The CANAMEK Gold-Can Laser Land Leveling Control System & Nedo PRIMUS 3 H2N combines the equipment that establishes a laser reference with the machine controls that follow it. The Gold-CAN control system supplies the CP210-CAN control box and MD205-CAN machine receiver. The NEDO PRIMUS 3 H2N kit supplies the dual-slope transmitter, COMMANDER 3 receiver/radio remote and transmitter accessories.
The H2N establishes a level or sloped plane across the work area. The MD205-CAN detects its position relative to that plane and sends grade information to the CP210-CAN. Operators can use visual guidance in Manual mode or select Automatic mode with a compatible hydraulic solenoid-valve installation to raise and lower the blade. COMMANDER 3 provides separate handheld reference checks and remote operation of the NEDO laser.
This laser land leveling system with transmitter suits farmers, grading contractors and operators configuring compatible scrapers, land levelers and grading blades. The bundle supplies the laser reference and core machine-control equipment together. The tripod, hydraulic hardware, machine mounting and working implement are selected separately for the intended installation. An optional PM400-CAN power mast adds powered receiver positioning and the documented Survey-mode workflow.
The two systems connect laser setup, grade detection and machine response in one working sequence:
The laser controls the reference plane; Gold-CAN uses that reference to guide or control blade elevation. Machine travel, material handling and operation monitoring remain with the operator.
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
| CP210-CAN control box | Processes grade information and provides control settings and hydraulic raise/lower commands |
| One MD205-CAN machine receiver | Detects the rotating laser reference and sends grade feedback through CAN |
| Gold-CAN system cables | Connect the controller to machine power, the receiver and the compatible valve installation |
| Gold-CAN carry case | Stores and protects the control equipment |
| Component | Quantity | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| PRIMUS 3 H2N transmitter | 1 | Establishes the level or dual-slope rotary laser reference |
| COMMANDER 3 multifunction receiver/remote | 1 | Provides handheld laser reception, transmitter operation and supported alignment functions |
| Heavy-duty aluminum rod clamp with MagFix | 1 | Attaches COMMANDER 3 to a suitable measuring support |
| Quick-Fix 2 attachment system | 1 | Provides quick transmitter attachment and removal on a suitable tripod |
| Rechargeable Li-ion battery | 1 | Powers the transmitter |
| Compatible charger | 1 | Charges the transmitter battery |
| NEDO transport case | 1 | Stores and protects the laser equipment |
The receivers have separate roles. MD205-CAN supplies the machine’s blade-control feedback. COMMANDER 3 serves handheld checking, laser operation and the NEDO reference-alignment functions.
Automatic blade control requires a compatible hydraulic solenoid valve, the appropriate hydraulic connections and a suitable grading machine or implement. The valve, quick-connect block, hoses, tripod and machine-specific mounting hardware are outside this two-product bundle.
Select the hydraulic arrangement according to the machine’s pressure, flow, cylinder configuration, relief requirements and electrical ratings. Confirm fitting compatibility, hose routing, receiver mounting and the blade-control arrangement before installation.
The included blade/valve cable is part of the electrical control connection. Hydraulic equipment must be specified separately for the machine. Quick-Fix 2 is a transmitter attachment accessory; a suitable tripod is also required.
The PM400-CAN electric power mast provides receiver-height adjustment from the cab. Its digital positioning system offers 39.37 in / 1,000 mm travel and stated position accuracy of ±0.04 in / ±1 mm. It supports the documented Survey-mode configuration when installed and set up with Gold-CAN.
The optional RS100-CAN wired remote provides blade up/down and Manual/Automatic controls. COMMANDER 3, included with the NEDO kit, operates the transmitter and performs receiver functions; it does not replace the Gold-CAN blade-control remote.
The H2N documentation lists Class 3R and Class 2 versions. The supplied laser classification should be identified in the final order configuration. Both documented versions use a 635 nm / approximately 0.0000250 in wavelength.
Manual mode provides real-time above-grade, on-grade and below-grade information while the operator adjusts the machine hydraulics. The receiver and controller indicators show the blade’s relationship to the established reference.
