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Projecting/Checking Heights via Laser Point (Point Operation)
(see figure F)
Place the measuring tool on the wall holder and horizon-
tally align it (see "Fastening/Aligning with the Wall Holder",
page31).
As an example, you can use the laser point to align socket
outlets on different walls or hang up wardrobe hooks at the
same height. For this, turn the upper part of the wall holder
12 with the measuring tool, and not the measuring tool on
the wall holder. When turning, pay attention not to touch the
measuring tool, otherwise its position could be changed. Af-
ter turning the upper part of the wall holder 12, check if the
spirit level for horizontal alignment 4 is still centred. If this is
not the case, correct the alignment of the wall holder 12 with
adjusting screw 15 until spirit level 4 is centred again.
Working with tripod (recommended): Align the laser beam
to the requested height. Project or check the height at the
target location.
Working without tripod: Determine the height difference be-
tween the laser beam and the height at the reference point.
Project or check the measured height difference at the tar-
get location.
Checking Horizontal/Vertical Lines with the Spirit Levels
(see figure G)
The measuring tool can also be used as a carpenter's spirit
level for checking vertical and horizontal lines, for example
to align a washing machine or a refrigerator. Position the
measuring tool with the aluminium supporting surface 2 on
the surface to be checked. When placing on horizontal sur-
faces, the aluminium supporting surface 2 must face down-
ward, when placing against vertical surfaces, the laser outlet
opening for line operation 5 must face upward.
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