VPROOSOOS VPRO500S Slope and Pinseeker Rangefinder Instructions

VPROOSOOS VPRO500S Slope and Pinseeker Rangefinder

THANK YOU

You have made a great choice with Taclaclac ! We truly care that you are happy with your purchase. Please read this manual before use to learn how to operate and care for your rangefinder.
If you have any questions or any issues at all, email or call us, we will work with you until you’re happy!
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WARRANTY

Please be sure to register the 2-Year Limited Warranty for your TecTecTec! VPRO500S Rangefinder immediately!
Visit tectectec.com/warranty to validate and subscribe to this already-included free service. We recommend that you do it now, so that you don’t miss out in case you need it.

• 30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
• 2-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY (ONLINE REGISTRATION REQUIRED)
• EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNTS

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• 1x Rangefinder
• 1x CR2-3V Battery
• 1x Microfiber Cloth
• 1x Pouch
• 1x Wrist Strap
• 1x Manual

FEATURES

• Complies with the USGA Tournament Rule 14-3
• Accurate within +/- 1 yard or meter
• Fast and easy to use
• Transmits laser up to 10 seconds
• Compact and lightweight
• Ergonomic design
• Automatic shut-off
• Invisible laser
• Adjustable diopter (eyepiece)

SPECS

LET’S GET STARTED

TURNING THE POWER ON

1. TURN ON  Press the Power Button to turn the rangefinder on.
2. TURN OFF The rangefinder will automatically turn off after 30 seconds if left unattended.

UNIT OF MEASUREMENT
Press and hold the Mode Button down for 3 seconds to alternate between meters and yards.
Pressing the Mode Button briefly will change the “Mode” for multiple readings: NORMAL/SCAN> PIN SEEKER> SLOPE

INSERTING THE BATTERY

1. Placing your thumb over the grooves on the battery cover and push down to remove it completely.
2. Pull the ribbon out to ensure it is under the battery to allow for easy battery removal. Insert the CR2-3V Lithium battery on top of the ribbon with the negative end facing the spring inside of the battery compartment.
3. Replace the battery cover by sliding it back up over the battery compartment.

ATTACHING THE STRAP

1. Loop the wrist strap through the slot located near the battery compartment.
2. Pull the large end of the wrist strap through the small end to form a knot.
3. The wrist strap can be worn around your wrist to prevent the risk of the rangefinder accidentally falling out of you hands and becoming damaged/broken.

HOLDING THE RANGEFINDER

1. Look through the rubber eyepiece.
2. Both buttons should be facing the sky (up) as you use the rangefinder.

ADJUSTING THE EYEPIECE

1. Look through the rubber eyepiece.
2. Turn the eyepiece/diopter to the left or right until the image is clear.

VIEWING THE LCD DISPLAY
The Rangefinder uses eye-safe beams to measure the distance to objects up to 540 yards away, by measuring the time it takes for the laser pulse to reflect off of the target and return.

In addition to golfing, the rangefinder can be used for hunting, and surveying equipment for architectural and outdoor projects. Weather conditions, along with the size, shape, surface, and color of the target can affect performance. Holding the rangefinder steady is essential to getting an accurate reading.

NORMAL MODE

Normal Mode wlll allow you to find the exact distance quickly. Use Normal Mode when you are measuring the distance to an area or a flag that Is dearly defined with a simple background.
Golfers tell us that they prefer Normal Mode for targets within 150 yards.

1. Aim the object whose distance you want to calculate.
2. Press the Power Buttan once briefly while aiming at a target, such as a bunker. The display screen will show the distance. After taking a measurement, press 11Pawar” again to find the distance to a new target.

SCAN MODE

Use “Scan Mode” while In “Normal Mode” Just by holding down the Power Button when determining the distance to hazards and when you want to have a comprehensive understanding of multiple distances on the course. Use Scan Mode when It’s windy and for targets surrounded by background objects.
The word “SCAN” appears on screen.