This mode suits setup and grading work where the operator needs direct control of blade movement with continuous laser guidance.
In Automatic mode, the CP210-CAN uses information from the MD205-CAN to command a compatible hydraulic solenoid valve. The resulting raise or lower movement brings the blade toward the selected on-grade band.
The operator selects the control tolerance and tunes upward and downward response for the installed machine. Automatic correction can reduce repeated manual blade inputs during suitable grading operations.
The documented Survey-mode arrangement uses an installed and configured PM400-CAN power mast. Controlled receiver positioning supports high/low assessment, land-elevation checks and road-slope evaluation relative to a selected reference.
The controller supports this mode, while the mast needed for the documented workflow is supplied separately from this bundle.
The MD205-CAN provides 360° reception and a 7.48 in / 190 mm measurement window. Eight distinct beam positions give the controller grade-location information as the machine moves relative to the laser plane.
The receiver’s flashing LEDs identify the grade relationship:
Real-time laser bounce filtration and adjustable smoothing help stabilize the signal during vibration and mechanical movement. The available control settings are ±0.12 in / ±3 mm, ±0.35 in / ±9 mm and ±0.55 in / ±14 mm.
These settings let the operator choose the accepted control band for the work. They describe receiver/control tolerance and must be considered separately from transmitter accuracy and the finished-surface result.
The PRIMUS 3 H2N is a fully automatic horizontal dual-slope rotary laser. It supports positive and negative settings up to ±15% in both X and Y, including simultaneous slope settings in the two axes.
Grade values are entered as percentages to three decimal places. Entered slopes are retained after switch-off, allowing the operator to recall values while checking the transmitter’s current position and alignment.
Motor-powered leveling provides a self-leveling range of approximately ±8.5°. NEDO specifies leveling accuracy of ±0.020 in at 32.81 ft / ±0.5 mm at 10 m and slope-function accuracy of ±0.015%.
The transmitter establishes the reference plane used by the machine receiver. This Gold-CAN configuration provides single-point blade-elevation feedback. Independent control of both blade ends requires a suitable dual-receiver machine-control configuration.
An entered slope must correspond to the intended direction on the site. AutoTarget aligns the transmitter’s Y-slope axis with COMMANDER 3 by adjusting the laser’s internal coordinate alignment.
After Y-axis alignment, FindX helps locate the perpendicular X-axis. The operator positions COMMANDER 3 near the expected axis and uses direction arrows and angle information to establish its location.
These functions help connect the numerical grade settings with the actual working directions. They are particularly relevant when a prepared field or construction surface requires a defined fall along both axes.
PlaneLock uses COMMANDER 3 at a fixed reference position to monitor and hold the selected laser-plane inclination. The operator establishes the required slope, positions the receiver in the plane and activates the relevant PlaneLock function.
In the documented PlaneLock X or PlaneLock Y arrangement, the selected axis is held at its set inclination and the other axis is horizontal. This operating condition differs from normal simultaneous dual-slope operation.
COMMANDER 3 remains at the reference location while PlaneLock is active. The separate MD205-CAN receiver continues to provide machine grade feedback. This gives the transmitter an external reference during extended slope work without using the moving machine receiver for PlaneLock feedback.
COMMANDER 3 combines a digital receiver with a radio remote for the PRIMUS 3. Its 4.72 in / 120 mm detector field and selectable receiver accuracy settings support handheld reference checks with suitable measuring accessories.
The display arrangement includes one illuminated graphic display on the operating side and two angled displays on the reception side. Height deviation is displayed in millimeters; 1 mm corresponds to approximately 0.039 in. Direction arrows, reception-side LEDs and Real Laser View provide additional ways to read the detected beam position.
The included heavy-duty aluminum rod clamp attaches with MagFix. SmartControl and the Magic Button provide access to supported transmitter functions, including the H2N’s alignment and PlaneLock features.
COMMANDER 3 can also be used to check elevations away from the machine. Its role complements the MD205-CAN machine receiver and CP210-CAN controller.
