4. When turning on the device the measurement unit last used (M or Y) (Fig. 3, 10a/11a) applies.
Press and hold the Mode button (Fig. 2, 4) to change the measurement unit. The measurement
unit in the display will then alter.
5. Press Mode button (Fig. 2, 4) a few times to select the operating mode you want to work with.
Read chapter "Display System" (item 6) to learn more about the available operating modes.
6. Then aim the central circle (Fig. 3, 9) at the object.
7. To make a measurement press the function button (Fig. 2, 5) one time briefly. The distance or
speed of the object will be shown at the top of the function display.
8. The rangefinder has 6 modes that can be selected in sequence after turning on by pressing the
Mode button (Fig. 2, 4). The mode in use is shown at the bottom or above of the function display
(Fig. 3, 16-18). Please refer to the chapter "Display System" (item 6) for further information on this.
9. The power would be switched off automatically after approx. 15 seconds if the distance-measuring
instrument is not used.
Note: Distance measuring with the Rangefinder is affected by the characteristics of the object (colour,
surface finish, size and shape), the angle of the emitted laser beam to the target and the lighting
conditions (e.g. the visibility of weather). If the object is large, the colour of the object is bright (highly
reflective), the surface is smooth and shiny, and the laser beam is vertical with the surface of the
object, the maximum range is increased. On the reverse, the maximum range is decreased.
Measurement precision may be influenced by grass, leaves, twigs etc. covering the object.
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