Astra Optix HBX-1600B Owner's Manual

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HBX-1600B
Laser Rangefinder Binocular
Owners Manual
For customer service support, email Contact@astraoptix.com

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  • Page 1 Astra Optix™ HBX-1600B Laser Rangefinder Binocular Owners Manual For customer service support, email Contact@astraoptix.com...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Welcome............... 3 What’s in the Box? .
  • Page 3: Welcome

    Welcome On behalf of the Astra Optix family, we want to thank you for your purchase of your new Astra Optix HBX-1600B Laser Rangefinder Binocular. The Astra Optix HBX-1600B Rangefinder features a 10x42mm, all glass optical system with fully multi-coated lenses and a ranging distance of up to 1760 yards on reflective targets.
  • Page 4: What's In The Box

    What’s in the Box? ◆ 10 Power x 42mm Laser ◆ Eyepiece Lens Cover Rangefinder Binocular ◆ Astra Optix™ Decal Sticker ◆ Soft Premium Carry Case ◆ CR-2 3-volt Lithium Battery ◆ Astra Bino Harness (Battery Pre-Installed) ◆ Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth ◆...
  • Page 5: Features

    Features The Astra Optix HBX-1600B rangefinding binocular is what we call a true value. The features and quality we incorporated within this budget friendly range- finding binocular gives you all the optical viewing performance and range- finding capabilities you would expect in a higher end product.
  • Page 6: Your Rangefinder At A Glance

    Your Rangefinder at a Glance Twist-up Battery Eyecups Cover Reticle Eyepiece Focus Diopter Class 1 Focus (905 nm) Center Bino Harness Eye-Safe Focus Attachment Laser Lens Wheel Power (Range) Button Mode Button Rubber Armor Objective Laser Lens Receiving (42 mm) Lens For customer service support, email Contact@astraoptix.com...
  • Page 7: High Transmission Lcd

    High Transmission LCD Horseshoe, Small Cross, Large Duplex Line of with Small Cross or Sight (LOS) Large Duplex with Value Horseshoe Aiming Reticle Y = Yards M = Meters (Defaults to Yards) Horizontal Distance (Angle Corrected) Degree Mode Symbol for Angle Value Ballistic Unit of Measurement...
  • Page 8: Quick Start

    Quick Start 1. Connect the Battery: Open the 3. Adjust the Eyepiece Spacing: Look through the binocular eyepiece and Battery Cover and remove the plastic adjust the barrels inward or outward insert from the top of the battery. until you can see a complete circular image.
  • Page 9 Quick Start 5. Measuring Distance: Aim the 4.2. Focusing the Binocular Image: Aim at an object, cover the left side Aiming Reticle on the object you want objective (or close your left eye), and to range and press the Power (Range) Button to display the distance.
  • Page 10 Quick Start 6. Menu Settings - Button Operation 6.1. Menu Settings - Menu Operation Summary Summary Press Power ◆ Distance Units Selection Button to turn on and to measure            - Y / M the distance. ◆ Aiming Reticle Selection Hold Power Button to            - Horseshoe SCAN.
  • Page 11 Quick Start 6.4. Select the Operation Mode: 6.2. Yards & Meters Selection: In the Press the Power Button to cycle menu press the Power (Range) Button to cycle between Yards (Y) and between Standard Mode (Std), Archery Meters (M). Press the Mode Button to Mode (ArCH), Golf Mode (GoLF) or Gun Mode with Ballistics (Gun).
  • Page 12 Quick Start 6.6. Gun Mode with Ballistics Selection: Ballistic Group Number (1-10) ◆ Holdover Units Selection - MOA or MIL: Press the Power Button to cycle through these selections and press the Mode Button to select. Zeroed Distance 1=100 yard 2=200 yard ◆ When using this mode, the line of ◆ Ballistic Group Selection and sight will display for 2 seconds,...
  • Page 13 Quick Start Popular Manufacturer’s Loads If you do not see your manufacturer’s load in the popular loads table above, visit www.astraoptix.com to see our complete Master Ballistics Table with many more factory loads. NOTE: We recommend you visit a range and confirm that you are sighted in at one of the possible zero distances (100 yds.
  • Page 14 Operation Modes - Horizontal & Angle HORIZONTAL (ANGLE CORRECTED) MODE Also known as angle compensation mode, will give you the angle- corrected shoot-at distance no matter the terrain. Aim the reticle at the target. Press the power (range) button to measure the distance. ◆The top line shows the LOS distance for 2 seconds.
  • Page 15: Operation Modes

