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Advance Defense Technologies

Laser Light Module LLM01

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1.

Description

The Laser Light Module LLM01 is an active aiming device for rapid, accurate, day and night firing at pop-up targets. LLM01 features a target marker (1/4) and a target illuminator (1/5) in the near infrared region, a red target marker (1/3) and a flashlight (1/2).

Both laser markers can be adjusted independently in azimuth and elevation for adapting to the firearm to which LLM01 is fastened with an integral weapon adapter. The lasers and flashlight are activated by pushbuttons fitted in the housing, or by external triggers connected to the LLM01 by cables of desired lengths.

Two 3V commercial lithium batteries supply LLM01 with power. The batteries are inserted into the battery case (2/6), which has integrated inverse-polarity protection.

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Operating and maintenance

LLM01 is mounted to the weapon with an integral, quick-clamping adapter.

The mounting plate (2/1) with LLM01 is placed on the weapon rail, the locking nut is tightened slightly by hand and the mounting plate is locked with the clamping device (2/2).

Fig. 1: LLM01 front Fig. 2: LLM01 back

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Caution! Fire Hazard!

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The operating mode switch (1/1) is set to the required function to start the device.

The corresponding laser or illuminator is switched on with buttons 2/4 and 2/5 or with the external trigger.

The equipment requires minimum maintenance. It is recommended to clean the lasers’ windows with a cloth, optical paper or cotton swabs as needed.

2.1

Function Selection Menus

Factory settings for external trigger2

Special function1 S = switch S = side . Menu A B C D P = button

B = back System No.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 X — — — P S JT 403 225 2 X — — — S S JT 403 131 3 X — — — P S JT 403 249 3 X — — — S S JT 403 263 3 X X X — P S OC-400 4 X — — — S S JT 403 226 4 X X X — S S OC-401 5 X X X — S S OC-402 6 X X X X P S OC-630

X = Function is enabled, i.e. use is possible — = Function is disabled, i.e.

use is not possible

1 = See Section 2.2 Special Functions

2 = These columns define the factory settings for the special functions B and C The first column defines whether the external trigger is a button or a switch, the second column defines whether the external trigger has the same function as the rear button or the left/right button.

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The following Six Menus are available.

Mode switch setting

Switched on with button right/left or external trigger

Switched on with button at

the back upper setting 2 IR target marker

+ IR target illuminator

Flashlight/visible upper setting 1 IR target marker Flashlight/visible

middle OFF OFF

lower setting 1 Red-light target marker Flashlight/visible lower setting 2 Red-light target marker and flashlight Flashlight/visible

Menu 1

Mode switch setting

Switched on with button right/left or external trigger Switched on with button at the back upper setting 2 IR target marker + IR target illuminator Flashlight/visible upper setting 1

IR target illuminator Flashlight/visible

middle OFF OFF

lower setting 1 Red-light target marker Flashlight/visible lower setting 2 Red-light target marker and flashlight Flashlight/visible

Menu 2

Mode switch setting

Switched on with button right/left or external trigger

Switched on with button at

the back upper setting 2 IR target marker

+ IR target illuminator

IR target illuminator upper setting 1 IR target marker IR target illuminator

middle OFF OFF

lower setting 1 Red-light target marker Flashlight/visible lower setting 2 Red-light target marker and flashlight Flashlight/visible

Menu 3

Menu 4

Mode switch setting

Switched on with button right/left or external trigger

Switched on with button at the back upper setting 1 IR target marker IR target illuminator

middle OFF OFF

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Mode switch setting

Switched on with button right/left or external trigger

Switched on with button at the back upper setting 2 IR target marker

+ IR target illuminator

IR target illuminator upper setting 1 IR target illuminator IR target illuminator

middle OFF OFF

lower setting 1 Red-light target marker Flashlight/visible lower setting 2 Red-light target marker and flashlight Flashlight/visible

Menu 5

Mode switch setting

Switched on with button right/left or external trigger

Switched on with button at the back upper setting 2 IR target marker

+ IR target illuminator

close field

IR target illuminator close field upper setting 1 IR target marker IR target illuminator

close field

middle OFF OFF

lower setting 1 IR target marker IR target illuminator close field lower setting 2 IR target marker +

laser head or flashlight with filter

IR target illuminator far field

Menu 6 (use with optional laser head or with IR filter on flashlight)

Remote Trigger Cable

Quick Clamping Device

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2.2

Special functions A, B, C, D

The special functions are available if they are enabled by the software.

Special function: A

Both lasers can be switched on at the same time to check the adjustment

Procedure: 1. Mode switch (1/1) “OFF”

2. Press button (2/4) and (2/5) at the same time, turn (1/1) on at

position ‚visible‘ and hold buttons for at least 3 seconds.

Result: Both lasers are on until the mode switch (1/1) is switched off.

Special function: B

The function of the external trigger can be switched from button to switch or from switch to button, as required.

Procedure: 1. Mode switch (1/1) to “OFF”

2. Press button (2/4) and external trigger at the same time turn (1/1) at any

position and hold buttons for at least 3 seconds.

Result: Once the changeover has occurred, the flashlight goes on to confirm the

changeover.

Special function: C

The function with the mode switch in setting 1 can be switched over from the target marker to the illuminator.

The button functions on LLM 01 (2/4 and 2/5) are not changed Procedure: 1. Mode switch (1/1) to “OFF” 2. Press button (2/4) and (2/5) at the same time, turn (1/1) on at any position and hold buttons for at least 3

seconds.

