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- Page 1 200i & 360i ulse ® uick eference ield uide LTI Part 0145003...
- Page 2 LTI YouTube Channel ® 6912 South Quentin Street, Suite A YouTube.com/lasertechpro Centennial, CO 80112 USA for TruPulse Training Videos ® *For detailed instructions on the TruPulse i Series operations, please refer to lasertech.com/professional-measurement-products and navigate to the TruPulse product’s webpage.
- Page 3 TruPulse i Series ® Measurement Modes Display Icons Display Icons Battery Life Inclination Indicator Slope Laser Firing Distance Horizontal Feet Distance Vertical Meters Distance Azimuth Height Percent Missing Line Target Modes Closest Farthest Continuous Filter Bluetooth Gate Indicators...
- Page 4 TruPulse 200i ® Measured by TruPulse Values & Key Code Calculated by TruPulse 1-Shot Distance 2D Missing Line = Horizontal Distance (HD) = Slope Distance ( SD ) = Vertical Distance (VD) = Height (HT) = Inclination (INC) Missing Line Routine (ML) 2-Shot Height 3-Shot Height...
- Page 5 TruPulse 360i ® Measured by TruPulse Values & Key Code Calculated by TruPulse 1-Shot Distance 3D-Shot Missing Line = Horizontal Distance (HD) = Slope Distance ( SD ) = Vertical Distance (VD) = Azimuth (AZ) = Inclination (INC) 2-Shot Height 3-Shot Height Azimuth Value...
- Page 6 Change Units of Measurement (UoM) Press Menu Button to enter Setting menu, then press Menu button to scroll to the UoM option screen is displayed. The last UoM options chosen will be displayed. Press Navigation Buttons to scroll through the UoM options. Meters/Degrees, Meters/Percent (%), Feet/Degrees, Feet Percent (%)
- Page 7 Select Targeting Mode The TruPulse i Series has five Target Modes which allow you to select or eliminate targets and to take the most accurate measurements possible in various field conditions. Press Menu Button to enter Setting menu, then press Menu button scroll until the Targeting Mode option screen is displayed.
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Page 8: Measure Distance
Measure Distance • In the Slope Distance Mode , the TruPulse i Series will automatically calculate • Measurements are from the ¼-20 tripod mount (center) of the laser to the target. Press the Navigation buttons until screen is displayed. Aim at the target where you have a clear line of sight then press-and-hold the fire button [2.1] The laser indicator... - Page 9 Measure Distance Continued Press Fire button to clear measurements and repeat step 1 through 4 elPful The Vertical Distance solution can be used to measure height or clearance. In Fig. 1 & 2, just Fig. 1 add the height of the laser at your eye level from the ground to measurement.
- Page 10 Measure Height (3-pt Routine) This routine is ideal for flat, vertical objects that do not lean. To shoot through brush, use the filter mode, foliage filter and a reflector. Press Navigation buttons until is displayed. Aim where you have a clear line of sight to the target and press-and-hold fire button The laser indicator will be displayed.
- Page 11 Measure Height (3-pt Routine) Continued Height measurement is calculated , display flashes then solid with calculated height value. elPful • The laser sensor does not measure when taking the two inclination angle measurements. You do not need a clear line of sight to the bottom or top of your target.
- Page 12 Measure Height in 2-Shots This measurement routine is ideal for leaning objects and requires a clear line of sight for both shots. Press Navigation buttons until is displayed Aim where you have a clear line of sight to the bottom of the target and press-and-hold fire button The laser indicator will be displayed.
- Page 13 Measure Height in 2-Shots Continued The laser indicator will be displayed. When the measurement is acquired will be displayed. Note this value for the Vertical Distance top (VDt) value. Subtract the two values to calculate the height, VDt -VDb = Height. NOTE: when subtracting the values, pay attention to the sign of the VD.
- Page 14 Measure 2D Vertical Missing Line Press Navigation Buttons until is displayed. Aim where you have a clear line of sight at target, press-and-hold fire button The laser indicator will be displayed. When the measurement is acquired Shot.1 results will be displayed. is displayed, Aim where you have a clear line of sight at target, press- and-hold fire button.
- Page 15 Measure 2D Vertical Missing Line Continued The HD and INC ML values will be calculated and displayed , press navigation buttons to scroll through the SD ML values from shot 1 to shot 2. Press Check button to scroll to and re-measure the Shot.2, Continue to press Check button to return to step 1.
- Page 16 Measure 3D Missing Line (TruPulse 360i only) Position yourself anywhere you have a clear line of site to your two targets. Press Navigation Buttons until is displayed. Follow the same steps 2-7 from the 2D Vertical Missing Line routine. ] The TruPulse 360i calculate five variables between the two points: slope distance, inclination, azimuth, horizontal distance, and vertical distance as shown in Figure.
- Page 17 User Field Calibration: Compass To begin the routine, you should be holding the TruPulse and facing towards Magnetic North. Always perform outside and away from magnetic interference. Press Menu button to enter Setting menu. ] Press Menu button to scroll to the User Calibration option ] Press Navigation Buttons , then press select button elPful...
- Page 18 User Field Calibration: Compass Cont’d Face North (± 10°), hold in position 1 (C1_Fd), press Hold in position 2 (C2_dn), press Hold in position 3 (C3_bc), press Hold in position 4 (C4_UP), press Hold in position 5 (C5_rF), press Hold in position 6 (C6_rd), press Hold in position 7 (C7_rb), press Hold in position 8 (C8_rU), press If FAIL message appears, press...
- Page 19 Navigate to the correct model and then Downloads for the User Manual lasertech.com 1.303.649.1000 info@lasertech.com...
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