Stanley STHT77616 - Laser Tool Adjustments and Settings; Detector Setup and Usage; Detector Settings and Accuracy

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2.
Power ON the laser tool in Self-Levelling Mode
(Figure Ⓜ ①).
3.
Where the Plumb Up Dot laser beam is displayed
on the ceiling, mark point A (Figure Ⓟ ①).
4.
Rotate the laser tool 180° on the tripod
(Figure Ⓟ ②).
5.
Where the Plumb Up Dot laser beam is
now displayed on the ceiling, mark point B
(Figure Ⓟ ②).
6.
Measure the distance between points A and B
(Figure Ⓟ ②).
7.
If the distance between points A and B is greater
than the allowable distance for the corresponding
ceiling height in the following table, calibration is
necessary.
Ceiling Height
Allowable Distance
Between A & B
7.5m 4.5mm
15m 9.0mm
If calibration is required, the laser must be
serviced at an authorized service center. To
locate your nearest Stanley service center go to
www.2helpU.com.
Changing the Rotation Speed
Press to cycle through the available speeds for the
rotary laser beam.
Press
Rotary Laser Beam Speed
Default 300 RPM
x1 600 RPM
x2 0 (Plumb Dot Laser Beam)
x3 150 RPM
Adjusting the Vertical Tilt
The Vertical Tilt option uses the Adjustment Knob
(Figure Ⓑ ①) and the level vial (Figure Ⓑ ②) to
adjust the laser tool's base up to +/- 5° along its length.
First, lock the laser.
• To move the laser tool's base closer to the surface
(Figure Ⓘ ③), turn the Adjustment Knob clockwise
(Figure Ⓘ ②). As you turn the knob, the bubble on
the level vial will move upward (Figure Ⓘ ①).
• To move the laser tool's base away from the
surface (Figure Ⓘ ⑥), turn the Adjustment Knob
counterclockwise (Figure Ⓘ ⑤). As you turn
the knob, the bubble on the level vial will move
downward (Figure Ⓘ ④).
Using the Detector
The Detector allows you to determine the location of
the laser bean when distance or lighting conditions
make the laser beam difcult to see.
Detector Setup
You can hold the Detector by hand or attach it to the
optional clamp to mount the detector to a measuring
rod, pole, or similar object.
Using the Detector with a Clamp
1.
Guide the clamp onto the detector using the
alignment holes on the clamp (Figure Ⓕ ①)and
the back of the detector (Figure Ⓕ ②.
2.
Turn the xing screw clockwise to tighten
(Figure Ⓕ ③).
3.
Loosen the tightening knob (Figure Ⓕ ④) by
turning it counterclockwise.
4.
Place the clamp onto a level staff, pole, or similar
object.