Newcon Optik LRB 7x50 Manuel utilisateur

NEWCON2001© Printed in Canada

Operation Manual

LRB 7x50

LASER RANGE FINDER BINOCULAR

In USA: 3310 Prospect Ave. Cleveland, OH 44115

In Canada: 1183 Finch Ave. W., Suite 302, Toronto, ON M3J 2G2 Canada

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Read prior to activation

You have just purchased a complicated electronic device. To operate it

properly, please read this manual carefully. Here are some common

precautions that must be noted.

• NEVER subject the unit to impact while operating or being

transported

• NEVER transport the unit without the case

• NEVER disassemble the unit. This device contains high voltage

components, which may be hazardous to you!

• NEVER reverse the polarity of a battery

• ALWAYS remove batteries when not in use for a long period

• ALWAYS store in a warm dry place when not in use

• Caution - use of controls or adjustments, or performance of

proceedings other than those specified herein may result in

hazardous radiation exposure

• Caution - the use of optical instruments with this product will

increase eye hazard

10. QUALITY CERTIFICATE

The LRB 7X50 is suited for usage.

Production date _____________________________

Serial number ______________________________

Quality Inspector signature _____________________

Purchase date ______________________________

Salesman __________________________________

Quality assurance seal

9. CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Should you experience any difficulties with your Newcon

OPTIK product, consult the enclosed manual. If the problem

remains unresolved, contact our customer support department at

(416) 663-6963 or Toll free at 1-877-398-6666. Our operating

hours are 9am-5pm, Monday - Friday, Standard East Time.

At no time should equipment be sent back to Newcon

without following the instructions of our technical support

department.

Newcon accepts no responsibility for unauthorized returns.

To locate NEWCON Authorized Dealer call:

Tel: (416) 663-6963 Fax: (416) 663-9065

Email: NEWCONSALES@NEWCON-OPTIK.COM

INTERNET: http://WWW.NEWCON-OPTIK.COM

The defective products should be shipped to:

In USA: 3310 Prospect Ave. Cleveland, OH 44115

In Canada: 1183 Finch Ave. W., Suite 302, Toronto, ON M3J 2G2

From international:

1183 Finch Ave. W., Suite 302, Toronto, ON M3J 2G2, CANADA

Features of the LRB 7X50 Laser Range Finder Binocular

• Latest digital circuitry allows targeting through most types

of glass

• 'Last Target' measurement

• Meters/Yards display

• Last 10 readings recall

• Selectable reticule shape (+ or □)

• Target quality indicator

• Optional Speed Finder

CONTENTS

1. Brief description

2. Appearance of the device

3. Supplied accessories

4. Technical characteristics

5. Operation instructions

5.1. Preparing the device for operation

5.2. Distance measuring procedure

6. Storage and maintenance instructions

7. Trouble shooting

8. Warranty

9. Customer Support

10. Quality certificate

BEFORE USE CAREFULLY READ ALL THE

INSTRUCTIONS!

FAILURE TO OBEY THE INSTRUCTIONS WILL VOID

THE WARRANTY!

1. BRIEF DESCRIPTION

LRB 7X50 Laser Range Finder Binocular is advanced Laser

Range Finder system that provides instant distance

measurements consistently and accurately. The stereoscopic

device provides convenient observation with both eyes.

Simultaneously, the user can measure the distance to an object

without loosing sight of the target. Therefore, the LRB 7X50

substitutes a need for two separate devices (binocular and range

finder) combining both requirements in a single device.

The outstanding optics provides a sharp, clear image under all

conditions. LRB 7X50 is utilizing a revolutionary digital design,

which is outperforming any other product in its class and price

range.

The unit sends an invisible, eye safe laser beam pulses to the

target. The returned beams are captured by the digital circuitry.

The time differential allows us to calculate the distance to the

target.

8. WARRANTY

NEWCON OPTIK warrants this product against defects in

material and workmanship for one year from the date of the

original date of consumer's purchase, but no more than 18

months from the date of manufacturing. Should your Newcon

product prove defective during this period, please bring the

product securely packaged in its original container or an

equivalent, along with proof of the date of original purchase, to

your Newcon Dealer. Newcon will repair (or at its option

replace), the product or part thereof, which, on inspection by

Newcon, is found to be defective in materials or workmanship.

What This Warranty Does Not Cover:

NEWCON is not responsible for warranty service should the

product fail to be properly maintained or fail to function

properly as a result of misuse, abuse, improper installation,

neglect, damage caused by disasters such as fire, flood,

lightning, improper electrical current, or service other than by a

NEWCON Authorized Service. Postage, insurance, or shipping

costs incurred in presenting your NEWCON product for

warranty service are your responsibility. Please include a check

or money order made out to NEWCON OPTIK for the amount

of $15.00 to cover shipping and handling. This covers products

shipped in USA or Canada only.

