Stanley TLM 130i Manual de usuario

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1Symbols

1.1 Warning notices

The warning notices differ from one another con-

cerning the type of danger through the following

signs:

ÎCaution warns against damage to property.

ÎWarning warns against bodily harm.

ÎDanger warns against danger to life.

Composition of the warning notices

1.2 Other symbols

Notes

Hinweis: Notes on appropriate handling of laser

measuring devices.

Operating instructions

Composition of the operating instructions:

ÂGuidance to an operation.

Indication of an outcome, if necessary.

Schedules

Composition of the non numbered schedules:

ÎSchedule level 1

ÎSchedule level 2

Composition of the numbered schedules:

1. Schedule level 1

2. Schedule level 1

2.1 Schedule level 2

2.2 Schedule level 2

2 Safety and dangers

ÂMake sure that the device is not used without

instructions.

ÂMake sure that the device is used exclusively

according to the instructions.

ÂMake sure that the safety settings are not

disabled.

ÂMake sure that indication labels and caution

labels are not removed.

ÂDo not open the device with tools (screwdri-

ver etc.).

ÂMake sure that the device is not converted or

modified.

ÂAvoid using accessories of other producers

that are not recommended by Stanley.

ÂMake sure that the device is not used care-

lessly:

Îwhen working on scaffolds

Îwhen climbing ladders

Îwhen measuring near running machines

Îwhen measuring on open machine parts or

installations

ÂAvoid aiming directly at the sun.

ÂAvoid blinding other persons intentionally

(also in darkness).

ÂMake sure that the measuring position is

secured sufficiently.

(e.g. in streets, on construction sites, etc.)

ÂMake sure that the device is in proper and

flawless condition.

ÂDo not use a defective device.

3 Correct ways of employ-

ment

Îmeasuring of distances

Îcalculation of functions

e.g. areas and volumes

ÎUse the device exclusively in an atmosphere

that is permanently inhabitable by humans.

4 Foreseeable misuse

ÂDo not use the device as a laser pointer.

ÂDo not use the device in explosive or aggres-

sive environments.

Signal words

Type and source of the danger!

ÂMeasure to avoid the danger.

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5 Areas of responsibility

5.1 Area of responsibility of the

manufacturer of the original

equipment

The Stanley Works, New Britain, CT 06053 (here-

after Stanley):

ÎStanley is responsible for the safety-related

flawless delivery of the device, including the

operating instructions.

ÎStanley is not responsible for accessories pro-

duced by other manufacturers.

5.2 Area of responsibility of the ope-

rator

The operator is obliged to observe the following:

ÎHe understands the protection information on

the device and the operating instruction.

ÎHe is familiar with the customary in-house

accident control directives.

6 Overview

6.1 Keys

See drawing A:

1. laser emitter

2. receiver lens

3. display

4. on/measure

5. clear/off

6. add/subtract/unit

7. area/room volume/pythagoras/

measuring plane

6.2 Display

See drawing D:

8. measuring plane

9. area/room volume/pythagoras

10. battery symbol

11. second row

12. fractions/exponents

13. units

14. summary row

15. addition/subtraction

7 Initial operation

Insert the batteries

See drawing E:

ÂTo ensure a reliable use, use exclusively

alkaline batteries.

ÂRemove battery compartment cover.

ÂInsert alkaline batteries (2 x AAA) pay atten-

tion to the correct polarity.

ÂClose the battery compartment cover.

Changing the batteries

ÂChange the batteries when the battery symbol

is flashing permanently.

8 How to use

8.1 Measuring conditions

The quality of the measurement depends on the

surfaces to which you are measuring.

Measurement errors

Caution

Damage to property due to repairing!

ÂIn case of malfunctions, contact the dealer.

Caution

Damage to property due to use of wrong

measuring results!

ÂAvoid measuring errors due to unexpected events

during distance measuring.

ÂPerform a control measurement.

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Measuring errors are possible in case of:

Îcolourless fluids (e.g. water)

Îclean, translucent glass

Îstyrofoam or similar semi-translucent surfaces

Îstrongly reflecting targets that deflect the

laserbeam

Îmeasurements aimed at moving objects

Causes:

ÎStrongly reflecting targets deflect the laser

beam and cause measuring errors.

ÎNon-reflecting, dark surfaces increase the

measuring time.

For constantly high-quality measurements

ÂPerform control measurements periodically.

ÂPerform control measurements before and

after important measurements.

8.2 Switching on/off

ÂSwitch on the device by pressing key 4briefly.

The device shows the battery symbol until ano-

ther key is pressed.

ÂSwitch off the device by holding key 5for

several seconds.

If no key is pressed for 180 seconds, the device

switches off automatically.

8.3 Clear key

ÂUndo the most recent action by pressing key 5

briefly.

8.4 Adjusting the measuring

plane

See drawing F:

Rear measuring plane is the standard setting.

ÂFor measurement from front edge, press key 7

for several seconds.

ÂFor measurement from rear edge, press key 7

for several seconds again.

8.5 Unit setting

Metric system is the standard setting.

ÂTo change the unit, hold key 6for several

seconds.

With every keypress, the device switches to the

next unit.

