Astra PRO X-1 User manual

Magnification
Objective Lens Diameter
Close Focus
Eye Relief
Exit Pupil
Field of View
Water-Resistance Rating
Lens Coating
Housing Material
Dimensions
Total Wt. (including battery)
Laser Type
Display Type
Range Response Time
Battery Type
Battery Life
Laser Range (Reflective)
Laser Range (Tree)
Laser Range (Flag)
Laser Range (Pin Lock Feature)
Range Accuracy (Distance & Angle)
Slope Feature
Pin Lock with Vibration Pulse
Voice Mode
Operational Temperature Range
6 Power
21 mm
6 yards
15 mm
3.5 mm
31.50 ft. at 100 yds.
IPX4 (Water-Resistant)
Fully Multi-Coated
Composite with Rubber Armoring
4"x 1.44"x 3.11"
4.25 oz.
905 nm Class 1 Eye-Safe
Red Reflective OLED
0.1 seconds
CR-2 3-volt Lithium
Approximately 10,000 Readings
6-1,760 yds.
6-1,000 yds.
6-450 yds.
6-250 yds.
+/- 1 Yard & +/- 1°
Yes
Yes
Yes
14°F to 120°F
PRO X-1 Golf Laser Rangefinder
Quick Start Guide
Specifications & Features

What's in the Box?
◆6x21mm Laser Rangefinder
◆Hard Premium Carry Case
◆Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth
◆CR-2 3-volt Lithium Battery
◆Adjustable Neck-Style Lanyard
◆Astra Optix™ Decal Sticker
◆Astra Optix™ Warranty Card
◆Quick Start Guide

Rubber
Grip (Top)
Rubber
Grip
(Bottom)
Mode
Button
Power
(Range)
Button Eyepiece
Diopter
Focus
Battery
Cover
Lanyard
Attachment
Aiming
Reticle
Line of
Sight (LOS)
Value (Slope-Off)
Y = Yards
Low Battery
Indicator
Pin Lock
with Vibration
Pulse
Adjusted Play
Distance
(Slope-On)
M
o
d
e
Your Rangefinder at a Glance
Red Reflective OLED
Objective
Lens
(21 mm)
Class 1
(905 nm)
Eye-Safe
Laser Lens
Laser
Receiving
Lens

1. Remove plastic insert to connect
battery: Open the battery cover and
remove the plastic insert from the top
of the battery.
2. Turn on unit and Adjust Eyepiece
Diopter Focus: Press the Power (Range)
Button to turn on the rangefinder Red
Reflective OLED display.
Turn the Eyepiece Diopter Focus until
both the image in the field of view and
Aiming Reticle are clear and focused.
Quick Start
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Press the
Power Button Rotate Eyepiece
3. Adjusting the Red OLED Display
Brightness: This rangefinder features
5 different display brightness intensity
levels. Hold the Mode Button to adjust
the display brightness setting. The
brightness setting will cycle between
levels 1 thru 5.
Brightness Setting
TIP: Your Red OLED Display
brightness setting comes
defaulted to level 3. If you
can not see your display
readout very well, try increasing
the brightness up to level 4 or
level 5. Similarly, if your display
readout is too bright, try
decreasing the brightness
to level 1 or level 2.

Quick Start
5. Change between Slope-On and
Slope-Off Mode: Simply double click
the Mode Button.
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Slope-On Mode
Double click the
Mode Button
4. Measuring Distance: Aim the Aiming
Reticle on the object you want to range
and press the Power Button to display
the distance. Your unit factory default
setting is the Slope-off Mode.
In the Slope-Off Mode: The line of sight
(LOS) value is displayed on the first line
just below the Aiming Reticle.
In the Slope-On Mode: The “play at”
distance will be displayed at the
bottom of your display.
Slope-Off Mode Slope Mode
is off
Slope Mode
is on
Slo
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Quick Start
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7. Turn On / Off Voice Mode: Voice
Mode provides an audio description
of the ranging distance of your desired
target. Simply press the Mode Button
once to turn on / off.
8. Turn off the rangefinder: The unit
will turn off automatically if no
operation for 10 seconds and will
keep the last setting used.
6. Use Pin Lock with Vibration Pulse:
Our Pin Lock feature provides
visual and vibration feedback so you
can be confident in the distance to the
flagstick.
Simply hold down the Power (Range)
Button when aiming at the flagstick.
This may take a few seconds. The
rangefinder will vibrate and display a
flagstick icon in the display indicating
you have ranged the flag.
If there are no other objects around the
flagstick, your rangefinder may give
you the distance without showing that
you are locked onto the flagstick.
Hold the Power
Button Down
Voice (Speak)
Mode is off
Voice (Speak)
Mode is on
Flagstick
Icon

Tips for Using Your Rangefinder
◆Your laser rangefinder comes defaulted to the Slope-Off Mode. In this mode, it
will display the Line of Sight (LOS) Value.
◆This rangefinder also features Slope Mode.In Slope Mode your rangefinder will
provide you the adjusted play distance based on the angle of decline or incline to
the flag. To learn more about Slope Mode, please visit our website.
◆To make it easier to range the flagstick, hold the Power (Range) Button down to
enter the Pin Lock with Vibration Pulse Mode. The rangefinder will vibrate and
display a flagstick icon confirming you have ranged the flag. You may need to hold
the Power (Range) Button down for a few seconds until the rangefinder locates
the flagstick.
◆Under ideal conditions, your Astra Optix™ Pro X-1 Laser Rangefinder can
measure the distance of reflective objects out to 1,760 yds. It can also measure a
tree out to 1,000 yds. and the flag out to 450 yards. The Pin Lock with Vibration
Pulse Mode works up to a distance of 250 yards. The type of target you are ranging
strongly impacts the maximum ranging distance.
◆Shiny reflective objects such as metal buildings will range much better than
less-reflective objects such as trees, animal fur, bushes or grass.
◆Objects that are more dense, such as trees or rock, will range better than bushes
or grass.
◆Bright-colored objects normally range better than dark-colored objects.
◆Rain, fog, snow, bright sunny days and dusty days will reduce the overall ranging
performance.
◆Cloudy days without fog, snow, rain or dust blowing in the air provide the best
ranging conditions.
◆Targets that have a flat surface 90° to the laser emitting from the laser rangefinder
range better than targets that have a curved surface, or are positioned at an angle in
relation to the emitted laser.
◆If the Low Battery Indicator flashes, we recommend that you change the battery
as soon as possible.
◆If at any time, your rangefinder freezes or is not responsive after turning it on,
reset the rangefinder by removing the battery. Wait 10 seconds and then
replace the battery. This will usually fix the issue.

For customer service support, email Contact@astraoptix.com
For customer service support, email Contact@astraoptix.com
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◆Only use a CR2 3-volt battery and do not use any outside power source.
◆Do not attempt to open or take apart your laser rangefinder, as this will void your
lifetime warranty, may damage your product and could cause electric shock.
◆Class 1 Laser Product. Product complies with IEC60825-1: Ed. 3: 2014-05
and 21CFR1040. 10/11.
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Warning
◆Do not look directly at the sun with your rangefinder, as it could cause serious
damage to your eyes.
◆Do not aim the rangefinder at a person's eyes and do not look into the
objective-lens side of the product when you are pressing the power button.
◆Keep out of reach of small children.
Don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns about your
product. On behalf of the Astra Optix family, we want to thank you for your purchase
and support.
We are here to help!
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