How to fix a low battery indication on my Leica Laser Level display?
If you see the Low Battery indication on the display of your Leica laser level, it means the batteries are low. Replace the alkaline batteries or recharge the Li-Ion battery pack.
Why is the 'empty battery' icon flashing on my Leica Rugby 880 Laser Level?
If the Leica Rugby laser level has reached a low battery condition, the “empty battery” icon will flash. Check the battery of the Rugby.
How to fix a Leica Laser Level Rugby that does not turn on?
If the Rugby does not turn on, it may be because the batteries are low or dead. Check the batteries and change or charge them if necessary.
What to do if semi-automatic calibration does not work on my Leica Laser Level?
If the Semi-automatic Calibration procedure could not be completed on your Leica Laser Level, repeat the procedure.
What to do if the Servo Limit Alert screen is shown on my Leica Rugby 880 Laser Level?
If the Leica Rugby laser level is tipped too far, it cannot reach a level position. Relevel the Rugby within the 6 degree self-levelling range.
Why is my Leica Laser Level Rugby not communicating with the RC800 remote control?
If the Leica Rugby laser level has lost the communication link to the remote control, ensure that you are within clear sight of the Rugby and that you have not exceeded the 100 m (300’) working range.
What to do if the Elevation (H.I.) Alert screen is shown on my Leica Laser Level?
If the Elevation (H.I.) Alert screen is shown and the audio beeps on your Leica Rugby laser level, it means the device has been bumped or the tripod was moved. Turn off the device to stop the alert, then check the height of the laser before beginning to work again. Allow the device to relevel and check the height of the laser.
What should I do if the Temperature Alert screen is shown on my Leica Rugby 880 Laser Level?
If the Leica Rugby laser level is in an environment where it cannot operate without damaging the laser diode, the Temperature Alert screen will appear. Shade the Rugby from the sun.
Why is the laser distance reduced on my Leica Laser Level?
The distance of the laser is reduced because dirt is reducing the laser output. Clean the windows of the Rugby and the receiver.
Why is my Leica Laser Level receiver not working properly?
If the Leica laser receiver is not working properly, it may be because the Rugby is not rotating, is levelling, or is in H.I. Alert. Check for proper operation of the Rugby. Another reason may be that the receiver is out of usable range, so move closer to the Rugby. Also, the batteries of the receiver may be low, so check the low battery symbol on the receiver display and change the receiver batteries.
Congratulates the user on the purchase of a Leica Rotating Laser product.
Details on type and serial number of the product are indicated on the type plate.
Lists available documentation resources like Quick Guide and User Manual.
Provides directions to anticipate and avoid operational hazards.
Explains the intended use and foreseeable misuse of the product.
Specifies environmental conditions suitable for use and potential hazards.
Outlines duties of the manufacturer and the person responsible for the product.
Details potential hazards and precautions for safe operation.
Explains laser safety classification according to international standards.
Discusses product compatibility with electromagnetic radiation and potential disturbances.
Provides FCC compliance information applicable to products without radio.
Describes the Rugby laser tools for general construction, levelling, and slope applications.
Identifies the main parts of the Rugby laser unit.
Lists the components included in the product case.
Guides on placing the Rugby and setting it up on a tripod for operation.
Explains the buttons and displays on the Rugby's control panel.
Details the procedure for powering the Rugby on and off.
Describes the information shown on the Rugby's LCD display.
Guides on how to input grade values for the laser.
Explains how to identify the correct directions for grade entry axes.
Describes how to align the Rugby's X and Y axes to the jobsite.
Explains how to use the Rugby 880 in a horizontal position for vertical plane jobs.
Details the functions and controls of the RC800 remote.
Step-by-step guide to pair the Rugby with the RC800 remote control.
Explains the different screens displayed on the RC800 during connection.
Introduces the Leica Rod Eye Receivers and their functions.
Details the components and functions of the Rod Eye 140 receiver.
Details the components and functions of the Rod Eye 160 receiver.
Details the components and functions of the Rod Eye 180 receiver.
Explains special functions like Smart Targeting with the Rod Eye 180.
Step-by-step guide to pair the Rod Eye 180 receiver with the Rugby.
Guides on how to navigate through the Rugby's menu system.
Details settings like Head Speed and H.I.Alert in Menu Set 1.
Covers settings like Display Brightness and Beam Masking in Menu Set 2.
Explains settings for Customer Name, Display Format, and Calibration Alert in Menu Set 3.
Introduces the configurable parameters for the RC800 remote control.
Adjusts the brightness of the RC800 remote display.
Sets how long the Rugby stays in sleep mode before turning off.
Determines the auto shut-off time for the remote control.
Step-by-step guide for setting forms using the laser.
Method for verifying grade accuracy on the jobsite.
Instructions on inputting specific grade values into the Rugby.
Feature to match an existing grade and self-level to it.
Monitors grade position to maintain accuracy over time.
Electronically adjusts laser axes to grade stakes.
Combines axis alignment with grade monitoring.
Instructions for using two receivers for simultaneous axis targeting.
General information on battery usage, charging, and temperature limits.
Details on charging the rechargeable Li-Ion battery pack.
Step-by-step guide for managing the Li-Ion battery pack.
Step-by-step guide for managing alkaline batteries.
Procedure to verify the laser's level accuracy.
Steps to correct the laser's level accuracy if needed.
Steps to correct the laser's vertical accuracy.
Guides on preparing for and performing semi-automatic calibration.
Explains common alerts and their possible causes and solutions.
Guidelines for safely transporting the product in the field and by vehicle.
Advice on proper storage of the product and batteries.
Instructions for cleaning product components and accessories.
Information on regulatory compliance for the product.
Provides specifications like operating range, accuracy, and head speed.
Outlines the terms of the lifetime and extended warranty coverage.
Lists power-related accessories like chargers and cables.
General| Type | Rotary Laser Level |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP68 |
| Operating Time | up to 40 hours |
| Laser Class | Class 2 |
| Laser Wavelength | 635 nm |
| Accuracy | ±1.5 mm at 30 m |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable Li-Ion battery pack |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
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