Zircon LASERVISION 6.0 Mode D'emploi page 13

Replacing the Batteries in the Level Module
The LaserVision requires three AAA batteries, which should exceed one year of
normal use. Extensive use of the backlight greatly diminishes the battery's life.
When the batteries run low, a battery icon appears in the lower left corner of the
LCD. After the icon appears, the unit operates another five to ten hours normally
before becoming inoperable.
To Remove Batteries
• Remove the plastic end cap from the left side of the unit and locate the larger
3/32" allen wrench in the end cap.
• Remove the two screws located on either side of the LCD using the Allen
wrench and carefully slide the module out of the unit. The ON/OFF button
and the SLOPE/MEMORY button should fall back into the extrusion and
come out with the level module.
• Undo the battery compartment on the back of the module and replace the bat-
teries (Figure 15 below).
Figure 15: Replacing the Batteries in the Level Module
To Replace the Module
• Slide the module back in place so that the screw holes are lined up.
• Replace the screws, and tighten each screw a little at a time to be sure that the
ON/OFF button and the SLOPE/MEMORY button do not get stuck. Be care-
ful not to put one of the screws in the buzzer hole, which is right next to a
screw hole, because this could damage the buzzer.
• Replace the end cap.
NOTE: The level module remains calibrated for at least two minutes without
batteries. The LaserVision needs to be re-calibrated if the batteries become
completely inoperable or it takes more than two minutes to change them.
Replacing the Batteries in the Laser Module
The LaserVision laser module uses three AAA batteries, which should last
approximately 15 hours with continuous use of the laser.
• Remove the laser end cap from the LaserVision and locate the battery com-
partment at the top of the laser module.
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