HAMAR LASER R-1307 User manual

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Table of Contents
Critical Note on Calibration...........................................................................................................................................1
R-1307 Target Readouts – Overview ............................................................................................................................2
Model R-1307B-2.4ZB .............................................................................................................................................2
Model R-1307BC ......................................................................................................................................................2
Model R-1307C.........................................................................................................................................................2
Models R-1307W-900/2.4 and R-1307W-2.4ZB ......................................................................................................2
Model R-1307-900/2.4 and R-1307-2.4ZB ...............................................................................................................2
Model R-1307+R.......................................................................................................................................................3
R-1307 Target Readout Accessories .........................................................................................................................3
The A-1307KS Readout Stand ........................................................................................................................3
The T-231-A2l Adapter Cable.........................................................................................................................3
R-1307 Readout Features ..............................................................................................................................................4
Model R-1307B-2.4ZB and Model R-1307BC – Control Panels..............................................................................4
Model R-1307 Readouts – Control Panel..................................................................................................................5
Model R-1307W Readout – Control Panel................................................................................................................6
Model R-1307C Readout – Control Panel.................................................................................................................7
The Model R-1307+R – Control Panel .....................................................................................................................8
Using TDC/ROT Mode with the R-1307+R Readout .....................................................................................9
Using the MENU Key .............................................................................................................................................11
Pulse/Continuous Modes (L-705, L-706 and L-708 Lasers) ...................................................................................12
Configuring the R-1307 Readouts ...............................................................................................................................13
Configuring the R-1307B-2.4ZB, R-1307C, R-1307-900/2.4 or R-1307-2.4ZB for a Cabled (Local) Target........13
Configuring the R-1307-900/2.4, R-1307W-900/2.4, R-1307W-2.4ZB or R-1307-2.4ZB as a Master Readout with
up to Two Wireless Targets.....................................................................................................................................15
Configuring the R-1307W-900/2.4, R-1307-900/2.4, R-1307W-2.4ZB or R-1307-2.4ZB as a Backup Readout for
Wireless Targets (Listen Mode) ..............................................................................................................................18
Configuring the R-1307W-900/2.4, R-1307-900/2.4, R-1307W-2.4ZB or R-1307-2.4ZB as a Backup Readout to
an R-1307 Readout with a Cabled (Local) Target (Listen Mode) ...........................................................................19
Setting the Target Network ID and System ID for the R-1307 Readout .................................................................20
Miscellaneous Display Messages ..................................................................................................................20
The A-910-2.4ZB and Utility Software .........................................................................................................21
Requirements for Radio Devices...................................................................................................................22
Frequently Asked Questions..........................................................................................................................22
Appendix A – Equipment Specifications.....................................................................................................................25
Appendix B – The A-910 Radio Transceiver/Hub and the A-910-2.4ZB Radio.........................................................27
Front Panel Features......................................................................................................................................27
Rear Panel Features.......................................................................................................................................27
The Zigbee®Radio Utility for the A-910-24.ZB .....................................................................................................28
Pre-installing the Common USB Port Driver (A-910-2.4ZB) .......................................................................28
Installing the A-910 Utility Software ............................................................................................................28
Configuring the Hardware and Utility Settings .............................................................................................29
Manually Selecting the COM Port ................................................................................................................30
Setting the Target System ID and Target Network ID (A-1519/A-1520 Targets, A-910-900/2.4, A-910-
2.4ZB) ...........................................................................................................................................................31
Setting the System ID ....................................................................................................................................31
Appendix C – Agency Certifications ...........................................................................................................................32
Appendix D – Care and Cleaning of Target Optics .....................................................................................................34
Appendix E – Programmer’s Reference ......................................................................................................................35

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Critical Note on Calibration
When configuring the R-1307 Readout, it is critical to match the target ID with the target ID
identified on the serial number of the target. For example, if the target ID on the target serial
number label is 2, then the R-1307 must also be set to the number 2. If the target and readout and
not matched, a centering error of up to .004 in. (0.10 mm) can occur. In addition, the laser switch
setting (CONT. or Fixed vs. PULSE) must also agree with the R-1307 Readout setting (F10.10 vs.
P10.10).
For example:  .. or  .. for R-1307 #2
For more information on the Pulse/CONTinuous modes on the laser, see Pulse/Continuous Modes (L-
705, L-706 and L-708 Lasers) on Page 12. For complete information on matching the target to the
readout, see Configuring the R-1307 Readouts on Page 13.

