Kogan KALZRRFINDR User manual

Nikon LR-800 Premium Laser Rangefinder – User's Manual
1. Usage
2. Specifications
3. Diagram of the Inner Lens Display
4. Measuring Distance
5. Important Notes
. Inclusions
1 .Usage
This laser rangefinder (abbreviated to LDM), combined with the function of common
telescope and laser distance-measuring instrument, can measure the distance from its
scope to an object in the distance.
The LDM is safe for e es, small in volume and lightweight. It onl requires a single CR2
3V batter that is eas to bu and change at our convenience. Its measurement s stem
isn't affected b inclement weather, nor is it affected b small obstructions such as wires,
branches, etc. The LDM can be used in sports and activities (golf, hunting, etc).
Picture 1
1 ---- The telescope eyepiece (inner—distance display)
2 ---- Mode button
3 ---- Trigger button
4 ---- The telescope objective (laser emission objective)
5 ---- Laser reception objective
---- Battery lid

2. Spe ifi ations
Measurement Range 5---800m
Measurement Pattern Semiconductor laser measurement
Error in Measurement + 1m +0.1%
The Pattern of Measurement Display Inner-vision-field LCD display
Effective Objective Lens Aperture 5 mm
File Coating Multiple file coating
Outlet Pupil Diameter 3.8mm
Outlet Pupil Distance 1 mm
The Pattern of Alignment Focus Eye-piece Focusing Adjustment
Telescope Multiplying Power 6x
Vision Field within 1000m 1 m (70 of field of view)
Modes of Measurment RAIN;RELF>150;standard model if no display
Mains Voltage 3V (excluded)
Dimensions 1 0×7 ×44
Weight 5g
Water-proof Function Rain-Guard
Battery CR 3V

3 . Diagram of the inner lens display
3.1 S mbol sketch as picture 2
Picture 2
3.1 S mbol for aim: “--|-- ”
3.2 Distance displa
3.3 Distance expressed in “METERS” (m) or “YARDS” ( d)
3.4 Distance conditions:
- No displa = standard condition;
- “RAIN” = refers to rain conditions, measuring objects be ond 60m
- “REFL” refers to for fogg conditions
- “>150” indicates that there are interfering objects within 150m
3.5 The qualit of the measurment. This is displa ed via the text -
“QUALITY▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼” - just under the field of vision. When there are six or more
“▼” s mbols, this indicates that the return-wave is strong enough to measure and displa
distance.
3.6 Laser emission: when emitting the laser, the “LASER” glitters.
3.7 When “BATT” is displa ed, this indicates that the batter needs to be changed due to
low batter power.
4. Measuring Distan e
4.1 Adjust the e epiece degree of the telescope to make the object clear in the field of
vision.
4.2 Click the “trigger” button. The lends will displa “+”, as a crosshair. Aim the device at
our desired object. Re-click the “trigger” button and keep pressing it for about three
seconds. It will displa the distance of the object. The device will shut off
automaticall if it is not used in fifteen seconds.
4.3 In order to ensure accurac , keep pressing the “trigger” button for more than three
seconds until the distance of the object registers for the second time. Note: do not
press the button excessivel .

4.4 Use the “mode” button. The use of each mode should be chosen in accordance with
the environment/conditions in which the measurements are being taken. When
switching the device on, the default mode will be the last mode chosen b the user.
4.5 If the distance unit needs to be switched, keep pressing “mode” for more than three
seconds.
4.6 Distance-measuring of the LDM is affected b the characteristics of the objects, the
angular of the emitted tight beam and the surface of object, and the visibilit of
weather. Generall speaking, if the surface of the object is smooth, the light is bright,
the area is large, the light beam is vertical with the surface of the object and the da
is fine ,the distance tends to be longer. In the opposite conditions, the distance will
generall be recorded as shorter.
5. Important Notes
5.1 Don’t take apart the device. Doing so risks damaging the inner electric circuit.
5.2 Don’t clean the outside of the lens with hands, please use the appropriate lens-cloth.
The outside lens should be cleaned with soft cloth.
5.3 Don’t invert the batter .
5.4 The batter should be taken out if the LDM is not going to be used for a long time.
5.5 The device should be stored in a dr place when not in use .
5.6 The device should be used when the temperature is between -20℃ and 40℃.
5.7 The Laser Rangefinder should be repaired onl b qualified professionals. Please do
not disassemble or repair the product on our own, or the after-service guarantee
would be rendered invalid.
6. In lusions
Leather box------------------------- x1
Strap----------------------------------x1
Lens cloth---------------------------x1
Directions---------------------------x1