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The ir.:..mnation/data contained herein is proprietary information of Laser Alignment. Inc. and
is furn;shed for your controlled use, and shall not be copied or otherwise reproduced, nor in
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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION I

Introduction . ............................................ ',' ............ 2

SECTION H

Safety Information ....................................... '.,,' ,. ............ 5

SECTION III

Basic Operation ..................... ; ......................" ............ 6

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Explanation of Controls . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .. ; . 6

GradE! Limits .................................................... 8

Self-Leveling Limits ............ ; ..•..: ,......................... ; .... 8

Low Battery Indication ............. '.' ~ ... '......................: .... 9

Sighting Scopes .......................... '. .......... '. ............ 9

Slope Block .................................................. " 10

Detachable Battery Pack . . . . . . .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . .. 12

Rod Eye-4 Sensor ............... '.......•.................•....... 13

SECTION IV

Set-up and Operation ............. '..................................... 14

Definitions ..........•, ••.•.. '.' •......... '.' ...........•........... '... 14

General Set-up Informatioo,~.~;:, .................................... 15

Upr~ght Pos~t~on Operat~9n...:- N? Grade ........................... ,';{":~

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Upnght PosItIOn Operation - Single or Dual Grade ..................... ",,,,

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Laydown Position Operation (Model 7250 Only) ........................
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Precise Alignment of Axes ......................................... 19

Axes Alignment for Steep Slopes .................................... 20

SECTION V

Cali bra_ion Procedure ............................... ,~ ................. 21

SECTION VI

Prog~ammable Disturbance Adjustment ................ .;:;;. ................. 25

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Maintenance ......' .............................•...................... 26 ,

SECTION, VIII

Troubleshooting .. ~ ................................ ~" .. :. ~ .............. 27

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SpecificationS,tl~d Wa~ranty ........... '......• '. ........... 28

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Safety Instrucdon$' and l.,ab"ls . . ...,.................................•. 29

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Section I ~ Introduction

·The Laser Beacon LB-4 is designed to serve your needs in a wide variety of applications. It is
the proven tool for increased production with substantial reduction of labor, time, and mate­
rial costs. The LB-4 can be used to accurately control land leveling. sloped or level grading,
trenching. open cut mining, dredging, contouring of levees, construction, and excavation.

This manual contains operating and set-up procedures for common applications. Its purpose
is to describe the features of the LB-4 and how the LB-4 operates. This manual is not
intended to describe specific applications. Contact Laser Alignment, Inc. or your distributor
for information specific to your jobsite requirements.

There are four basic LB-4 models, 7000, 7100, 7200, and the 7250. The LB-4 models 7000,
7100, and 7200 are Class IT Laser products. The LB-4 model 7250 is a Class ill A laser
product. All LB-4 models use a laser diode. See the model descriptions on this page and the
following page.

Model 7000 _. Single Grade

"A" Axis: "8" Axis: +11%
+0.50%
-0.50 to
+0.50%
-4% to +11% t
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"A" Axis:
-4% to +11%
+11%

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-4% to +11% t
+11%

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Section I - Introduction

Models 7100, 7200, and 7250 are true dual grade lasers - you can enter one or two grades
simultaneously without calculating new azimuth angles or grades. The two axes are at right
angles to each other. These models are capable of producing up to +11.00% grade in both
axes. For steep grades such as embankments, the "B" axis of the Model 7200 and 7250 can
be adjusted up to +50.00% (1 :2) slope. Other features include:

• Variable Speed Rotation. The laser
diode head assembly can rotate at
0,5, 10, 12, or 20 revolutions per
second (rps) when powered by its
battery pack or at 0, 5, 10, 12, 20, or
40 rps when powered by a 12 V DC
battery.
Visible Laser Beam. For added flexi­
bility, the laser light can be seen by the
human 'eye as well as detected by
machine-mounted and hand-held laser
receivers.

Model 7200-0ual Grade, Steep Slope

"A" Axis: +10"/" "B" Axis:
-4% to +10% -~,,/"---..

t-­ -1% to +50%

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• Recharging. The Ni-Cad battery pack • Personalized Identification. The LCD

recharges when connected to a 12 V DC can be programmed to show the
battery or a 110/220 V AC Power customer name and address at start­
Converter. The battery pack recharges up. Password protected so lost or
even when the LB-4 is operating. stolen units are easily identified.

• Automatic Self-Leveling. If knocked • Large Operating Range. Can emit an

off-level, the laser light shuts off until accurate plane of laser light with a
the LB-4 returns itself to the diameter of up to 2000 ft. (600 m)
programmed grade. The sensitivity under normal operating conditions.
range is adjustable. This feature can be
turned off for applications where an • Field Calibration. Calibrate on the
absolutely constant height is required. jobsite without having to open the LB-4
and break the hermetic seal.
• Control Panel. Large, backlit Liquid
Crystal Display (LCD). Flush-mounted, • Sighting Scopes. One for the "An and
membrane-style buttons to prevent "B" axes. Both are part of the main
accidental bumping or damage. housing and are inset to prevent them
from coming out of calibration.
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• Multi-Lingual. The LCD can show
information in 10 languages. • Ruggedness. Completely waterproofed
and dust-proofed with a nitrogen-
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• Easy Grade Input. To enter a large purged seal. (Battery pack is separate
} grade change, press and hold a Grade from the seal.) Shock protected.
Button for approximately 10 seconds
(until the counter begins to change at • Laydown Option. The Model 7250 can
full speed) and then release it. The self-level in th~ laydown poSition. The
counter automatically changes at a rate Model 7250 can be placed in the
of 1% every 5 seconds until you press laydown position on attachable feet, on
another Grade Button. a laydown bracket, or on a trivet.
Laydown applications include pipelaying
and setting tracks for dry walls.

• Plumb Beam Option. The Model 7250

emits a constant laser light Signal from
the top that is 90° to the rotating laser

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light signal.