7. TROUBLE SHOOTING

The range-measuring mode does not work.

Press the Action Button again.

Check that the batteries are installed properly. Check the charge

of the batteries. Replace if they are weak. Do not use old

batteries with new ones.

How can I clear last reading before making next measurement?

Direct the unit’s LCD reticule at the new target, press the Action

button. The new reading will appear.

There are black dots in the image.

A LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is installed in the optical

channels of the device. Due to manufacturing imperfections in

the production process of the LCD, small black dots, scratches

and other blemishes might be visible. Those blemishes are

strictly regulated for maximum allowed number, size and

location. It does not degrade the product's performance.

Range measurement cannot be obtained.

• Check if range detection mode is activated (message

READY appears on the LCD display)

• Check if Active Button is pressed

• Make sure that neither your hand nor finger is blocking

objective lenses (Laser emitting lens or Receiver lens).

• Check if the unit is steady while pressing Action button.

2. APPEARANCE OF THE DEVICE

1 – Eyepieces; 2 – Objective Lens / Emitting Lens

3 – Objective Lens / Receiver Lens; 4 – Dioptric Correction Ring;

5 – Mode Button; 6 – Action Button; 7 – Body of the Device;

8 – Rubber Grip

Fig. 1

Made in Canada

Newcon Optik

Patent pending

1 – Eyepieces; 9 – Interpupillary distance adjustment lever

10- Identification Label (Located on the Bottom)

Fig. 2

3. SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES

LRB 7X50 is supplied in the following assembly:

- Device

- Carrying Case

- Neck Strap

- User’s manual

- Warranty card

- 9V battery (optional)

1 pc.

6. STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS.

Precautions: LRB 7X50 is a sophisticated precision optical

instrument equipped with electronics. Therefore, it should be

handled with due care.

• Keep your device away from direct sunlight, impacts, dust,

moisture, and sudden changes of temperatures.

• Do not keep the device at temperatures higher than 50oC

(122oF).

• Do not touch the optical surfaces with fingers. Doing so

may damage the anti-reflection coating.

• Avoid shocks and sharp jolts.

• Cleaning of optical surfaces is only allowed with

professional camera lens cleaning supplies.

• To clean the exterior of the device, use a soft clean cloth.

• Keep away from heating appliances and central heating.

• Remove the batteries when storing the device for long

period of time.

• Do not apply superfluous efforts at work with lens assembly,

agile elements and thread connections.

• Only the manufacturer can make repair works.

• TARGET REFLECTION MED - when the number of

steady received reflected signals is in medium range and

enough to make positive conclusion about the measured

distance;

• TARGET REFLECTION HIGH - when the number

of steady received reflected signals is qualified to be

enough to make reliable conclusion about the measured

distance.

The displayed statistical qualification of the reflected signal

characterizes variation in expected accuracy of measurements.

At qualification HIGH the accuracy of measurements is stated

as ±1m or ±0.1%. At lower rates of statistical qualification the

expected accuracy may marginally degrade.

Please note: this is an optional feature.

The display presents message LOW BAT – when voltage of the

primary 9-volt battery drops below 7.2 volt. At this point the

System is still functional but the battery should be replaced as

soon as possible. The System can operate at the voltage level

above 7 volt.

The System remains in the active displaying state for 10 seconds

after pressing of any of the operating buttons and after 10

seconds enters the passive low power state.

Alkaline or lithium type of batteries capable to sustain current

drain up to 150 ma should be used for powering the System.

4. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

1. Optics

Observation

Magnification, x

Objective Lens, mm

Exit Pupil Diameter, mm

Eye Relief, mm

Field of View

Axial Resolution, ”

Image tilt, maximum

- Horizontal

- Vertical

Type of coating

Interpupillary Distance, mm

Diopter Adjustment range

Reticule

Binocular

7.1

5°

60”

30”

Fully multi-coated optics

58-72

±4

Corresponds to laser

direction and approx. size

of the laser on target

2. Range Finder

Type

Measuring Range, m

Accuracy, m

Resolution, m

Measurement time, sec

Meters/Yards display

Last 10 readings recall

Reticule shape ( + or □)

Target quality indicator

Scan Mode

Speed Finder

Class 1 eye safe, 905nm

20-1,500

±1 ±0.1%

Yes

Optional

Yes

Optional

3. Miscellaneous

Battery

Battery capacity

'Low Battery' Indicator

Covering

Construction

Tripod thread

Operational Temperature

Range

Storage Temperature Range

Shock, g

Vibration, Hz

Dimensions, mm

Weight, kg

Standard 9v

>3000

Yes

Rubberized

Water resistant

1/4"x20

-25 / +50oC (-13 / +122oF)

-45 / +85oC (-49 / 185oF)

5 – 500

210x150x80

1.300

CL - clear data function: upon pressing the Action button (6)

(fig. 1) the entire data on all previous measurements will be

erased.

