Grizzly H5844 User manual

UNITS OF MEASUREMENT
The range finder can display standard (feet) or
metric (meters) units of measurement.
To toggle between the units of measurement
displayed, press the FEET/METER button.
TURNING RANGE FINDER ON/OFF
The range finder must be ON for all other
functions to work.
To turn the range finder ON, press the
MEASURE button once.
The range finder will automatically shut OFF after
five minutes of no activity.
INSTRUCTION SHEET
Model H5844
60' Range Finder
The Model H5844 measures from the back end
of its case, so it can be placed against one
surface and accurately measure the surface
across from it.
3' 6"
The Model H5844 Range Finder.
MEASURE
FEET
METER
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LASER POINTER
The laser pointer shows which surface the range
finder is using to calculate the distance.
To use the laser pointer, press the LASER
button once. WARNING—Laser radiation will
damage eyes. Do not stare into beam or point
beam at eyes.
Laser
Congratulations on your purchase! The Model
H5844 is the perfect tool for speeding up large
estimation projects. This instruction sheet will
quickly familiarize you with your new range finder
and its various functions.

CLEARING DISPLAY & CLEARING
STORED MEASUREMENTS
The ALL MEMORY CLEAR button has two
functions, depending on how long the button is
pressed.
To clear the display, press the ALL MEMORY
CLEAR button briefly.
To clear all stored measurements from the
memory, press and hold the ALL MEMORY
CLEAR button for five seconds.
CALCULATING VOLUME
The range finder multiplies three stored
measurements to quickly calculate a given
volume.
To calculate the volume, store the length,
height, and width in all three of the M#buttons.
Press the VOL (volume) button and the range
finder will automatically calculate the volume from
the three measurements stored in the M#
buttons.
CALCULATING AREA
The range finder multiplies two stored
measurements to quickly calculate the square
feet or square meters of a given area.
To determine the area, store the length and
width in any of the three M#buttons. Press the
AREA button, then press the two M#buttons
where the length and width are stored.
M#
M#M#
+ +
M#M#
– –
AREA M#
M#
VOL
ALL
MEMORY
CLEAR
ADDITION/SUBTRACTION
The range finder can add or subtract
measurements that are stored in the memory with
currently displayed measurements or other stored
measurements.
To add (or subtract) two stored
measurements, recall the first measurement by
pressing the appropriate M#button, then press
the “+” (or “-”) button, then recall the next
measurement by pressing the other appropriate
M#button, then press the “+” (or “-”) key to show
the total of the added (subtracted) measurements.
STORING & RECALLING
MEASUREMENTS
The range finder can store and recall
measurements for the purpose of making
calculations.
To store a measurement, take the
measurement, press the STORE button, then
press one of the M#buttons (M1, M2, M3).
To recall a stored number, press the M#button
that corresponds to the stored measurement you
want to recall.
STORE M#
MEASURE
MEASURING DISTANCES
The range finder measures from the back end of
its case to the object at which it is pointed (see
illustration on previous page).
To take a measurement, position the back end
of the range finder against the starting point and
press the MEASURE button.
The range finder will beep once to acknowledge
the button was pressed, then beep twice and
display the measurement. Note—The range
finder works best when measuring surfaces at
least 113⁄4" (30 cm) wide.
MEASURE
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