Set-up Options. Mounts to both

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tripod mounts, no adapters required.

l'i~M;i Large, stable base for "free standing"

when a tripod is not needed. An
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I , optional Slope Block Assembly (PIN
\,.,\ ~ 40997-01) is available for steep
\~attery Pack ~ ~
"', (1 :2/1 :3) slopes. An optional quick-
disconnect is also available.
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SAFETY INFORMATION

This laser product complies with all applicable U.S. Federal laser performance stan­
dards and European lEG guidelines in existence at the time of manufacture. See
Section X for complete details about safety.

Laser Alignment, Inc. has taken great care to produce a quality product Take the following
precautions to ensure long life and proper operation. Avoidance of these precautions will
void the warranty.

• Do not use a generator or alternator as a source of power for the LB-4.

'., • Do not, under any circumstances, start or run the engine of a vehicle while its battery is
connected to the LB-4.

• Do not connect the power cord to a 24 Volt source.

• Use the proper cable for your the LB-4. Altering a proper cable or using an improper
cable can cause internal damage to the LB-4.

• Do not use the LB-4 in explosive atmospheres.

Note: The user of the LB-4 is expected to follow all operating instructions, periodically
checking the instrument and the work as it progresses. The manufacturer and its distributors
and agents, assume no responsibility for improper control of work.

Read this manual to become familiar with the workings, operations, and maintenance
of your lB-4!

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Explanation of Controls
1. Emission Indicator. This indicator is a
green LED that is lit whenever the LB-4 is
emitting a laser beam. This indicates to
users to avoid looking into the laser beam
whenever the Emission Indicator is lit.
2. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
A =+0.000% 20RPS
3. Power Switch. When power is first
applied to the LB-4, the LCD illuminates
and three informational screens appear one
at a time. The first two screens can be
programmed by your distributor to show up
to sixteen characters on each of two lines.
These "user" screens allow the LB-4 to be
personalized with the customer's name for
easy identification. This 10 can be saved
and protected with a password. The third

B =+0.500% LEVEL
screen shows the operating information of
the LB-4.

The LCD shows information concerning the

4. Auto/Manual Switch. This switch
operation and function of the switches.
toggles the LB-4 between automatic self­
Using the switches on the control panel
leveling and manual operation.
affects not only the function of the LB-4, but
the information shown on the LCD.
In the automatic mode, the LCD shows two
grade numbers. These numbers represent
Note: The LCD is backlit for easy reading
the grade that has been set in the corre­
any time you press a switch on the control
sponding "An and "B" axes. (See the
panel. After 20 to 25 seconds without
following page for an example.)
pressing a switch, the LCD light shuts off to
conserve energy.

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The "A" axis has no The rotational speed of 6. H.I. Alert Switch. Also called "Height of
grade entered. This the head has been set Instrument" alert or "Elevation" alert. When
axisisle~ at20rp / the elevation alert is activated, the self­
leveling accuracy remains the same, but
the self-leveling range of the LB-4 is
A= +0.000% 20RPS
reduced, and the symbol **EA** appears as
B =+0.500% LEVEL
shown: (Press the RPS Switch to make the
head speed momentarily reappear.)

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The "B" axis has The LB-4 has reached A=+O.OOO% **EA**

0.500"10 grade entered. its level position and B =+0.500% LEVEL

The plane of light on work can begin.

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this axis will rise The H.I, Alert has been activated.
0.5 feet in 100 feet If "WAIT' appears in the
(0.5 meters in window, the LB-4 is self­
100 meters). leveling, The Rotating When the elevation alert is activated, any
Head does not slart
rotating until the movement of the LB-4 beyond the now
"LEVEL" position has reduced self-leveling range causes an "alert
been reached,
condition." This condition may be the result
of the LB-4 having been bumped or a tripod
In the manual mode, the LCD shows the leg having sunk into soft soil. Three
words "MANUAL" and "OFF GRADE", indi­ messages appear on the LCD:
cating that the self-leveling function is off.
ELEVATION

The LB-4 has been set The rotating speed of

for manual operation. the head has been set
ALERT

at12rpsi
Screen 1

Check the LB-4 to determine what has

MANUAL 12RPS moved and caused the LB-4 to go into eleva­
OFF GRADE S.3V tion alert. Re-adjust the elevation of the LB­

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The LB-4 is not level This is the voltage level
CHECK ELEVATION

OF UNIT

and will not self-level in of the attached battery

assembly, Screen 2
the manual position.
If an external 12 Volt
battery is connected, 4.
this part of the LCD is Stop the "alert condition" by pressing the
blank.

PUSH AUTOIMAN

TO STOP ALERT

5. RPS Switch. This switch allows for the Screen 3

head speed to be set to 0, 5, 10, 12, or 20
rps (revolutions per second~. The head AutolManual Switch.

speed can be set to 40 rps when the LB-4 After the LB-4 re-Ievels, check and reset it to

is connected to an external 12 VDC battery. the correct elevation and re-activate the

elevation alert by pressing the H.1. Alert Switch,

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7. "A" Axis Arrows. These switches "B" Axis

. / increase or decrease the (Direction of Positive Grade)

~ percent of grade along the "A"

axis and in the direction of the indicator
symbols. For the Model 7250, these
switches move the Plumb Beam left (up­
arrow) or right (down-arrow) when in the "A" Axis
(Direction of
laydown position.
Positive Grade)

8. "8" Axis Arrows. These switches

~ increase or decrease the
B percent of grade along the "B"
axis and in the direction of the indicator
symbols. For the Model 7250, these
switches move the Plumb Beam up (up­
arrow) or down (down-arrow) when in the
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laydown position.

