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E
3.
Make sure the tool position setting
(Figure
C
4
) is correct for taking the
measurement.
4.
Select as the measurement type.
• Press
to display the Main Menu
(Figure
E
2
).
• Press
to select .
• Press
to display the Measurement
Type Menu (Figure
E
3
).
• Press the arrow buttons to select
(Figure
E
4
).
• Press
.
5.
Point the laser at the highest point of the
building, wall, or object (Figure
S
1
).
6.
Press to take the measurement.
7.
On the bottom line of the screen, view the
height of the building or object (Figure
S
2
).
Measuring from a Tripod
If you are placing the tool on a tripod to
measure the height of a tall building, follow
these steps (Figure
T
).
1.
Screw the 1/4-20" hole on the back of the
tool onto the 1/4-20" connection on the top
of your tripod (Figure
T
1
).
2.
Point the tool's laser (Figure
A
1
) toward
a wall or object, and not toward anyone's
eyes.
3.
Press (Figure
A
3
) to turn the tool
on and display the red laser dot.
4.
Make sure the tool position setting (Figure
C
4
) is
to measure from the tripod
connection.
5.
Select as the measurement type.
• Press
to display the Main Menu
(Figure
E
2
).
• Press
to select .
• Press
to display the Measurement
Type Menu (Figure
E
3
).
• Press the arrow buttons to select
(Figure
E
4
).
• Press
.
6.
Point the laser at the lowest point of the
wall or object whose height you need to
measure (Figure
T
2
).
7.
Press to take the measurement.
8.
Point the laser at other points on the wall
or object (Figure
T
3
).
9.
When ready, press to take the
measurement.
10.
On the bottom line of the screen, view the
height of the wall or object (Figure
T
4
).
Positioning Studs
a
a
When you are framing a wall, use the
Stakeout feature to easily mark the position
of each stud (Figure
U
).
1.
Point the tool's laser (Figure
A
1
) toward
a wall or object, and not toward anyone's
eyes.
2.
Press (Figure
A
3
) to turn the tool
on and display the red laser dot.
3.
Make sure the tool position setting (Figure
C
4
) is set to
to measure from the
back of the tool.
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