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• Useofthisproductbypeopleotherthanthosetrainedonthisproductmayresultinexposuretohazardouslaserlight.

• Donotremovewarninglabelsfromtheunit.• Thelaserissubjecttoclass2(<3,4mW,630...680nm).• Duetothesmalldiameterbeam,watchandsecurethecourseofthebeaminremoteareas.•Neverlookintothelaserbeamordirectittotheeyesofotherpeople.• Alwaysoperatetheunitinawaythatpreventsthebeamfromgettingintopeople’seyes.• Ifinitialserviceisrequired,whichresultsintheremovaloftheouterprotectivecover,removalmustonlybeperformedbyfactory-trainedpersonnel.

Caution:Useofotherthanthedescribeduserandcalibrationtoolsorotherproceduresmayresultinexposuretohazardouslaserlight.Caution:UsingdifferentthandescribedattheLL300Nuserguide,mayresultinunsafeoperation.

Important InformationTheModel LL300N is a simple-to-use tool that allowsoneormoreworkers to take accurate horizontalmeasurementsatdistancesbetween3ft(1m)and650ft(200m)usingahand-heldorrod-mountedreceiver.• Alwaysplacethelaserinthemiddleoftheworkingarea.• Tripod/wallmountoperationisrecommendedfordistancesover20m(65ft).• Checktheaccuracyregularly.• Stablemountingisnecessaryforsecureoperations.• Keeptheglassoftheinstrumentclean.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOR YOUR SAFETY 5 Important Information 5

COMPONENTS 6POWER SUPPLY 6

Installing the Batteries 6 Operating Time 6 Charging the Batteries 7

HOW TO USE THE LASER 7 Laser Setup 7 Self-leveling and Height (HI) Change Alert 7 Manual-/Single Slope Mode 7

OPERATING EXAMPLES 8 Determining the Height of Instrument (HI) 8 Marking Heights 8 Vertical Application 8

LEVELING ACCURACY 9 Influences on Leveling Accuracy 9 Checking Calibration 9

MAINTENANCE AND CARE 10SYSTEM CLEANING 10PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT 10WARRANTY 11SPECIFICATIONS 11

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Forhazardlessandsafeoperation,readalltheuserguideinstructions.

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COMPONENTS

Buttons 1 Power Button 2 Manual ButtonControl indicators 3 Leveling Indicator 4 Manual/HI-Warning Indicator 5 Battery IndicatorElements of the unit 6 Infrared Receiver (for remote control) 7 Rotor Cage 8 Sighting Guides 9 Beam Aperture/Prism Cap 10 Handle 11 Battery Door 12 5/8x 11 Tripod Mounts 13 Rubber Feet

POWER SUPPLY

Beforeusingtheunitforthefirsttime,installalkalineorrechargeablebatteries.Ifrechargeableareused,firstrechargethebatteries.Seebatterysection.

TheNi-CadandNi-MHbatteriesmaycontainsmallamountsofharmfulsubstances.Be sure to charge the battery before using it for the first time, and after not using it for anextendedlengthoftime.Chargeonlywithspecifiedchargersaccordingtodevicemanufacturer’sinstructions.Donotopenbattery,disposeofinfireorshortcircuit;itmayignite,explode,leakorgethotcausingpersonalinjury.Disposeinaccordancewithallapplicablefederal,state,andlocalregulations.Keepthebatteryawayfromchildren.Ifswallowed,donotinducevomiting.Seekmedicalattentionimmediately.

Installing BatteriesRemovethebatterydoorbyturningthecenterscrew90°counterclockwise.Insertbatteries(orarechargeablebatterypack)intothehousingsothatthenegative poles are on the bigger battery spiral springs.DO NOT REMOVE RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES FROM THEIR HOLDER AND INSTALL ALKALINE BATTERIES, SEVERE DAMAGE TO UNIT WILL RESULT IF CHARGING IS ATTEMPTED.Installthebatterydoorandtightenitbyturningthecenterscrew90°clockwise.

