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Pentax PLP-601R, PLP-602R Warning display, Manual Mode, Off Level Battery Checkpower On Off

Models: PLP-602R

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2.3 Warning display

2.3 Warning display

Off level display lamp turns on in red as warning display and rotation of rotor and emission of laser beam stop under following situation.

MANUAL

MODE

Off level display lamp

OFF

LEVEL

BATTERY

CHECKPOWER

ON

OFF

(1)When the instrument is tilted more than ± 5.7° (± 10%) then power supply is turned on

Turn off the power supply and install the instrument horizontally (within ± 5.7°) and turn on the power supply again.

(2)When some shock is added to the instrument while at work Turn off the power supply and turn on the power supply again.

• If the work is to be continued, perform this procedure after resetting the laser beam at the “reference mark”.

(3)When, status that the automatic self-leveling function does not become stable continues for about 3’after power supply is turned on

Turn off the power supply and turn on the power supply again. But warning is displayed farther, change the setting place of instrument or stop the construction machines which may be the cause of vibraton.

NOTE:

•After warning is displayed (Off level display lamp turns on in red), if no key is pressed for about 10’, power supply is turned off automatically.

•At above (2), warning display does not work while automatic self-leveling function stops (Off level display lamp turns on in red).

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Pentax PLP-601R, PLP-602R instruction manual Warning display, Manual Mode, Off Level Battery Checkpower On Off

Contents

Instruction Total Construction SolutionsManual Instruction ManualPage Distinctive Displays Safety Precautions must be followedLaser beam Equivalent to class 2 Laser level Precautions Page in or near the airport etc. and so correct measurement is sometimes not performed near these places. In these cases, please measure again after stopping or cutting these modulated light or wave etc Page Page Safety Precautions Precautions CONTENTMaintenance and adjustment Specifications1. For proper use of the instrument 1.1 Standard configurationBattery cap 1.2 DescriptionCenter mark Top handleAccuracy Switch Buzzer SwitchPower Switch LCD Display1.3 Unpacking Taking the instrument out of the carrying casePutting the instrument into the carrying case Battery insertion for the instrument 1.4 Battery insertionBattery insertion for the detector LS6 Detector 2. Display and Keypad 1 Power supply key2.1 Keypad 2.2 Role of keysRemaining battery display lamp 2 Battery check key3 Auto/manual change key From 300 to 600 rpm 4 Switching the rotation speed2.3 Warning display OFF LEVEL BATTERY CHECKPOWER ON OFFMANUAL MODE Selection of the place to set up the tripod 1.1 Setting up the tripod3. Preparation for measurement Arranging the tripodSetting up the tripod 3.2 Setting up the instrument Mounting on the tripodInstrument Tripod head Center screw Installing the rod adapter LA6 LS6 detector 3.3 Arranging the detectorRod Adapter Fixing screw Detector 4. Measurement 4.1 Operating the instrumentStarting the operation 4.2 Operating the detector LS6 Power switchSelecting the reference level detecting accuracy High accuracy detectionLow accuracy detection Illuminating the display ON or OFF of the beam reception buzzerDetecting the reference level Direct marking Plain rod markingPlain rod marking Staff Index Rod Adapter Reading the staff5.1 Maintenance after use 5. MaintenanceStains on the main body Stains on the glass surfaceHandling the battery Check 5.2 Check and adjustment of the datum point8 If more than ± 5 mm, proceed to the following Adjustment procedure Content 5.3 TroubleshootingPLP-601 / PLP-602 / PLP-601R / PLP-602R RotorDetector LS6 ContentRotor DisplayINSTRUMENT PLP-601R / PLP-602R 6. SpecificationsDETECTOR LS6 300rpm / 600rpm can be switched7. Notice to the user of this product 1 Specifications of Laser RadiationPage Page Page Total Surveying Solutions Printed in BelgiumJapan Surveying Instruments Manufacturers’ Association