CANAMEK publishes a working diameter equivalent to approximately 2,625 ft / 800 m with CANAMEK machine receivers. NEDO specifies approximately 2,297 ft / 700 m diameter with COMMANDER 3. The radio remote range is separately specified at up to 492 ft / 150 m.
These figures apply to different receiving or communication conditions. Usable field coverage depends on the receiver, an unobstructed beam path, transmitter setup and site conditions.
The H2N offers 600, 900 and 1,200 rpm rotation settings using NEDO’s IonicDrive direct drive. SegmentControl allows selected beam sectors to be disabled, which can help manage unwanted reception when multiple lasers are used on a site. Active receiver locations must remain within the enabled sectors.
The H2N monitors its laser plane during slope operation and re-levels when necessary. TemperatureControl compensates for internal temperature changes to support stability of the selected grade. Automatic Level Control stops the laser after a heavy jolt, and the documented shock guard offers three selectable levels.
The transmitter combines die-cast aluminum rotor protection with internal shock protection for its sensors and optics. Both the transmitter and COMMANDER 3 are rated IP67.
The CP210-CAN controller has an IP66 rating, and the MD205-CAN machine receiver is rated IP68. Gold-CAN’s published operating-temperature range is −4°F to 140°F / −20°C to 60°C. Ratings apply to the specified components individually.
Gold-CAN supports compatible on/off solenoid valves for blade elevation control. The CP210-CAN provides independent raise and lower response settings from 20 to 100, allowing each direction to be tuned to the installed valve, blade and hydraulic circuit.
The control box and machine receiver accept 12–24 V DC. The Gold-CAN hydraulic interface identifies a 12 V DC valve-control output. The machine wiring and selected valve must respect each component’s rating.
Installation includes establishing the correct blade direction, receiver-to-blade relationship, control tolerance and hydraulic response. This setup connects the electronic grade reference to the behavior of the particular machine.
The NEDO transmitter uses a rechargeable Li-ion battery and is specified for up to 40 hours of operation. The supplied charger connects to the transmitter, allowing the battery to be charged in place. Operation while charging is supported.
The transmitter provides a 5/8 in tripod thread, equivalent to a nominal diameter of 15.875 mm, together with the included Quick-Fix 2 attachment system. Quick-Fix 2 allows the instrument to be attached to or removed from a suitable tripod using its release mechanism.
The battery, charger and transport case are part of the NEDO kit. The tripod is selected separately for the required setup height and working conditions.
Agricultural grading requires a reference that reflects the intended field elevation or fall. Independent X/Y settings establish that plane, while the machine receiver and controller provide the guidance or hydraulic corrections used to follow it.
This workflow can support irrigation preparation and surface-drainage grading. The final water movement also depends on the selected slope, field design, soil, outlet conditions and completed earthwork. The system supplies the reference and control functions used to carry out the plan.
Manual grading requires continuing observation of the grade reference and frequent hydraulic adjustment. Automatic mode uses receiver feedback to issue blade corrections, with separate response settings for raising and lowering.
COMMANDER 3 brings transmitter operation and handheld grade checking into the same accessory. Together, the machine controls and remote functions can reduce repeated manual inputs and trips back to the transmitter during suitable work.
Gold-CAN uses wired CAN communication. The MD205-CAN receives power and exchanges grade information through its CAN connection. Dedicated cables connect the controller to machine power, the receiver and the compatible hydraulic valve.
The cable system uses oil-resistant construction, resistance to mechanical stress, low-temperature suitability and circular MIL-style connectors. Application-specific keyed connections help distinguish the installation interfaces.
The CP210-CAN provides receiver-communication monitoring, short-circuit protection and configurable operating settings. The backlit display shows operating mode, accuracy selection, blade direction and menu information. Available device information includes software version, serial number and active/inactive operating-time counters. Lost-laser and last-detected-position indications provide additional receiver-status information.
COMMANDER 3 uses a separate radio connection for NEDO transmitter operation. CANAMEK provides after-sales support seven days a week, and the bundle includes a two-year free warranty.
