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E
4.
Select
a
a
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
a
a
(Figure
E
4
).
• Press
.
5.
Determine the distance between each
stud, for example, 12".
6.
Press and until the top number on
the screen is set to the distance from the
right edge of one stud to the left edge of
the next (e.g., 12") (Figure
U
1
).
7.
Line up the back of the tool with the right
edge of the last stud that is nailed in
(Figure
U
2
).
8.
Press to start measuring the
distance as you slowly move the tool to the
right.
9.
Continue moving the tool to the right until
the bottom number on the screen is 0.00 in
(Figure
U
3
).
10.
Press to stop measuring.
11.
Using a pencil, mark the location where the
left edge of the stud should be nailed into
the wall frame.
12.
Nail the left edge of the stud at the marked
location.
13.
For each remaining stud in the wall frame,
repeat steps 7-12 (Figure
U
4
).
Measuring an Angle
If you need to determine the angle at which
something is positioned, use the tool to
measure that angle (Figure
W
).
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 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
.
• Press
.
5.
Position the tool at the angle to be
measured (Figure
W
1
).
6.
Press to take the measurement.
7.
View the angle measurement on the
screen (Figure
W
2
).
Using the Tool as a Level
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.
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