1. Open a file in QM3D, using the Radial w/Angle method.
2. Occupy your first control point and power ON the Angle Encoder (AE), then choose your reference angle type.
3. Aim at a clearly visible object nearby, such as a light pole or edge of a building, and fire the laser while keeping steady until all beeps are sounded. The AE should now read 0.0 (zero), when pointing in this direction.
4. Taking FORE shots only, locate all the features of your map, using the Point, Line, Curve or Vehicle buttons. (TIP) Check your starting mark before you are done to verify the reading is 0.0. If not, please repeat step 2.
5. If a new control point is required, shoot it last and store it, using the Point button. Power down the AE and leave a target at the current control point that will be visible from the new control point.
6. From the new control point, power up the AE and zero the AE on the previous control point.
7. From the QM3D Measure Menu, select Set New CP and press or enter the number of the point you have moved to.
8. Continue logging data into the program from this location and finish mapping the rest of the scene.

For Immediate Release . . .

-- Next-generation reflectorless laser rangefinder with an integrated compass --

Centennial, Colo. – June 12, 2007 – Historically, it is often inconvenient or unsafe to capture precise and accurate height and distance measurements for utility poles, facility infrastructure, mining features, avalanche routes or other features that impact a variety of industries. The new Laser Technology, Inc., (LTI) TruPulse® 360 overcomes situational and topographical barriers to allow convenient and safe professional measurement – from any angle – of virtually any man-made or natural feature in the world.

Based on LTI’s successful TruPulse® 200 laser measuring device that hit the market in 2006, the TruPulse 360 combines an integrated compass, inclinometer and distance laser that delivers mapping-grade accuracy and the ability to shoot from any angle. The result is data collection that is easier, faster and measurably superior to any product offered to forestry, telecom, utility transmission and distribution and GIS professionals.

"We developed the TruPulse by combining our own patented laser technology with a definitive need for a fast, efficient and safe way to gather measurement and mapping data," said David Williams, CEO of Laser Technology, Inc. "We pushed the envelope to improve our first TruPulse product and create the TruPulse 360. I believe our TruPulse products will completely change the world of professional measurement and greatly enhance safety and efficiency in the field."

Previously, laser distance measuring devices with integrated compasses were limited in use by the degree of inclination – the angle above or below horizontal at which the unit was held. Past a certain degree of inclination, compass readings became less accurate and reliable.

The TruPulse 360 utilizes the latest electronic compass technology to overcome limitations on other devices. The internal circuitry provides 3-axis monitoring of the earth's magnetic field and uses LTI's proprietary TruVector™ compass technology and calibration algorithms to produce the best possible azimuth accuracy, regardless of the instrument’s orientation in physical space. The TruPulse 360 can be tilted, rolled or even used upside down, and it will still measure the correct azimuth in the direction that the user is viewing, allowing the ultimate freedom to "shoot from any angle."

"This feature is particularly useful when you're trying to get distance, height or location measurements in difficult or impossible-to-reach areas, such as in mountainous terrain, wetlands or across dangerous snowfields," said Williams. "We began removing data gathering limitations with TruPulse 200, and now our TruPulse 360 takes that process substantially further."

TruVector compass technology also allows for a simple field calibration procedure. It evaluates the local magnetic environment and provides user feedback on the quality of calibration. In addition, the instrument keeps a constant watch on its internal status via built-in system tests, which continually monitor the integrity of the compass calibration and alert a user if a re-calibration is required.

"The TruPulse 360 will help our customers to produce quality results in the field by providing even more flexibility in data gathering, locations and capabilities," Williams commented.

Laser Technology, Inc. manufactures and markets laser-based speed and distance measuring instruments, which utilize proprietary technology developed by the Company. Its products are sold worldwide and are used in a wide variety of applications, including traffic speed enforcement, natural resource management, GIS mapping, surveying, sporting/recreational activities, and industrial process control. The Company's headquarters and primary manufacturing facilities are located in Centennial, Colorado.

7070 S. Tucson Way, Centennial CO 80112 USA | Ph: 800-280-6113 | Fx: 303-649-9710

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Laser Technology Unveils the LTI 20/20 TruSpeed™
- Latest LIDAR device offers accuracy, reliability and credibility to any police department regardless of size -

Centennial, Colo. – Oct. 13, 2007 – Laser Technology, Inc., the company that introduced the first laser speed measuring device to the law enforcement world in 1991, is unveiling its newest product, the LTI 20/20 TruSpeed at the 114th Annual IACP conference in New Orleans.