The bundle supports field leveling, irrigation preparation, surface-drainage grading, scraper control and compatible finish-grading work. The transmitter’s level and dual-slope references also suit road-grade preparation, landscaping and construction formation work with suitable machines.
COMMANDER 3 provides an additional handheld reference-checking workflow for excavation-depth, foundation-elevation and related site checks with appropriate measuring accessories. Optional PM400-CAN integration adds the documented Gold-CAN Survey-mode workflow.
The bundle combines the reference laser, machine receiver and controller in a configuration that can be integrated with compatible grading machinery. The H2N establishes and monitors the selected plane, Gold-CAN provides blade-elevation guidance or control, and COMMANDER 3 supports alignment, remote operation and handheld checking.
For farmers: the system provides a defined grading reference for field leveling, irrigation preparation and surface-drainage work.
For grading contractors: selectable control tolerances, independent hydraulic response settings and NEDO’s axis-alignment functions support different grading tasks and installations.
For construction operators: machine-grade feedback and a separate handheld receiver support compatible formation work, finish grading and site elevation checks.
Discuss the machine, hydraulic circuit, mounting arrangement and intended applications with CANAMEK to establish the required installation equipment and accessory configuration.
It is a laser land leveling system with transmitter, combining the Gold-CAN controller and machine receiver with a NEDO PRIMUS 3 H2N dual-slope laser kit. It provides laser grade guidance and automatic blade-elevation control through a compatible hydraulic installation, plus handheld reference checks with COMMANDER 3.
This bundle adds the NEDO transmitter kit to Gold-CAN’s CP210-CAN controller and MD205-CAN receiver. The added equipment includes COMMANDER 3, a MagFix rod clamp, Quick-Fix 2, rechargeable Li-ion battery, charger and NEDO transport case.
The package includes the CP210-CAN controller, one MD205-CAN machine receiver, Gold-CAN system cables and carry case, the PRIMUS 3 H2N transmitter, COMMANDER 3 receiver/radio remote, heavy-duty aluminum rod clamp with MagFix, Quick-Fix 2, rechargeable battery, charger and NEDO transport case.
MD205-CAN is the machine receiver that supplies grade feedback to Gold-CAN. COMMANDER 3 is the NEDO handheld receiver and transmitter radio remote, used for reference checks, laser operation and supported alignment functions. They serve different parts of the workflow.
No. Those items are outside this two-product bundle. A suitable transmitter support, machine-specific mounting and compatible hydraulic equipment are selected separately. The optional PM400-CAN mast provides powered receiver positioning and supports the documented Survey-mode configuration.
No. Quick-Fix 2 is the included attachment system for connecting the transmitter to a suitable tripod. The tripod is supplied separately and should be selected for the required setup height and site conditions.
COMMANDER 3 operates the NEDO transmitter and provides handheld laser-receiver functions. Gold-CAN blade control is managed by the CP210-CAN using MD205-CAN feedback and the compatible hydraulic installation. The optional RS100-CAN provides separate wired blade and mode controls.
The MD205-CAN detects the laser plane and sends grade information to the CP210-CAN. The controller then commands a compatible hydraulic solenoid valve to raise or lower the blade toward the selected on-grade band. The operator controls machine travel and monitors the work.
Yes. Manual mode provides visual grade guidance while the operator controls the hydraulics. Red LEDs indicate above grade, green indicates on grade and yellow indicates below grade.
The documented Survey-mode arrangement requires the optional PM400-CAN electric power mast, installed and configured with Gold-CAN. It supports high/low assessment and relative-elevation or slope checks against a selected laser reference.
Yes. The PRIMUS 3 H2N supports horizontal operation and slope settings up to ±15% in each of the X and Y axes, including simultaneous dual-slope settings. Grade values are entered as percentages to three decimal places.
No. Dual slope describes the NEDO reference plane. This Gold-CAN configuration uses one MD205-CAN receiver and one blade-elevation feedback point. Independent control of both blade ends requires a suitable dual-receiver machine-control configuration.
