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with varying temperatures or
indirectly received reflections can
affect the measured value. These
effects are due to physical
reasons and can therefore not
be compensated for by the
rangefinder.
Sighting with the Alignment Aid
(see figure K)
With the alignment aid 8, sighting
over larger distances is a lot
easier. For this, look alongside
the aligning aid on the top side of
the rangefinder. The laser beam
runs parallel to this line of sight.
Measuring with the Extension
Pin (see figures C and G)
The extension pin 16 is suitable
for measuring from inside
corners (to measure diagonals)
or from hard to reach areas, such
as from roller-shutter rails.
Slide the latch 16 of the
extension pin sideward in order to
swivel out the pin.
Set the corresponding reference
point for measurements with the
extension pin by pushing
button 10.
The extension pin 16 swivels back
in again by pushing it toward the
housing to the stop. The pin
automatically locks in place.
Aligning with the Vial Level
The vial level 6 allows for simple
leveling of the rangefinder. This
allows for easier sighting of target
surfaces, especially over longer
distances.
In combination with the laser
beam, the vial level 6 is not
suitable for leveling.
Working with Tripod
The use of a tripod (not included)
is particularly advisable for larger
distances because of the
steadiness it provides. The
rangefinder tool can be screwed
onto a commercially available
tripod using the 1/4" thread 17 on
the bottom side of the housing.
Set the corresponding reference
point for measurement with a
tripod by pushing button 10 (the
reference point is the center
of thread).
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