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R-1307 Target Readouts – Overview
The Model R-1307 Readouts support both wireless targets (such
as the A-1519) and cabled (local) targets. The wide choice of
configurations (R-1307B-2.4ZB, R-1307BC, R-1307C, R-1307-
900/2.4, R-1307-2.4ZB, R-1307W-900/2.4, R-1307W-2.4ZB and
R-1307+R) is designed to suit a user’s specific needs, with the
R-1307B-2.4ZB, the R-1307-2.4ZB, The R-1307+R and the R-
1307W-2.4 ZB models featuring ZigBee® radio technology.
Please note that some features described in sections of this
manual may not be applicable to the unit purchased.
The readout is available with a radio frequency of either 900
MHz or 2.4 GHz and can be used as the primary readout or as an
additional readout to copy position data captured by another R-
1307.
Model R-1307B-2.4ZB
•Supports both wireless targets (A-1519-900, A-1519-2.4ZB,
etc.) or cabled (local) targets
•Supports both pulsed-beam and continuous laser modes
•Supports 4x4 mm, 10x10 mm or 20x20 mm PSD cabled targets
•May be used as a Master Readout or as a secondary readout to display data from a second R-1307
•Can be configured to display data from one cabled 2-axis target or to receive data from a second R-
1307B-2.4ZB Readout connected to one 2-axis target
Model R-1307BC
•Supports 2-axis cabled (local) targets
•Supports both pulsed-beam and continuous laser modes
•Supports 4x4 mm, 10x10 mm or 20x20 mm PSD cabled targets
Model R-1307C
•Supports cabled (local) targets only
•Supports both pulsed-beam and continuous laser modes
•Functional replacement for the R-307 Analog Readout
Models R-1307W-900/2.4 and R-1307W-2.4ZB
•Supports wireless targets (A-1519-900, A-1519-2.4, etc.) only
•Radio frequency available in either 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz ISM band
Model R-1307-900/2.4 and R-1307-2.4ZB
•Supports both wireless targets (A-1519-900, A-1519-2.4, etc.) or cabled (local) targets
•Supports both pulsed-beam and continuous laser modes
•Radio frequency available in either 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz ISM band
•Can be used as an additional readout to receive data alignment data transmitted from another R-1307
unit in master (poll) mode
Figure 1 – R-1307 Readout

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Model R-1307+R
•Supports both wireless targets (A-1519-900, A-1519-2.4, etc.) and cabled (local) targets
•Displays the rotation angle of the 2-axis target in degrees or with a symbol to indicate the target is at
“top dead center”
•Supports both pulsed-beam and continuous laser modes
•Radio frequency available in either 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz ISM band
•Can be used as an additional readout to receive data alignment data transmitted from another R-1307
unit in master (poll) mode
R-1307 Target Readout Accessories
The A-1307KS Readout Stand
Hamar Laser’s new A-1307KS Readout Stand allows for the secure
and convenient positioning of the R-1307 Readout. The Readout
Stand includes the following features:
•Four stand positions: 180°, 135°, 45° (shown in photo) and 0°
(closed).
•The stand support leg, when opened to 180°, can be used as a
hanger.
•Magnets on the back of the stand hold the Readout securely to
steel objects.
•When the A-1307KS is assembled to the Readout, magnets are installed on the bottom so the unit can
stand upright.
The A-1307KS can be retrofitted to any existing R-1307 Readout.
The T-231-A2l Adapter Cable
The T-231-A21 Adapter cable provides the ability to connect an older
(cabled) target that has a 7-pin Amp connector to the R-1307’s 14-pin
Lemo connector. Newer targets come with Lemo connectors and older
targets can be retrofitted if necessary.
Figure 3 – T-231-A21 Adapter Cable
Figure 2 – A-1307KS Readout Stand

