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Spectra Precision RC601 - User Manual

Spectra Precision RC601
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Spectra RC601 Remote Control
REVISION 1.0
User Guide
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Spectra Precision RC601 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CompatibilitySpectra Precision Laser Levels
Frequency2.4 GHz
Power Supply2 x AA batteries
TypeRemote Control
Operating Range100 m (330 ft)
Weight0.2 kg
Water ResistanceIP54
DisplayLCD

Summary

RC601 UK Remote Control

Power Supply & Battery Replacement

Details the power source and procedure for replacing the remote control battery.

HV101 Rotational Speed Control

Controls the rotation speed of the laser for the HV101 model, offering various RPM settings.

HV101 Scan Mode

Sets the beam angle and pattern for the HV101 model, including stop dot and line modes.

LL100 N, HV101 & LL300 N Manual Override

Disables self-levelling to allow manual control of the laser's tilt for grading.

LL100 N, HV101 & LL300 N Grade;Slope Controls

Uses arrow buttons to adjust the laser's tilt for setting gradients on X or Y axes.

LL100 N, HV101 & LL300 N Grading (X & Y Axis)

Enables dual-grade setting for driveways and car-parks using X and Y axes.

Setting Single Axis Slope (X or Y)

Procedure for setting a grade in a single axis (X or Y) using the remote.

Setting Both X & Y Axis Slopes (Dual Grade)

Procedure for setting grades in both X and Y axes simultaneously.

How to Set Slopes (Falls;Grades)

Working Example and Equipment

Details the necessary equipment and a practical example for setting slopes.

Procedure for Setting a 1:40 Gradient

Step-by-step guide to setting a specific gradient using the remote.

Important Notes on Grade Setting

Key considerations for retaining gradient settings and using them for depth.

Cut & Fill Machine Control

Using the laser for cut and fill operations with slopes over 10%.