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• Go to surface #1 and mark the center of the beam. If it is difficult
to see the beam, use your Laser Enhancement Glasses, Target
Card or optional DW0732 Digital Laser Detector.
• Go to surface #2 and mark the center of the beam.
• Loosen the screw holding the Laser to the tripod, but do not
remove the Laser.
• Rotate the Laser 180˚ (Fig. BB)
• Level the Laser again, following the procedure in the "Horizontal
Leveling" section of this manual.
• Turn the unit on so the lasers are on and rotating.
• Go to surface #1 and mark the center of the beam.
• Go to surface #2 and mark the center of the beam.
• Measure the difference between the marks on surface #1.
• Measure the difference between the marks on surface #2.
• The difference between the marks on surface #1 must equal the
difference between the marks on surface #2. If these are not equal,
there was user set up or marking error.
• If the difference between the marks on surface #1 is 1/4" or less,
the Laser is properly calibrated.
• If the difference between the marks on surface #1 is more than 1/4",
have your Rotary Laser calibrated at a D
HORIZONTAL CHECKING FOR SIDE-TO-SIDE TILT ERROR
• Set up tripod midway between 2 vertical surfaces 100' from each
other.
• Mount your Rotary Laser on a tripod so that it is aimed side-to-side
toward the vertical surfaces.
• Level the Laser, following the procedure in the "Horizontal
Leveling" section of this manual.
• Turn the unit on so that the lasers are on and rotating.
• Go to surface #1 and mark the center of the beam. If is difficult to
see the beam use one of the aids mentioned earlier.
• Go to surface #2 and mark the center of the beam.
• Loosen the screw holding the Laser to the tripod but do not remove
the Laser.
• Rotate the Laser 180˚.
• Level the Laser again, following the procedure in the "Horizontal
Leveling" section.
• Turn the unit on so that the lasers are on and rotating.
• Go to surface #1 and mark the center of the beam.
• Go to surface #2 and mark the center of the beam.
• The difference between the marks on surface #1 must equal the
difference between the marks on surface #2. If these are not equal,
there was user set up or marking error.
• If the difference between the marks on surface #1 is 1/4" or less,
the Laser is properly calibrated.
• If the difference between the marks on surface #1 is more than 1/4",
have your Rotary Laser calibrated at a D
CONE ERROR CHECK
• Your D
highly unlikely that both lasers would have shifted by identical
amounts. The easiest way to test for possible "cone error" is to
WALT service center.
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compare the two laser beams.
• Level the laser, following instructions in the "Horizontal Leveling"
section of this manual.
• Quick Check:
1. Turn the unit on so that the lasers are on and rotating.
2. You should see a single red line on a vertical surface. If you see
a double line, have your Rotary Laser calibrated by a DeWALT
service center.
• Turn unit on so that the lasers are on but NOT rotating.
• Using the Manual Rotation Button, rotate the head so that the
lasers appear as two dots on a vertical surface about 25' away.
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WALT Rotary Laser contains 2 laser diode assemblies. It is
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