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R-1307 Readout Features
Model R-1307B-2.4ZB and Model R-1307BC – Control Panels
The R-1307B-2.4ZB and the R-1307BC Basic Series target readouts are available in two configurations.
The R-1307BC supports 2-axis cabled targets and the R-1307B-2.4ZB is a combination readout for
cabled targets with the capability to wirelessly transmit target data to a second R-1307 or to the A-910-
2.4ZB computer data receiver. Both models support blinking and continuous laser modes. Power is
provided by a 2500 mAh Lithium-Polymer rechargeable battery for 7-22 hours of continuous use,
depending on the model, radio type and display brightness settings.
Figure 4 – R-1307B and R-1307BC Models Control Panel Features
The following chart lists the menu items available for each unit:
R-1307B-2.4ZB
R-1307BC
Display Units allows the selection of either inches
or millimeters to display readings.
Display Units allows the selection of either inches
or millimeters to display readings.
Resolution (selected from the MENU button)
allows the selection of display digits up to a
maximum of .0001 in. or 0.001 mm.
Resolution (selected from the MENU button)
allows the selection of display digits up to a
maximum of .0001 in. or 0.001 mm.
Averaging allows the selection of 2 to 64 samples
for difficult atmospheric conditions.
Averaging allows the selection of 2 to 64 samples
for difficult atmospheric conditions.
Up and Down arrow keys switch between the
minimum number of sample (8 samples) and the
menu-selectable number of sample (custom).
Up and Down arrow keys switch between the
minimum number of sample (8 samples) and the
menu-selectable number of sample (custom).
Channel Selection (selected from the MENU
button) sets the System ID (radio channel).

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Model R-1307 Readouts – Control Panel
Figure 5–R-1307 Models Control Panel Features

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Model R-1307W Readout – Control Panel
Figure 6 – R-1307W Readout Control Panel Features

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Model R-1307C Readout – Control Panel
Figure 7 – R-1307C Readout Control Panel Features

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The Model R-1307+R – Control Panel
The Model R-1307+R Readout supports both wireless targets such as the A-1519, or local (cabled)
targets and may be used as the primary readout or as an additional readout to copy position data captured
by another R-1307. The R-1307+R displays the rotation angle of the 2-axis target, either in degrees or
with a symbol to indicate when the target is at “top dead center,” (TDC) which is important for accurate
bore alignment.
Figure 8 – R-1307+R Readout Control Panel Features

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Using TDC/ROT Mode with the R-1307+R Readout
When a target is inserted
into a bore, the target may
rotate. This rotation can
cause accuracy problems.
For example, a 5 degree
rotation with a 1.00 mm
vertical value will cause up
to a 50 micron error.
To ensure maximum
accuracy, it is important that
the orientation of the
alignment axes of the A-516
Self-Centering Target (or
any other HLI bore target)
relative to the bore is the
same throughout the data-
taking process. In other
words, always keep the
vertical axis oriented to 0
degrees (12:00).
One way to do this is to use
a level vial to keep track of
the target’s rotation
orientation as it is inserted
into the barrel. Another is to
use an accelerometer inside
the target housing. This example was done with the A-516 Target, where an accelerometer supplies the
rotation-axis “levelness” of the target so the user can maintain the rotation orientation of the target for
each measurement point. The TDC/ROT indicator on the R-1307 lights when the target’s vertical axis is
at Top Dead Center (TDC), indicating that the vertical axis is oriented to 12:00 (0 degrees). See Figure
11 for further information.
TDC/ROT Mode Procedure
1. Insert the A-516 Self-Centering Target into the bore.
2. Connect the R-1307 Readout and power on.
3. Press the Down Arrow on the R-1307 to activate TDC/ROT mode (see
Figure 9). The Hdisplay indicates the rotation levelness of the target and
the Vdisplay indicates the Vertical axis data.
Note: Press the Down Arrow again to switch back and forth between the
level indicator (TDC Mode) and ROT Degrees Mode (see Figure 11). Press
the UP Arrow to return it to H&V mode.
Figure 10 – H and V Displays
Figure 9 – Using the R-1307+R in TDC/ROT Mode

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4. Slowly rotate the target by pushing and pulling the target and rotating the pole until the Hdisplay
shows the target to be at ± 1 degrees or the TDC indicator displays “0” or “-|” or “|-“(see the top left
and second left screens in Figure 11). Take the data point by pressing the spacebar or clicking
Record in Bore9.
Note: While the H display indicates the target’s rotation axis data, the alignment data transmitted by
the R-1307 to the target includes the H axis data. Therefore, it is not necessary to switch back to
H&V Mode to record the data point. When recording alignment, always keep the R-1307+R in
TDC/ROT mode.
5. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 for each data point taken.
The following screens describe how the R-1307+R-2.4ZB Readout displays the rotation angle data for
both the TDC and ROT modes.
Note: In general, it is best to keep the rotation angle within ± 1 degree from zero. For TDC mode,
acceptable values are “|-“ , “0” or “-|”. See the screens below for more information.
Figure 11 – R-1307+R Readout TDC/ROT Mode

