Spectra Precision Trimble UL 633N User manual

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GL400 Series
www.trimble.com
Trimble Construction Division
5475 Kellenburger Road
Dayton, Ohio 45424
USA
[phone] Phone
www.trimble.com
User Guide
Bedienungsanleitung
Manuel de l´utilisateur
Guida per l´uso
Gúia del usuario
Gebruikershandleiding
Operatörshandbok
Brugermanual
Guia do Usuário
Bruksanvisning
Käyttäjän opas
取扱説明書
© 2007, Trimble Navigation Limited. All rights reserved.
UL 633N
GL400 Series
www.trimble.com
Trimble Construction Division
5475 Kellenburger Road
Dayton, Ohio 45424
USA
[phone] Phone
www.trimble.com
User Guide
Bedienungsanleitung
Manuel de l´utilisateur
Guida per l´uso
Gúia del usuario
Gebruikershandleiding
Operatörshandbok
Brugermanual
Guia do Usuário
Bruksanvisning
Käyttäjän opas
取扱説明書
© 2007, Trimble Navigation Limited. All rights reserved.
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PN 112644-00 Rev. B (07/17)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION 3
2 FOR YOUR SAFETY 3
3 COMPONENTS 3
4 HOW TO USE THE LASER SYSTEM 4
4.1 Powering the Laser 4
4.1.1 Batteries 4
4.1.2 Recharging the batteries 4
4.2 RC603N Radio/IR Remote Control 4
4.2.1 Powering the RC603N 4
4.2.2 Turning On/Off the RC603N 4
4.3 ST802/ST805 Signal Transporter 5
4.3.1 Powering the ST802/ST805 5
4.3.2 Turning On/Off the ST802/ST805 5
5 LASER SETUP 5
5.1 Turning On/Off the Laser 5
5.2 Features and functions 6
5.2.1 Standard Display 6
5.3 Standard Features 6
5.3.1 X-Y-Z-grade entering - Digit Select mode (Default) 6
5.3.2 X-Y-Z-grade - Step and Go mode 7
5.3.3 Rotation Mode 7
5.3.4 Pointing Mode 7
5.3.5 Scan Mode 8
5.3.6 Manual Mode 8
6 SPECIAL MENU FEATURES 8
6.1 Menu Functions (radio controlled) 8
6.2 Menu Functions (IR controlled) 8
6.3 Automatic PlaneLok Mode 9
6.4 Automatic Grade Match 10
6.5 Manual Grade Match 11
6.6 Automatic Axis Alignment 11
6.6.1 Automatic Axis Alignment 11
6.6.2 View Align Angles 12
6.6.3 Edit Align Angles 12
6.7 Mask Mode 12
6.8 Spot Search 12
6.9 Activating/Deactivating Standby mode 13
6.10 Start Reference Check 13
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6.11 Setting Menu 13
6.12 Info 13
6.13 Service 14
6.14 RC603N Service Menu 14
6.14.1 RF IR Options 14
6.14.2 RF Connectivity 14
7 SPECIAL FEATURES - VERTICAL SETUP 15
7.1 Z-Axis Automatic Spot Align 15
7.2 Z-axis Automatic Spot Lok 15
7.3 Z-axis Automatic Spot Match 16
7.4 Line Scan 16
7.5 Beam Plunge 16
8 SETTING 17
8.1 Pairing 17
8.2 Pairing the laser with remote control 17
8.3 Pairing the laser with receiver HL760 17
8.4 Pairing the laser with the Signal Transporter (ST802/ST805) 18
8.5 Grade Entry 18
8.6 Grade Display 18
8.7 Sensitivity Selection 19
8.8 HI-alert selection 19
8.9 User Name 19
8.10 Set Password 19
8.11 Password On/Off 20
8.12 Radio (RF-Channel) 20
8.13 Select Language 20
8.14 Position Info 20
9 CALIBRATION 21
9.1 Checking Calibration of the Y- and X-Axes 21
9.2 Checking Calibration of the Z-(vertical) Axis 21
10 TROUBLESHOOTING 22
11 SF601 SPOT FINDER USER GUIDE 23
12 PROTECTING THE UNIT 26
13 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 26
14 PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT 26
15 WARRANTY 26
16 TECHNICAL DATA 27
16.1 UL633N 27
16.2 RC603N 27
16.3 SF601 27
17 DECLARATION OF CONFORMATY 27
18 ELECTROMAGNETICAL COMPATIBILITY 28

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1 INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing one of the Spectra Precision Lasers from the Trimble family of precision lasers.
The universal laser is an easy-to-use tool that offers accurate horizontal, vertical and sloped laser reference
up to 1300 ft (400 m) away using a receiver. The plumb beam can be detected automatically and manually
using the additional SpotFinder.
2 FOR YOUR SAFETY
For hazardless and safe operation, read all the user guide instructions.
• Useofthisproductbypeopleotherthanthosetrainedonthisproductmayresultinexposuretohazardous
laser light.
• Donotremovewarninglabelsfromtheunit.
• TheUL633NisClass3A/3R(IEC60825-1:2014).
• Neverlookintothelaserbeamordirectittotheeyesofotherpeople.
• Alwaysoperatetheunitinawaythatpreventsthebeamfromgettingintopeople‘seyes.
• Ifinitialserviceisrequired,whichresultsintheremovaloftheouterprotectivecover,removalmustonlybe
performed by factory-trained personnel.
