Remote Control; Checking Calibration - PLS HVR 505 Manual De Instrucciones

Caution ! The automatic leveling is
switched off in manual mode. If the
instrument gets moved it will not turn
off. In the semi-manual mode the tilt
control is active only in X direction. We
recommend using a second detector
to control the sloped plane.
Vertical Use
Right angles can then be measured simply and quickly.

REMOTE CONTROL

The PLS HVR 505 may be used with the PLS RC 505 infrared
remote control. Point the remote in the direction of the PLS HVR
505 for remote operation. Remote distance is 70 feet indoors and
40 feet outdoors. There are 9 keys on the panel of the remote unit.
The remote panel matches the keypad of the PLS HVR 505.
Pressing any key will make the indicator lamp blink once indicating
remote signal is being sent.

CHECKING CALIBRATION

The PLS HVR 505 should be checked, like all measuring instruments,
before use. Set the PLS HVR 505 on a stable surface - Method A.
Turn the laser on and let it level. Mount the PLS HVD 505 Detector at a
fixed distance, e.g. at 90 feet, and move it onto the laser plane.
Now turn the instrument around to each 90° point and let the instru-
ment level. In each case, measure the difference to the first height.
If the deviation is smaller than 1/8 inch, the instrument is within the
specification. In the case of larger deviations the instrument has to
be calibrated.
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APPLICATIONS
The PLS HVR 505 has third
leveling axis (z-axis). Place the
instrument as shown. The plumb
beam will be leveled automatically.
The turning rotor head projects an
upright plane to the plumb beam at
an angle of 90°. To adjust the align-
ment line use the arrow keys to
move the laser beam right and left.