User manual LEUPOLD GX RANGEFINDERS

[. . . ] GXTM Series Rangefinders OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Table of Contents Introduction . Page 38 1 Introduction Congratulations!You have purchased a Leupold® GXTM Series digital laser rangefinder that has been crafted by Leupold's engineers and designers to be the best rangefinder on the market, and to provide you with years of solid performance on the course . Following are instructions detailing the proper use and employment of your GX Series rangefinder . [. . . ] Following the input of your measured 4-iron striking distance, the next depression of MODE will begin the process of entering the temperature at which this distance was obtained . The last saved temperature will be flashing in the bottom portion of the display . Press POWER to begin incrementing through the temperature settings . Pressing POWER will increment through a range of 30 degrees to 120 degrees F in 5 degree increments . When the appropriate temperature is displayed, press MODE to save your selection and move on to the altitude input . P 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 22 23 The last saved altitude will be flashing in the bottom portion of the display . Press POWER to begin incrementing through the altitude settings . Pressing POWER will increment through a range of 0 feet to 9999 feet in 500 foot increments . When the appropriate altitude is displayed, press MODE to save your selection and move to the next mode (yards/meters) . (GX-II only) 1) Press POWER to activate the rangefinder . 2) Press and hold MODE for at least 1 second to enter the Quick Set Menu; the TGR icon will be flashing 3) While the TGR icon is flashing, press and release POWER as necessary until the TGR icon is displayed steadily and the word "ON" is displayed in the lower portion of the display . 4) Press and release MODE to input the current temperature and altitude as described above . 5) Press and release MODE again to progress to the Club Selector icon, which will be flashing . P 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6) While the Club Selector icon is flashing, press and release POWER as necessary until the Club Selector icon is displayed steadily and the word "ON" is displayed in the lower portion of the display . 7) To save the changes and return to ranging mode, let the unit sit idle for at least 20 seconds until an automatic power-down occurs, or simply press and hold MODE for at least 1 second . To continue through the Quick Set Menu and manipulate another feature, press and release MODE until the appropriate icon is flashing . NOTE: If this is the first time that the Club Selector feature has been used, you must continue and input the striking distance of your 8, 6, and 4-iron, as well as the temperature and altitude at which these distances were measured. The input information will be saved for future use. If this is not completed, the GX-II will use the default settings (130 yards for an 8-iron, 150 yards for a 6-iron, and 170 yards for a 4-iron). How do I Input tHe StRIkInG dIStance of tHe 8, 6 and 4-IRon?(GX-II only) NOTE: Though we strongly recommend inputting the specific distances obtained with each of the irons mentioned above, the specialized algorithms 24 25 used by the GX-II will make logical assumptions about the remaining club(s) if specific distances are not known for one or more of the remaining clubs. *Reminder: You cannot input a distance value less than or equal to the previous club. For example, if you choose 155 yards for your 8-iron, the lowest available distance for your 6-iron will be 160 yards. The procedure for inputting specific striking distance begins immediately after activating the Club Selector feature . [. . . ] Hold MODE + POWER for at least 10 seconds to reset the unit to factory settings . Hold MODE for at least 1 second to enter the Quick Set Menu, or to exit the Quick Set Menu and save all changes . Pressing POWER will toggle menu options on/off, and increment through mode options . Pressing MODE will cycle through menu options and save mode settings . 36 37 Cleaning/Maintenance Blow away dust or debris on lenses, or use a soft lens brush (such as the one found on the Leupold LensPen) . [. . . ]