Caution:Useofotherthanthedescribeduserandcalibrationtoolsorotherproceduresmayresult
inexposuretohazardouslaserlight.
Caution:UsingdifferentthandescribedattheUL633Nuserguide,mayresultinunsafeoperation.
3 COMPONENTS
a Keypad/LCD-Display
b Handle
c Rotor with fan beam lens
d Sunshade
e Axes-Alignment-Marks
f Sighting Guides/Scope Mounts
g Battery door
h Rubber Cover/Recharge Jack
i 5/8” x 11 Tripod Mounts
j Rubber Feet
k Turnable Legs
l Plus and Minus Battery Diagrams

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4 HOW TO USE THE LASER SYSTEM
4.1 POWERING THE LASER
4.1.1 Batteries
WARNING
Ni-MHbatteriesmaycontainsmallamountsofharmfulsubstances.Besuretochargethebatterybeforeusing
itforthersttime,andafternotusingitforanextendedlengthoftime.Chargeonlywithspeciedchargers
accordingtodevicemanufacturer‘sinstructions.Donotopenthebattery,disposeofinreorshortcircuit;it
mayignite,explode,leakorgethotcausingpersonalinjury.Disposeinaccordancewithallapplicablefederal,
state,andlocalregulations.Keepthebatteryawayfromchildren.Ifswallowed,donotinducevomiting.Seek
medical attention immediately
4.1.2 Recharging the Batteries
ThelasermightbeshippedwitharechargeableNi-MHbatterypack.
Note: TheapproximatechargeofthebatteriesisshownatthelefttopsideoftheLCD.
Thechargerrequiresapprox.10hourstochargeemptyrechargeablebatteries.
Forcharging,connecttheplugofthechargertotherechargejackofthebatterypack.
Neworlong-timeout-of-userechargeablebatteriesreachtheirbestperformance
afterbeingchargedandrechargedvetimes.ForIndoorapplicationsthecharger
can be used as a power supply for the laser.
Alkalinebatteriescanbeusedasabackup.Insert4D-cellbatteriesnotingtheplus(+)andminus(-)diagrams
inside the battery housing.
The batteries should only be charged when the laser is between 50° F and 104° F (10°C to
40°C). Charging at a higher temperature may damage the batteries. Charging at a lower
temperature may increase the charge time and decrease the charge capacity, resulting in
loss of performance and shortened life expectancy.
4.2 RC603N Radio/IR Remote Control
4.2.1 Powering the RC603N
1. Open the battery door using a coin or similar pry device to release
thebatterydoortab onthe RC603N.RC603N willbe shippedwith
alkalinebatteries.Rechargeablebatteriescanbeusedoptionalbut
needtobechargedexternally
2.InserttwoAAbatteriesnotingtheplus(+)andminus(-)diagrams
inside the battery housing.
3.Close the battery door. Push down until it “clicks” into the locked
position.
4.2.2 Turning On/Off the RC603N
Theradio/IRremotecontrolisahand-helddevicethatallowsyoutosendoperationalcommandstothelaser
from a remote location.
Pressthepowerbuttontoturnontheradioremotecontrol.Thesymbol“ ”andadditionalverticalbarsappear
in the right corner of the remote’s top display line indicating the radio connection status between the laser and
theremotecontrol.IftheRC603Nisoutsidetheradiooperatingrangetheremoteswitchesautomaticallyinto
theIRconnectioncapability.
Note:Whentheremotecontrolisinitiallyturnedon,thestandarddisplay(modelnumberandsoftwareversion)
appearfortherst3seconds,thentheaxessymbolsandlast-enteredgradeforeachaxisappearintheLCD.
Witheverybuttonpress,theLCDbacklightisactivatedandturnsoffautomaticallyifnobuttonispressedfor
8seconds.
To turn off the radio remote control, press the power button for two secounds.
Note:5minutesafterthelastbuttonpress,theremotecontrolturnsoffautomatically.

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4.3 ST802/ST805 SIGNAL TRANSPORTER
4.3.1 POWERING THE ST802/ST805
1.Open the battery door using a coin or similar pry device to release the battery door tab on the
 ST802/ST805.ST802/ST805willbeshippedwithalkalinebatteries.Rechargeablebatteriescan 
 beusedoptionalbutneedtobechargedexternally.
2.InserttwoAAbatteriesnotingtheplus(+)andminus(-)diagramsinsidethebatteryhousing.
3.Closethebatterydoor.Pushdownuntilit“clicks”intothelockedposition.
4.3.2 Turning On/Off the ST802/ST805
Thesignaltransporter(ST)isahand-helddevicethatextendstheradiorangeofalaserwhichispairedwith
theST.Pressthepowerbuttontopoweronthesignaltransporter.AllLEDsturnonforthreeseconds.Finally
aashingyellowstatusLEDshowsthesignaltransporterhasbeenpairedwithalaserbutthislaserisnot
available.AsolidblinkingyellowstatusLEDisshowingthattheradioconnectionbetweenthesignaltransporter
and the paired laser has been established.
5 LASER SETUP
Position the laser horizontally (tripod mount and rubber feet downward!) on a stable platform, wall mount or
tripod at the desired elevation.
The laser recognizes automatically whether it is used horizontally or vertically when switched on.
5.1 Turning On/Off the laser
Press the power button for one second to turn On the laser.
Press the power button for two seconds to turn Off the laser.
Note:Whenagradevaluehasbeenenteredandaftertemperaturechangeofmorethan9°F(5°C),theunit
startsthetemperature/referencecheckwhilethethermometersymbolisashing(Pic1).
