LaserMax LMS-UNI-MAX User Manual

Installation Guide

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Installing the Laser System

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For: UNI–RED, UNI–GREEN, and UNI–IR

What’s in the Box

A Laser Housing
B Battery Cover
C Clamping Screw
D Phillips Head Screws

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Spare Parts List
LMS–UNI–RG Removable rail grip
LMS–UNI–CS Clamping screw
LMS–UNI–AS Activation switch
LMS–2X357 or LMS–2X13N Batteries: 357 (2) or 1/3N (2)

LMS–AT50 Adjustment tool

E Batteries 357 (2) or 1/3N (2)
F Adjustment Tool
G Activation Switch

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B

1 | Remove the magazine from your

firearm and clear the chamber.

Check if your gun is unloaded.

2 | Check again!

3 | Slightly loosen the clamping

screw on the laser housing

to open the rail grips.
DO NOT REMOVE CLAMPING
SCREW. Mount the laser on the

rail of your firearm, making sure

the rail grips on the laser unit are

firmly set into the grooves on the

rail and the clamping screw is in

line with the notch in your rail

(figure A).

Changing the Batteries

4 | Tighten the clamping screw with

the fingers to ensure a secure

fit (figure B). Further tighten the

clamping screw with a

screwdriver or coin until the laser

is firmly attached (figure C).

5 | Turn on the laser by pressing in

on the activation switch from the

right or left side. The center

position is o.

6 | Follow the manufacturer’s

instructions to attach your choice

of additional accessories onto

the Integrated Picatinny Rail

(figure D).

Accessories

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F

1 | Unscrew and remove

both phillips head screws from

battery cover.

2 | Remove battery cover from laser

housing and insert batteries into

unit as shown.

3 | Put battery cover back in place

on laser housing, making sure

the lip on the cover first engages

the slot in the laser housing.

4 | Install and tighten both Phillips

head screws into battery cover.

Do not overtighten.

Disclaimer

Export of LaserMax IR Lasers is strictly prohibited without a valid export license

issued by the U.S. Department of State Oce of Defense Trade Controls, in

accordance with International Trac in Arms (ITAR), Title 22, Code of Federal

Regulations Part 120-130. Transfer to a foreign person is considered

an export even if done within the US. For further information contact

the Oce of Defense Trade Control @ [phone].

LMS–UNI–MAS–6 Momentary Activation Switch 6” cord
LMS–UNI–MAS–10 Momentary Activation Switch 10” cord
LMS–ADP–SIGMA Rail adapter for S&W Sigma series
LMS–ADP–SHOTGUN Rail adapter for 1” shotgun mag tube
LMS–HKADP–C Rail adapter for H&K USP compact
LMS–HKADP–F Rail adapter for H&K USP full size
LMS–ADP–AR Rail adapter for Black Rifles

TIMEOUT!

To avoid unintentional

battery drain, the laser is set

to automatically turn o after

10 minutes. When timed out,

simply cycle the activation

switch to refresh the laser and

turn it back on!

Changing the Laser Mode

Turn the laser on for at least two seconds, then turn it o. Next,

turn the laser on and o three times from the same side while

stopping at the center position while turning o (each on/o cycle

should take less than half of a second).When the laser is turned on,

the mode will have changed. To return the laser to the previous

mode, repeat the process.

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Installation Guide

For: UNI–RED, UNI–GREEN, and UNI–IR

Aligning the Laser Limited Warranty

1 | To sight in your laser, insert the

adjustment tool into one of the

small alignment ports on the

outside of the laser housing.

2 | Fine tune your laser alignment

by slowly turning the adjustment

tool, then checking your laser

position against your fixed sights

and your point of impact (POI).
IMPORTANT: This alignment

should be done at a minimum

distance of 10 yards. A ¼ turn

equals approximately three inches

at ten yards.

Warning: Do not turn the

adjustment tool more than
one complete turn from factory
position. This may cause
damage to the laser and may
void your warranty.

The hole at the bottom adjusts

elevation (vertical alignment). A

clockwise turn (left side, to front,

to right side of firearm) shifts laser

down. The hole on the side

adjusts windage (horizontal

alignment). A clockwise turn

(front, to top, to bottom) shifts the

laser to the left.

Registration of your product is required in order
to receive warranty service. Go to lasermax.com/
Service/RegisterWarranty.aspx to fill out the
registration form.

