What to do if the laser beam is interrupted on my Stanley Measuring Instruments?
If the laser beam on your Stanley Measuring Instruments gets interrupted, repeat the measurement. There is no further information available.
What to do if my Stanley Measuring Instruments shows measuring error because of too much background light?
If your Stanley Measuring Instruments is showing a measuring error due to excessive background light, try to shadow the target area. There is no further information available.
What to do if reception signal is too weak or measuring time is too long on my Stanley Measuring Instruments?
If your Stanley Measuring Instruments has a weak reception signal or the measuring time is too long, consider changing the target surface. For example, use white paper. There is no further information available.
What to do if the temperature is too high on my Stanley Measuring Instruments?
If your Stanley Measuring Instruments indicates that the temperature is too high, allow the device to cool down. There is no further information available.
What to do if input signal is too high on my Stanley Measuring Instruments?
If your Stanley Measuring Instruments is showing that the input signal is too high, try changing the target surface to something like white paper. There is no further information available.
What to do if the temperature is too low on my Stanley Measuring Instruments?
If your Stanley Measuring Instruments indicates that the temperature is too low, warm the device up. There is no further information available.
What to do if my Stanley Measuring Instruments measurement is outside of the measuring range?
If your Stanley Measuring Instruments gives a measurement that is outside of its measuring range, mind the range. There is no further information available.
Details the meaning of different warning signs like caution, warning, and danger for property, bodily harm, and life.
Explains symbols for notes, hints on handling laser devices, and composition of operating instructions and schedules.
Defines Stanley's responsibility for safe delivery and operating instructions of the device.
Outlines operator obligations including understanding safety information and accident control directives.
Identifies and describes the function of each key on the Stanley TLM130i laser measurement device.
Details the various elements and indicators shown on the device's digital display.
Instructions for inserting batteries, recommending alkaline types and correct polarity for reliable use.
Guidance on when and how to replace the batteries when the battery symbol flashes.
Explains how surface quality and environmental factors affect measurement accuracy.
Describes the procedure for powering the device on and off using the designated keys.
Explains how the clear key (key 5) is used to undo the most recent action.
Details how to set the measurement origin from either the front or rear edge of the device.
Explains how to change the measurement units and cycle through available options.
Step-by-step guide to measure single distances using the device.
Instructions for using the continuous measuring function to stake out distances.
Describes how to add or subtract measurement results sequentially for calculations.
General| Brand | Stanley |
|---|---|
| Model | TLM 130i |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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