Anothertemperaturechecktakesplaceafter20min.andnallyevery60min.Whenthetemperature/reference
checkhasbeennished,thestandarddisplayappearsandthebubblesymbolsashuntilself-levelinghas
beencompleted(Pic2).
Iftheself-levelingcan’tbenishedbasedontheselectedsensitivity,anerrormessageappears.
AbubblesymbolhelpstoadjusttheunitatthecrossaxiswhensetupverticalforautomaticSpotAlignorin
vertical manual mode.
Pic 1 Reference check Pic 2 Standard display horizontal
Pic 3 Standard display vertical

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5.2 Features and Functions
5.2.1 Standard Display
The remote control mirrors the functionality of the laser keypad
Button 1: Quicklypressandreleasestartsthe
MENU entry.
Button 2: Quicklypressandreleasestartsthe
grade entering mode.
Button 3: Quicklypressandreleaseactivates/
deactivates the manual mode.
Button 4: Quicklypressandreleasetotoggle
through the pre-selected rotation speeds.
Press and hold for three seconds
changestheunitintoscanmode.When
inscanmode,quicklypressandrelease
button 4 toggles through the pre-selected
scan sizes.
Button 5, 8:up/downarrowbuttons.
Button 6, 7:left/rightarrowbuttons.
Button 9: ON/OFFbutton-pressfor1secondto
turnontheunit;pressandholdfor2
seconds to turn off the unit.
Leveling/Standby – LED (green/red)
Batterystatuslaser HIalertfunctionisactivated
Maskselection BatteryStatusRemoteControl
StatusRadioConnectivity
Rotationspeed/Scanangle
FanBeamisactivated
5.3 Standard Features
5.3.1 X-Y-Z-grade entering – Digit Select mode (Default)
Quicklypressandreleasebutton2 (Pic5)startsthegradeenteringmode.
Bothgradevalueswillbeshown.
Acursor(Pic6)blinksatthecurrentpositionwhichcanbechanged.
Press/releasebutton1aquicksetto0%
Press/releasebutton2achange the sign in front of the grade value
Press/releasebutton3areturn to the standard display.
Quicklypressandreleasebutton4toconrmtheselectedgradevalueandreturntothestandarddisplay.
Press and release button 5or 8(downorup)tomovethecursortotheX-orY-axis(notusedinZ-mode).
Pressing and releasing button 6or 7(rightorleft)movesthecursortotheright/left.
Usebutton 1 or 2(PlusorMinus)tosetthedesireddigit(Pic9).
Thelaserwillself-leveltotherequiredgradepositionafterconrmingthegradechangewithbutton4.
Pic 5 Standard Display Pic 6 Grade Entry Mode

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Note: ThebubblesymbolsatthelaserandremotecontrolLCDwillashuntilthelaserhasbeenself-leveled
totherequestedgradeposition.
5.3.2 X-Y-Z-grade entering – Step and Go mode
Howtochangeto‚StepandGo‘modeseechapter8.5
Quicklypressandreleasebutton2(Pic10)startsthegradeenteringmode.Bothgradevalueswillbeshown.
Press/releasebutton1agrade reverse Y (Pic 11)
Press/releasebutton2agrade reverse X (Pic 11)
Press/releasebutton3areturn to the standard display
Quicklypressandreleasebutton4toconrmtheselectedgradevalueand
return to the standard display
Press and hold button 6or 7(left/right)tochangeX-axisgradevalueafterthecomma;pressandholdbuttons
6+7simultaneouslystartsX-axisquickchangemodewherethegradevalueinfrontofthecommawillbeset
to0%andthenstartschangingin1%increments.
Press and hold button 5or 8 (up/down) for changing Y-axis grade value; press and hold buttons 5 + 8
simultaneouslystartsY-axisquickchangemodewherethegradevalueinfrontofthecommawillbesetto
0%andthenstartschangingin1%increments.
Note: The speed of the grade value change increases with the amount of time the button is held down.
Note: Thegradevalueforbothaxesincreasesin1.00%increments.Whenthegradevalueforeitheraxis
reachesitshighestamount,thegradevalueswitchestothelowestvalueforthataxis.Forexample,thevalue
switchesfrom+25%to-25%.
Thelaserwillself-leveltotherequiredgradepositionafterconrmingthegradechangewithbutton4.
Note:Thebubblesymbolsatthelaser’sLCDwillashuntilthelaserhasbeenself-leveledtotherequested
grade position.
5.3.3 Rotation Mode
Repeatedlypressingthebutton4togglesthrough0,80,200,600,750rpmregardlessiftheunit
is in automatic or manual mode.
At0rpm,thebeamstopsautomaticallyclosetothe+Y-axiscenterposition.
Whensetupinautomaticorgrademode,usingbuttons5/8increases/decreasesrotorspeed
from0to80andthenupto750rpmcontinuouslyin10rpmincrements.
5.3.4 Pointing Mode
At0rpm,buttons6/7movethebeamtotheleft/rightside.Whensetupverticallyat0rpm,button5/8 move
thebeamclockwise/counterclockwise.
Note:Pressandholdbutton4for three seconds to change the unit from rotation mode (default) into scan mode.
Pic 9 Set Digit
Pic 10 Standard Display Pic 11 Grade Reverse

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5.3.5 Scan Mode
Press and hold button 4attheStandardDisplayforthreesecondstochangetheunitintoscan
mode.