Amechanicalswitchpreventsalkalinebatteriesfrombeingcharged.Onlytheoriginalrechargeablebatterypackallowschargingwithintheunit.Anyotherrechargeablebatterieshavetobechargedexternally.

Operating TimeRechargeablebatteriespermitanoperatingtimeofapprox.45hoursinrotation.Alkalinebatteries(AIMn)permitanoperatingtimeofapprox.90hoursinrotation.The following factors reduce the operating time:• frequentself-levelingduetowindorvibration;• extremetemperatures;• oldrechargeablebatteriesorrechargeablebatterieswithmemory-effect;• usingbatteriesofdifferentcapacities.

Removeallbatteriesatthesametime.Neverusebatterieswithdifferentcapacities.Onlyusenew(charged)batteries(rechargeable).

Lowvoltageisindicatedbytheslowflashingbatteryindicator(5).

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Charging the batteriesThechargerrequiresapprox.10hourstochargeemptyrechargeablebatteries.Forthischarging,connecttheplugofthechargertotherechargejackoftheunit.Neworlong-timeout-of-userechargeablebatteriesreachtheirbestperformanceafterbeingchargedandrechargedfivetimes.

Thebatteriesshouldonlybechargedwhenthelaserisbetween50°Fand104°F(10°Cto40°C)Chargingatahighertemperaturemaydamagethebatteries.Chargingatalowertemperaturemayincreasethechargetimeanddecreasethechargecapacity,resultinginlossofperformanceandshortenedlifeexpectancy.

HOW TO USE THE LASER

Laser SetupPositiontheunithorizontally(tripodmountandrubberfeetdownward!)onastableplatform,wallmount,ortripodatthedesiredelevation.

Pressthepowerbutton(1)toturnontheunit.TheLEDs(3,4and5)areturnedonfor3seconds.Self-levelingwillstartatonce.Theunitisleveledwhenthelevelingindicator(3)isnolongerflashing(onceeverysecond).Therotorwillnotspinuntiltheunitisleveled.Forthefirstfiveminutesafterthelaserselflevels,theLEDlightssolidthenflasheseveryfoursecondstoletyouknowthelaserisstilllevel.

Inordertoswitchtheunitoff,pressthepowerbutton(1)again.

If the laser is positionedbeyond its self-leveling rangeof ±8%, themanual and leveling indicators flashsimultaneouslyandawarningsoundisemitted.Repositionthelaserwithinitsself-levelingrange.

Self-leveling, Height Change (HI) AlertOnceturnedon,theunitautomaticallylevelsitselfinrangesof8%(±0.8m/10m).Inordertorecognizethelevelingprocessatthemeasuringareaandinordernottomarkfaultyheightsduringthisoperation,therotationstops.

Onceleveled,theunitconstantlymonitorsitslevelcondition.Theheightchange(HI)alertisactivated5minutesafterself-levelingwasperformedandthelaserisrotatingat600min-1.

Levelerrors>30mm/10mputtheunitintoalertmodebecausetheyaregenerallycausedbyadisturbancethatcouldleadtoinaccuratemeasurements.Whenenteringintoalertmode,theprismstops,thelaserbeamturnsoff,awarningsoundisheardandtheHIWarningLED(4)flashes2xpersecond.Turntheunitoffandthenonagain.Toensureyourformerelevation,nowyouhavetocheckorarrangetheexactheight.

Manual Mode/Single Slope ModeWhenyoupressthemanualbutton(2)onthelaser,theremotecontrol,orthereceiver-remotecontrol,thelaserissetfromautomaticself-levelingmodetoManualmode.Manualmodeisindicatedbytheflashing(onceeverysecond)redLED(4).InManualmode,theY-axiscanbeslopedbypressingtheUp-andDown-Arrow-buttonsontheremotecontrol.Additionally,theX-axiscanbeslopedbypressingtheLeft-andRight-Arrow-buttonsontheremotecontrol.

