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Imex LX25P - Operation Manual
Imex LX25P
Congratulations on your purchase of a quality Imex self leveling line
laser.
These lasers have been designed for the professional and
incorporate the latest laser technology.
This highly versatile tool can be set up on the floor, standard or
camera tripod or on a wall bracket.
The following operating manual has been designed to assist in
getting the optimum performance from your instrument. Please
read carefully before using the instrument, and observe all safety
conditions.
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Summary of Contents for imex LX25P
- Page 1 Imex LX25P - Operation Manual Imex LX25P Congratulations on your purchase of a quality Imex self leveling line laser. These lasers have been designed for the professional and incorporate the latest laser technology. This highly versatile tool can be set up on the floor, standard or camera tripod or on a wall bracket.
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Page 2: Instrument Overview
1. About the Instrument – Functions 1.1 Instrument Overview Control Plumb up Panel Vertical beam Side dot window Horizontal beam window On/Off Pendulum lock Plumb down 1.2 Control Panel Outdoor /Pulse Button Vertical on Dot on Power indicator Horizontal on Line laser Dot laser button Beam button... -
Page 3: Basic Operation
5 dot simultaneously To turn off completely, turn pendulum switch into off position. When LX25P is out of self calibration range the beams will cut out and warning buzzer will sound 3. Outdoor Use... - Page 4 On the completion of use the main On/Off switch must be switched to the off position for transportation. 8. Warranty The Imex LX25P and LX25P are covered by a 2 year warranty as detailed on the warranty form. For registration please visit: www.imextools.co.uk Copyright ©...
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Line & dot continually flashing
When the line and dot are continually flashing on the Imex LX25P, it means the tool is out of its self-calibration range. In this case, the beams will cut out and a warning buzzer will sound.
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