NOTE: After changing a battery the recall stack should be

cleared by exercising the CL mode.

OVER 100 – allows to ignore targets closer than 100m. Useful

when looking through bush.

Please note: this is an optional feature on early designs. Latest

version includes automatic “Last Target” selection that renders

obsolete the requirement for a separate manual mode selection.

c. Reflection

Distance measuring procedure includes instant statistical

processing of the package of single measuring sessions.

Qualitative result of the statistical processing is presented on the

Display as a message TARGET REFLECTION (5).

There are four statistical qualifications of the reflected signal:

• NO TARGET REFLECTION – when a steady

reflected signal isn’t received. Numerical display shows

four dashes at the distance displaying area;

• TARGET REFLECTION LOW – when the number of

steady received reflected signals is just enough to make

acceptable conclusion about the measured distance;

b. Mode selection state

Pressing MODE button (5) (fig. 1) when the System is in

READY mode brings the System to the Mode selecting state.

Pressing the Mode button can sequentially scan the Modes. The

Mode under selection is being indicated on the Display by

flashing of the selectable feature. The "flashing" feature can be

selected by pressing the Action button (6).

The System operates in the setting Modes, which are displayed

as follows (refer to fig.3):

Y/M – units of measurement: yards or meters (3).

KMH/MPH – units of speed measurement: km/hour or

miles/hour (3). Please note: this is an optional feature.

Shape of the reticule: cross shape or rectangular shape (2).

Please note: this is an optional feature.

rEC1 - recall function. Upon pressing the Action button (6)

(fig. 1) the Display will sequentially show results of last 10

measurements, starting from the latest one. The number

appearing after word "rEC" shows the number of the

measurement counted back in the sequence. When the System is

in inactive state the 10 previous measurements are stored within

the System and may be recalled any time;

5. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

1 – Low Battery Indicator; 2 – Reticule (cross or rectangular

selectable); 3 – Units of Measurement (Yards, Meters, KMH,

MPH or Degrees); 4 – Measurement Result;

5 – Target Quality Indicator (optional); 6 – Laser Active Indicator

7 – Over 100m Indicator (optional).

Fig. 3

5.1. Preparing the Device for Operation

• Unbolt a screw and open battery compartment cover at the

bottom of the device.

• Insert one 9V battery (sold separately) into the battery

compartment observing correct polarity.

• Close up the battery compartment cover, tighten the screw.

After changing the battery, it is recommended to run the CL

(CLEAR) mode (refer mode selection procedure).

• Take off lens caps

• Look through the eyepieces (1) (fig. 1).

• Adjust interpupillary distance by turning lever (9) (fig. 2)

until two images converge into one

• Make dioptric correction individually for each eye by

rotating rubber rings (4) (fig. 2) of each eyepiece

Now your unit is ready for operation as a conventional 7x

binocular (passive state).

5.2. Distance Measuring Procedure

a. Measuring state

When the Rangefinder is in the passive, low power state, the

LCD Display is blank (transparent).

Pressing any of the operating buttons activates the System and

the Display. Initially the System always assumes READY mode

of operation and word READY appears on the Display.

Pressing Action button (6) (fig. 1) at this point triggers a

distance measuring session, and the result will be displayed in

numerical form (4) (fig. 3) (if measurement is unsuccessful then

four dashes ‘----‘ will appear in the numerical area). Please note

that the target must be over 20m away.

If the Action button (6) is held (pressed) for more than 3 seconds

the System automatically enters SCANNING mode.

At this mode the System repetitively performs distance

measuring and displaying. The time interval between

measurements is approximately 1 second.

The maximum measuring range for most objects will be 1512m.

The maximum measured distance will vary greatly depending on

the reflectivity of the target, weather conditions and more.

Target reflectivity depends on its color, surface finish, shape etc.

Bright colors are more reflective than darks. A polished surface

is more reflective than a rough one. Larger targets are easier for

distance measuring. Measuring a target faced at 90o

(perpendicular to the laser beams path) provides optimal results.

Bad weather conditions (rain, fog, snow, mist) will reduce the

maximum measured range.

Bright sunny days will reduce performance as well

While the unit will work through many glass types, measuring

through glass will affect the results.

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