Owner's Manual

Under its battery door, the LaserVision® AUTO has a built-in jack for recharging batteries. The

rechargeable battery kit provides two industrial grade Ni-Cad batteries and a battery charger designed

for a 10 hour charge time. Ni-Cad batteries will provide approximately 1/3 the operating time of

alkaline batteries and are an environmentally friendly upgrade for your system.

Caution: Only charge Ni-Cad batteries!

The rechargeable battery kit is available by special order from Zircon customer service at

1-800-245-9265.

Note: The LaserVision® AUTO is completely manual when set up in the

vertical mode and you must check the bubble from time to time to

ensure accuracy.

Establish two points of alignment for the plane of light, assemble the vertical

mount and attach the laser to it. Set the laser over your near point and use the

Y-axis leveling screw (now at the bottom of the laser) to rough center the

vertical vial (visible through the window in the control panel now at the top

of the laser). Note that the surface the vertical mount is resting on should be

reasonably level. Turn the laser on and stop the beam rotation (using the "-"

button). Manually turn the rotating head to project the beam downward

toward your near point while you rough align the laser/mount assembly by

sliding the entire assembly. Turn-on the rotation (using the "+" button). Keep

the beam crossing the near point while sliding the base of the assembly until

the rotating beam is on or near your far point.

The X-axis leveling knob (now nearest the top of the laser) provides a ﬁne mechanical line control to

accurately align the beam plane to your far point. Visually check your far point to be sure the beam is

crossing it and verify that the beam is still crossing your near point. Make a ﬁnal adjustment of the

vertical vial after the alignment is done. Draw a line around the feet of the mount so that you can

verify that the mount has not been moved. Also check that the beam is still crossing your points from

time to time. The vertical mount can also be attached to a tripod and vertical setups can be made

outdoors with an optional receiver.

Check the vertical vial and your benchmarks regularly to be sure your work will be accurate. The

LaserVision® AUTO is designed for vertical alignment up to two stories high.

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