Result: Once the changeover has occurred, the flashlight goes on to confirm the

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Special function: D

If using the optional laser head or the flashlight IR Filter the function with the mode switch can be switched to Menu 6

The button functions on LLM 01 (2/4 and 2/5) change from Menu 3 to Menu 6

Procedure: 1. Mode switch (1/1) to “OFF”

2. Press button (2/4) and (2/5) at the same time, turn (1/1) at position “IR” and hold buttons for min. 3 sec.

Result: The laser head or the flashlight is activated

Check and adjustment

A night vision device must be used to adjust the infrared target marker to the weapon’s boresight. It is strongly recommended to perform the adjustment of the infrared and visible markers by clamping LLM01 to its weapon and using our Laser Boresighting Device (see Section 6 at page 6) and the LLM01 adjustment screws for azimuth (3/1) and for elevation (3/2) to align the markers to the Laser Boresighting Device’s target spot. Alternatively, the adjustment can be conducted with reference to the weapon’s own optical/mechanical sights. The weapon must be secured and prevented from falling down during adjustment

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Fig 4: Laser Boresighting Device Fig 3: LLM01

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4.

Troubleshooting

Caution:

The device must be opened only by the manufacturer (Caution: laser class 3b when opened).

Inappropriate handling voids warranty.

This includes incorrect installation to the firearm.

Important!

1. LLM01 will not function if even one battery is inserted with the wrong polarity.

2. If both batteries are inserted with the wrong polarity, the flashlight will light up to warn the operator. Thus, in tactical conditions battery changes should be effected in a

concealed fashion.

Failure Cause Remedy

No function Battery dead Replace battery Flashlight does not work,

Laser works

Replace battery Batteries ok, Flashlight

does not work

Replace bulb

Trigger does not work Replace trigger cable Push buttons do not work Return LLM01 to depot Mode switch inoperative Return LLM01 to depot

5.0

Replacement parts

Switch LLM01 off and remove it from the weapon 5.1 Replace battery

Open battery case on LLM01 Remove battery

Replace battery (check polarity!) Close battery case

Check functions

Note: After battery change, clean the seal of the battery cover. 5.2 Replace filter glass

Remove battery

Remove filter glass from LLM01 (with special pin wrench) Replace filter glass

5.3 Replace bulb

Unscrew flashlight housing Remove bulb

Replace bulb (do not touch with bare hands) Screw on flashlight housing

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6.

Laser safety

The described product is classified in laser class 3R as per EN 60825-1 : 2003

Accessible laser radiation is dangerous for the eyes when looking directly into the laser beam (even considering the eyelid reflex). The skin is not damaged by brief radiation exposure to lasers of this class . Looking at a diffuse reflection of a 3R-laser is normally harmless. The following precautions as per EN 60825-1:2003 are to be followed for lasers in class 3R:

The laser should be operated only within a monitored area. Unintentional reflections should be avoided.

The laser beam should end on diffuse material where possible.

Eye protection is necessary if it is possible for either the direct or reflected beam to hit the eye.

LASER RADIATION AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM CLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT ACCORDING TO DIN EN 60825:2003

?=650nm P5mW o??

With the filter reduction in the blue frame, that can only be removed by a special tool, the power limits

for the laser class 2M outside t h e e q u i p m e n t a r e n o t exceeded.

In this case, the directives for handling apply as per EN 60825-1: 2003 for class 2M. Since the limit value of the max. admissible irradiation for the wavelength concerned is not exceeded in lasers of this class, these are normally harmless. Precautionary measures are

Target marker IR target IR target illuminator Laser warning signs

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7.

Technical Data

IR laser target marker

IR target illuminator

Visible red laser

target marker Flashlight Wave length 850 nm 880 nm 650 nm white light Power 0.44 mW ca. 25

mW 5 mW 8 W

Laser class 1 2M 3a

(with filter class 2) --- Total range in darkness / daylight > 200 m <= 10 m > 200 m / 20 m > 10 m w/ night vision device

Size of beam ~15 x 30 mm at 25 m distance ~2 x 2 m at 3 m distance ~15 x 30 mm at 25 m dis-tance ~2 x 2 m at 10 m dis-tance Dimensions 86 x 46 x 58 mm (L x W x H) Total weight < 220 g incl. Batteries Operating

voltage

6V, (2 x 3V) Lithium batteries CR17345 or DL123A or CR123A Operating time (-10°C to +20°C) > 28 h > 13 h > 15 h > 1 h Temperature range operation -20OC to +55OC storage -40OC to +70OC Immersion waterproof to 20 m

CAUTION: The equipment is a class 3a laser product (with exchangeable filter glass: laser class 2 according to ANSI Z136.1-2000.

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8.

Accessories

The following accessories are available:

Designation and part number Function Illustration Filter disk JT 403 105

Absorption of the laser output to less than 1 mW (laser class 2)

Red light filter 630nm JT 403 318

Filter for the flashlight, transparent to red light (Wavelength 630Nm and longer)

Infrared filter 850nm JT 403 315

Filter for the flashlight, transparent to near infrared light (wavelength 850 Nm and longer)

IR Long Range Illuminator JT 403 627

IR Head for long range illumination, 2m x 3m at 200m (wavelength 850 nm, 3.8mW)

Caution! Fire Hazards!

1. When equipped with red light or infrared filter the flashlight should not be operated longer than 10 minutes at 20 degrees Celsius of ambient temperature.

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Advance Defense Technologies

780 Lakefield Road Suite C/D

Westlake Village, CA 91361

Phone (805) 778-1590

Fax (805) 778-1591

[email protected] www.advancedefense.net

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