Grade Limits Self-Leveling Limits

When a particular axis reaches its
maximum or minimum grade, the counter
stops, and the screen shows "LIMIT".
LIMIT
• Model7000
A-Axis: -0.50% to +0.50%*
The LB-4 can self-level up to 10% grade in
both axes when it is setting on a level
surface. If the LB-4 is not rough leveled to
within 10%, the LB-4 is unable to adjust
itself to a level position. In this case the LB­
4 attempts to self-level until it reaches a
servo limit, and the LCD shows the
following:
RELEVEL UNIT,

B-Axis: -4.00% to + 11.00% IT IS OUT OF RANGE

• Model7100 A Self-leveling limit has been reached.

A-Axis: -4.00% to +11.00%
S-Axis: -4.00% to +11.00%
• Model7200
A-Axis: -4.00%. to +10.00%
S-Axis: -1.00% to +50.00%
• Model7250
A-Axis: -4.00% to + 10.00%
B-Axis: -1.00% to +50.00%
* For calibration only
On the Models 7200 and 7250, it is
possible to enter percents-of-grade greater
than 10% in the "B" axis. When doing this,
tip the LB-4 in the direction of the grade. If
the LB-4 is not tipped sufficiently to achieve
the necessary percent-of-grade, the LB-4
attempts to self-level until it reaches a servo
limit, and the LCD shows the above
message.

Note: The Model 7250 can self-level up to

10% grade in the "B" Axis when it is setting
on a flat surface in laydown position.
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Low Battery Indication Sighting Scopes

The voltage of the detachable battery pack When setting up the LB-4 with a percent of
is constantly monitored by the LB-4's grade other than 0.000% in one or both
processor. This voltage is shown in the axes, position the LB-4 so its axes are
lower, right-hand corner of the LCD when aligned with the work to be done. The LB-4
the LB-4 is in the manual mode. If the LB-4 has two sighting scopes to the top housing
is attached to an external battery, this part for aligning the axes.
of the LCD is blank.
Both sighting scopes (also called diopters)
MANUAL 5RPS
are simple devices made of a tube with a
OFF GRADE 8.5V
piece of glass on each end. The glass on
the end farther from you is black with a
Detachable battery pack voltage.
triangle in the center of it. (It is not possible
to see through the triangle.) When you look
The LB-4 indicates a low battery condition directly into the center of the tube, the
when the battery pack reaches 6.8 Volts. triangle is centered on the far end.
The LCD shows;
Note: Only when the triangle is centered is
BAlTERV VOLTAGE
your eye aligned with the tube.
TOO LOW

Low Battery Indication

The batteries need to be recharged (Ni-cad).

If the voltage reaches 6.4 Volts, the LB-4

shuts down completely to prevent a full MOVE
ALIGNED MOVE
discharge of the batteries. This protects the TO
TO

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THE

batteries and ensures long battery life. LEFT

RIGHT

Raise your line of sight to just above the

scope and view a control point (rod or
grade stake) in the distance. You can still
see the triangle in the scope. Loosen the
tripod mount and rotate the LB-4 left or right
until the triangle is centered and the tip of
the triangle is in line with your reference.
Re-tighten the tripod mount. (Refer to the
graphic on the next page for an example.)

The principle of the sighting scope provides

a simple, yet accurate means of aligning
the LB-4 to the job.

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Aligning the Axis .,.

••. is done by sighting directly over the top

of the scope and rotating the LB-4 until the
I triangle is centered and in line with your
I. control point.

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Slope Block
For use with Models 7200 and 7250 only

When a grade greater than 10.00% is THE SLOPE BLOCK

necessary, use a slope block to adapt the
Model 7200 or 7250 for the higher
percentage of grade.

The slope block has 518"-11 threaded

mounting holes and can be attached to
Laser Alignment's heavy duty tripod and leg
set, to a Europea.n Style general construc­
tion tripod, or to most any other mounting
structure required. 010831

Locking Knob and Stud

The slope block assembly consists of a
locking knob and a slope block with six
The grade ranges of the slope block are
threaded holes. Choose the outer hole for
10 to 24%,24 to 38%, and 38 to 50%.
the slope required and mount the LB-4 by
inserting the knob and stud in the hole
opposite the one chosen.

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Example-1:3 slope (33.33% grade). The grade of 33.33% is within the 24 to 38% range
of the slope block. Attach the slope block to the tripod at this outer hole.

~PERCENT OF GRADE RANGE, 24 to 38%

o 0 ~ATTACH TO TRIPOD AT THIS HOLE.
.i G INSERT THE LOCKING KNOB INTO THE OPPOSITE
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,.' With the slope block attached to the tripod, Because of the broad self-leveling range of .\

rough align the tripod and mounting holes in the Model 7200 and 7250, only rough align­
the direction of the major slope. ment of the slope block is necessary.

1:3 SLOPE

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TRIPOD MOUNTING HOLE
Gl0833 24 TO 38%

Once the slope block is attached, the LB-4 and the "B" axis aligned to the slope using
can be attached using the knob assembly the sighting scope.

~~ "B" AXIS-33.33% SLOPE

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- - - - - - - SLOPE BLOCK
- - - - - - LOCKING KNOB

For additional LB-4 set-up information, see Section IV.

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Detachable Nickel-Cadmium (Ni-Cad)

Battery Pack
The detachable Ni-Cad battery pack
assembly contains 14 high capacity
(4.9 Amp-hours) Ni-Cad batteries. The
battery pack assembly has its own built-in
charging unit. The Ni-Cad batteries supplied
by Laser Alignment, Inc. are guaranteed
against memory development.