Gold-CAN offers control tolerances of ±0.12 in / ±3 mm, ±0.35 in / ±9 mm and ±0.55 in / ±14 mm. NEDO specifies transmitter leveling accuracy of ±0.020 in at 32.81 ft / ±0.5 mm at 10 m and slope-function accuracy of ±0.015%. These are separate specifications; finished-surface accuracy depends on the reference, receiver setup, hydraulic response, machine and working conditions.
CANAMEK specifies approximately 2,625 ft / 800 m diameter with CANAMEK machine receivers. NEDO specifies approximately 2,297 ft / 700 m diameter with COMMANDER 3. The radio remote range is separately specified at up to 492 ft / 150 m. Usable coverage depends on receiver selection, the beam path and operating conditions.
AutoTarget aligns the NEDO transmitter’s Y-slope axis with COMMANDER 3. FindX uses direction arrows and angle information to help locate the perpendicular X-axis. These functions assist alignment of the entered grades with the actual working directions.
PlaneLock uses COMMANDER 3 at a fixed reference position to hold the selected X- or Y-axis inclination. In the documented arrangement, the other axis remains horizontal. COMMANDER 3 stays at that reference while the separate MD205-CAN supplies the moving machine’s grade feedback.
The H2N monitors its reference plane in slope mode and re-levels when necessary. TemperatureControl compensates for internal temperature changes, and Automatic Level Control stops the laser after a heavy jolt. The transmitter setup should be checked after a significant disturbance before grading resumes.
The H2N offers 600, 900 and 1,200 rpm rotation settings. SegmentControl allows selected beam sectors to be disabled, helping manage reception on sites using multiple lasers. Working receivers must remain within enabled sectors.
Gold-CAN supports compatible scrapers, land levelers, grading machines and other blade-controlled equipment. Suitable trenching applications require appropriate mounting and machine-specific integration. Confirm the electrical supply, hydraulic circuit, implement arrangement and receiver mounting for the intended machine.
Gold-CAN supports compatible on/off solenoid valves for blade raising and lowering, with a published 12 V DC valve-control output. The CP210-CAN provides independent raise and lower response settings from 20 to 100. The valve and hydraulic connections are selected separately for the machine’s pressure, flow, cylinder and relief requirements.
The CP210-CAN controller and MD205-CAN receiver accept 12–24 V DC. The NEDO transmitter uses its rechargeable Li-ion battery, and COMMANDER 3 uses two 1.5 V AA batteries. Each component and the selected hydraulic valve must be connected according to its own electrical rating.
COMMANDER 3 communicates with the NEDO transmitter by radio. Gold-CAN uses wired CAN, power and valve connections on the machine. The optional RS100-CAN blade-control remote is also wired.
The PRIMUS 3 H2N is specified for up to 40 hours of operation. The rechargeable Li-ion battery and compatible charger are included. The battery can be charged in the transmitter, and operation while charging is supported.
The published H2N documentation lists a Class 3R version with output below 5 mW and a Class 2 version with output below 1 mW. The classification of the supplied unit should be identified in the final order configuration.
The CP210-CAN controller is rated IP66, the MD205-CAN receiver is rated IP68, and the NEDO transmitter and COMMANDER 3 are rated IP67. Gold-CAN’s documented operating-temperature range is −4°F to 140°F / −20°C to 60°C. Ratings apply to the specified components individually.
Yes. The controller, receiver, wiring and compatible hydraulic equipment must be installed for the machine. Setup includes the laser reference and axis alignment, receiver-to-blade relationship, hydraulic direction, control tolerance and raise/lower response. Tripod and mounting selection form part of the installation planning.
The bundle includes a 2-Year Free Warranty and CANAMEK After-Sales Support, 7 Days a Week.
