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Leica Disto E7500i Manual

Leica Disto E7500i Manual

Using laser distance measurer to measure the field events
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Using The Leica Disto E7500i Laser Distance
Measurer To Measure The Field Events
Any questions about using this manual, contact Chris Marcellus at chrmarc@swbell.net or
chrismarcellus@yahoo.com
Advantages Of Using The Leica Disto To Measure The Field Events:
1) Eliminates the need for a tape puller
2) Speeds up measuring of the event
3) No tape measure laying in sector
4) Consistent measuring for all athletes, i.e., no tape stretching
5) Horizontals—less officials at board, therefore more fan & coach friendly viewing
Features Of The Leica Disto E7500i:
1) Water resistant—can use in rain
2) Drop resistant to 6 feet
3) Bluetooth connection to [hone, iPad, etc...as long as Disto Sketch app is
installed (can only connect to 1 device at a time)
4) Builtin camera with crosshair to see what you are focusing on, also has 2X & 4X
zoom
5) Keeps last 30 measurements in memory
6) 30 second auto shutoff
7) Can compensate for vertical angle to give a true horizontal measurement.
Cannot be used to triangulate because it cannot compensate for horizontal angle.
8) Can input an offset to deduct the distance of the Disto to the measuring point
(edge of circle or takeoff board) from the total measurement, giving you the true
measurement of the throw/jump

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  • Page 1 Measurer To Measure The Field Events Any questions about using this manual, contact Chris Marcellus at chrmarc@swbell.net or chrismarcellus@yahoo.com Advantages Of Using The Leica Disto To Measure The Field Events: 1) Eliminates the need for a tape puller 2) Speeds up measuring of the event 3) No tape measure laying in sector 4) Consistent measuring for all athletes, i.e., no tape stretching...
  • Page 2 A couple of things to remember about the Leica Disto E7500i: 1) The unit has an automatic shutoff after 30 seconds of no use. If you have connected via Bluetooth, you will need to reconnect (sometimes, you may have to turn Bluetooth off on the Disto off then back on to reset it). Bluetooth setup at back of article.
  • Page 3 Setting The Measuring Units—Metric & Imperial Use the up arrow key This is the Metric Use the arrow keys to Press the “FUNC” key to Press the gear key to to get to the “Unit” page navigate to the de- get to this screen get to this screen function.
  • Page 4 Inputting The Offset Turn on Disto & press “FUNC” key Press the right arrow button twice to Press the gear button to get to this get to this screen. This is the Offset screen icon. Press the “=“ button to get to the input offset screen.
  • Page 5 Setting The Favorite Keys: You can set the two favorite keys (the top right & top left buttons, each with a square in the middle of it) for quick access to func- tions without having to press the “FUNC” key to get to them. You can only set the functions from the first page (pressing “FUNC” key) - you cannot set functions from 2nd page (pressing “FUNC”...
  • Page 6 5) Remember that the Disto E7500i is equipped with a camera that you can see through the screen on the Disto exactly where the laser is pointing (it also has a crosshair that is viewable). There is a 2X & a 4X zoom with the camera, use the up arrow key to zoom in.
  • Page 7 Measuring The Shotput/Discus/Hammer (assuming you have a reflector close to ground, offset calculated to back of device) Determining the offset: Set the tripod up as in numbers 3 & 4 on previous page (page 5). Use a plumbob or a piece of broken cross- bar in the hollow metal centerpiece of tripod to measure the offset to the center of the tripod (offset=the distance from the edge of the ring to the center of the tripod).
  • Page 8 Measuring The Javelin (assuming reflector is close to ground, offset calculated to back of the device) Determining the offset: Hold reflector at the edge of the arc, & place the tripod with the center over the 8 m mark (the triangular mark where you pull the tape measure through), using either a broken piece of crossbar or a plumbob.
  • Page 9 Using The Bluetooth Function & Measuring 1) Download the Leica Disto Sketch app onto your phone, iPad, etc...It is a free download, do not use the Disto Transfer app as that is completely different. 2) Turn on Bluetooth on the Disto—press FUNC, then press the gear key, then the right arrow key to get to the Bluetooth func- tion.
  • Page 10 If using multiple Distos, press FUNC, then the gear key, then the right arrow key 4 times to get to this screen. The blue “I” should have the red box around it. Press the “=“ button and the serial number of the device you are trying to connect to will be shown.
  • Page 11 Checklist For Using The Leica Disto 1) Batteries—plus spares 2) Reflector 3) Umbrella? (if outside, to reduce glare) 4) Center extension (to ground) for tripod?—if measuring javelin, or placing tripod in center of ring for other throws When measuring the Shotput/Discus/Hammer By Placing Center Of Tripod Over Center Of Ring 5) Check offset—is it set to a different event...