The battery pack assembly is separate from

the hermetic seal of the LB-4 to allow for
some ventilation of the batteries and for
easy battery pack replacement. BATIERY ASSEMBLY WITH CONVERTER

To ensure the optimal performance and life
of the Ni-Cad battery pack, please follow
these guidelines:
• Normal Usage. The LB-4 and battery
pack operation temperature range is
o to 110°F (-18 to 43°C). Exposure of
the battery pack to more extreme
temperatures causes battery degra­
dation and failure.
• Storage. Long-term storage tempera­
ture for the battery pack is 0 to 95°F
(-18 to 35°C). If you need to store a
battery for longer than 3 months, fully
discharge it first.
• Charging. Always charge batteries in
an area of moderate temperatures.
• Charging Options. Because the
battery pack contains its own charging
system, the LB-4 can operate and
charge simultaneously. Charge the
LB-4 with either a 12 Volt DC battery
using the heavy duty battery cable or
the "110 or 220 Volt AC to 12 Volt DC
Converter" supplied with your LB-4.
1. Charger Input: Connector for AC/DC
converter, 12 V DC Input.
2. Charger Indicator: The green light indi­
cates the charger is charging.
3. Battery Protect/Temperature Indicator:
The Ni-Cad battery pack contains a temper­
ature sensing device that serves two
purposes. First, under normal conditions, it
indicates when the battery pack has
reached full charge. Second, it indicates
when, due to the additional effects of
external temperatures, continued charging
of the batteries may result in battery degra­
dation. The battery protect function also
protects the LB-4 if alkaline batteries have
been installed and an external "charging"
voltage is connected to the LB-4.
4. AC/DC Converters: @---(! (3
PIN 40304-01
Input: 120 VAC (±10%), 50-60 Hertz
Output: 12 VDC, 1.2 Amp Minimum
PIN 40307-01
Input: 220 VAC (±14%), 50-60 Hertz
Output: 12 VDC, 1.2 Amp Minimum

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The Rod-Eye Sensors

• Liquid crystal
The LB-4 provides a horizontal plane of light displays on front
rotating a full 360°, which establishes accurate and back
elevations over an entire jobsite. The Rod-Eye • Off/On power
Sensor electronically senses the plane of laser switch
light. The sensor can be hand held or clamped • Accuracy selection
switch
to any standard survey rod.
• Speaker volume
The function of the Rod-Eye Sensor is to give switch
immediate and accurate reference information ·2" (5 cm) offset
regarding the position of the sensor in the plane marks on sides of
the sensor
of laser light.
• 9 Volt battery
compartment on
Rod-Eye 8 Specifications rear.

Bandwidths ..... +/- 1/32# (+/-.75 mm)

+/- 1/16" (+/- 1.5 mm)
+/- 1/8" (+/- 3 mm)
Display channels . . .. .Seven distinct channels
Speaker Volume .High. Low and Off
Auto shutoff .. .After 6.5 minutes of non use
Filtering .. .Sunlight and electro-magnetically
(EMI) filtered
Memory .Indicates the last position of the
sensor (Rod-Eye 8 only) relative to
the laser beam Seven Channel Readout
Reception Angle .. . 160°
Offset Mark .. . ..2# (50 mm) from the tap
of the sensor
• Liquid crystal
Dimensions .6.6x3xl" displays on front
(169 x 77 x 27 mm)
of sensor
Weight . 10 ozs. (275 g) • Off/On power
Seal .. ....Waterproof, gasket seal switch
Baffery Type/Life .. .9 Volt Alkaline/3 months • Speaker volume
with typical usage switch
• Accuracy selection
switch
Rod-Eye 4 Specifications • LCD backlight
The Rod-Eye 4 specifications are the same as the Rod-Eye 8 switch
except as noted: • 2" (5 cm) offset
Bandwidths .. +/- 1/16" (+/- 1.5 mm) marks on sides of
+/- 1/8 N
{+/- 3 mm} the sensor
Display channels . .Five distinct channels • 9 Volt battery
compartment on
Dimensions · .6.2 x 3.5 x 1.6# front.
(158 x 89 x 41 mm)
Weight · .14 ozs. (400 g)
Seal .... ........Waterproof, silicone seal
Remote · .Optional Remote Readout available

Nola: When a measurement requires you to use the

Five Channel Readout
Rod-Eye 4 abave eye-level, use the aptianal Remote

Readout to view the LCD.

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SET-UP AND OPERATION

Definitions

Upright Position - The position in which
the LB-4 creates a horizontal plane of laser
light.
Slope - The change in elevation per foot
(meter).
Percent of Grade - The change in eleva­
tion per 100 feet (meters).

/;/ Calculating Percent of Grade from Slope:

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:) Slope 0.0059 ft.lft.
Conversion 0.59 ft. 1100 ft.
Percent of Grade =: 0.59%
(+0.590% on LCD)

Note: The numbers to the left of the

decimal point are full percents of grade.
For example:

• B =: +50.00% is equal to a rise of

50 ft. in 100 ft. (50 m in 100 m).

B =: +5.000% is equal to a rise of

5 ft. in 100 ft. (5 m in 100 m).

• B = +0.500% is equal to a rise of

0.5 ft. in 100 ft. (0.5 m in 100 m).
Laydown Position (Model 7250) - The
position in which the LB-4 creates a vertical
plane of laser light.

