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- Page 1 PRO SHOT PRO SHOT Operations Guide...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Thank you for purchasing a Pro Shot laser accuracy and productivity available for all of your work. L3 is a rugged, reliable, high quality product, backed by Your Pro Shot a 12 month warranty. Warranty details are printed on page 17. -
Page 3: System Contents And Battery Installation
Getting Started Case contents (can vary - may be ordered with different accessories) Manual, placard, operator cards Vertical mount (optional) Receiver (optional) Laser transmitter D-cell batteries Always follow recycling Battery installation directives for electronic waste 1 Pull firmly on tab 1 Pull firmly on tab Pull firmly on tab at base of door... -
Page 4: Controls And Displays
Controls And Displays... - Page 5 Controls And Displays Leveling knobs Use the leveling knobs to center the precision level vials (No. 5 and 10 below) for horizontal work (see pg. 8 for setting slope vial). The leveling knobs are also used during vertical alignment (see pg. 10) On / Off button When the on / off button is pressed, the laser beam will be projected.
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Page 6: Initial Setup Guidelines
Use the marks as a guide for later setups. Work as close to the laser as possible. You can work up to 500 feet (152 meters) from the L3 with the R5e receiver, or with the MC-1 machine control receiver. As with all instruments, the farther away you work, the more any error can build-up. -
Page 7: Maintenance
Maintenance Calibration There is no set interval for checking the calibration of the L3, but calibration should be checked from time to time in order to ensure that the highest possible quality of work is being done. Calibration should always be checked if the laser has been handled roughly or shipped by common carrier. -
Page 8: Safety And Compliance
Note: The L3 transmitter is a class IIIa (less than 2.5mW) laser under the United States C.D.R.H. guidelines. The L3 is a class 3R laser under the 1993 IEC 825-1 laser safety standard (revised edition of the European Norm EN60825). - Page 9 Tel. +1 408 361 0220 www.proshotlaser.com • Pro Shot L3 Construction Laser Declare that the products: R5e Laser Receiver to which this declaration relates, comply with the relevant EMI and EMC requirements of European Standards EN 61000-6-1 and EN 61000-6-3...
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Page 10: Level And Slope Setups
Note that there are three ways to project a level or sloped reference from the L3 , full 360º rotation, scanning beam and fixed beam. 360º rotation is used when working outdoors with a receiver (always use maximum rotation speed when working with a receiver), or when indoors and a full plane is needed (at any speed that allows visibility). -
Page 11: Plumb And Layout Setups
Plumb And Layout Setups When the is in vertical mode, it is completely manual in operation and will not turn off if it is disturbed (just as when it is in horizontal mode). Check the vertical vial and your benchmarks regularly to be sure your work will be accurate. -
Page 12: Vertical And Line Layout Setup
The mount can also be attached to a tripod for vertical setups. Check the vertical vial and your benchmarks regularly to be sure your work is accurate. The L3 is designed for vertical alignment up to two stories high. - Page 13 • T-bar ceilings Vertical Alignment (see photo on page 10) Along with its ability to project a level reference plane, the L3 has a built-in manual vertical vial. When the L3 is in the vertical position, the vertical vial located under the window in the control panel is used to plumb the rotatable beam of laser light.
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Page 14: Accessories - Receivers
The R5e receiver has been designed to provide excellent performance with the L3 laser. • 2" reception height • Five channel LCD front display •... -
Page 15: Accessories - Other
Magnetic Target The MT1 magnetic target is used to display the visible beam of the L3 and provide a relative position indication. Used when installing T-bar ceiling and steel stud wall framing, the magnetic target allows hands free alignment. -
Page 16: Checking And Adjusting Calibration
Checking And Adjusting Calibration Calibration should be checked from time to time. Although the L3 is calibrated at the factory and is an exceptionally rugged laser, it is well worth the effort to check calibration before you first use it (after shipping) and then from time to time to insure that you are doing the highest quality work possible. - Page 17 Checking And Adjusting Calibration 7. Rotate the laser 90 degrees to aim the +Y-axis (control panel) at the target. Precisely re-level the bubbles in the precision level vials. Check the reading at the target. If the reading is on, or within tolerance of the true level mark, calibration is complete.
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Page 18: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting The receiver does not pick-up the laser or performs strangely. • Be sure the laser is transmitting a beam (if in doubt, stop the rotation and view the laser spot on a target). Never look into the beam output window! Make sure that the laser beam is rotating (not scanning) and that the rotation speed is set to maximum. -
Page 19: Warranty And Specifications
Warranty And Specifications 12 month warranty coverage The L3 laser transmitter is warranted for twelve (12) months from the date of new equipment purchase from an authorized dealer. During the warranty period, Laser Reference, or its authorized service center, will... - Page 20 C a l i f o r n i a • U S A C a l i f o r n i a • U S A LASER REFERENCE, Inc. 151 Martinvale Lane San Jose, CA 95119 • Toll Free (USA) +1.800.238.0685 Telephone +1.408.361.0220...
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