Quicklypressandreleasebutton4totogglebetweenthepre-selectedscansizes5,15,45,90,
180degreesand0;regardlessiftheunitisinautomaticormanualmode.
Whenworkinginhorizontalautomaticmode,pressandholdbutton5/8toincrease/decreasethe
linesizein5degreesincrements.Pressandholdbutton 6/7movesthescanlinetotheright/leftdirection.
Whenusedinautomaticverticalmode,pressingandholdingbutton5/8movesthescanlinecounterclockwise/
clockwise.Whensetupvertical,pressingandholdingbutton6/7movesthescanlineintotheright/leftdirection
regardless if in automatic or manual mode.
Note:Pressandholdbutton4for three seconds to change the unit back to rotation mode (default) mode.
5.3.6 Manual Mode
Pressing and releasing button 3attheStandardDisplayactivates/deactivates
the manual mode regardless if set up horizontal or vertical.
Manualmodeisindicatedbyhorizontallinesnexttotheaxessymbols(Pic12).
An additional bubble helps to adjust the laser on the cross axis when set up
vertical (Pic 13).
Inmanualmode(horizontal),theY-axiscanbeslopedbypressingtheUp-(5)andDown-Arrow-(8) buttons on
thelaser‘skeypadortheremotecontrol.Additionally,theX-axiscanbeslopedbypressingtheLeft-(6) and
Right-(7)Arrow-buttonsonthelaserorremotecontrol.
Inmanualverticalmode,theupanddownarrowbuttonsadjusttheZ-axisslope,andtheleftandrightarrow
buttonsalignthelaserbeamtotheright/leftside.
To resume automatic self-leveling mode, press the manual button again.
6 SPECIAL MENU FEATURES
6.1 Menu Functions (Radio controlled)
Press and release button 1attheStandardDisplaytoentertheMENU.
The menu offers always only the features which can be selected depending on the setup (horizontal
or vertical).
The icon of the selected function will be highlighted.
A down arrow at the the right site indicates that the user can scroll down through the menu using the
button 8(down arrow).
Aftergoingtothenextmenurow,anup/downarrowatthetherightsiteindicatesthattheusercanscrollup/
down through the menu (4 different screens) using the buttons 5/8(up/downarrows).
Pressing and releasing button 3changes the unit always back to the standard or previous display.
Press and release the buttons 6/7 until the desired icon at the selected menu row is highlighted.
Press and release button 4toopenthesubmenuORstarttheselectedfunction.
6.2 Menu Functions (IR controlled)
IftheRC603Nispairedwithatransmitterandtheradioconnectionisnotavailable,e.g.,throughapipe,the
IRconnectionoffersreducedfunctionssuchasSpotAlign,SpotMatchandPairing.
Pic 12 Horizontal manual Pic 13 Vertical manual

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PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplay.
Pressing and releasing button 3changes the unit always back to the standard or previous display.
Press and release the buttons 5to 8until the desired icon is highlighted.
Press and release button 4toopenthesubmenuORstarttheselectedfunction.
Note: Pairing function is needed to pair an already paired remote with a new transmitter.
The new transmitter has to be set to the pairing dialog for this operation. Otherwise the pairing can not be
successful processed.
The pairing information of the previous pairing is still stored in the previous paired transmitter and should be
deleted in the pairing dialog of this transmitter
Note:If aremoteis pairedwitha transmittertheIRsignalsof theremote(in caseofan interruptedradio
connection) will transmitted in a private mode so that only the paired transmitter can received these IR
commands.
6.3 Automatic PlaneLok Mode
The PlaneLok mode can be activated in horizontal and vertical
automatic and manual mode.
InPlaneLokmodewhensetuphorizontal,thebeamwillbelocked
toaxedelevationpoint(upto150m(490ft)locatedononeaxis
at each side of the laser.
Forkeepingverticalalignmentsxedtoadirectionpoint,PlaneLok
canbeusedinbothdirectionsontheY-axisand/orontheX-axis.
Note:IneveryPlaneLokmodethelasercontinuestoservotothe
receiver’ssignals.Anylossofsignaloveranextendedperiodoftime(1minute)causesthelasertogointo
theHI-alertcondition(beamturnsoff,rotorstopsandawarningmessageoccursattheLCD.PlaneLokmode
canbereactivatedaftertheerrormessagehasbeendeletedwithbutton4.ExitingofPlaneLokmodecanbe
donebypressingbutton3(ESC)oranyHL760button.
HorizontalSetUp:
1. Set up the laser over the reference point.
2.AttachtheHL760receivertoagraderod.PlacethereceiveratthesecondpointandadjustittotheOn-
grade position. The receiver should be permanently mounted at this location and at the desired elevation.
3.Usethesightingguidesonthetopofthelasertoalignthelasertothereceiver.Turnthelaseronthetripod
untilitisroughlyalignedtothereceiver’sposition(thealignmentrangeforbothaxesis+/-40°).
4.PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectPlaneLok(Pic14).
Pic 14 PlaneLok
horizontal
Pic15PlaneLok
vertical
5.Whensetuphorizontally,pressandreleasebutton4toopenthePlaneLoksubmenu;selectthedesired
PlaneLokaxisY(Pic16)orX(Pic17)orYandX-axis(Pic18)thenpressbutton4to start PlaneLok.
