Tash limited 51150 User Manual
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The angled-head sensor is constructed so that the wire leads and the plastic
insulation may be bent. Imbedded in the right-angle sensor is soft wire that helps
the sensor to stay in position after bending. This permits easy adjustment for
pointing the sensor towards the body part that is used for operation of the
SCATIR switch. The sensor head may be re-angled by simply grasping the end
of the sensor and pushing and bending it into place.
If the sensor is attached to the temple with the stainless steel clamp when you
attempt to bend it, you may need to loosen the clamp a bit and pull the head of
the sensor a small amount away from the clamp to allow more freedom for
bending it.
If you need to reshape the sensor with a large adjustment follow these directions.
• Warm the sensor with a hair dryer.
• Point the hair dryer at the sensor for one minute
• The heat softens the plastic and makes it more flexible.
• Grasp the end of the sensor and bend it into its new shape.
• Hold it in place while it cools.
June 2005
Tash International
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