Stabila REC 410 Line RF Operating Instructions Manual

REC 410 Line RF

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REC 410
Line RF

Operating instructions

Operating instructions

The STABILA REC 410 Line RF is a simple-to-use receiver

for the rapid capture
of laser lines. The STABILA REC 410 Line RF can only receive pulse modulated
laser beams. The receiver will not work with rotation lasers. We have ende­avoured to explain the unit’s handling and functioning in as clear and com­prehensible manner as possible. If, however, you still have any unanswered
questions, we should be pleased to provide advice over the telephone at any
time on the following telephone number:

+49 / 6346 / 309-0

Main components

(a)

ON/OFF

(b) Volume
(c) Accuracy
(d) Automatic precision adjustment
(e) Manual precision adjustment
(f) Laser receiver glass
(g) Display
(h) LED display ( red, yellow, green)
(i) „In line“ marks

(j) Magnet for xing the receiver

directly to a metal surface

(k) Integrated steel plate to attach

the receiver directly to the

magnet of the bracket
(l) Beeper
(m) Battery compartment cover
(n) Fold-out support for using the

receiver on a flat surface
(o) Vial
(p) Fold-out indicator notch

REC 410
Line RF

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Getting started

Press the ON/OFF button (a). An audio signal, a brief flash from the display
and the LEDs conrm that the receiver is switched on. Press the ON/OFF but­ton (a) quickly once to switch the instrument o. If the instrument is not used,
it will automatically switch itself o aer 30 minutes.

Display

9 display steps indicate the divergence from the
centre of the laser line. The central bar indica­tes the “in line” position of the REC 410 Line RF.
The arrow increases in size as the distance from
the “in line” position increases.

Audio signals

Setting the volume

The volume is increased/decreased by repeatedly pressing the button (b):
Loud (1), out (2) or so (3). If the instrument is set to “silent” only a short
beep is emitted when the laser beam is received.

REC 410
Line RF

65 mm

2.50 inch

REC 410

Line RF

REC 410

Line RF

(1) (2) (3)

Measuring modes

Accuracy:

Automatic precision adjustment:

Only operates in conjunction with a laser transmitter with the appropriate features.

The precision adjustment function can be used,
for example, to align laser lines exactly with
the required reference lines, edges,or compo­nents. The laser transmitter continues to
rotate automatically until the laser line is
precisely “in line“ with the receiver. Using the
remote operation function the laser transmitter
can be aligned with the REC 410 Line RF
within the range ± 5°*. The receiver must be
registered with the laser for this to be possible
(» Registration). It is only sensible to use this function if the receiver is
positioned on a flat surface*.
* particularly in conjunction with LA180L

1. Align the laser approximately with the receiver.

2. Precision adjustment can be undertaken in two dierent operating modes.

A. Semi-automatic

Use the arrow buttons (e) for precision adjustment in the required direction.
The laser transmitter will rotate in a single movement in the direction indicated.

B. Fully automatic

The laser transmitter initially rotates to the limit of the operating range (± 5°)
and then moves in the opposite direction until it reaches the position where
the maximum strength of laser signal is received.

B1. Simple mode

The laser transmitter will rotate in a single move­ment until it reaches the position where the
maximum strength of laser signal is received.

B2. Continuous mode

Continuous, independent rotation/ tracking of the
receiver by the laser beam.

≤ 40 m/131 

> 2

sec

>2

sec