The product that you have purchased is subject to the
terms of this limited warranty. This limited warranty
gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have
other rights, which vary from State to State. The product
you purchased is warranted to be free from defects in
material
and workmanship at the time of purchase.
This limited warranty does not cover expendable parts
(i.e. batteries), because they have definite and predictable
life expectancies and should be replaced by you, to
protect the product and preserve your warranty. This
limited warranty also does not cover damages due
to equipment or parts, which upon inspection are
determined by LaserMax to have become defective after
the date of purchase due to abuse, misuse, etc. The
coverage of this limited warranty begins on the date of
purchase and ends 5 years after the date of purchase.
This limited warranty is extended only to the original
purchaser of the product and is not transferable. To
be eligible for warranty coverage you as the original
purchaser of the product must register the product in
our warranty registration system at www.lasermax.com
within 90 days of your original purchase.
To make a warranty claim you must make a warranty
repair request no later than the date that is five (5)
years from the date of purchase and obtain a return
authorization number from our Warranty Department at
1-800-LASER-03.

Warning

Red and Green Lasers

CLASS 3R VISIBLE LASER

Output Power: <5mW

Wavelength: 500 —700nm

Once you have made a warranty claim, LaserMax will
inspect the product to determine whether it is eligible
for warranty coverage. If eligible, LaserMax will repair
or replace the part(s)/product that LaserMax, in its
sole discretion, determines to be defective during the
warranty period. If not eligible, LaserMax will return the
part(s)/product to you and inform you why coverage is
not available. LaserMax reserves the right to substitute
equivalent product replacement at its discretion.

Any and all implied warranties, including the implied
warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular
purpose, and non-infringement also begin on the date
of purchase and end five years after the date of purchase.
Some States do not allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not
apply to you. The foregoing is your exclusive remedy
and LaserMax’ exclusive liability for any warranty claim.
LaserMax will not, under any circumstances, be liable
for any incidental, indirect, consequential, punitive or
exemplary damages (even if LaserMax has been notified
of the possibility of such damages) resulting from or
related to a product including, without limitation, any
loss of profits, or loss of opportunity, or damages in
excess of your purchase price for the product. Some
States do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
incidental or consequential damages, so the above
limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.

Infrared Laser

CLASS 1 INVISIBLE LASER

Output Power: <0.7mW
Wavelength: 850nm

LaserMax, Inc.

3495 Winton Place

Rochester, NY 14623 USA

For Rifle Pack Owners:

Installing the LaserMax Momentary Switch and Manta Rail System

1 | Using a Phillips head

screwdriver, remove battery
cover (figure G).
2 | Remove slide switch housing

screws (figure G) and gently

remove activation switch to

reveal switch contact pins

(figure H). Store activation

switch and cover for future use.
3 | Align slide switch housing of

momentary activation switch

with rear of Uni-Max (figure I)

and insert slide switch housing

screws (figure J). Turn clockwise

to gently tighten until resistance

is felt. Do not over tighten.
4 | Replace battery cover and

battery cover screws (figure K).
5 | Fasten the Uni-Max to the rail of

firearm. Locate the activation
switch pad.
6 | Insert pressure pad through
front of Manta end cap (figure L).
7 | Before inserting into Manta

Rail, coat pressure pad with

a small amount of supplied
lubricant to assist in installation.
8 | Insert pressure pad (top side up)

into the Manta Rail panel and

adjust to desired position

(figure M).

If multiple Manta Rail panels
are used: insert pressure pad

and wire through panels that

are positioned in line prior to

placement.

9 | Attach additional Manta

End Cap on opposite end of the

MantaRail panel and push

together until flush (figure N).
10 | Position bottom edge of Manta

Rail assembly against edge of

the firearm rail. Snap the Manta

Rail down over the opposite

edge.
11 | Push Manta end caps inward to

ensure proper fit and alignment.
12 | Use supplied Manta clips to

secure cord flush with the rail

to ensure snag-free operation
(figure O).

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13 | Move the small white slide

switch (located on slide switch

housing) to the forward position

to initiate activation switch pad

operation (figure P).

14 | With slide switch in the forward

position, the Uni-Max laser will

turn on whenever the activation

switch pad is depressed.

Releasing the activation switch

pad will turn the laser o.

Note: Switch in the forward

position, toward cord, is active

(figure P). Switch in the rear

position, away from cord, is

inactive.

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