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General Set-up Information
Location - Use the following guidelines
when selecting a location for the LB-4.
Make sure the location is clear of
_'Ii possible obstructions that may block
~ before beginning work.
the laser beam.
• Try to make the most efficient use of
the LB-4's operating radius. (This can
be either in the center of the working
area or to one side.)
• Make sure the location is stable.
Ground vibration and extremely windy
conditions can affect the operation of
the LB-4.
• If working in very dusty conditions,
place the LB-4 up-wind. The dirt and
dust will then be blown away from the
LB-4 and reduce dust interference
between the LB-4 and the receivers.
Batteries - The LB-4 operates from its own
detachable Ni-Cad battery pack or an
external 12 Volt battery. If using an external
battery, attach the power cord to the battery
as follows:
• Red clip to the (+) positive terminal of
the battery.
• Black Clip to the H negative terminal.
Note: The LB-4 is reverse voltage
protected.
Elevation Alert - When the elevation alert is
activated, the self-leveling range of the LB-4
is reduced. Any movement beyond this
reduced range causes the LB-4 to go into an
"alert condition."
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Section IV - Set-up and Operation
Tripods - Attach the LB-4 to the tripod,
laser trailer, or mount on a stable surface.
• Always check your tripod or trailer
• Make sure all screws, bolts, and nuts
are tight.
• The chains between the tripod legs
should be slightly loose to allow for
thermal expansion during the day.
• On extremely windy days, secure the
tripod. This can be done by placing a
sand bag on each leg.
If using a tripod top with a quick
disconnect, point the control lever into
the wind. This places the locking cam
also into the wind and provide better
stability against the wind.
Recommended Head Speeds ­
• For pipelaying or straight beam
applications - 0 rps.
• For surveying 5, 1 0, 0 r 1 2 rps.
• For manual machine control applica­
tions -12 rps.
• For automatic machine control applica­
tions-20 rps.
• For special applications where high
speed updates of a Laser Sensor are
necessary, connect the LB-4 to an
external 12 Volt battery and set the
head speed at 40 rps.
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Upright Position Operation - No Grade

1. Enter the Percents of Grade. 3. Set the height of the LB-4.

Both axes should have 0.000% grade Place at a convenient height so the
entered into the LCD. laser beam is clear of all obstructions
and is set to the necessary benchmark.
2. Align the axes.
4. Allow the LB-4 to self-level.
Because no grade is entered into
either axis, it is not necessary to align Set the LB-4 in automatic mode and
the axes. The LB-4 provides a flat allow it to self-level. When the head
plane of laser light in all directions begins rotating, the LB-4 is level and
(360°). work can begin.

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A +0.000% 12 RPS
A = +0.000% 12 RPS
A= +0.400% 12 RPS

B = +0.000% LEVEL
B = +0.400% LEVEL
B = +0.200% LEVEL

No Grade Single Grade Dual Grade

/
Negative ../ Positive

Slope H ~ Slope (+)

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The positive Percent of Grade entered
into the LB-4 is always in the direction of
the indicator arrows.

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 Section IV - Set-up and Operation

Upright Position Operation-Single or Dual Grade

1. Enter the Percents of Grades. 2. Align the Axes.

• Model7000 Position the LB-4 in the direction of the
A-Axis: 0.000%

uphill slope(s). Look directly over the

B-Axis: -4.000% to + 11.00%

top of the scope and rotate the LB-4

• Model7100 housing until the triangle is centered in
A-Axis: -4.000% to + 11.00%

the scope and the scope is in line with

B-Axis: -4.000% to +11.00%

the control point. (See also Section III,

• Model7200 Sighting Scopes.)
A-Axis: -4.000% to +10.00%

B-Axis: -1.000% to +50.00%

3. Set the height 01. the LB-4.

• Model7250
A-Axis: -4.000% to +10.00%
Place at a convenient height so the
B-Axis: -1.000"/" to +50.00%
laser beam is clear of all obstructions
and is set to the necessary benchmark.
Note: If you have a Model 7200 or 7250
LB-4 and the set-up requires a percent
4. Allow the LB-4 to self-level.
of grade greater than 10%, attach the
slope block and enter the necessary Put the LB-4 in automatic mode and
percent of grade into the B-axis. allow it to self-level. When the head
begins rotating, the LB-4 is level, and
Note: If you have a situation requiring
work can begin.
a large negative grade, you can enter
a positive value for the axis and rotate
the LB-4 housing 180". (Try to avoid
this; always working with positive
grades helps to eliminate confusion
and possible errors.)

Note: For large grade changes, press

and hold an arrow switch for approxi­
mately 10 seconds (until the counter
begins to change at full speed) and
release it The counter changes auto­
matically until you press another arrow
switch.

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 Section. IV - Set-up and Operation
Laydown Position Operation (Model 7250 Only)
1. Place the LB-4 in the laydown posi-
tion. Depending on surface, do one of
the following to prepare the LB-4:
• Flat Surface. Attach the feet that
. come standard with the Model
7250: the two hex head feet attach
near the bottom; the single pointed
foot attaches near the top.
• Inside Pipe. Attach the LB-4 to the
optional bracket using the three
screws supplied with the bracket.
• Tripod. Attach the LB-4 to the
optional bracket using the three
screws supplied with the bracket.
Next, attach the bracket to the
tripod at the %/8 in. threaded hole.
Laydown with Standard Feet
I-Hook
~-
Plumb
Laydown with Pipelaylng and
Tripod Attachment Bracket
Pipelaying & Tripod Attachment Bracket
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2. Adjust the LB-4 to align the axes.
• If you are using the bracket, you
can place the front pointed foot on
the control point.
• If you are using the bracket and
you want to be able to see where
the rotating beam is hitting the
ground, loosen the screw for the
pointed foot and rotate the foot
back under the bracket.
• If you are using tripod, you can
attach a plumb bob to the I-hook
underneath the bracket. #.
3. Adjust the Rotating Beam and
Plumb Beam.
• Rotating Beam: A-Axis adjusts the
horizontal plane; B-Axis adjusts
the vertical plane.
• Plumb Beam: A-Axis adjusts the
beam left and right (for line); B­
Axis adjusts the beam upward and
downward (for percent of grade).
4. Allow the LB-4 to self-level. Put the
LB·4 in automatic mode and allow it to
self·level. When the head begins
rotating, the LB-4 is level, and work can
begin.
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 Section IV - Set-up and Operation

Precise Alignment of Axes

Note: Under most conditions, the sighting scopes on the LB-4 are adequate for alignment of
the axes. However, for precise alignment use the following procedure.

Objectives: • To establish a Point X on the A-axis as a reference point.

• To tilt the B-axis, then rotate the LB-4 until the original point on the A-axis
is again found.

