BizLine BIZ 700394 User manual

BIZ 700394
SE E-nr 1635035
Snro 6438353
EN Distancemeter
FR Télémètre
NL Telemeter
SE Distansmätare
DE Entfernungsmesser
NO Avstandsmåler
FI Etäisyysmittari
IT Misuratore Di Distanza
ES Medidor De Distancias
PT Medidor De Distância
2AA
INCLUDED
Up to
70m

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Thank you for purchasing the Laser Distance Measurer. You
are now the owner of one of our Innovative range of state-of-
the-art tools. These tools incorporate new laser technology,
enabling the professional user and the serious D.I.Y. enthu-
siast to quickly achieve accurate results.
NOTE
Keep this user manual for future reference.
2AA
INCLUDED
Up to
70m
EN

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CONTENTS
• Features 4
• Safety Instructions 5
• Battery Installation 6
• Overview 7
• Display 8
• Specications 9
• Operation 10
Activation 10
Distance Measuring 10
Dynamic (Continuous) Measuring 11
Area Measurement 12
Volume Measurement 13
Indirect Measurement 14
Measuring Reference Point 15
Backlight 15
Tripod Mount 15
• Settings 16
Settings Menu 16
Memory 16
Unit of Measurement 17
Stud Layout Setting 18
Laser Pointer 18
Maintenance 18

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FEATURES
• Indoor measuring distance of up to 70m (230')
• Outdoormeasuringdistanceofupto10m(39')
• Measures the shortest distance to target with
Dynamic (continuous) measuring
• Backlit LCD display
• Measures area and volume
• Indirect measuring using Pythagorean theorem
• Choice of 3 reference points
• Advanced memory function
• Impact-resistant rubber
• Tripod-ready 1/4" thread
• Accuracy:1.5mm/70m(0.00492126')
NOTE
Do not remove or deface warning labels from
this product
Standard Accessories
• Distancemeter device
• Carrying case
• Hand strap
• AA batteries x2
• User Manual

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
This product is
a class II laser.
• The use of protective eyewear is recommended
• Serious eye injury can result from looking directly
into the beam or by projecting the beam into the
eyes of others.
• Always position the laser so that it does not cause
anyone to stare directly into the beam.
• Do not operate the laser distance measurer near
children or let children operate the laser measurer.
• Do not look into a laser beam using magnifying
optical equipment, such as binoculars or telescope,
as this will increase the level of eye injury.
• Do not take the unit apart
• Do not drop the laser measurer
• Do not use solvents to clean the laser measurer
• Do not use at temperatures below -5°C (23°F) or
above 40°C (104"F)
• Do not store at temperatures below -20°C (-4°F) or
above 60° (140°F)
• Do not use in wet or very humid environments.
• Do not use in combustible environments such as
inthepresenceofammableliquids,gasesordust.
• When not in use, turn off the power, remove
the batteries and store in a dry place.

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BATTERY INSTALLATION
• The Laser Distance Measurer is powered by 2 AA
batteries.
• Battery status is indicated by an icon on the initial
screen.
• If the icon is displayed continuously, there are approx.
1,000 measurements left.
• Iftheiconisashing,thebatteryislow.
• The battery is located at the back of the device.
Open the cover and replace when necessary.

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OVERVIEW
A. LCD Display
B. Measure/Dynamic
Measuring
C. Add
D. Area & Volume
Measuring Functions
E. Backlight/Timer
F. Subtract
G. Power Switch/Clear
H. Indirect Measurement
I. Measuring Reference
Point/Settings Menu
J. Tripod Thread
K. Battery Cover
L. Belt Holder
M. Laser Reception
N. Laser Projection
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DISPLAY
1. Laser Indicator
2. Indirect Measuring
Single Pythagoras
Sum of two Pythagoras
Difference of two Pythagoras
3. Measuring Function
Area
Volume
4. Measuring
Reference Point
5. Add and Subtract
6. Maximum Display
7. Minimum Display
8. Stud Layout Indicator
9.Mainscreendisplay
a. Measuring Timer
b. Memory Measurement
Count
c. Battery Status
d. Unit of Measurement
a
b
c
d

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SPECIFICATIONS
Measuring Range 0.05m - 70m
Resolution 0.001m
Accuracy ±1.5mm/70m(0.00492126)
Measurement
Speed 0.5 seconds
Laser Class II, 650 nm, <1mW
Battery AA batteries x2
Battery Life Up to 10,000 measurements
Dimensions 120mm x 55 mm x 32mm
Operating Tem-
perature -5°C (23°F) to 40°C (104"F)
Storage Tempera-
ture -20°C (-4°F) to 60°C (140°F)
Auto-off: Laser 30 seconds
Auto-off: Unit 180 seconds
Beam size 25mm@30m

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Activation
• Press Power Switch . All icons appear
on the main screen for 2 seconds.
After 2 seconds, the standby screen appears
and the laser beam is activated.
Distance Measuring To measure a distance:
• Aim at target and press MEAS .
The measured distance appears on the main screen.
To change the units of measurement see Settings.
Standby Screen Measurement Done Adding Meas-
ure ments
To calculate the sum of two measurements:
1.Takeyourrstmeasurement.
2. Press to save the measurement.
3. Take a second measurement and press again.
The sum of the two measurements appears on the screen.
Subtracting Measurements
OPERATION

