E N G L I S H
Description (fi g. A)
Your DW096 optical level has been designed to aid
in professional construction applications.
The attachment can be used both indoor and
outdoor for levelling heights and for measuring
angles and distances.
1 Eye piece
2 Optical peep sight
3 Focusing knob
4 Objective
5 Leveling screw
6 Flat head mount
7 Horizontal tangent drive
8 Air level
9 Prism
Assembly and adjustment
Mounting the attachment to the tripod (fi g. B)
The tripod has been equipped with a threaded pin to
mount the attachment.
• Install the tripod on a relatively smooth and level
surface.
• Mount the attachment to the tripod by turning the
threaded pin (10) into the receptacle in the base
of the attachment.
• Tighten the knob (11).
WARNING: Before mounting the
attachment to the tripod, check that
the legs are firmly set, that the tripod is
wobble free and level.
Installing the tripod (fi g. C & D)
• Release the plastic snap (12) at the end of the
nylon strap holding the tripod legs together.
• Spread the legs (13) apart to install the tripod in
upright position.
• Adjust the legs (13) if required so that each of the
feet (14) is fi rmly touching the ground.
• Step on each of the brackets (15) to press the
feet (14) into soft ground.
• Unwind as much cord of the plumb bob (16) as
required.
• Hang the reel (17) onto the hook (18).
• Check whether the plumb bob dangles freely.
• Wind the surplus of the cord onto the reel (17) if
the plumb bob touches the ground.
16
• Adjust the legs above the middle of the triangle
of the base until the tripod is level as indicated by
the plumb bob.
• Remove the plumb bob from the hook.
• Mount the attachment to the tripod.
Adjusting the leg height (fi g. C)
• Release the quick-adjust latch (19) of the fi rst leg
(13) to set the desired height. Re-tighten the latch.
• Repeat as for the other legs.
Extending the grade rod (fi g. E)
The grade rod consists of several telescoping sections.
Each section is locked in place by a spring-loaded
button to hold the grade rod at various lengths.
• To extend the grade rod (20) one section, slide
the section out until the spring-loaded button (21)
engages.
• To shorten the grade rod one section, press the
button and slide the section back in.
Level adjustment (fi g. A & F)
For easy reference, the attachment must be positioned
in such a way that the objective is above one of the
levelling screws (5) as shown.
• Look straight into the prism (9). The air level (8)
should be centred in the vial.
• If adjustment is required, proceed as follows:
• Turn the rear levelling screws (5) to bring the air
level (8) to the edge of the vial as indicated.
• Centre the air level by turning the front levelling
screw (5).
Focusing (fi g. A)
• Look over and through the optical peep sight (2)
to point the objective (4) towards the object to be
measured.
• Looking through the eyepiece, turn the eyepiece (1)
until the hairlines in the reticle are sharp and clear.
• Turn the focusing knob (3) until the object to be
measured is sharp and clear.
Angular adjustment
• Turn the horizontal tangent drive (7) as necessary.