Pic16PlaneLok
Y-Axis
Pic17PlaneLok
X-Axis
Pic18PlaneLokY-
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Note:Thelaserstartstosearchforthereceiver.AashingReceiverandLocksymbolappearsattheselected
axisandbecomessolidwhenPlaneLokhasbeencompleted.
Pic19PlaneLok
symbol
The HL760 display shows a ashing –PL– during the time the
laserissearchingandadjustingthebeamtotheon-gradeposition.
When PlaneLok is complete, –PL– stops ashing at the HL760
display.
6.ExitingofPlaneLokcanbedonebypressingbutton3(ESC).
VerticalSetUp:
1. Set up the laser over the reference point
2.AttachtheHL760receiver(withtheverticaladapter)tothenext
reference point
3.PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectPlaneLok(Pic15).Pressandrelease
button4toopenthePlaneLoksubmenu;selecttheYaxis(Pic16)orX-axis(Pic17)orY-andX-axis(Pic18)
and press and release button 4 to start PlaneLok.
Note:Whenusedinverticalmode,thereceiverhastobeplacedwiththephotocellonthebottomside;for
Y-PlaneLok,alignthetopofthereceivertothetopofthelaser.TheHL760displayshowsaashing–PL
–duringthetimethelaserissearchingandadjustingthebeamtotheongradeposition.WhenPlanLokis
complete,-PL–stopsashingattheHL760display.
4.ExitingofPlaneLokcanbedonebypressingbutton3(ESC).
6.4 Automatic Grade Match
TheGradeMatchmodecanbeactivatedinhorizontalautomaticand
manual mode.
InGradeMatchmode,thelasercanbeusedtomeasuretheexisting
gradevaluebetweentwoknownelevationpoints(upto150m(490ft)
locatedononeaxisateachsideofthelaser
1. Set up the laser over the reference point.
2.AttachtheHL760receivertoagraderod.Checkthelaser’selevation
next to the laser then position the receiver at the second point
WITHOUTchangingthereceiver’selevationontherod.
3.Usethesightingguidesonthetopofthelasertoalignthelasertothereceiver.Turnthelaseronthetripod
untilitisroughlyalignedtothereceiver’sposition(thealignmentrangeforbothaxesis+/-40°).
4.PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectGradeMatch.(Pic20)
5.SelectthedesiredGradeMatchaxisY(Pic21)orX(Pic22)orYandX(Pic23)thenpressbutton 4 to
startGradeMatch.
Pic22GradeMatch
X-Axis
Pic23GradeMatch
Y-/X-Axis
Pic21GradeMatch
Y-Axis
Note:Thelaserstartstosearchforthereceiver.AashingReceiverandanglesymbolappearsattheselected
axisanddisappearswhenGradeMatchhasbeencompleted.
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Whilethelaserissearchingandadjustingthebeamtotheon-gradeposition,
theHL760displayshowsaashing–GM–.
WhenGradeMatchhasbeencompleted,theHL760goesbacktothestandard
elevationdisplay.Theremotecontrolaswellasthelaserwilldisplaythenal
measured grade value.
Note:IfGradematchcan’tbecompletedbycheckingthelimits,thelasercomes
withanErrormessage(GradeMatchhasFailed)whichcanbedeletedwith
button 4(OK).TheHL760goesbacktostandardelevationindication.
6.5 Manual Grade Match
NavigatetothemenuGradeMatch(Pic20).ChoosethesubmenuGradeMatchMan.(Pic25)
Pic25
GradeMatchmanual
InManualGradeMatch,thebeamonbothaxescanbeadjustedtothereceiver‘son-gradeposition,e.g,when
otherreceiversastheHL760areused.ThegradefortheY-axiscanbeadjustedwithbutton5/8 while button
6/7adjusttheX-axis.DuringManualGradeMatchacrossedvialandangle(Pic26)symbolappearnextto
thecontinuouslychangingY-andX-axisgradevalue.Afteradjustingtothereceiver’son-gradeposition,press
button 2(OK)togobacktoautomaticmodewherethenalgradevaluewillbeshownforbothaxes.
Pic26
Note:Pressingbutton3(ESC)exitsManualGradeMatchandchangestheunittomanualmode..
6.6 Axis Alignment
6.6.1 Automatic Axis Alignment
AutomaticAxis Alignment mode adjusts automatically the direction
thegradeaxisispointingtothereceiver’slocationbyanelectronically
simulationofrotatingtheunitonitsbasetomatchthehub.UsingAxis
Alignment,thelaseraxiscanbealignedtoonedirectionhub(upto150
m(490ft)locatedononeaxisateachsideofthelaser.
1. Set up the laser over the reference point.
2.PlacethegraderodwiththeattachedHL760receiveratthedesired
direction hub.
3.Usethesighting guidesonthe topofthelaser toalignthe laserto
the receiver. Turn the laser on the tripod until it is roughly aligned to the receiver’s position (the alignment
rangeforbothaxesis+/-40°).
4.PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectAxisAlign.(Pic27)
5.SelectthedesiredaxisY(Pic28)orX(Pic29)orYandX(Pic30)thenpressbutton4tostartAxisAlign.
Pic28Axis
AlignmentYAxis
Pic29Axis
AlignmentX-Axis
Pic30AxisAlignment
YandX-Axis
Note:Adjustingthereceiverintothebeambefore starting the automaticAxisAlignment reduces the time
neededfornishingthealignment.