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Using the MENU Key
The Menu Key provides access to the operational functions of the R-1307,
such as display mode, measurement units, dampening, display resolution
and display brightness. In addition, communication parameters between the
target and readout are set through the Menu Key.
To use the Menu Key, press and hold the key for 2 seconds to enter
Configuration Mode, and then press the Menu Key to cycle through the
menu selections. Press the UP arrow key (↑) or the DOWN arrow key (↓)
to change the settings for a selection.
Menu Selection
Selectable Options
Meaning



Relative (datum) position
Absolute (default) position



Inches
Millimeters

2, 4, 8, 16, 32
Dampening
Number of Samples to Average

Display Resolution

Upper Display 
Lower Display

ID of first wireless scanning target
ID of second wireless scanning target
Note: For fixed beam wireless target or local
target, set both upper and lower ID to the
same number

0-9
System ID of Wireless Target(s) or local target

1 (dim) to 5 (bright)
Display brightness




Display position of target connected to local
port
Request and display position of wireless
target(s)
Display position of wireless targets controlled
by another R-1307 or radio transceiver in Poll
(Master) mode
Following is an example of the information displayed for the selected
target:


Displays the PSD type (SC-100D or DL-10)
target number, the laser mode (Pulsed or
Fixed) and the PSD size (4x4 mm, 10x10 mm
and 20x20 mm)
Hidden menu items for any R-1307 model can be temporarily enabled by pressing and holding the UP
arrow key while pressing the MENU key.
To exit configuration mode, press and hold the MENU button for approximately three seconds until the
display returns to normal mode. The R-1307 will also return to normal mode automatically after
approximately four seconds of inactivity.
For a complete chart of menu settings, see Page 23. To view the menu configurations for your specific
readout, see Configuring the R-1307 Readouts beginning on Page 13.

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Pulse/Continuous Modes (L-705, L-706 and L-708 Lasers)
The L-705, L-706 and L-708 Lasers are now equipped with a PULSE/CONTinuous switch, which
manually switches the laser beam between Pulsed and Fixed Beam Modes. Pulse Mode automatically
removes the effects of excess (ambient) background light for the R-1307 readouts, providing a more
accurate reading. The R-1307 is capable of supporting both Pulse Mode and Continuous Mode as well as
storing up to nine different target calibration factors for multiple target users. These capabilities must be
specified when ordering a system.
The chart below indicates the operational modes for Readouts/Computer Interfaces that operate with the
L-705/L-706/L-708 Lasers:
Mode
Readouts
Computer Interfaces
Pulse
R-1307B-2.4ZB, R-1307BC, R-1307C, R-
1307-900/2.4, R-1307-2.4ZB, R-1307+R
A-910-900/2.4
(when used with R-1307-900 or R-1307-2.4)
A-910-2.4ZB
CONTinuous
R-307, R-307V
R-358
Notes:
1. The T-261A and T-266 Targets do not support the Pulsed-Beam Mode and the system purchased is factory-
configured to operate in CONTinuous mode when using these targets.
2. When using the L-700 Laser with the R-1307 and a 2-Axis Target, the system is factory-configured to operate in
CONTinuous mode.

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Configuring the R-1307 Readouts
Configuring the R-1307B-2.4ZB, R-1307C, R-1307-900/2.4 or R-1307-2.4ZB
for a Cabled (Local) Target
Note: Shut off power to the readout before connecting or disconnecting a target from the local port.
1. Connect the cabled target to the local port of the readout
2. Press and hold the MENU button for approximately 2 seconds to enter configuration mode.
3. Set the Measurement Units
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows .Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to
select either  for inches or  for millimeters.
4. Set the Dampening Level
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows . Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to
set the number of averages. Adjust this value as required to suit the application. The default for this
application should be changed to at least 8. For long distance shots, use 16 or 32.
5. Set the Readout Function to Cabled (Local) Target
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows . Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys
to select  .
6. Select the PSD descriptor applicable to your target
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows , where  designates the target
number. Each R-1307 has three target descriptors:
a. TGT=0 (for HLI use only. Do not use )
b. TGT = nn, P.10.10 (pulsed beam mode)
c. TGT = nn, F.10.10 (fixed beam mode)
nn= R-1037 Readout number and matching target number
Press the UP or DOWN arrow to select the correct target number and to change the second window.
For example,  .. or  .. for R-1307 #2
WARNING: Targets are matched to specific R-1307 Readouts. For example, Target #1 must be
connected to Readout #1 or the calibration is void.
7. To exit configuration mode, press and hold the MENU button for approximately three seconds
until the display returns to normal mode.
The R-1307 also returns to normal mode automatically after approximately four seconds of
inactivity.