The TruSpeed, which follows on the heels of the immensely popular Marksman and UltraLyte series laser speed detection devices, is designed to offer laser accuracy and reliability at a price that is within reach of almost any department's budget, regardless of size.

"The accuracy and credibility of laser speed guns, and LTI speed products in particular, has been held up again and again in the field and in the courts,” commented David Williams, CEO of Laser Technology, Inc. “LIDAR (light detecting and ranging) is truly the only technology that effectively distinguishes the speed and direction of a single vehicle in multi-lane traffic. Far better than radar, laser detection gives officers the solid evidence they need when issuing citations."

Noting that 75 percent of the police departments in the U.S. have 25 or fewer officers, Williams said that the TruSpeed was designed to be within the reach of any department’s budget, while maintaining the technical credibility for which LTI is known.

The TruSpeed offers speed accuracy of +/- 1 mph and a range of 2,000 feet. Its proprietary Accuracy Validation Process, which automatically verifies the accuracy of each measurement before it displays, is one of the reasons why Laser Technology products have superior courtroom credibility. The TruSpeed also offers features such as a weather mode, which increases performance in inclement weather; simple operation with dedicated function keys; and a quick self-check, which validates proper internal functionality for operator confidence. It stands up against radar detectors and even laser detectors because by the time they recognize the TruSpeed's signal a speed reading has already been obtained. In addition, the TruSpeed contains advanced circuitry and algorithms that allow it to determine if a laser jammer is being used by displaying a warning code on the rear LCD.

"Perhaps more important than just speed enforcement is a police department's ability to increase the safety on the roads in its community," continued Williams.

"According to the World Health Organization, more than 250,000 Americans, and 7.2 million people worldwide, have died in automobile accidents in the last six years," said Williams. "Speed was a contributing factor in many of those accidents. The TruSpeed has been designed to offer police departments everywhere an important, potentially life-saving tool. Even smaller departments can now increase public awareness with an alternative speed enforcement tool and save lives by making everyone think twice about speeding."

About Laser Technology, Inc.

Laser Technology Inc. is a Colorado-based company devoted to the design and manufacture of innovative laser-based speed and distance measurement instruments for traffic safety and professional measurement organizations and businesses. Laser Technology, Inc. currently holds more than 40 laser-based United States patents and its products are used around the world. Visit Laser Technology on the Web at www.lasertech.com or call 800-280-6113 or 1-303-649-1000 for product and purchasing information.

Laser Technology, Inc. (LTI), has a long-standing reputation for strengthening law enforcement agencies worldwide with the power of pulse-laser technology (LIDAR). LTI was the first ever to introduce a commercial laser speed gun and has since set the worldwide judicial precedence for their laser as a credible speed enforcement tool.

Now, with the new LTI 20/20 TruSpeed™, any department can experience the benefits of LIDAR precision.

Pinpoint Targeting | LIDAR is truly the only technology that effectively distinguishes the speed and direction of a single vehicle in multi-lane traffic. Reliable in court and impervious to detectors, the TruSpeed gives you the upper hand when issuing citations.

Measurably Superior | In addition to offering unprecedented customer service, TruSpeed comes with a two-year product warranty. With LTI's exclusive accuracy validation software, you can expect nothing less than superior courtroom credibility and support.

Distinctive Design | Not only does TruSpeed present unmatched technology, it also offers straightforward menu options that make it extremely easy to use. The ergonomic and lightweight design makes it very comfortable to operate, even during extended use.

Unbeatable Value | Benefit from pinpoint targeting, courtroom credibility and unmatched technology – all at a price point you won't believe. TruSpeed has opened up opportunities for any department to utilize LIDAR precision.

Arm Your Entire Fleet

It's time to start replacing those hand-held radar units and arming your entire fleet with TruSpeed. Those departments that never could afford lasers before can now increase public awareness and save lives by making everyone think twice about speeding.

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General Specifications:

• Speed accuracy: +/- 1 mph (+/- 2 kmh)
• Maximum range: 2,000 ft (610 m)
• Power source: 2 C-cell batteries (Providing up to 25 hours of continuous use)
• Construction: Composite Polycarbonate outer shell with aluminum internal chassis

Key Features:

• Accuracy validation: Automatically verifies the accuracy of each measurement before displaying it. This is why only LTI lasers have superior courtroom credibility
• Weather mode: Increases performance in inclement weather
• Quick self-check: Validates proper internal functionality for routine tests
• In-scope brightness adjustment: Produces maximum visibility in varying light conditions