1. Set up the LB-4 directly over a grade 4. Take a second reading at Point X.
stake and rough align the A-axis to
• If the second reading is equal to

a second grade stake ("X").

the first reading, the A-axis is

aligned correctly.

2. Take an elevation reading at Point X

using a Rod Eye Receiver and a • If the second reading is greater

Survey Rod. than the first reading. rotate the

LB-4 on the tripod counterclock­

3. Enter "5.000%" into the B-axis. wise (to the left) until the two read­

When grade is entered into the B-axis, ings are the same.

the A-axis acts like a. hinge or fulcrum.

• If the second reading is less than

the first reading, rotate the LB-4 on

the tripod clockwise (to the right)

until the two readings are the

same.

The LB-4 is now precisely aligned, and you

can enter the necessary percent of grade
for the appropriate axes.
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Axes Alignment for Steep Slopes

(Models 7200 & 7250 only)
Note: Very precise alignment is usually necessary for steep slopes.

Objectives: • To establish two grade stakes on the A-axis as references.

• To set up the LB-4 on the Slope Block.

• To rotate the LB-4 on the tripod until the A-axis is again found.

1. Set up the LB-4 without the Slope
Block and enter 0.000% for both
axes. This creates a flat plane of light
from which reference stakes can be
established.
2. Rough align the A-axis to the minor
slope.
3. Establish two reference points in­
line with the A-axis by setting up
two stakes -one close to the LB-4
and one 200 ft. (60 m) from the
LB-4. Use the Rod Eye Receiver and
Survey Rod to set both stakes at an
equal distance below the plane of
laser light.
4. Set up the LB-4 with the Slope
Block and enter the necessary
grade into the B-axis only.
5. Rough align the A-axis to the two
stakes;
6. Use the Rod Eye Receiver and
Survey Rod to take readings at both
grade stakes.
• If the reading at the far stake is
equal to the reading at the near
stake, the A-axis is aligned
correctly.
• If the reading at the far stake is
greater than the reading at the
near stake, rotate the LB-4 on the
tripod counterclockwise (to the
left) until the two readings are the
same.
• If the reading at the far stake is
less than the reading at the near
stake, rotate the LB-4 on the tripod
clockwise (to the right) until the
two readings are the same.
The LB-4 is now precisely aligned, and you
can enter the necessary percent of grade
for the appropriate axes.

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 Section V - Calibration Procedure
I
CALIBRATION PROCEDURE 1
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The LB-4 provides an accurate and reliable plane of light to serve as aconstant reference. If
necessary, the LB-4 can be calibrated in the field without breaking the hermetic seal. The
following the steps are necessary to check and calibrate an LB-4.

Objectives: • To adjust the laser beam to a level (calibrated) position for both axes.

• To reset the counters to 0.000% (calibrated) position.

Requirements: • Flat-top "European Style" tripod with %" -11 thread mount or a flat

surface on which to set up the LB-4.

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• 200 feet (60 meters) of unobstructed distance ..

• Two people, one using a Rod Eye Laser Receiver with a Survey Rod.

1. Prepare the LB-4 for calibration. 2. Adjust the laser beam to a level
(calibrated) position for the A-axis.
a. Mount the LB-4 on the tripod or
place on a flat, level surface. a. Use the sighting scopes to align
the "fo:' axis in the direction of the
b. Press the Power Switch and allow
Survey Rod and allow the LB-4 to
the LB-4 to start-up.
level.
c. Set the Auto/Manl:lal Switch to the
b. Take a precise reading of the
automatic position.
elevation at the Survey Rod and.
d. Set both axes to 0.000%. record it as "A 1".

e. Set the bandwidth for the Rod Eye
to narrow band. align it in the direction of the .
f. Have a person stand with the Rod
Eye and the Survey Rod. at a
defined point 200 ft. (60 m) from
the LB-4. (The rod must remain at
this point for all readings.)
c. Rotate the LB-4 on the tripod 180°,
Survey Rod, and allow it to level.
(Take care that the actual elevation
of the LB-4 does not change.)
d. Take a precise reading of the
elevation at the Survey Rod and
record it as "A2".

e. Reset the Rod Eye at an elevation

halfway between A 1 and A2.
Example: If A1 is 6.72 ft. "(2.05 m)
. >-• and A2 is 6.76 ft. (2.06 m), then
the corrected (calibrated) elevation
would be 6.74 ft. (2.055 m).
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Align "A" Axis and record

elevation as "Al".

A-Down
Axis
200 ft. (60m)

Rotate laser 180· and record elevation of

the reverse side of the "A" Axis as "A2".

A2 ­ Al = Corrected Elevation
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f. Enter grade into the "A" axis until 3. Repeat Step 2 for the B-axis to
the LB-4 levels at the Rod Eye's adjust the laser beam to a level
elevation. (calibrated) position for the B-axis.
Note: An error of Va in. at 200 ft.
(3 mm at 60 m) requires an adjust­ (Continued on the next page.)
ment of approximately 0.005% on
the LB·4's counter).
g. Double check your work by
rotating the LB-4 1800 and taking
another reading. (Do not change
the value for the "A" axis.)

Align "8" Axis and record

elevation as "81".

B-Down
Axis
200 ft. (60m)

Rotate laser 180° and record elevation of

the reverse side of the "8" Axis as "B2".

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 Section V - Calibration Procedure

4. Reset the the counters to 0.000%.
Note: Follow this step carefully.
a. If the LB-4 is on, turn it off to begin
the procedure.
On LB-4's with serial numbers 710V-8458
and above:
d. To zero the A-Axis counter, push
and hold the auto/manual switch,
then press the A-down switch.

b. Press and hold the Auto/Manual e. To zero the B-Axis counter, press
Switch and turn on the LB-4. The and hold the auto/manual switch,
following screen appears on the then press the B-down switch.
LCD:
On LB-4's below serial number 710V-8458:

d. To zero the "A" counter, push the

"A-up" and "A-down" switches at
SELECTCW x the same time.
MODE A
e. To zero the "B" counter, push the
"B-up" and "B-down" switches at
This screen allows for access to the same time.
two special modes:

"cn Calibration Mode

oW' == Wind Sensitivity Mode

Note: For this procedure, the LB-4

requires "Calibration Mode."
Continue with the next step.

c. Press the Auto/Manual Switch

again to enter the calibration
mode.