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MODEL #T-212 TWO AXIS TARGET (TYPE 1)
VERTICAL
(Y) AXIS
HORIZONTAL (X) AXIS
ADAPTER CABLE
A
DISPLAY MODE
ZERO
DISPLAY UNITS
B
H
V
TWO AXIS TARGET (TYPE 2) MODEL #T-212
REQUIRED FOR TYPE 1 TARGETS WITH CPC CONNECTOR
CPC CONNECTOR
READOUT, MODEL# R-1307 AND R-1307C
TARGET SENSING ORIENTATION (CABLE DOWN)
LOCAL PORT
(BOTTOM VIEW)
B
DISPLAY MODE
ZERO
DISPLAY UNITS
A
H
V
OPTIONAL SECOND READOUT
MODEL# R-1307 OR R-1307W ONLY
A SECOND READOUT CAN BE USED TO COPY THE TARGET READING DISPLAYED BY THE READOUT CONNECTED TO THE TARGET..
CONFIGURE READOUT AS FOLLOWS:
R-1307C: - SET 'FUNCT' TO LOCAL 'ID' AND 'CH' NOT USED R-1307: - SET 'FUNCT' TO LOCAL - SET 'ID' OF UPPER AND LOWER DISPLAY TO THE SAME VALUE (DEFAULT=1) - SET 'CH' TO A VALUE NOT USED BY ANOTHER READOUT WITHIN RADIO RANGE (DEFAULT=1)
CONFIGURE THIS READOUT AS FOLLOWS:
R-1307 AND R-1307W REQUIRED - SET 'FUNCT' TO POLL - SET 'ID' OF UPPER AND LOWER DISPLAY TO THE SAME VALUES AS THE READOUT THAT IS CONNECTED TO THE TARGET. - SET 'CH' TO THE SAME VALUE AS THE READOUT THAT IS CONNECTED TO THE TARGET
R-1307 WITH A LOCAL TARGET
APPLICABLE TO ALL TWO AXES CABLED TARGETS, INCLUDING: T-212 T-214 T-218 A-517
ANTENNA NOT PRESENT IN MODEL# R-1307C
THIS CAPABILITY IS NOT SUPPORTED BY MODEL#R-1307C
Figure 12 – Connecting a Cabled (Local) Target to the R-1307

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Configuring the R-1307-900/2.4, R-1307W-900/2.4, R-1307W-2.4ZB or R-
1307-2.4ZB as a Master Readout with up to Two Wireless Targets
Note: Refer to Figure 13 for configuring the Readout to display data from one target in dual-axis (fixed
beam) mode and Figure 14 for configuring the Readout to display data from two targets in single-axis
(scanning beam) mode. Refer to Figure 5or Figure 6for descriptions of the control panel buttons and
indicator function applicable to your unit and to Figure 16 for a list of Menu settings.
1. Set the Measurement Units
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows  Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys
to select either  for inches or  for millimeters.
2. Set the Dampening Level
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows . Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to
set the number of averages. Four (4) is the default setting. Adjust this value as required to suit the
application.
3. Set the Readout Function to Master (poll) mode
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows . Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys
to select  .
4. Set the Target Network ID for Target A, upper display
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows   with the current Target ID blinking.
•Configure the upper display to show the position of the first scan target (A). Use the UP and
DOWN arrow keys to set the Target ID to the TARGET NETWORK ID switch settings of the
wireless target.
--or—
•Configure the upper display to show the vertical (Y) axis position of a dual-axis target. Use the
UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the Target ID to the TARGET NETWORK ID switch settings
of the wireless target.
5. Set the Target Network ID for Target B, lower display
Press the MENU button until the lower display shows   with the current Target ID blinking.
•Configure the lower display to show the position of the second scan target (B). Use the UP and
DOWN arrow keys to set the Target ID to the TARGET NETWORK ID switch settings of the
second wireless target.
—or—
•Configure the lower display to show the horizontal (X) axis position of a dual-axis target. Use
the UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the Target ID to match the TARGET NETWORK ID of
Target A.
6. Set the System ID (Radio Channel)
Press the MENU button until the upper display shows  , with the current System ID ()
blinking. Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the System ID (the default is 01) to match the
System ID switch setting common to all wireless targets that are part of a system.
Note: A “system” consists of one master readout, additional readouts in copy (listen) mode and up
to two wireless targets. If you intend to use more than one system within radio range of each other,
you must set each system to a different System ID (radio channel)