The CANAMEK Gold-CAN control system is made in Canada. The NEDO PRIMUS 3 H2N transmitter is made in Germany.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product name | CANAMEK Gold-Can Laser Land Leveling Control System & Nedo PRIMUS 3 H2N |
| Product SKU | CNMK-LCS-1478 |
| System category | Laser reference and CAN-based machine grade control |
| Control platform | CANAMEK Gold-CAN |
| Control box | CP210-CAN |
| Machine receiver | One MD205-CAN |
| Transmitter | NEDO PRIMUS 3 H2N |
| Handheld receiver / transmitter remote | COMMANDER 3, included |
| Blade-control arrangement | Single machine-receiver feedback point with hydraulic raise/lower commands |
| Reference types | Horizontal, single slope and dual slope |
| Gold-CAN operating modes | Manual, Automatic and Survey |
| Automatic-control requirement | Compatible hydraulic solenoid-valve installation |
| Survey-mode requirement | Optional PM400-CAN electric power mast, installed and configured |
| Machine communication | Wired CAN |
| Transmitter remote communication | Radio through COMMANDER 3 |
| Included Gold-CAN accessories | System connection cables and carry case |
| Included NEDO accessories | COMMANDER 3, heavy-duty MagFix rod clamp, Quick-Fix 2, Li-ion battery, charger and transport case |
| Separate installation equipment | Tripod or stable transmitter mount, working machine/implement, hydraulic equipment and machine-specific mounting |
| Optional accessories | PM400-CAN mast and RS100-CAN wired remote |
| Gold-CAN origin | Canada |
| NEDO transmitter origin | Germany |
| Warranty | 2-Year Free Warranty |
| After-sales support | 7 Days a Week |
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Controller type | Microprocessor-based CAN machine-control panel |
| Operating voltage | 12–24 V DC |
| Ingress protection | IP66 |
| Operating modes | Manual, Automatic and Survey |
| Selectable control accuracy | ±0.12 in / ±3 mm; ±0.35 in / ±9 mm; ±0.55 in / ±14 mm |
| Display | Backlit system-information display |
| Operating information | Mode, selected accuracy, blade movement direction and menu data |
| Grade display | LED positioning indicator |
| Blade functions | Raise and lower |
| Automatic output | Compatible hydraulic solenoid-valve control |
| Published valve-control voltage | 12 V DC |
| Raise response | Independently adjustable from 20 to 100 |
| Lower response | Independently adjustable from 20 to 100 |
| Published adjustment span | 80-step range |
| Mast configurations | No mast, electric mast or hydraulic mast |
| Mast-elevation units | Inches and millimeters |
| Remote connection | Optional RS100-CAN |
| Receiver / electric-mast connection | Dedicated CAN interface |
| Hydraulic connection | Dedicated valve-cable interface |
| Power connection | Dedicated machine-power cable interface |
| Receiver monitoring | Receiver/controller connection-error indication |
| Electrical protection | Short-circuit protection |
| Automatic-mode buzzer | User-selectable On/Off |
| User settings | Valve response, mast type, buzzer, measurement units and laser smoothing |
| Factory reset | User-accessible |
| Technical menu | Password-protected parameter menu |
| Device information | Software version and serial number |
| Time monitoring | Active and inactive operating-time counters |
| Gold-CAN operating temperature | −4°F to 140°F / −20°C to 60°C |
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Receiver type | CAN-connected laser machine receiver |
| Quantity | One |
| Laser compatibility | Compatible rotating red-beam transmitter |
| Reception | 360° |
| Measurement window | 7.48 in / 190 mm |
| Beam-detection positions | Eight |
| Body material | Aluminum alloy |
| Weight | 6.28 lb / 2.85 kg |
| Operating voltage | 12–24 V DC |
| Data and power | CAN connection |
| Ingress protection | IP68 |
| Above-grade indication | Red LEDs |
| On-grade indication | Green LEDs |
| Below-grade indication | Yellow LEDs |
| Grade display | High-visibility flashing LEDs |
| Signal processing | Real-time laser bounce filtration |
| System smoothing | Adjustable |
| Lost-laser indication | Flashing position indication |
| Last beam position | Last detected position can be indicated visually |
| Mounting | Mechanical clamp |
| Application | Manual guidance and automatic machine grade control |
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Laser type | Fully automatic horizontal dual-slope rotary laser |