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To subtract a measurement from another:
1.Takeyourrstmeasurement.
2. Press to save the measurement.
3. Take a second measurement and press again.
The difference of the two measurements appears on the
screen.
Dynamic (Continuous) Measuring
To activate continuous measuring:
1. Press and hold MEAS to change from normal to
Dynamic Measuring. The laser beam is activated and begins
taking measurements every few seconds.The maximum
and minimum values are
recorded and displayed.
2.To pause Dynamic Measuring,
press and hold MEAS .
To return to normal mode,
press

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Measurement Timer
To set the measurement timer:
1.Press to set the countdown to measure
ment timer. Press X to set the measurement
timer interval. You can set the timer between
3 and 15 seconds.
2.Set the laser in the position you want to measure from
and press to start the timer.
A beep is sounded when the measurement has been taken.
Area Measurement To measure an area:
1.Press once to select area measurement and activate
laser beam.
2.Follow the instructions on the main screen to
measure width and length.
Area measurement appears on the screen.

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Volume Measurement
To measure the volume of an area:
1.Press twice to select volume measurement and
activate laser beam.
2.Follow the instructions on the screen to measure width,
length and height.
Volume measurement appears on the screen.

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Indirect Measurement
The Distancemeter uses the Pythagorean Theorem (a2+b2=c2) to
measure height indirectly.
To take an indirect measurement:
1.Press to select the type of indirect measurement and
activate laser beam.
2.Follow the instructions on the main screen to measure
the length of “a” and the length of “c”.
3.Height measurement (b) appears on the screen.
Second

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Measuring Reference Point
The product has three reference points in relation to the unit: rear,
middle (tripod thread) and front. By default, the reference point is
set at the rear.
• To change the reference point, press .
Each reference point changes in the following sequence:
front-middle-rear.
Backlight
To activate and de-activate backlight,
press and hold .
Tripod Mount
You can mount the Distancemeter to a tripod using the 1/4" threads
located on the back of the unit.
Tripod Thread

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Settings Menu
To open the Settings menu:
1. Press and hold for 2 seconds.
2. Select from the following menu items by pressing :
• F1 – Memory
• F2 – Unit of Measurement
• F3 – Stud Layout Setting
• F4 – Laser Pointer Mode
Memory
The Distancemeter’s memory
holds up to 20 measurements.
You can display the measure-
ments on the screen from the
Settings menu F1. Scroll through the measurements using the
and buttons.
The type of measurement displayed is indicated by the icon at the
top of the screen .
SETTINGS
Unit of Measurement
You can change the unit of measurement from the
Settings menu F2.
Scroll through the unit of measurement options
using the and buttons.

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Indicator for unit of measurement
Meter Feet Inch 0’0” 1/32
Length m ft in 0’0” 1/32
Area m² ft² ft² ft²
Volume m³ ft³ ft³ ft³

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Stud Layout Setting
Youcandeneasetmeasurementtousewhen
doing equidistant layouts. For example, if you need
tolayoutstudsat24cmapart,youcandenethis
distance from the Settings menu F3.
Onceyouhavedenedthedistance:
1.Select the Dynamic Measuring mode.
2.Position the laser at the beginning of your layout line.
3.From the starting point, move the laser along a straight line.
Whenyougetclosetothedeneddistance,thelaserdisplays
arrowstohelpyoundtheexactpointandbeepswhenyouare
aligned.
Laser Pointer Mode
You can activate the laser pointer from the Set-
tings menu F4.
Press or to turn the laser on and off.
Maintenance
• Clean the aperture lens and the Laser Distance Measurer
body using a clean soft cloth only. Do not use solvents.
• If the Distancemeter is exposed to water, dry it before storing.
• Remove the battery if the laser measurer will be unused for
a long period of time.

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ERROR CODES
Code Description Solution
Err01 Out of measuring range Select a target within the
measuring range
Err02 Reectedsignalistoo
weak Select a different target surface
Err03 Out of display range (max
value:99999)e.g.there-
sult of the area or volume
is out of the display range
Divide the measurement span
into sections and add the results
Err04 Indirect measurement
calculation error Verify that the measurements
were taken correctly
Err05 Low battery Install a new battery
Err06 Out of the working
temperature range Measure in an environment
which is within the laser’s opera-
tion temperature range
Err07 Ambient light is too strong Shadow the target area

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Merci d'avoir acheté le télémètre laser. Vous êtes
maintenant propriétaire de l'un des outils de pointe de notre
gamme novatrice. Ces outils sont dotés d'une nouvelle tech-
nologie de laser, permettant à l'utilisateur professionnel et
aux bricoleurs appliqués d'obtenir rapidement des résultats
précis.
REMARQUE
Conservez ce manuel pour référence.
2AA
INCLUDED
Up to
70m
FR
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