Note: The LB-4 operates normally,

except that in the calibration mode 1. Turn off the LB-4. The new calibra­
the LCD now shows: tion is automatically stored in the
LB-4. The LB-4 will return to
normal operation the next time it is
A= +0.062% »>CAL turned on.
8=+0.000% LEVEL
g. Double check your work to ensure
Instead of the head speed appearing, the that the calibration is now correct.
LCD shows >>> CAL to indicate that you
are in the calibration mode.

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Section V - Calibration Procedure

CALIBRATION ALERT

The Laser Beacon LB-4 has an alert system that appears as a warning in the LCD. If the
LB-4 loses the percent of grade information last shown on its LCD, the following three
screens appear:

CALIBRATION
**ALERT**

PUSH AUTO SWITCH

TO STOP ALERT

OR PRESS I/O

AND TRY AGAIN

1. Turn the LB·4 off and then turn it back on.

If the calibration alert does not reappear, perform the calibration procedure in this
section and continue working.

If the calibration alert reappears, press the Auto/Manual Switch. The following
screen appears for a few seconds, and then the LB-4's counters reset to 0.000%
and the LB-4 returns to normal operation:

YOU MUST NOW

RECALIBRATE UNIT

2. Recalibrate the LB-4! Perform the calibration procedure in this section.

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Section VI - Programmable Disturbance Adjustment
PROGRAMMABLE DISTURBANCE
ADJUSTMENT
The Laser Beacon LB-4 has incorporated 3.
into its electronics a programmable distur­
bance delay, This feature allows the LB-4
to operate in adverse environmental and
windy conditions, while still ensuring
i ) maximum accuracy,
The sensitivity of this delay can be adjusted
I" extemally using the following procedure,
Follow this procedure carefully,
1. With the LB-4 off, press and hold
the Auto/Manual Switch and turn on
the LB-4. The following screen
appears:
SELECTCW x
MODE A 4.
This screen allows for access to two
special modes:
"C" Calibration Mode
"W' ::::: Wind Sensitivity Mode
Note: For this procedure, the LB-4
requires 'Wind Sensitivity Mode."
Continue with the next step.
2. Press the uB-down" switch once to
move the cursor to the right and
under the "W". Pushing the "A-down"
switch moves the cursor to the left 5.
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Press the Auto/Manual Switch to
enter the wind adjustment mode.
The following screen appears:
WIND SENSITIVITY
2
Wind Sensitivity Setting
The number on the screen is the
present delay value.
Note: The LB-4 disturbance adjust­
ment has been preset by the factory to
±20 arc seconds. This setting allows
the LB-4 to be used under almost all
conditions.
To change the delay number, press
either the "A-up" or the "A-down"
switch.
The greater the disturbance number,
the more tilt the LB-4 requires before
its head stops rotating.
• If the tolerance is set at the lowest
possible value (0), the LB-4 oper­
ates at maximum sensitivity.
• If the tolerance is set at 10, the
LB-4 operates at minimum sensi­
tivity (This value is for extremely
windy conditions,)
Press the AutolManual Switch to exit
this mode.
The new setting is automatically stored
in the LB-4, The LB-4 returns to normal
operation.
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Section - Maintenance

MAINTENANCE

The Laser Beacon LB-4 is a rugged tool that requires a minimum of maintenance to give
years of useful service. As with any piece of valuable equipment, the following simple proce­
dures must be followed to ensure a longer life and prolonged accuracy.

1. Storing and Transporting 5. Batteries

Store and transport the LB-4 in its
carrying case. Do not allow the LB-4,
even within its case, to bounce around
in the back of a truck or vehicle.
Secure it.
2. Cleaning
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Keep it clean! Clean all the windows
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with a mild detergent and a soft cloth
or lens tissue. Disconnect power
before cleaning. Do not use your
fingers or a dry cloth to clean the
windows. Take care not to scratch the
windows.
3. Calibration Checks
Follow all operating instructions, peri­
odically checking the instrument, and
make checks on control as the work
II progresses.
Most models of the LB-4 include the
detachable non-memory nickel-
cadmium battery pack.
• Normal Usage. The LB-4 and
battery pack operation tempera­
ture range is 0 to 110°F
(-18 to 43°C). Exposure of the
battery pack to more extreme
temperatures causes battery
degradation and failure.
• Storage. Long-term storage
temperature for the battery pack is
o to 95°F (-18 to 35°C). If you
need to store a battery for longer
than 3 months, fully discharge it
first.
• Charging. Always charge
batteries in an area of moderate
temperatures.