| Leveling accuracy | ±0.020 in at 32.81 ft / ±0.5 mm at 10 m |
| Self-leveling range | Approximately ±8.5° |
| Leveling mechanism | Motor-powered with Automatic Level Control |
| X-axis slope setting | Up to ±15% |
| Y-axis slope setting | Up to ±15% |
| Simultaneous dual slope | Supported |
| Grade entry | Percentage values with three decimal places |
| Slope-function accuracy | ±0.015% |
| Slope memory | Entered value retained after switch-off |
| Working diameter with CANAMEK machine receivers | Approximately 2,625 ft / 800 m, subject to receiver and operating conditions |
| Working diameter with COMMANDER 3 | Approximately 2,297 ft / 700 m |
| Radio remote range | Up to 492 ft / 150 m |
| Wavelength | 635 nm / approximately 0.0000250 in |
| Published Class 3R version | Output below 5 mW; manufacturer reference 472 140 |
| Published Class 2 version | Output below 1 mW; manufacturer reference 472 140-632 |
| Supplied laser classification | Identified in the final order configuration |
| Rotation speeds | 600, 900 and 1,200 rpm |
| Drive | IonicDrive direct drive |
| Axis alignment | AutoTarget Y-axis alignment and FindX X-axis location |
| PlaneLock | Selected X or Y axis held using COMMANDER 3; other axis horizontal |
| Slope monitoring | Tilt control and automatic re-leveling |
| Temperature compensation | TemperatureControl |
| Beam-sector control | SegmentControl |
| Shock response | Automatic Level Control stops the laser after a heavy jolt |
| Shock guard | Three selectable levels |
| Displayed information | Inclination, rotation speed and battery status |
| Rotor protection | Die-cast aluminum |
| Internal protection | Shock protection for sensors and optics |
| Ingress protection | IP67 |
| Power supply | Rechargeable Li-ion battery |
| Operating duration | Up to 40 hours |
| Charging | Battery charges in the transmitter; operation while charging supported |
| Tripod connection | 5/8 in thread / 15.875 mm nominal diameter |
| Quick attachment | Quick-Fix 2 |
| Country of manufacture | Germany |
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Package status | Included |
| Functions | Digital laser receiver and PRIMUS 3 radio remote |
| Detector field | 4.72 in / 120 mm |
| Selectable receiver accuracy | ±0.020 in / ±0.5 mm; ±0.039 in / ±1 mm; ±0.079 in / ±2 mm; ±0.157 in / ±4 mm; ±0.315 in / ±8 mm |
| Receiver working diameter | Approximately 2,297 ft / 700 m with the specified NEDO laser |
| Radio remote range | Up to 492 ft / 150 m |
| Ingress protection | IP67 |
| Power supply | Two 1.5 V AA batteries |
| Operating-side display | Large illuminated graphic display |
| Reception-side displays | Two angled displays |
| Height readout | Millimeter deviation from receiver zero; 1 mm corresponds to approximately 0.039 in |
| Additional indications | Direction arrows, Real Laser View and reception-side LEDs |
| Controls | SmartControl, robust keypad and Magic Button for supported functions |
| Mounting clamp | Heavy-duty aluminum rod clamp |
| Clamp attachment | MagFix magnetic connection |
| Housing design | FlatBack |
| Alignment aid | Integrated level |
| Automatic shutoff | Supported |
| PlaneLock role | Fixed external receiver reference for the selected transmitter axis |
| Cable or connection | Published specification | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Receiver coil cable | 36.1–45.9 ft / 11–14 m | Receiver communication and system connection |
| Power cable | 13.12 ft / 4 m | Machine power to CP210-CAN |
| Blade / valve cable | 24.77 ft / 7.55 m | CP210-CAN to compatible valve assembly |
| Cable jacket | Oil-resistant | Mobile-machine installation |
| Mechanical resistance | High mechanical-stress resistance | Machine vibration and movement |
| Temperature suitability | Low-temperature suitable | Field operation |
| Connector type | Circular MIL-style | Industrial system connections |
| Connector protection | Water- and dust-resistant | Field connections |
| Interface arrangement | Application-specific keyed connections | Helps distinguish connection functions |
| Specification | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Supported valve type | Compatible on/off solenoid valve |
| Hydraulic blade functions | Raise and lower |
| Valve-control output | 12 V DC, as specified for the Gold-CAN interface |
| Raise/lower response | Independently adjustable |
