Shot Scope PRO L1 - Laser Rangefinder Manual

Laser Description

1. Laser Sending Lens
2. Laser Receiving Lens
3. Replaceable Battery Port
4. Eyepiece
5. Focusing Ring
6. Power Button
7. Mode Button (Meter / Yard)
8. Slope Switch (On / Off)
9. Black / Red Optics Switch

LCD Display

94% Optical Transmittance

Continuous Measuring Icon

Actual Distance

Mode Icon

Low Battery Indicator

Slope Value

Degree of Slope

Laser Icon

Golf Mode Indicator

Target-Lock Vibration

Sending Laser

Instructions and Settings

Eyepiece

Focus is adjustable as shown in diagram. Rotate the ring clockwise or counterclockwise to adjust to the correct focus for your eyes.

1. Adjust magnifications (X6)
2. Adjust the reading display to make the reading appear clearly

Battery

Rangefinder requires a CR123 battery and supports approximately 5,800 measuring times. When the low battery indicator starts flashing on the screen, it means you need to change the battery.

1. When the battery icon " " appears on the screen it means the battery is low and should be replaced.

NOTICE:
Dispose of the Shot Scope device, battery and packaging in accordance with local regulations.
Do not dispose of the battery with regular household waste.

Power ON/OFF

1. Press Power button " " for a second to power on the rangefinder.
   
2. Rangefinder will power off automatically after 10 seconds of inactivity.

Modes

Mode Change

Press the "M" button to change measuring mode between following modes:

• M1
  Continuous Scan Mode
  

• M2
  Golf Mode
  Slope + Target-Lock Vibration Default unit: km/h + Angle
  

• M3
  Speed Mode
  Default unit: km/h
  

Continuous Scan Mode

Hold down "Power" button while ranging, the data on the LCD screen will change as you move.

Changing Units

Press " M " button for 3 seconds to change units between Meters or Yards.

Adaptive Slope Technology

Adaptive Slope technology provides the golfer with compensated distance based on hole's uphill or downhill. For example: A 156.8 yards uphill shot of 7 degree really plays at 176.8 yards, without slope correction distance function, you would come up 20 yards short (applicable to M2).

Red / Black Dual Optics

Customize the optical display in either Red or Black, ensures the golfer can read the display clearly in all settings. To change between Red and Black, use the switch on the right side of the laser.

Technical Data

Measuring Distance:875 Yards
Magnification: x6
Field of View: 122m (7° of field of view)
Objective Lens: 25mm
Eyepiece Lens: 12mm
Exit Pupil Diameter: 3.9mm
Laser Type: 905nm, Class 1
Lens Coating: Fully Multi-Coated
Battery: CR123
Measuring Time: 0.5-1sec
Distance Measurement Accuracy: +/- 1m or 0.1%
Angle Measurement Range: +/- 45°
Net Weight: 160 Grams
Dimensions: 112 x 45 x 75 mm
Low Battery Indicator: Yes
Target-Lock: Yes
Scan Mode: Yes
Target-Lock Vibration: Yes
Water Resistant: Yes

Contents package

Shot Scope PRO L1 Rangefinder includes:

• 1 x Shot Scope PRO L1 Rangefinder
  
• 1 x Lanyard
• 1 x Carry Clip
• 1 x Premium Carrying Case
• 1 x Cleaning Cloth
• 1 x CR123 Battery

Rangefinder Care

• In order to protect the coating of the lens, do not touch the lens.
• If the lens becomes dirty, please wipe gently with cleaning cloth.
• Avoid collision or heavy pressure when carrying or using the rangefinder, keep away from heat or corrosion.
• Keep the product away from moisture during storage. Please keep it in a dry, cool, ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight, dust and temperature shock.

Factors affecting the distance measurement and accuracy

Laser reflection:
The rangefinder measures the distance based on the time it takes the laser beam to travel to the target and back. The larger the target or lighter the surface the more accurate the measurement will be.

Influence of glare:
The rangefinder applies 905nm laser, which is the same as the sunlight 905 band wavelength. If the sunlight is very bright and glaring, it can interfere with the light returning and reduce the measurement distance.

Rain and fog:
Rain and fog can affect the laser raypath, which may cause a measurement error. When the weather is very adverse, it may cause measurement mistakes. Adverse weather such as rain and fog, may affect the laser ray path. This could lead to a measurement error.

• Do not stare into the laser beam.
• Do not aim directly at the sun. Eyes can be permanently damaged by looking into the sun with this device.
• Do not aim directly at the sun with rangefinder. It can cause permanent damage to components inside the device.
• Keep the rangefinder away from direct sunlight.
• Do not expose the device to extremely high or low temperatures. Temperature range: -10°C to 60°C.
• If the device shows any type of damage, such as bulging, swelling or disfigurement. Discontinue use immediately and contact Shot Scope Technologies Ltd.
• Do not attempt to disassemble, modify, re-manufacture or damage the device. Please send to Shot Scope Technologies Ltd for repair.
• Avoid extreme shock and harsh treatment, because it can degrade the life of the device.
• Do not spray any chemicals on the device in an attempt to clean. Only use a damp cloth or paper towel with water to clean the device.
• Always consult your Physician/Doctor before beginning or modifying any exercise program.

Shot Scope Technologies Ltd
Unit 27, Castlebrae Business Centre, 40 Peffer Place, Edinburgh EH16 4BB United Kingdom

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Documents / Resources

References

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