Whenyoupressthemanualbuttonagainontheremotecontrol,thelaserissetintoSingleSlopemode.Thisisindicatedbytheflashingred(4)andgreen(3)LEDs(onceeverysecond).InSingleSlopemode,theY-axiscanbeslopedbypressingtheUp-andDown-Arrow-buttonsontheremotecontrol,whiletheX-axisremainsinautomaticselflevelingmode(e.g.whensettinguprampsordriveways).TheHeightchange(HI)alertisstillactive.

Pressingthemanualbuttonatthelaserorremotecontrolagain,changesthelaserbacktoautomaticself-levelingmodeasindicatedbytheflashinggreenLED(3).

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OPERATING EXAMPLES

Determining the Height of Instrument (HI)Theheightofinstrument(HI)istheelevationofthelaser’sbeam.

TheHIisdeterminedbyaddingthegrade-rodreadingtoabenchmarkorknownelevation.

Setupthelaserandplacethegraderodonajob-sitebenchmark(BM)orknownelevation.

Slidethereceiverup/downthegraderoduntilitshowsanon-gradereading.

Addthegrade-rodreadingtothebenchmarktodeterminetheheightofinstrument.

Example:Benchmark = 30.55m(100.23ft)Rodreading = +1.32m(+4.34ft)Heightofinstrument = 31.87m(104.57ft)UsethisHIasareferenceforallotherelevations.

Marking Heights Setup the laser inhorizontal mode (e.g.,usinga tripodorwallmount)so that the laserbeam isat thedesiredheight.

Whenworkingwithoutatripodorwallmount,setupthelaseronastablesurfaceandmeasuretheheightdifferencebetweenlaserbeamanddesiredheightbyusingarulerandmarkthemeasuredheightagain.

Vertical ApplicationLevelthetripodandallowthelasertolevelinautomaticself-levelingmode.

Pushthemanualmodebuttonandchangethelaser’spositiononthetripodforverticalalignmentbyusingtheverticalmountingthread.

Rotatethelaseruntiltheverticallaserplanealignswiththereceiver’son-gradeposition.

HeightofInstrument(HI)

RodReading1.32m(4.34ft)

Benchmark30.55m(100.23ft)

HI=RodReading+BenchmarkHI=1,32m+30,55m=31,87m(4.34ft+100.23ft=104.57ft)

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Inordertoavoidoffseterrors,thereceivershouldbeusedclosetotheelevationwherethelaserhasbeensetup.

Ifaremotecontrolisavailable,theupanddownarrowbuttonscanbeusedforfineadjustments.

LEVELING ACCURACY

Influences on the leveling accuracyTheoverallaccuracyoftheunitcanbeinfluencedbymanyfactors:• factoryaccuracy;• temperatureoftheunit;• ambientinfluenceslikerain,windandtemperature.The factor that influenceson theunit’saccuracymost is theambient temperature.Vertical differences intemperature near the ground can divert the laser beam, similar to the heatwaves seen on hot asphaltstreets.

This factor also applies to alloptical measuringdevices such as automatic levels andtheodolites.

Accuracy CheckToensurejob-siteaccuracy,youneedadistanceof20m(65feet)betweentwowallsAandB,whereyouwillexecute4measuringoperationsonatripodasfollows(transitmeasurement).

SettheunithorizontallyonatripodnearwallAandswitchitonwiththeplusX-axispointingtowardswallA.Aftertheunitislevel,marktheheightofthelaserbeamusingareceiveratwallA.Turntheentireunit180°,letitself-levelandmarkthecenterofthelaserbeamatwallB.

Now,placetheunitnearwallBwiththeplusX-axispointingtowardswallB.Aftertheunitislevel,marktheheightofthelaserbeamatwallB.Turntheentireunit180°,letitself-levelandmarkthecenterofthelaserbeamatwallA.Thedifference(h)ofthemarkedpointsatwallAshowsthedeviation.

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Iftheunitiswithinitsworkingaccuracylimits(±20”)themaximumdifferencefromtruelevelat20m(65ft.)+20m(65ft.)=40m(130ft.)is4mm(3/16inch).

