Zircon LASERVISION 6.0 Mode D'emploi page 5

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• Press the yellow ON/OFF button located next to the LCD (Figure 1, page 2).
To conserve batteries, the level portion of the LaserVision turns itself off after
one minute of inactivity. Once leveled, you can continue using the laser beam
even though the level itself has turned off.
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Press the push button on the laser end cap (Figure 5 below). When the laser is
activated, the push button glows red.
Warning: The LaserVision 7.0 has been outfitted with a Class IIIa laser (the
Laservision 6.0, with a Class II laser). Avoid direct eye exposure at all times.
For instance, do not look into the hole in the laser end cap to see if it is on.
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Prior to using any level, you should check its calibration. This is easy to
do if a flat, relatively level surface is available.
• In the case of the Zircon LaserVision, place the level on the surface and try to
align it with an edge or line on the surface.
• Turn the unit on.
• Note which end of the surface is indicated on the display to be higher and by
how many bars. For example, you may see the center bar with two bars on top
on the left side of the display and two bars on the bottom on the right side of
the display (Figure 6, page 6).
• Now turn the level around end for end with the same surface of the level
touching the relatively level surface and aligning the level to the same edge or
line on the surface (Figure 7, page 6). The display should now show the same
1. Laser Exit Point
2. Laser Power Button
Figure 5: Laser End Components
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