material type.
Do not throw used batteries into the garbage, water or fire. Remove them in
compliance with environmental requirements.
Notice to Our European Union Customers
For product recycling instructions and more information, please go to:
http://www.trimble.com/Corporate/Environmental_Compliance.aspx
Instructions for Return to ERFC: ·WEEE is to be shipped to the ERFC, clearly
stating WEEE on the delivery note and / or packaging ·Specific product number
and serial number information is not required ·Additional return authorisation
from Trimble Support is not required ·Delivery Address: Trimble Europe B.V.
WEEE Recycling C/O Menlo logistics Gate 19 to 26 Meerheide 43 5521 DZ Eersel
The Netherlands
Confirmation of receipt of the returned WEEE will not be provided by the ERFC
15 WARRANTY
Trimble warrants the UL633N to be free of defects in material and workmanship
for a period of 5 years. Trimble or its authorized service center will repair
or replace, at its option, any defective part, or the entire product, for
which notice has been given during the warranty period. If required, travel
and per diem expenses to and from the place where repairs are made will be
charged to the customer at the prevailing rates. Customers should send the
product to Trimble Inc. or the nearest authorized service center for warranty
repairs or exchange, freight prepaid. Any evidence of negligent, abnormal use,
accident, or any attempt to repair the product by other than factory-
authorized personnel using Trimble certified or recommended parts,
automatically voids the warranty. Special precautions have been taken to
ensure the calibration of the laser; however, calibration is not covered by
this warranty. Maintenance of the calibration is the responsibility of the
user. The foregoing states the entire liability of Trimble regarding the
purchase and use of its equipment. Trimble will not be held responsible for
any consequential loss or damage of any kind. This warranty is in lieu of all
other warranties, except as set forth above, including any implied warranty
merchantability of fitness for a particular purpose, are hereby disclaimed.
This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied.
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16 TECHNICAL DATA
16.1 UL633N
Leveling accuracy1,3: Grade accuracy1,3: Grade temperature drift sensitivity:
Rotation: Scan mode: Operational area1,2: Laser type: Laser class: Self-
leveling range: Grade range (Y;X): Grade range (Z): Leveling indicators: Radio
range (HL760)1,2,4: Power source: Battery life1: Operating temp.: Storage
temp.: Tripod attachments: Dust and Water proof: Weight: Low voltage
indication: Low voltage disconnection:
16.2 Remote Control RC603N
Radio Operating range1,2,4: IR Operating range1: Power source: Battery life1:
Dust and Water proof: Weight:
16.3 Spot Finder SF601
Operating range1,2,4: Power source: Battery life1 : Dust and Water proof :
Weight:
- at 21°Celsius 2) under optimal atmospheric circumstances 3) along the axis
- Heigt of instruments 1m (e.g. with tripod)
± 0.5 mm/10 m, 1/16″ @ 100 ft, 10 arc seconds ± 1.0 mm/10 m, 1/8″ @ 100 ft, 20
arc seconds ± 0,3 mm / 10 m / 1°C; 1/16″ @ 310 ft. @ 1°F 0 – 750 rpm 5 preset
sizes + variable adjustment appr. 400 m (1300 feet) radius with detector 650
nm Class3 appr. ± 14° ± 25% both axes (not simultaneously) ± 25% LCD
indications and LED flashes up to 150 m (490 ft) 4 x 1,5 V D alkaline
batteries or NiMH battery pack 35 hours NiMH; 40 hours alkaline -20°C to 50°C
(-4°F to 122°F) -20°C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F) 5/8 x 11 horizontally and
vertically IP67 3.1 kg (6.8 lbs) LCD battery indicator unit shuts off
up to 150 m (490 ft) up to 80 m (260 ft) 2 x 1.5V AA alkaline batteries 130
hours IP66 0.26 kg (0.4 lbs)
up to 80 m (260 ft) 4 x 1.5V AA alkaline batteries 30 hours IP67 0.43 kg (0.4
lbs)
17 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We Trimble Kaiserslautern GmbH Declare under our sole responsibility that the
products UL633N and RC603N To which this declaration relates is in conformity
with the following standards: EN 50371:2002, EN 60825-1:2014, ETSI EN 300328
V1.7.1:2006, ETSI EN 301489-1 V1.9.2:2011, ETSI EN 301489-3 V1.4.1:2002
following the provisions of directive R&TTE 1999/5/EC. The managing director
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18 ELECTRO-MAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
Declaration of Conformity This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B
Limits for radio noise for digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference
Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications. This device complies
with part 15 off the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the condition that
this device does not cause harmful interference. Note: The product been tested
and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. The
product generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the product off and on. The user is encouraged to try to eliminate the
interference by one or more of the following measures: · Reorient or relocate
the receiving antenna. · Increase the separation between the product and the
receiver. · For more information, consult your dealer or an experienced
radio/television technician. Caution: Caution: Changes or modifications to the
product that are not expressly approved by Trimble could void authority to use
the equipment.
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References
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