Repeattheabovestepsfor“minusX”andfor“plus-”and“minusY”,sothatameasurementforallfouraxesoftheunithavebeenperformed.

Theaccuracyofthedetectorhastoberegarded.

PROTECTING THE UNIT

Donotexposetheunittoextremetemperaturesortemperaturechanges(donotleaveinsidethecar).

Theunitisveryrobustandcanresistdamageifdroppedevenfromtripodheight.Beforecontinuingyourwork,alwayscheckthelevelingaccuracy.SeeAccuracyChecksection.

Thelaseriswaterproofandcanbeusedindoorsandoutdoors.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Dirtandwaterontheglasspartsoflaserorprismwillinfluencebeamqualityandoperatingrangeconsiderably.Cleanwithcottonswabs.

Removedirtonthehousingwithalint-free,warm,wetandsmoothcloth.Donotuseharshcleansersorsolvents.Allowtheunittoairdryaftercleaningit.

PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

Theunit,accessoriesandpackagingshouldberecycled.

Thismanualismadeofnon-chlorinerecyclingpaper.

Allplasticpartsaremarkedforrecyclingaccordingtomaterialtype.

Donot throwusedbatteries into the garbage,water or fire.Remove them in compliancewithenvironmentalrequirements.

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WARRANTY

TrimblewarrantstheLL300Ntobefreeofdefectsinmaterialandworkmanshipforaperiodof5years.Trimbleoritsauthorizedservicecenterwillrepairorreplace,atitsoption,anydefectivepart,ortheentireproduct,forwhichnoticehasbeengivenduringthewarrantyperiod.Ifrequired,travelandperdiemexpensestoandfromtheplacewhererepairsaremadewillbechargedtothecustomerattheprevailingrates.Customersshould send theproduct toTrimbleNavigationLtd. or thenearest authorized service center forwarrantyrepairsorexchange,freightprepaid.Anyevidenceofnegligent,abnormaluse,accident,oranyattempttorepairtheproductbyotherthanfactory-authorizedpersonnelusingTrimblecertifiedorrecommendedparts,automaticallyvoidsthewarranty.TheforegoingstatestheentireliabilityofTrimbleregardingthepurchaseanduseofitsequipment.Trimblewillnotbeheldresponsibleforanyconsequentiallossordamageofanykind.Thiswarrantyisinlieuofallotherwarranties,exceptassetforthabove, includinganyimpliedwarrantymerchantabilityoffitnessforaparticularpurpose,areherebydisclaimed.Thiswarrantyisinlieuofallotherwarranties,expressedorimplied.

SPECIFICATIONS

LevelingAccuracy1,3: <±15arcseconds,<±2.2mm/30m (<±3/32in./100ft)RotationSpeed: 600rpmOperatingRange(Diameter)1,2: 400m(1300feet)LaserType: 635nmLaserClass: Class2,<3.4mW;t<0.25secondsSelf-LevelingRange: approx.±8%(approx.±4,8°)LevelingTime: approx.30secLevelingIndicators: LEDflashesLaserBeamDiameter1: approx.8mmatthelaserPowerSource: 4xD-cellNiMHoralkalinebatteries(LR20)OperatingTemp.: -20°C...50°C(-4°F...122°F)StorageTemp.: -20°C...70°C (-4°F...158°F)TripodMounts: 5/8x11horizontallyandverticallyWeight: 2,7kgLowvoltageindication: flashing/shiningofthebatteryindicatorLowvoltagedisconnection: unitshutsoff

1) at 21° Celsius2) under optimal atmospheric circumstances3) along the axis

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We

Trimble Kaiserslautern GmbH

declareunderoursoleresponsibilitythattheproduct

LL300N

towhichthisdeclarationrelatesisinconformitywiththefollowingstandards

EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2010, EN 61000-6-2:2005 and EN 60825-1:2007

followingtheprovisionsofdirective

Electromagnetic compatibility 2004/108/EC.

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