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Pic27Axis
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6.6.2 View Align Angles
Selecting the submenu „View Align Angles“showsthealignmentangleafteranaxisalignmenthasbeen
completed. This function can be used to measure an angle difference between two direction hubs in a range
uptomax.80°byperformingtwoaxisalignmentsinsequence.
6.6.3 Edit Align Angles
The submenu „Edit Align Angles“selectionallowstodialinanaxisanglewheretheaxisdirectionwillbe
alignedtooafterarstaxisalignmenthasbeendone.Tworowsareavailablefortypinginaxisanglevalues.
Button5and 8canbeusedtotogglebetweenbothrows.Changingthesignandnumberscanbedoneusing
the buttons 1and 2.
Press and release button 4toconrmtheselectedaxisangles.Theaxeswillbeadjustedwhilethedisplay
fallsbacktothemainMenu.
Press and release button 3(ESC)toexittheAnglefunctions.
6.7 Mask mode
SelecttheMaskicon(Pic32)andpressandreleasebutton4toopentheMasksettingmenu.
Dependingonwhichsideorcornerthebeamshouldbeturnedoff,therequiredsectorcanbe
selected. Press and release the buttons 5to 8formovingashortashinglinearoundthemask
modesymbol.Forselectingthesectorwherethebarisashing,pressandreleasebutton1(SET).
Aftersettingtherstsector,button1changestoshowCLRwhichofferesthecapabilityofdeleting
theselectedmasksectoragain.Usebutton5to 8tomovetheashingbartootherrequiredareas
andrepeatthesettingprocess.Whenallareashavebeenset,pressbutton 4 to store the mask
sector selection until the unit will be turned off.
Note:Theunitalwayspowersupwiththemaskmodedeactivated(default).
6.8 Manual Spot Search mode
The Spot Search mode is used for detecting the plumb beam manually using the Spot Finder
SF601andcanbeactivatedinhorizontalandverticalautomaticandmanualmode.
PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectSpotSearch(Pic33).
Pressing button 4activatesthefanbeamwhiletherotationspeedchangesto750rpmand
the unit goes back to the standard display.
The4redLEDsaroundthecenterholeguidetheusertotheplumbbeam‘scenterposition-all4LEDson=>
conrmationtheSF601hasbeensettothecorrectcenterposition.
ToswitchofftheSportSearchmodepressandreleasetheMENUbuttonandselectSpotSearch(Pic33);
pressing button 4 switches off the Spot Search mode. The regular plumb beam is visible again and the unit
goes back to previous rotation speed.
Note:ManualSpotSearchcanalsobeactivatedanytimebyturningontheSpotFinderSF601.
TurningOfftheSF601deactivatestheSpotSearchmodeimmediatelybydeactivatingthefanbeam.
Pic32
MaskMode
Pic 33
Spot Search

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6.9 Activating/Deactivating Standby mode
PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectStandby(Pic31).
Pressing and releasing button 4activates the Standby mode.
Theself-levelingwillbestoppedandthebeamwillbeturnedoffwhiletheHIalertisstillactive.
ThedisplayshowsthestandbysymbolandtheLevel/StandbyLEDashesredevery5seconds.
To deactivate Standby mode and restore full operation of the laser, press and release button 4.
6.10 Start Reference Check
Whenworkingduringtemperaturechangesandoverlongdistancestheproductrequiresafrequent
reference check to maintain accuracy and avoid errors caused by drift. The transmitter will do an
automaticuponstartupandafter20minutesofoperation.Itwillrepeatthereferencecheckevery
60minutesandwhenthereisa5°C(9°F)changewithintheproduct.Whencarryingoutworkwhere
accuracy is paramount it is advised to manually prompt a reference check at regular intervals.
  PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectReferenceCheck
  (Pic35).
Pressing and releasing button 4startstheReferenceCheckconsideringthecurrenttemperatureinside the
housing.Whiletherotorchecksthecorrectpositiontherotationwillbestopped.
Note:Agradevaluehastobeenteredbeforetheunitstartsthereferencecheck.
6.11 Setting Menu
PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectSettings(Pic36).
Press and release button 4toopentheSettingMenu;selectthedesiredfunctionthenpressbutton
4toopentheselectedsubmenufunctionORstarttheselectedfunction.
PleaseseetheSettingMenudetailsattheendoftheuserguide.
6.12 Info
PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectInfo(Pic37).
Buttons6/7canbeusedtotogglebetweenUL,RCandRuntime.
Press and release button 4toconrmtheselection.
TheUL/RCinformation(softwareversion,ID,etc.)ortheruntimeoftheULwillbedisplayed.
Pic 34
Standby
Pic35
Reference
Check
Pic36Settings
Pic37Info
Pic38InfoUL Pic39InfoRC Pic40Runtimes

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6.13 Service
PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectService(Pic41).Buttons
6/7 can be used to toggle between Calibration Y and Calibration XOR Calibration Z when
set up vertically.
Press and release button 4toconrmtheselection.Thecalibrationattheselectedaxisstartstheeldcalibration
procedure.
6.14 RC603N Service menu:
ThismenuisavailableonlyviatheRC603N.
6.14.1 RF IR options
Choosemenu‚RFIROptions‘(Pic45).Pressandreleasebutton4toconrmtheselectionand
selectoneofthefollowingoptions:
RFOn;IRauto=>Radioonalltimes;IRwillbeactivatedautomaticallyafterradioconnection
has been lost.