1. Hold the Power Button for 8 seconds. At the same time, sweep the rangefinder from object to object.
2. Hold the Pawer Button for 8 seconds. At the same time, sweep the rangefinder from object to object.

PIN SEEKER MODE
Use “Pin Seeker Mode” (to find the closest vertical object) the distance to a flagstick on a green with wood in the background well as when measuring overlapping targets. It is also good to use on a windy day. The locking function allows you to confidently take your shot.

1. Press the Mada Button briefly to see a flag icon on the display which indicates that you are in Pin Seeker Made.
2. Press the Mada Button 8 briefly to see a flag icon on the display which indicates that you are in Pin Seeker Made.

SLOPE MODE
Use “Slope Mode” to obtain the distance to the closest object when multiple objects are detected and also correct for the angle. (This mode is also known as the “Closest Distance Object Priority Function”).

1. Press the Mode Button MODE until you see the Angle symbol and the Flag 1 on the screen as an indicator that the Slope is ON.
2. Aim the object whose distance you want to calculate and press the Power Button while aiming at a target.
3. The angle of the slope will appear next to the Angle < symbol. Next to the larger Y or M (yards/meters) will be the distance, and next to the smaller Y or M will be the slope corrected distance.

NOTE When measuring be sure to have no other object between you and your target.

SLOPE + PIN SEEKER MODE

The distance shown in the larger font will be the Actual Distance.
The distance shown in the smaller font is the Slope Corrected Distance.

A) Angle
B) Actual distance
C) Slope corrected distance

DO NOT TAKE MEASUREMENTS WHILE AIMING THROUGH GLASS SUCH AS WINDOWS, OR GOLF CART WINOSHIELOS, ETC.

MAINTENANCE

1. Remove dust or dirt on the lens surface using a soft, oil free brush before storing the rangefinder back in the carrying case.
2. Remove smudges or fingerprints by gently rubbing with a soft glass cleaning cloth or a high-quality, oil-free tissue.
3. Use lens cleaners designed for use with photographic equipment or isopropyl alcohol to wipe the lenses. Always apply cleaning fluid to the cleaning cloth first. DO NOT pour any liquids onto the lens.
4. If water vapor enters the unit place it in direct sunlight for two to three hours. DO NOT turn on.
5. When storing the rangefinder for periods longer than 30 days, remove the battery first to avoid corrosion.
6. Always store the rangefinder at room temperature or a controlled temperature in a dry place with low humidity. Never keep it in a very hot or very cold place, such as inside a car.

TROUBLESHOOTING

NO DISPLAY

1. Reinsert the battery.
2. Check the polarity (+/-) of the battery.
3. Clean the battery contacts.
4. Make sure the battery is not drained.
5. Be sure battery contacts are straight and that nothing is blocking them.
6. Press the power button firmly.
7. Try another battery.

FADING DISPLAY

1. Be sure that the rangefinder and its case are completely dry.
2. Place it under direct sunlight for 3-4 hours.

CAN NOT MEASURE

1. Be sure the device is powered on.
2. Be sure that nothing is blocking the lenses.
3. Make sure you are not trying to measure beyond the maximum measuring distance.
4. The target must be further away than 15 meters/16 yards.
5. Press the Power Button briefly in Normal Mode.

DOES NOT MEASURE SLOPE

1. Aim the horizontal crosshairs at the point from which you wish to measure slope.
2. The crosshairs should be level with the ground and the unit should be tilted up or down.

SAFETY

TO AVOID INJURY, FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES

1. KEEP AWAY from children.
2. DO NOT power on the rangefinder while looking into the objective lens or the light-receiving aperture.
3. DO NOT aim at the eyes of people, animals, or at the sun.
4. DO NOT operate with any additional optical elements.
5. DO NOT disassemble, doing so will also void the warranty.
6. DO NOT submerge or expose to water or liquids, this rangefinder is not waterproof.
7. DO NOT place on any unstable surface in case it falls.

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