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A
DISPLAY MODE
ZERO
DISPLAY UNITS
B
H
V
READOUT, MODEL# R-1307 AND R-1307W
B
DISPLAY MODE
ZERO
DISPLAY UNITS
A
H
V
OPTIONAL SECOND READOUT
MODEL# R-1307 OR R-1307W ONLY
AN UNLIMITED NUMBER OF READOUTS CAN BE USED TO COPY THE TARGET READING(S) DISPLAYED BY THE MASTER READOUT.
CONFIGURE READOUT AS FOLLOWS:
MASTER READOUT - SET 'FUNCT' TO POLL
CONFIGURE THIS READOUT AS FOLLOWS:
R-1307 WITH TWO AXES WIRELESS TARGET
APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING TARGETS A-1519, TYPE II UNITARGET A-1520, TYPE II UNITARGET
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THIS CAPABILITY IS NOT SUPPORTED BY MODEL#R-1307C
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IN FIXED-BEAM MODE, TARGET 'B' UNITARGET (E.G. MODEL A-1519)
- SET 'ID' OF UPPER AND LOWER DISPLAYS TO MATCH THE TARGET NET. ID - SET 'CH' TO MATCH THE SYSTEM ID OF THE TARGET
- SET 'ID' OF UPPER AND LOWER DISPLAYS - SET 'CH' TO MATCH THE SYSTEM ID OF THE TARGET TO MATCH THE TARGET NET. ID
- SET 'FUNCT' TO LISTEN
NOTE: UNITARGET MUST BE CONFIGURED FOR DUAL-AXIS, FIXED BEAM MODE USING THE TARGET CONFIGURATION UTILITY. IN THIS MODE THE TARGET WILL OUTPUT POSITION DATA FOR VERTICAL (Y) AND HORIZONTAL(X) AXES RELATIVE TO A FIXED LASER BEAM.
Figure 13 – Using the R-1307 with one Unitarget in Dual-Axis (fixed beam) mode

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OPTIONAL SECOND READOUT
MODEL# R-1307 OR R-1307W ONLY
AN UNLIMITED NUMBER OF READOUTS CAN BE USED TO COPY THE TARGET READING(S) DISPLAYED BY THE MASTER READOUT.
CONFIGURE READOUT AS FOLLOWS:
MASTER READOUT - SET 'FUNCT' TO POLL
CONFIGURE THIS READOUT AS FOLLOWS:
R-1307 WITH WIRELESS TARGETS
APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING TARGETS A-1519, TYPE II UNITARGET A-1520, TYPE II UNITARGET
ANTENNA
THIS CAPABILITY IS NOT SUPPORTED BY MODEL#R-1307C
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UNITARGET (E.G. MODEL A-1519) IN SCANNING MODE, TARGET 'A' IN SCANNING MODE, TARGET 'B'
UNITARGET (E.G. MODEL A-1519)
- SET 'ID' OF UPPER DISPLAY TO MATCH THE TARGET NET. ID OF TARGET 'A' - SET 'ID' OF LOWER DISPLAY TO MATCH THE TARGET NET. ID OF TARGET 'B' - SET 'CH' TO MATCH THE SYSTEM ID OF BOTH TARGETS A and B
A and B SYSTEM ID OF BOTH TARGETS - SET 'CH' TO MATCH THE OF TARGET 'B' TO MATCH THE TARGET NET. ID - SET 'ID' OF LOWER DISPLAY OF TARGET 'A' TO MATCH THE TARGET NET. ID - SET 'ID' OF UPPER DISPLAY
- SET 'FUNCT' TO LISTEN
Figure 14 -- Using the R-1307 with up to two Unitargets in Single-Axis (scanning) mode