AGL EAGL H Owner's Manual

15, 13 The laser has 2 horizontal axes: X and Y, as indicated on the top of the laser. Each end of each axis must be checked for calibration. If needed, the axis can be calibrated, carefully following the instructions. You can also take the laser to a service center for calibration. Chec…

4, 2 1.2 Specifications Recommended use (diameter) Horizontal mode 1,000 ft. (300 m) with detector Vertical mode (H+ only) 130 ft. (40 m) Leveling accuracy ± 3/32" at 100 ft. (± 7.5 mm at 100 m) Accuracy 1/8" at 35 ft. (3 mm/10 m) (H+ in vertical) Self-leveling range ± 10% 10% s…

9, 7 5. Press ^ or v on the keypad to match slope in Y. 6. Press the Auto/Man key to return to automatic mode. CAUTION: In manual mode, the beam rotates, even if the laser is not leveled. The H.I. Alert (Tilt) function is not available when the unit is in manual mode. 2.6 Power 2.6.1 Installing …

6, 4 2.2 Vertical Setup (EAGL H+ only) The EAGL H+ is equipped with semi-automatic leveling. This means that you can put the EAGL H+ roughly in vertical position but there is the need to level it accurately with the use of the keypad on the laser or the LS50R laser receiver / remote control. 2.2.1 How…

7, 5 2.3 H.I. Alert (Tilt) mode The H.I. Alert feature stops the laser automatically if the laser is disturbed, preventing inaccurate readings. It functions only when selected. To activate this safeguard feature, press the Tilt key (8) after tur- ning the laser on. The LED next to i…

8, AGL EAGL H 6 also possible to stop the rotation and use the beam as a point to view at a greater distance. 2.5 Matching slope (manual grade) The laser can be used to match manual slope on both X and Y axes. Two modes are available: • Complete manual mode: X and Y axis will be both manual • Semi-auto…