Switching On And Off; Operating Mode - Wesco WS8913K Manual Del Usuario

be carried out before continuing to work.
WARNING: Switch the measuring tool off during
transport.
WARNING: Do not leave the switched on tool
unattended. Switch the tool off after each use.

1. SWITCHING ON AND OFF

1) Auto-leveling mode (See Fig. C1, C2)
NOTE: In auto-leveling mode, the auto-leveling mode switch
(7) is used as on/off switch, while the on/off button (2)
cannot be used to switch on or off the tool.
Remove the protection plug and slide the auto-leveling
mode switch to its left side (the front emission port is
pointing away from you), to turn on the laser level. The laser
level enters into auto-leveling mode immediately.
To switch off, slide the auto-leveling mode switch to its left
side (the front emission port is pointing away from you) to
turn off the laser level.
2) Manual mode (See Fig. C3)
Press the on/off button and hold it for about 3 seconds to
turn on the laser level. The laser level enters into manual
mode immediately.
To switch off, press the on/off button again and hold it for
about 3 seconds to turn the level off.
NOTE: You can change from manual mode to auto-leveling
mode easily. Just slide the auto-leveling mode switch to
its left side (the front emission port is pointing away from
you), and the laser level will enter into auto-leveling mode
immediately. You should then slide the auto-leveling mode
switch to its left side (the front emission port is pointing
away from you) to turn off the laser level afterwards. The
on/off switch cannot be used to switch on or off the tool in
auto-leveling mode.
NOTE: In auto-leveling mode, the on/off button can be used
to adjust the luminous intensity of the laser beam. Details
refer to ADJUSTING LASER INTENSITY.
2. AUTO-LEVELING MODE (SEE FIG. D)
Follow the switching on steps in Auto-leveling mode part
in SWITCHING ON AND OFF section, the laser level enters
into auto-leveling mode. 4 green horizontal laser beams
will be sent out from the emission port of laser beam (Top)
afterwards. The indicator light will illuminate green and
keep on lighting to indicate the laser level is now in auto-
leveling mode.
After switching on, the auto-leveling function automatically
compensates irregularities within the self-leveling range of
±3°. i. e. if the surface where place the level is not smooth
and the inclined angle is more than 3°, then an alarm will be
triggered. The indicator light will flash red, and the sending
green laser beam will flash also. At the same time, the laser
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level will sound "bleep" continuously. You should adjust the
tool to a level position as soon as the alarm is triggered. The
sound and the light will not stop until the tool is in a level
position.
3. MANUAL MODE (SEE FIG. C3)
Follow the switching on steps in Manual mode part in
SWITCHING ON AND OFF section, the laser level enters into
manual mode. 4 green horizontal laser beams will send out
from the emission port of laser beam (Top) afterwards. The
indicator light will flash green to indicate the laser level is
now in manual mode.
In manual mode, you can hold the laser level freely in your
hand or place it on an inclined surface. You can use the tool
to send out inclined line. The laser beam does not need to
run vertical to each other.
WARNING: In manual mode, the laser beam could
not be used as horizontal or vertical reference.
NOTE: You can change from manual mode to auto-leveling
mode easily. Just slide the auto-leveling mode switch to
its left side (the front emission port is pointing away from
you), and the laser level will enter into auto-leveling mode
immediately.

4. OPERATING MODE

The laser level has 3 operation modes with different
line patterns. Totally 8 laser beams will send out from 2
emission ports (Top and Front). Each emission port will
send 4 laser beams which can make up a square. You can
choose the required mode accordingly.
1) 4 lines (making up 1 horizontal square) (See Fig. E1)
After switching on, 4 green horizontal laser beams will
be sent out from the emission port (Top) and make up a
horizontal square.
2) 4 lines (making up 1 vertical square facing forward)
(See Fig. E2)
Press the operating mode button ("H/V" key) once, the
emission port (Top) will light off, and 4 green laser beams
will be sent out from the emission port (Front) and make up
a vertical square facing frontward.
3) 8 lines (making up 2 squares crossed each other)
(See Fig. E3)
Press the operating mode button ("H/V" key) once again,
all the laser beam will light off. Press the operating mode
button ("H/V" key) the third time, the same laser beams
as operation mode 2 above will be shown (vertical square
facing forward).
Press the operating mode button ("H/V" key) the forth time,
the vertical square facing forward will keep on illuminating,
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