Radio Shack LX-3100 User's Manual

Radio Shack Laser Pointer User's Manual - LX-3100.
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Cat. No. 63-1049

© 1997 Tandy Corporation.

All Rights Reserved.

RadioShack is a trademark used by Tandy Corporation.

Your RadioShack LX 3100 Underliner
Laser Pointer lets you use laser light to
point to an object. You can use the point-
er on a board or projection screen at a
meeting, lecture, class, or seminar. At the
touch of a button, you can choose either
a steady beam or a flashing (pulsed)
beam. For greater emphasis, the switch
on the end of the lens cap lets you gener-
ate a steady or flashing line.

This lightweight aluminum pointer is eas-
ier to handle than wood or steel pointers.
Your laser pointer, usable from distances
up to 500 feet away, eliminates needless
movement and lets you keep your atten-
tion on your audience.

Warnings:

 

• Never point the laser at anyone.
• Never look directly into the laser

beam.

• Keep the laser pointer away from

children.

• Follow the instructions on the

pointer’s danger label.

• Use of controls or adjustments, or

the performance of procedures
other than specified herein, can
result in hazardous radiation expo-
sure. 

INSTALLING BATTERIES 

Your laser pointer uses two AAA batter-
ies. For the best results, we recommend
alkaline batteries such as RadioShack
Cat. No. 23-555. 

1. Remove the battery compartment

cap by turning it counterclockwise. 

2. Insert both batteries with the nega-

tive (–) sides toward the lens open-
ing. 

3. Replace the cap. 

Replace both batteries when the beam
dims. 

USING THE POINTER

Press and hold the button nearest the
lens opening to generate a solid beam) or
the other button to generate a flashing
beam. Release the button to turn off the
laser. 

(illus of danger label)

LX 3100 Underliner Laser Pointer 
with Line Generating Lens

(illus of product)

63-1049.fm  Page 1  Wednesday, August 18, 1999  11:10 AM

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