    Operation Modes - Golf GOLF MODE Line of The Astra Optix HBX-1600B Golf Mode Sight provides the Slope value (also known as the Play Distance) and features Pin Lock which helps you accurately range the golf flagstick. Line of Slope (Play Distance): The rangefinder...
  • Page 16 Operation Modes - Golf Continued Pin Lock The big flashing duplex reticle To make it easier to range the flagstick, gives you visual feedback this rangefinder features Pin Lock. The that you ranged the flagstick. Pin Lock feature displays the nearest distance value (which is usually the Line of Golf Flagstick) of a group of targets...
  • Page 17 Operation Modes - Scan SCAN MODE Scan Mode provides continuous ranging measurements so that you can more easily identify the distance to hard-to-range targets that may be small or far away. ◆To take continuous measurements, enter the SCAN mode by pressing and holding down the Power (Range) Button.
  • Page 18 Operation Modes - Archery & Gun ARCHERY MODE Archery Mode gives you accurate and simple ranging information with ultimate confidence. In Archery Mode, the Horizontal Angle-Corrected (also known as angle compensation) Distance provides a true shoot-at distance no matter the terrain or hunting style.
  • Page 19: How To Use - Installing The Battery

    How to Use - Installing the Battery Your Astra Optix™ Laser Rangefinder comes with one CR-2 (3-volt) lithium battery preinstalled. REMEMBER: Remove the battery cap and take out the plastic spacer from the top of the battery before using. The spacer prevents the battery from activating during shipment.
  • Page 20: How To Use - Objective Lens Covers

    How to Use - Objective Lens Covers Your Astra Optix™ Laser Rangefinder includes objective covers to protect your eyepiece lenses when not using the rangefinder. These objective covers feature a cord attachment to help keep from losing your covers. To attach the objective lens covers, follow the below steps.
  • Page 21: How To Use - Carry Case With Built-In Binocular Harness

    How to Use - Carry Case with Built-in Binocular Harness Your Astra Optix™ Laser Rangefinder comes with a soft premium carry case with a built-in binocular harness to both protect your rangefinder and to provide a convenient way to carry your rangefinder. The case features two side pockets and one zipper pocket in the back.
  • Page 22 How to Use - Carry Case with Built-in Binocular Harness - Continued The Astra Optix binocular harness features adjustable quick release strap attachments for attaching to the binocular. Follow the below steps for attaching the quick release straps to the binocular.
  • Page 23 How to Use - Carry Case with Built-in Binocular Harness - Continued Your Astra Optix™ Laser Rangefinder is easy to wear and easy to adjust for a comfortable fit. Just follow the below simple steps. ◆ Step 1 - Place the harness ◆...
  • Page 24 How to Use - Carry Case with Built-in Binocular Harness - Continued ◆ Step 5 - Insert the lanyard ◆ Step 6 - Continued: The binocular should now be secure style binocular attachment buckle in to the binocular to the harness, so you can remove quick release buckle.
  • Page 25 How to Use - Carry Case with Built-in Binocular Harness - Continued ◆ Step 7 - The harness should ◆ Step 8 - The straps in the back now fit snug but comfortable in should lay flat as shown. the front and on the side. For customer service support, email Contact@astraoptix.com...
  • Page 26: Tips For Using Your Rangefinder

    Slope distance based on the angle of decline or incline to the flag. ◆ Under ideal conditions, your Astra Optix™ Laser Rangefinder can measure the distance of reflective objects out to 1,760 yds. It can also measure a deer out to 800 yds.
  • Page 27: Specifications And Features

    Specifications & Features Magnification Objective Lens Diameter 42 mm Prism Type BaK4 Roof Prism 3.3 yards Close Focus 10 yards Minimum Ranging Distance Eye Relief 15.1 mm Exit Pupil 4.2 mm Field of View 330 ft. at 1000 yds. IPX67 (IPX7 Water-Proof & Dust-Proof) Water-Resistance Rating Fogproof Fully Multi Coated...
  • Page 28: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting ◆ If at any time, your rangefinder freezes or is not responsive after turning it on, reset the rangefinder by removing the battery. Wait 10 seconds and then replace the battery. This will usually fix the issue. ◆ If you are trying to range a target and you are seeing dashes (- - - - . - ) in the display, it is possible that you are either too close (less than 10 yards) or too far away from your target.
  • Page 29: Safety And Warnings

    Care for your Rangefinder You can ensure your rangefinder will last for years to come by keeping in mind a fewcare tips below. ◆ Take care not to drop your laser rangefinder. It is best to prevent any forceful impacts that could damage your laser rangefinder. ◆...
  • Page 30: Our Handshake Lifetime Warranty

    Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns about your product. We are here to help! We want to thank you again for your purchase of your new Astra Optix HBX-1600B Laser Rangefinder. LIFETIME WARRANTY FULLY TRANSFERABLE For customer service support, email Contact@astraoptix.com...

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