  RFOff;IROn=>RadioturnedOff;IRalwaysactivated
  RFOn;IROff=>RadioturnedOn;IRalwaysOff
Pic46RFOn;
IRAuto
Pic47RFOff;
IROn
Pic48RFOn;
IROff
6.14.2 RF Connectivity
Press and release button 4togetastatusofthecurrentRadioconnectivity(Pic49).
Pic 41
Service
Pic42
CalibrationY
Pic 43
CalibrationX
Pic 44
CalibrationZ
Pic45RFIR
Options
Pic49Radio
Connectivity

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7 SPECIAL FEATURES - VERTICAL SETUP
7.1 Z-Axis Automatic Spot Align
  TheSpotFinderSF601guidestheplumbbeamtothetargetpointinthehorizontalaxis,while
theZ-axisgradevaluewillbemaintained.UsingSpotAlignment,theplumbbeamcanbealigned
automaticallytoonedirectionhub(upto80m(260ft)locatedinfrontoftheplumbbeam.
1. Set up the laser over the start point.
2.Adjustthedisplaybubbletothecenteredposition.
3.TurnonandattachtheSF601SpotFinderatthedesireddirectionhub.
4.PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplay;selectSpotAlign(Pic50)andstartthefunction
using button 4(fan beam will be activated).
Note:SpotAligncanalsobestartedusingtheRC603Nviainfrared.
Note:ThedisplayfallsbacktothestandarddisplaywhileaSpotFindersymbol(Pic51)isashing.
Pic51
SpotFinder
TheplumbbeamwillbeautomaticallyalignedtothecenteroftheSF601.
5.Afteralingmentiscomplete(all4redLEDsattheSF601areon),theplumbbeamwillmoveverticallytothe
previousdialedinZ-axisgradevalue.
Note:AutomaticSpotAligncanbeexitedanytimebypressingandreleasingbutton3(ESC).
7.2 Z-axis Automatic Spot Lok
Automatic SpotLok (likePlaneLok)canbeusedtoalignandholdtheplumbbeamautomaticallytotheSF601’s
centerpointandcontinuouslyadjustingtheZ-andX-axisuntilexitingthismode.TheULlooksalwaystothe
centerpositionoftheSF601andre-adjuststhebeamimmediatelytothecentertoavoidanysetup/alignment
driftcausedbyvibrationsortemperatureinuences(e.g.whenworkingonconcretepads,facadeapplications).
UsingSpotLok,theplumbbeamcanbealignedautomaticallytoonedirectionhub(upto80m(260ft)located
in front of the plumb beam.
1. Set up the laser over the start point.
2.PlacetheSF601SpotFinderatthesecondreferencepoint.
3.Press and release the MENU button at the Standard
Display, select SpotLok(Pic52) and start thefunction
using button 4(fan beam will be activated).
Note:SpotLok canalsobe startedviainfrared usingthe
RC603N.
Note:ThedisplayfallsbacktothestandarddisplaywhileaSpotFinderandlockicon(Pic53)isashing.The
plumbbeamwillbeautomaticallyalignedtothecenteroftheSF601.
Pic53
LockMode
4.AfterSpotLokiscompleteall4redLEDsattheSF601areonandtheiconsstopashing.Thetransmitter‘s
plumbbeamisalwayscheckingforperfectalignmenttothecenteroftheSF601.All4LEDsashevery5
secondstoconrmthecorrectalignment.
Note:AutomaticSpotLokcanbeexitedanytimebypressingandreleasingbutton3(ESC).
Pic50
SpotAlign

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7.3 Z-axis Automatic Spot Match
Automatic-Spot-Match canbeusedformeasuringanunknowngradevaluebetweentwoexistingelevations
e.g.,inanexistingpipewhichneedstobereplacedoranopentrenchwithanunknowngradevalue.
TheplumbbeamwillbeautomaticallyalignedtotheSF601centerpoint(Z-andX-axis)andswitchesback
toautomaticZ-axisgrademodewhiledisplayingthemeasuredZ-gradevalue.
UsingSpotMatch,theplumbbeamcanbealignedautomaticallytoonedirectionhub(upto80m(260ft)
located in front of the plumb beam..
1. Set up the laser over the start point.
2.Place the SF601 Spot Finder at the second reference
point.
3.Press and release the MENU button at the Standard
Display,selectSpotMatch(Pic54)andstartthefunction
using button 4(fan beam will be activated).
Note:SpotMatchcanalsobestartedviainfraredusingtheRC603N.
Note:ThedisplayfallsbacktothestandarddisplaywhileaSpotFinderandanglesymbol(Pic55)isashing.
TheplumbbeamwillbeautomaticallyalignedtothecenteroftheSF601.
Pic55
AngleSymbol
4.WhenSpotMatchhasbeencompleted,thefanbeamwillbeturnedoffandtheULcalculatesthegrade
valuebetweenbothelevationpoints.ThecalculatedgradevaluewillbedisplayedattheUL‘sandRC‘sdisplay.
Note:AutomaticSpotMatchcanbeexitedanytimebypressingandreleasingbutton3(ESC).
7.4 Line Scan
LineScan(Pic56)centerstherotorhorizontallyandcanbeusedtoaligntheplumbbeamto
adesiredhorizontalposition.PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayand
select Line Scan. Pressing and releasing button 4activates the Line Scan mode while the rotor
checksthelimitsoftheX-axisandstopsatthecenterposition.
Pressing button 3(ESC)stopsthemovementandchangestheunitintomanualmode.
Correctionsupanddowncanbedoneusingbutton5/8;forleft/rightcorrectionsusebutton6/7.
