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If the LED is still not lit, you need to change the batteries in the Base Unit. 4. Turn the laser on by sliding the On/Off switch on the Remote Control down so that the laser symbol is exposed. 5. The laser and LED will blink on and off if the Base Unit is out-of-level. If this occurs, roughly level out the Base Unit by moving it on the Adjusting Base until the laser stops blinking. Rotary Level is self-leveling within a +/-10° range. Rotate 360°to 6. Using the Remote Control, rotate the base unit a full 360° (preferably on medium speed - the second arrow in from either side of the Remote Control). If the laser or LED blinks at any time during this rotation stop and adjust the Base Unit on its Adjusting Base until the laser stops blinking, then repeat your 360° rotation from that make sure the laser does not blink, and you're set to go! point. Laser Auto Shutdown Feature The laser in the Base Unit has an auto-shutdown feature to extend battery life. THE LASER WILL SHUT OFF AFTER FIVE MINUTES OF INACTIVITY. Prior to shutdown, the laser and LED will blink quickly twice, pause, then blink quickly twice again. To turn the laser back on, you must turn the Remote Control off and then on again (slide the On/Off switch up and then down again). Turning Rotary Level Off 8. Slide the On/Off switch on the Remote Control up so that the laser symbol is no longer visible. 9. On the Base Unit, slide the On/Off switch down. Unless the On/Off switch is down, the Base Unit is not completely shut off and will continue to drain battery power. The On/Off switch also locks down the (pendulum) self-leveling mechanism for stability during transport. 4 Using the Remote Control The Remote Control is one of the features that makes Rotary Level unique in the field of laser leveling systems. Using the Remote Control, you can control the rotation of the Base Unit from up to 100 feet away! You don't even have to be "in sight" of the Base Unit because the Remote Control operates on radio frequency. The speed / direction buttons control the rotation of the precision step motor inside the Base Unit - which simply means that you put the laser dot right where you need it for marking or measurement. By pressing the speed / direction buttons, you can rotate the Base Unit 360° clockwise (right) or counterclockwise (left). There are three speeds of rotation - Fast, Medium, and Slow (very slow). The slowest speed is most helpful when you want the laser dot to hit a specific spot. Finding The Laser Dot Using the speed / direction buttons on the Remote Control, rotate the Base Unit until you see the LED on the Base Unit straight on (at its brightest). It is easiest to sweep the laser dot across walls or other flat surfaces. Your body can also be used as a target if operating the unit in an open field. DANGER: Never look directly into the laser source as this may cause eye damage. Speed/Direction Control Buttons Fast Medium Slow If laser icon is showing, laser is ON NOTE: Multiple Remote Controls - can be used with one Base Unit. Additional / Replacement Remote Control can be purchased separately. 5 Battery replacement Base Unit - 4 "AA" Alkaline Batteries 1. Unscrew the battery housing cover using either your fingers or a coin. Lift the cover off. 2. Insert the new batteries according to the illustrations on the battery slots. 3. Replace the battery housing cover and tighten the screw securely. Remote Control - 1 9-Volt Battery 1. Unscrew the battery door on the back of the Remote Control using a slotted screwdriver. Remove the battery door by pushing down on the bottom half of the battery door. 2. Pop the battery out by lifting from the bottom of the battery. 3. Place the new battery into the battery slot and press upwards towards the contacts firmly until the battery snaps into place. 4. Replace the battery door. Tighten the screw securely. 1. 2. 3. DANGER: - use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. 6 Recalibration Rotary Level can be recalibrated by you, in the field. If Rotary Level is dropped, you should recalibrate. 1. Choose your recalibration site. To get the most accurate calibration possible, it is best to use two vertical (plumb) surfaces directly opposite each other, 100' apart (50' minimum). The recalibration process should be done on a level surface so that the Base Unit does not have to be readjusted on its base during calibration. 2. Make sure the laser is off (Remote Control switch is in the off position - no laser icon showing). 3. Slide the Base Unit On/Off switch to the "on" position. Slide the line generation switch "Off". Remove the Recalibration Plug, located at the bottom of the laser opening. Take care not to lose the recalibration plug as you pop it out. Recalibration Plug 4. Place the Base Unit about 5' from one of your two vertical surfaces. This will be Surface A. Turn the Base Unit and Remote Control on. 5. Rotate the Base Un...