Possible units:

Îfeet inch fractional

Îsummary row up to 1/16 inch

Îsecond row up to 1/8 inch

Îinch fractional

Îsummary row up to 1/16 inch

Îsecond row up to 1/8 inch

Îmeters with mm display

9 Measuring

9.1 Measuring single distances

ÂPress key 4briefly.

ÂAim active laser at target area.

ÂPress key 4briefly.

The device measures the distance.

The device displays the result immediately.

9.2 Continuous measuring

This function enables distances to be staked out.

ÂHold key 4for several seconds.

Continuous measuring starts.

ÂPress key 4briefly.

Continuous measuring stops.

The value last measured appears in the summary

row.

10 Functions

10.1 Add/Subtract

Add:

ÂMeasure the first distance.

ÂPress key 6once.

The device adds the second measuring result

to the first measuring result.

ÂMeasure the second distance.

Subtract:

ÂMeasure the first distance.

ÂPress key 6twice.

The device subtracts the second measurement

result from the first measurement result.

ÂMeasure the second distance.

Repeat if required. The device displays the result

in the summary row and the previous value in the

second row.

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10.2 Area

ÂPress key 7once.

The area symbol appears on the display.

ÂPress key 4and measure the first distance.

(e.g. length).

ÂPress key 4and measure the second distance.

(e.g. width).

The device displays the result in the summary row

and the respective measured distance to the next

measurement in the second row.

10.3 Room volume

ÂPress key 7twice.

The volume symbol appears on the display.

ÂPress key 4and measure the first distance

(e.g. length).

ÂPress key 4and measure the second distance

(e.g. width).

ÂPress key 4and measure the third distance

(e.g. height).

The device displays the result in the summary row

and the respective measured distance to the next

measurement in the second row.

10.4 Pythagoras

ÂPress key 7three times.

The Pythagoras symbol appears on the dis-

play.

ÂPress key 4and measure the first distance

(diagonal measurement).

ÂPress key 4and measure the second distance

(horizontal measurement).

The device displays the result in the summary row

and the respective measured distance to the next

measurement in the second row.

11 Troubleshooting

ÂIf the message Error does not disappear after

switching on the device repeatedly, please

contact the dealer.

ÂIf the message InFo appears with a number,

observe the instructions in the following table.

12 Technical data

No. Cause Correction

204 Calculation error Perform measurement

again.

252 Temperature too high Let the device cool

down.

253 Temperature too low Warm the device up.

255 Reception signal too

weak, measuring time

too long

Change target surface

(e.g. white paper).

256 Input signal too high Change target surface

(e.g. white paper).

257 Measuring error, too

much background light

Shadow the target

area.

258 Measurement outside

of the measuring range

Mind the range.

260 Laser beam interrupted Repeat the measure-

ment.

Range 0.1 m to 30 m

0.33 ft to 98 ft

Measuring accuracy (2 σ) typ.: ± 2.0 mm*

± 0.12 in*

Smallest unit displayed 1 mm

1/16 in

Laser class 2

Laser type 635 nm, < 1 mW

Automatic switch-off after 180 s

Continuous measuring yes

Addition/Subtraction yes

Dimension (H x D x W) 119 x 64 x 28 mm

4.67 x 2.52 x 1.10 in

Battery durability

(2 x AAA)

up to 3000 measure-

ments

Weight 100 g

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* under favourable conditions (good target sur-

face, room temperature) up to 10 m (33 ft).

Under unfavourable conditions such as bright

sunlight, a very weakly reflecting target surface or

large temperature fluctuations, the error can

increase to ± 0.25 mm/m (± 0.003 in/ft) for dis-

tances over 10 m (33 ft).

12.1 Electromagnetic compatibil-

ity (EMC)

Despite the compliance with all requirements of

the corresponding directives and norms, a distur-

bance of other devices is possible.

12.2 Laser classification

The Stanley TLM generates a visible laser beam

that is emitted on the front of the device.

The device complies with laser class 2 according

to:

ÎIEC60825-1: 2007 Safety of laser products

Laser class 2 products

Do not look into the laser beam and do not

unnecessarily aim at other persons . The eye is

usually protected by preventive reactions such as

the eyelid closure reflex.

Labels

Position of the type label see drawing C

13 Care

ÂClean the device with a damp, soft cloth.

ÂNever immerse the device in water.

ÂNever use aggressive cleaning agents or sol-

vents.

14 Warranty

The Stanley TLM has a two-year warranty.

For further information on this, contact your

dealer.

Subject to change (drawings, descriptions and

technical data).

Temperature range:

- Storage

- Operation

-25 °C to 70 °C

-13 °F to 158 °F

0 °C to 40 °C

32 °F to 104 °F

Warning

Possible disturbance of other devices

(e.g. safety equipment, medical equipment)

due to electromagnetic radiation!

ÂObserve the safety instructions of the respective

devices.

Warning

Bodily harm due to laser beam!

ÂDo not look directly into the laser beam.

ÂDo not look directliy into the laser beam with

optical appliances (such as binoculars, teles-

copes).

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15 Disposal

For disposal, observe the following:

ÂDo not put the appliance and the batteries

into the household waste.

ÂDispose of the device and the batteries

appropriately.

Caution

Damage to property due to inappropriate dis-

posal!

ÂDispose of the device and the batteries according

to the national, country-specific disposal direc-

tives.

ÂProtect the device and the batteries from access

of unauthorised persons.

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