Berger & Schroter LN-G3-B50 User Manual page 34

IMPORTANT: TO UTILIZE LASER RANGEFINDER YOU MUST REMOVE THE
PROTECTIVE RANGEFINDER LENS COVER (11-b).
Once the rangefinder is activated, in Manual mode, you will need to press and hold
the Camera/LRF button (4) for 2 seconds until the distance is displayed. IMPOR-
TANT: Please be aware that if you press the button momentarily, video recording
will start, therefore if you only wish to measure the distance you must hold the but-
ton for 2 seconds.
As with any rangefinder, maximum measuring distance will depend on the size and
reflective capabilities of the target. Smaller objects, objects in dark colors, objects
with non-reflective material/matter will not range to the maximum distance speci-
fied in this manual. Large objects, objects in lighter colors and objects with highly
reflective finishes (such as buildings or structures finished in tile or polished stone,
as well as traffic road-signs or flags will provide more reliable readings at or close
to the maximum specified distance).
In Auto mode, the rangefinder will continuously beam and read distance of any ob-
ject aligned with the rangefinder reticle. Please be aware that laser beam, when
active, may be easily seen by anyone using night vision equipment or by wildlife
animals.
(HINT: it is also possible to continuously range in Manual Mode by holding and not
releasing the CAMERA/LRF button).
EIS (ELECTRONIC IMAGE STABILIZER):
Your binocular is equipped with an Electronic Image Stabilizer (EIS) which helps
compensate some shake during video recording. To activate EIS enter Main Menu,
then enter Settings – highlight EIS icon and turn it on. Once active, EIS icon will
appear on the bottom of the image display when it is working.
IMPORTANT: when EIS is activated image Zoom will no longer be possible and
system will be fixed on 6x optical magnification. If you must utilize Zoom, you will
need to turn EIS off.
TAKING PICTURES AND RECORDING VIDEOS:
WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND MOUNTING YOUR DEVICE ONTO A STEADY
TRIPOD WHEN RECORDING VIDEO OR TAKING STILL IMAGES – PARTICU-
LARLY WHEN WATCHING DISTANT OBJECTS AND/OR UTILIZING ZOOM
FUNCTION
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