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- Page 2 CONTENTS User Safety Introduction and XLG44 Accessories XLG44 Diagram Operating Instructions Batteries Selecting Modes Auto Track Base (XLG44AT, XLG44XXL) LLR705 Receiver Instructions (XLG44+) Calibration Self Check & Technical Specifications Warranty User Safety • Laser output sign lies near the output aperture.
- Page 3 The XLG44+MM includes a millimetre display receiver. The XLG44XXL includes both the Millimetre receiver and the Auto Tracking Base. Other features of the XLG44 include rechargeable Li-ion and Std “AA” Size battery operation. Integrated Highly visible dots in the lines. Warranty of the laser is Two XLG44AT Years.
- Page 4 XLG44 DIAGRAMS XLG44 Laser Unit 1. Rubberised Casing 2. Control panel & Display 3. Laser Output 4. Fine Rotation Knob 5. Rough Level Vial 6. Charging Socket/LED 7. Levelling Feet www.redbacklasers.com.au...
- Page 5 Keypad Pulse / Dim Mode (each press toggles through; Pulse for Horizontal OPTIONAL receiver, Dim (each press toggles for dull conditions and through each of the 4 back to normal visible horizontal lines) mode) Display showing Display also indicates activated lines Battery power and Pulse/Dim Mode Vertical...
- Page 6 “AA” batteries into the battery compartment and lightly tighten the screw. Place the XLG44 laser on a surface and roughly level the unit using the adjustment feet and bubble vial. This gets the laser into electronic self levelling range, you do not need to have the bubble perfectly central for the laser to accurately self level.
- Page 7 Tripods & Charging The XLG44 can be mounted on an indoor tripod with survey thread such as the IET150. Note that the adjustment feet will not help to level the laser, you will need to use the tripod legs.
- Page 8 XLG44AT/XXL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Using the Auto Track base for Site Layout • If you have purchased the XLG44AT or XLG44XXL you will also receiver the AT1 Auto Trackoing Base and Tracking Receiver. The following are the instructions for this. Laser Mounting Thread (supplied with 5/8”...
- Page 9 Auto Track INSTRUCTIONS First insert batteries in both the motorised base and receiver. Next determine which thread fits the laser you are using and screw it into the base of the laser. The laser can now be mounted onto the motorised base and the locking nut tightened. The motorised base is powered up by pressing the power button on one of its corners and the red LED should indicate it is powered up.
- Page 10 LCD display which has a progressive display indicating when the laser gets closer to the level mark. If the receiver is left turned on without a laser being received it will auto power down after 10 minutes. Note: Instructions for the LLRMM30 are separate (XLG44+MM/XXL) www.redbacklasers.com.au...
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Page 11: Technical Specifications
Remove batteries when not used for an extended period of time to prevent leakage. • The XLG44 is a precision instrument and should not be subjected to excessive knocks, drops or vibrations. • Self check calibration from time to time. - Page 12 “Workmanship” refers to handling, assembly and manufacturing processes done by or for CMI Industries Pty Ltd in order to manufacture the products. “Warranty Period” For the XLG44 Two Years. Warranty period is from original purchase date, no extension is made in the event of warranty replacement products supplied or time spent being repaired.
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