Press and release the manual button to change the unit back to full automatic mode.
DuringtheLineScanprocessthecentermovesymbol(Pic57)isashing.
7.5 Beam Plunge
BeamPlungecenterstherotorverticallyandcanbeusedtoaligntheplumbbeamtoadesired
verticalposition,e.g.,whendoingInteriorlayout.
PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectBeamPlunge(Pic58).
Pressing and releasing button 4activatestheBeamPlungemodewhiletherotorchecksthelimits
  oftheY-axisandstopsatthecenterposition.
Pressing button 3(ESC)stopsthemovementandchangestheunitintomanualmode.
Correctionsupanddowncanbedoneusingbutton5/8;forleft/rightcorrectionsusebutton6/7.
Press and release the manual button to change the unit back to full automatic mode.
Pic56
Line Scan
Pic57
CenterMove
Pic58
BeamPlunge

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8 Settings
PressandreleasetheMENUbuttonattheStandardDisplayandselectSettings(Pic59).
Press and release button 4toopentheSettingMenu;selectthedesiredfunctionthenpressbutton
4toopentheselectedsubmenufunctionORstarttheselectedfunction.
TheSettingMenuoffersthefollowingfunctions:
Pairing Grade Entry Grade Display Sensitivity
HI-Alert
User Name Set Password Password On/Off RF-Channel Select
Language
Position Info
8.1 Pairing
Pairing is needed to couple different devices with the laser. The laser is able to communicate with
several numbers of other radio network participants and pairing is the process to link these to each
other.Buyingthelaseralldevicesshouldbepairedbutforsomereasonsthismaynotbetrue
or the pairing has been lost. So you can pair the devices as described in the following sections.
Note:Makesurethatpairingmodeisselectedonlyatonelaserwhichiswithintheradiorangeoftheremote
duringapairingrequest.Otherwisepairingprocedurecanbeconfused.
8.2 Pairing the laser with remote control
Startwiththelaser.WheninmenuSettings(Pic59),pressandreleasebutton4toopenthepairingmenu
(Pic71).Thedisplayshowsthecurrentlypairedunits(uptotworemotes).MakesureatleastoneRCslotis
freefortheremotetobepaired.IfnofreeRCslotisavailable,chooseoneofthemanddeleteitusingbutton
1(CLR).Pressbutton2tostartthepairingprocess.Continuewiththeremotechoosingthesymbolpairing
(Pic71);thepairingstartsautomatically.Aftersuccessfulpairing,thelaserdisplayshowstheIDoftheremote
in the pairing list.
8.3 Pairing the laser with receiver HL760
To pair the laser and the receiver select Settings and press and release button 4to open the Pairing menu (Pic
71).Thedisplayshowsthecurrentlypairedunits(upto2receivers).Ifalready2receivershavebeenpaired,
one or both of them have to be deleted using button 1(CLR).
Pic59
Settings
Pic71Pairing

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A
B
C
Next,turnonthereceiverthenpressandholdtheDeadband(A)andtheAudio(B)buttonsfortwoseconds.
AftertwosecondsthedisplayshowsMENUrst,thenRDIO.
PressandreleasetheUnits(C)button–displayshowsthecurrentradiomode.
IfnotalreadysettoLS,pressUnitsbuttonandthenpressDeadbandorAudiobuttonuntilLS is displayed.
PressUnitsbuttonagaintoenterselection.PressandreleasetheAudiobutton–displayshowsPAIR.Press
theUnitsbuttonagain–thedisplayshowsPAIRandarotatingbar.AftercompletingPAIR,OKwillbedisplayed.
TheUL633Npairsnowautomaticallywiththenewreceiver.PressandreleasethePowerbuttontwotimesto
exitthemenu.Alasersymbolislittoconrmthereceivercancommunicatewiththelaser.
8.4 Pairing the laser with the signal transporter (ST802/ST805)
MakesuretheST802/ST805isswitchedoff.StartwiththeLaser.WheninmenuSettings(Pic59),pressand
releasebutton4toopenthepairingmenu(Pic71).Thedisplayshowsthecurrentlypairedunits(onesignal
transportermax).MakesuretheSTslotisfreeforthesignaltransportertobepaired.Iftheslotisnotfree,
choosetheSTslotanddeleteitusingbutton1(CLR).Pressbutton2tostartthepairingprocess.Switchon
thesignaltransporter.Thesignaltransporterpairsautomaticallywiththelaser.Ifthepairingwassuccessful
theaddressorIDofthepairedSTisshowninthepairinglist;alsothesignaltransportershowsasolidblinking
yellowstatusLED.
8.5 Grade Entry
SelecttheGradeEntryicon(Pic73)andpressandreleasebutton4toopentheGradeEntrymenu.
Buttons6/7canbeusedtotogglebetweenStepandGo(Pic74)andDigitSelect(Pic75).
Press and release button 4toconrmtheselection.
Pic 74
Step and Go
Pic 75
Digit Select
8.6 Grade Display
SelecttheGradeDisplayicon(Pic76)andpressandreleasebutton4toopentheGradeDisplay
menu.
ThedesiredGradeDisplayMode(Percent(Pic77)/Permille(Pic78)/Degree(Pic79))canbe
selected using the buttons 6/7. Press and release button 4toconrmtheselecteddisplaymode.
Pic73
GradeEntry
Pic76
GradeDisplay
Pic78
Per mill
Pic77
Percent
Pic79
Degree