j, • Charging Options. Because the ,

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5. Caution
The LB-4 is nitrogen purged and
hermetically sealed. Do not attempt
any internal service yourself or break
I f
the seal of the LB-4. Opening the LB-4
will void the warranty. An unsealed
LB-4 could allow impure air or mois­
ture to enter the LB-4 causing contam­
ination. Contact a Factory Authorized
Service Center.
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battery pack contains its own
charging system, the LB-4 can
operate and charge simultane­
ously. Charge the LB-4 with either
a 12 Volt DC battery using the
heavy duty battery cable or the
"110 or 220 Volt AC to 12 Volt DC
Converter" supplied with your
LB-4.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
1. No Laser Beam
a. Check LB-4 with a Rod Eye to
verify that there is no beam.
b. Check if the LB-4 is in elevation
alert.
c. Check if the LB-4's head is
rotating. The laser diode is "on"
only when the head is rotating. *
( . 2. LB·4 Is Not Self-Leveling
a. Check if the LB-4 has reached a
self-leveling limit. (See Page 8.)
b. Check if the LB-4 is in elevation
alert.
c. Check if the LB-4 is in a low
battery condition.
d. Check if the LB-4 is in automatic
mode.
e. Connect the LB-4 to an alternate
battery source and check again.
3. Cannot Change Grade
a. Check the other grade buttons for
proper operation.
b. Check if the LB-4 operates when
in manual mode.
c. Check if the LB-4 is at a grade
limit.
4_ Elevation Alert Disabled
VDC battery.
The function of the H.I. (elevation) alert
10. The Grade Stakes Do Not Match the
has been disabled in the computer.
Contact your distributor for information.
5. Loss of Distance
a. Clean the windows of the LB-4
and the Rod Eye or Laser Sensor.
b. Check the LB-4 with an alternate
Rod Eye or Laser Sensor.
c. Contact your distributor for service
information.
* Not applicable to the LB-4 7250.
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Section VIII - Trout
1ents, or
6. The Red "Battery Protect" Lig~d
on 'ion
a. The batteries are fully charged.
b. Move the LB-4 to a cooler locatil
to charge.
7. The Green Light Is on, but the
Batteries Won't Hold a Charge
a. Check the batteries for dirt or
corrosion and clean if necessary.
b. The batterY pack may have a bad
internal charger or battery(s).
c. Contact your distributor for service
information.
8. Neither the Green Light nor the Red
Light Is on
a. Check converter and converter
plug. Replace if necessary.
b. Check if the lights work using a
12 VDC cable. If good, the
converter is bad.
c. Contact your distributor for service
information.
9. The LB-4 Does Not Run at 40 rps
The LB-4 runs at 40 rps only when
connected to an external battery.
Check by powering LB-4 from a 12
Laser Beam
a. Check alignment of the LB-4
(Section IV).
b. Check calibration of the LB-4
(Section V).
c. Check again the grade stakes and
adjust as required.
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it " Section IX''''' Specifications and Warranty

Specifications
Classification
Self-Leveling Range
Class n Laser Product
Up to 12°
• Model 7000,7100,7200
Grade
Class III A Laser Product • Mode17000
• Model7250 A-Axis - -0.50% to +0.50%
B-Axis - -4.00% to +11.00%
.Head Rotation
.Model 7100
0,5,10, 12,20,40 rps
A-Axis - -4.00% to +11.00%
" B-Axis ­ -4.00% to +11.00%
Accuracy •

±3Ja2 in. pe.r'100 ft:(±2.4mmper 80 m)

• Model7200
? A-Axis - -4.q<l% to +10.00%
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under normal operatil'l!i"edriqitlons
B-Axis - -1.00% to +50.00%
Power Sources • Mode17250
• Ni-Cad Batteries (Non-Memory) A-Axis - -4.00% to +10.00%
• 12 Volt DC Battery B-Axis - -1.00% to +50.00%
• 110/220VAC to 12VDC Converter
Typical Current Draw
Seal (100% Waterproof) 0.4 Amp/hour
.~iJI·ogEmPurged, RTV Silicone
Operating Temperature Range
o to 110°F (-18 to 43°C)
Dimensions and Weight
With Ni-Cad Battery Pack
Calibration • 13 x 8 x 8 in. (330 x 200 x 200 mm)
Field Calibrate • 18.0 lb. (8.2 kg)
Without Ni-Cad Battery Pack
Working Range
1000 feet, (300 meter) Radius
• ~.5-r<8 x 8 in. (240 x 200 x 200 mm)
2000 feet, (600 meter) Diameter
• 12 lb. (5.5 kg)
Warranty
Your laser Beacon,is guaranteed against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and
,I service for a period of 12 months provided that the LB-4 has been properly used and cared for as stated
on the warranty registration card. Any evidence of an attempt to repair the Laser Beacon by other than
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the warranty.

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Laser Alignment's liability under this warranty is limited to repairing or replacing any product returned to
a factory Authorized Service Center for that purpose. The foregoing states the entire liability of Laser

I Alignment, Inc. in connection with the Laser Beacon Model 7000 Series, and they shall not be held

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iii I expressed or implied.

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,I'IJ The user of the Laser Beacon LB-4 is expected to follow all operating instructions, periodically checking

the instrument and the work as it progresses. Maintaining the calibration of the LB-4 is the responsibility

I of the user; Calibration and maintenance is not covered by the above warranty.

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 Section X - Safety Instructions and Labels

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND LABELS

The Laser Beacon LB-4 complies with and
has been manufactured in accordance with
the U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services and European IEC 825 standards,
and is designed to provide a product that can
. be safely used. Read and follow the instruc­
. . tions in the manual carefully to ensure a
complete understanding of the product.
Warning: Use of controls, adjustments, or
procedures other than those specified .
herein may result in hazardous radiation
exposure.
The LB-4 Model 7000, 7100, 7200 use a
visible laser-diode with a 670 nm wavelength
and are classified as a Class IT Laser product.

The LB-4 Model 7250 uses a visible laser­

diode with a 635 n!:l1 wavelength and is a
Class III A Laser product.

Note: The labels shown (or the appropriate international

labels) must be attached to every Laser Beacon LB-4 and
must not be removed or defaced.

+- AVOID EXPOSURE
Laser Light Is Emitted from This Aperture

For Models 7000, 7100, 7200, & 7250

(U.S. & Canada, International)

For Model 7250 Only

(U.S. & Canada)
For Model 7250 Only,
(International)

CAUTION
lASeR RADIATf(lN
DO HOy STARE INTO SEAM

VISIBLE DIODE LASER

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CLASS If LASER PRODUCTS

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20950 Thornhills sr, Grand Rapids "I l.!"I54h USA
Model 72S0-xxxx & 7200 & 7200
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