STEINER 202102317 Ranger LRF 10×42 Instruction Manual

202102317 Ranger LRF 10×42
Instruction Manual

202102317 Ranger LRF 10×42

Congratulations on purchasing STEINER binoculars! Do not miss your life´s defining moments! The accessories included with your purchase may be used according to your requirements. Proper handling is a prerequisite for enjoying this precision device over several decades. Therefore, please read the following pages before using these STEINERs for the first time.

BASIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Figure 1:

A Eyepiece with rubber eyecup
B Power On / Measure button
C Select button
D Battery case
E Focus wheel
F Diopter adjustment

SYMBOLS AND FUNCTIONS

Symbols shown in Figure 2:

1. Target mark
2. Distance indicator
3. Measurement unit
4. Feature mode
5. Horizontal unit of measurement
6. Horizontal distance (HD) or angle
7. Battery status
8. Active measurement

BATTERY

Inserting and replacing the battery:
The laser range finder is powered by a 3 volt, type CR2 round battery. To insert and replace the battery, the Battery case D is unscrewed by turning it counter-clockwise. Insert the battery with its positive terminal going in first (according to the symbols on the battery case). Then, screw the Battery case back on again by turning it clockwise.
Battery charge level:
A new battery lasts for more than 2,500 measurements at optimal temperature. Depending on the conditions of use, the service life of a battery may be significantly shorter  or longer. Low temperatures and frequent use of the scanning mode reduce the service life of the battery. If a battery symbol is displayed on the left side of the field of view during the feature modes, it means that the battery must be changed.
Attention: Cold reduces the battery performance. In the event of low temperatures, the LRF should therefore be worn as close to the body as possible and be used with a new battery.

LASER MEASUREMENT

Laser-supported measurements:
These measurements are carried out by an eye-safe, invisible laser impulse. The LRF can display the distance measured in meters or yards. When measuring, either “M” for meter or “Y” for yard is shown alongside the round target mark. You may change the setting by using the select button C : When you press and hold the button for more than 3 seconds, the distance unit changes.

FEATURE MODES

Standard mode
No additional symbols are displayed and you are not in any special mode. The distance can be measured or the scan mode can be activated.
Priority of a closer object
When more than one target object is aimed at, the closer of the two is selected on the display.
Priority of another object
This feature ignores objects, e.g. bushes, stones and branches.
If more than one target object is targeted, the more distant of the two is shown on the display.
Applicable for distance measurements even under extreme weather conditions.
All displays active
All possible symbols are visible on the display. The brightness of the displays can be adjusted in 6 different levels by pressing the “ ” button in 6 different levels.
For the unit of horizontal distance or angle, select “M” (meters), ” ° ” (degrees) or “Y” (yards).
“HD” is displayed; it means that the horizontal distance to the target object is measured; “ ” is displayed; it means the angle to the target object is measured.
Figure 3: Battery status
If ” ” is displayed on the left side of the field of view during the feature modes, it means that the battery must be changed. Active measurement
This is indicated in the middle of the field of view by a additional ” “. When the distance is being measured “ ” flashes.

FEATURE MODES

1. Switch on your LRF by pressing the “arrow key” . You are now automatically in the mode you last used.
2. You can navigate through the different modes by pressing the “gearwheel” .

In the event of sunshine and good visibility, the following ranges and accuracies apply:
± 1.0 m/yds up to 300 m/328 yds,
± 2.0 m/yds up to 600 m/656 yds,
± 0.5 % above 600 m/656 yds
Measurement range and accuracy:
The measurement range of the LRF is between 25 m / 27.3 yds und 1,800 m / 1,968.5 yds. In this respect, the range depends on the weather conditions, the visibility and reflection characteristics of the target:

The display shows „End“ if:
– the distance is less than 25 meters
– the distance is more than 1,800 meters
– the reflection characteristics are insufficient

IMPORTANT INFORMATION LASER BEAM

Do not look directly into it with optical instruments: Laser class 1M according to DIN EN 60825-1:2015-07 You’ll be in safe hands with 1M class lasers. They only become dangerous if a magnifying glass, microscope or binoculars are held in front of your eyes. These lasers are completely safe when using standard glasses. The process involves an invisible laser beam. This product is not suitable for children.
Avoid using commercial, magnifying optical instruments, such as magnifying glasses, telescopes and riflescopes, especially in close contact to others (< 50 m).

FCC Declaration of Conformity

The binoculars were carefully tested and then found to comply with the rules within the limits of a digital class B device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. The limits were established to ensure protection against any harmful interference within a residential area. These binoculars generate, use and transmit radio waves and, if not installed and used in accordance with  the requirements of these instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, no guarantee can be provided that interference will not occur in some installations. If the binoculars cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which cannot be confirmed by switching the device concerned off and on, the user may correct these interferences by making use of the following options:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving aerial
• Enlarge the distance between the device and the receiver
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician

DISPOSAL OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

(applies to the EU, and other European countries with separate collection systems)
User information on the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment (private households).
This symbol on our products and/or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic products should not be mixed with unsorted municipal waste (ordinary household waste). For proper treatment, recovery and recycling, take these products to the appropriate collection points where they will be accepted without charge.
Before handing over the waste equipment to a collection point, please remove used batteries and accumulators and dispose of them separately from the waste equipment at the appropriate collection points.
In some countries, it may also be possible to dispose of these products at your local retailer when purchasing an equivalent new product.
Proper disposal of this product will help protect the environment and prevent potential harm to people and the environment which could result from inappropriate waste handling.
For more detailed information on the nearest collection point, please contact your local government. In accordance with provincial legislation, penalties may be imposed for improper disposal of this type of waste.
For business customers in the European Union
Please contact your dealer or supplier if you wish to dispose of electrical and electronic equipment. He will have more information for you.
Information on disposal in other countries outside the European Union
This symbol is only valid in the European Union. Please contact your local council or distributor if you wish to dispose of this product and ask for a disposal option.

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Item Number V0000651 2022/05

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