| Hydraulic equipment status | Valve, quick-connect block and hoses supplied separately |
| Hydraulic configuration checks | Pressure, flow, cylinder arrangement, relief requirements, fittings and hose routing |
| Machine integration checks | Electrical supply, receiver mounting, controller location and blade/implement arrangement |
| Transmitter support | Suitable tripod or stable mount supplied separately |
| Handheld measurement support | Suitable rod or site measuring accessories selected for the intended checks |
| Accessory | Specification | Value |
|---|---|---|
| PM400-CAN | Package status | Optional; supplied separately |
| PM400-CAN | Function | Powered receiver positioning and documented Survey-mode support |
| PM400-CAN | Construction | Steel body with aluminum components |
| PM400-CAN | Supply voltage | 10–24 V DC |
| PM400-CAN | Stroke | 39.37 in / 1,000 mm |
| PM400-CAN | Stated position accuracy | ±0.04 in / ±1 mm |
| PM400-CAN | Measurement | Digital position measurement with inch/millimeter indication |
| PM400-CAN | Control | Raise/lower operation from CP210-CAN |
| PM400-CAN | Communication | CAN-based integration |
| PM400-CAN | Receiver mounting | Integrated mounting interface |
| PM400-CAN | High-vibration mounting | Shock mount recommended |
| Optional mast connection | Mast-to-controller cable | 27.89 ft / 8.5 m |
| Optional mast connection | Mast-to-receiver coil cable | 8.2–18.0 ft / 2.5–5.5 m |
| RS100-CAN | Package status | Optional; supplied separately |
| RS100-CAN | Type | Wired machine-control remote |
| RS100-CAN | Housing | Aluminum |
| RS100-CAN | Blade controls | Up and down |
| RS100-CAN | Mode controls | Automatic and Manual |
| RS100-CAN | Switch construction | Heavy-duty, water- and dust-resistant design |
| RS100-CAN | Connection | Mechanically resistant coiled cable to the dedicated CP210-CAN remote interface |
Use the NEDO reference plane with Gold-CAN guidance or compatible automatic hydraulic control to grade field surfaces. The machine receiver provides continuing elevation feedback as the scraper or land leveler redistributes soil.
Prepare field elevations for the intended flood, border-strip or furrow irrigation layout. The transmitter establishes the required level or fall, and the machine-control installation helps the grading implement follow that reference.
Shape surfaces toward the planned drain, outlet or collection area. Enter the required grade values and align the transmitter axes before carrying out the work with suitable blade-controlled equipment.
Establish a plane with a defined fall in one or both directions for agricultural or construction grading. AutoTarget and FindX assist alignment of the laser axes with the working directions.
Provide laser elevation guidance and compatible hydraulic raise/lower commands for agricultural scrapers and land-leveling implements. Select Manual or Automatic operation and tune the hydraulic response to the machine.
Guide or control a compatible grading blade when preparing level or sloped pads, landscaped surfaces and construction formations. Select the appropriate control tolerance and verify the receiver-to-blade relationship for the intended work.
Use the rotating laser plane as a reference during compatible blade-controlled preparation of roads and access routes. The operator manages travel and material placement while the system provides grade guidance or hydraulic correction.
Use COMMANDER 3 with appropriate site measuring accessories to check elevations against the NEDO plane during excavation and foundation preparation. This handheld workflow is separate from Gold-CAN's machine blade control.
Restore defined levels or slopes on suitable areas affected by traffic, erosion or settlement. Use the transmitter to re-establish the planned reference and select the control mode appropriate to the implement and conditions.
Add a PM400-CAN power mast to use the documented Survey-mode arrangement for high/low comparisons, land-elevation checks and road-slope assessment. The mast provides controlled receiver positioning relative to the selected reference.
Provide laser elevation guidance on suitable trenching equipment with an appropriate receiver mount and machine-specific integration. The equipment configuration determines how the reference is used at the working tool.
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