Nikon COOLSHOT PRO STABILIZED Manuel utilisateur

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Manuel utilisateur
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Instruction manual/Manual de instrucciones/Manuel d’utilisation/Bedienungsanleitung/
Manuale di istruzioni/Bruksanvisning/Gebruiksaanwijzing/Pуководство по
продукции/Manual de instruções/Instrukcją obsługi/Käyttöohje/Instruksjonsmanual/
Brugsvejledning/Návod k použití/Manual de instrucţiuni/Kezelési útmutató
LaserRangefinder/Telémetro láser/Télémètre laser/
Laser-Entfernungsmesser/Telemetro laser/Laseravståndsmätare/
Laserafstandsmeter/Лазерный дальномер/Telêmetro a laser/
Dalmierz laserowy/Laseretäisyysmittari/Laseravstandsmåler/
Laserafstandsmåler/Laserový dálkoměr/Telemetru cu laser/
Lézeres távolságmérő
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English .................................................... 3
Español ................................................. 25
Français ................................................ 47
Deutsch................................................. 69
Italiano ................................................. 91
Svenska ..............................................113
Nederlands .........................................135
Русский ..............................................157
Português brasileiro ..........................179
Polski ..................................................201
Suomi ..................................................223
Norsk ..................................................245
Dansk ..................................................267
Česky...................................................289
Română ..............................................311
Magyar................................................333
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CONTENTS
English
Introduction
Read this First ......................................................................4
SAFETY AND OPERATION PRECAUTIONS ..................5
Getting to know the Laser Rangefinder
Key features ..........................................................................8
Nomenclature/Composition .......................................... 9
Internal display ................................................................ 10
Functions
STABILIZED function ...................................................... 11
First Target Priority algorithm ..................................... 11
LOCKED ON sign
(First Target Priority detection sign) ......................... 11
Actual Distance Indicator ............................................. 11
Inserting/Replacing battery
Type of battery ................................................................. 12
Inserting/Replacing battery ........................................ 12
Battery level indicator ................................................... 12
Navigating the menus
Changing the measurement display mode (F1)
... 14
Changing the internal display luminance (F2) ..... 15
Changing the distance display unit (F3) ................. 16
Switching the Actual Distance Indicator (F4)
ON or OFF .......................................................................... 17
Operation diagram of the setting menus .............. 18
Measurement
Adjusting the focus of the internal display............ 19
Measuring .......................................................................... 19
Single measurement ...................................................... 20
Continuous measurement ........................................... 20
Technical notes
Specifications ................................................................... 21
Troubleshooting/Repair ............................................... 23
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Introduction
Read this First
Thank you for purchasing the Nikon Laser Rangefinder COOLSHOT PRO STABILIZED.
Before using the product, read this manual thoroughly to ensure proper use.
After reading this manual, keep it in a readily accessible place for future reference.
l About the manual
• No part of the manual may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or
translated into any language in any form, by any means, without Nikon’s prior written permission.
• Illustrations and display content shown in this manual may differ from the actual product.
• Nikon will not be held liable for any errors this manual may contain.
• The appearance, specifications, and capabilities of this product are subject to change without notice.
l About controls for radio interference
• This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
• This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules and to EU EMC directive. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Notice for customers in Canada
CAN ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B)
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SAFETY AND OPERATION PRECAUTIONS
Strictly observe the guidelines
contained in this manual in
order to use this product safely
and prevent possible injury or
property damage to you and
others. Understand the contents
thoroughly for correct use of the
product.
WARNING
This indicates that improper use by
ignoring the contents described
herein can result in potential death
or serious injury.
CAUTION
This indicates that improper use by
ignoring the contents described
herein can result in potential injury
or material loss.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Laser)
This product uses an invisible laser
beam. Be sure to observe the
following:
WARNING
• Do not press the PWR button while
looking into the laser emission
aperture. You may damage your
eyes.
• Do not aim at eyes.
• Do not point the laser at people.
• Do not look at lasers with other
optical instruments such as lenses
or binoculars. You may damage
your eyes.
• When not measuring, keep your
fingers away from the PWR button
to avoid accidentally emitting the
laser.
• When not in use for an extended
period, remove the battery.
• Do not disassemble, remodel, or
repair the product. The laser
emission may be harmful to your
health. If the product is
disassembled, remodeled, or
repaired, it is no longer
guaranteed by the manufacturer.
• Store the product in a place out of
reach of children.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
(Monocular)
WARNING
• Never look directly at the sun,
intense light, or lasers while using
this product. It may seriously
damage the eyes or cause
blindness.
CAUTION
• Keep the plastic bag used to wrap
this product or other small parts
out of reach of children. The bag
may block their mouths and noses
and cause them to suffocate.
• Be careful of children inadvertently
swallowing small parts or
accessories. If children swallow
such parts, see a doctor
immediately.
• Turn off this product when not in
use.
• When carrying this product, store
it in the case.
• If this product fails to operate
correctly for any reason,
discontinue use immediately and
consult with a Nikon authorized
service representative.
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• Do not leave this product in an
unstable place. It may fall and
cause injury or malfunction.
• Do not use this product while
walking. You may walk into
something or fall and cause injury
or malfunction.
• Do not swing this product by the
strap. You may hit others and
cause injury.
• The rubber parts of this product
(such as the eyecup) or rubber
parts of the included case and
strap may deteriorate if used or
stored for a long period of time.
The deteriorated rubber may
attach on clothes and cause stains.
Check their condition before use,
and consult with a Nikon
authorized service representative
if a defect is found.
• Using the rubber eyecup for
extended periods of time may
cause skin inflammation. If you
develop any symptoms, stop use
and see a doctor immediately.
PRECAUTIONS
(Lithium battery)
Incorrect use may cause the lithium
battery to rupture or leak, which will
corrode the device or stain your
hands and clothing.
Be sure to observe the following:
• Install the battery with the + and
– poles positioned correctly.
• Remove the battery when this is
depleted or will not be used for
extended periods.
• Keep the battery away from fire or
water. Never disassemble the
battery.
• Do not charge the lithium battery.
• Do not short the terminal of the
battery chamber.
• Do not carry the battery together
with keys or coins in a pocket or
bag. You may short the battery and
cause overheating.
• If liquid leaked from the lithium
battery comes into contact with
clothing or skin, rinse with plenty
of water. If it enters the eyes or
mouth, rinse with water and
consult a doctor immediately.
• When disposing of the lithium
battery, follow your local area
regulations.
HANDLING AND OPERATION
PRECAUTIONS
• Do not subject this product to
physical shock.
• If you accidentally apply strong
physical shock or drop the product
and suspect a malfunction, consult
with your local dealer or a Nikon
authorized service representative
immediately.
• Do not use the product
underwater.
• Wipe off any rain, water, sand, or
mud on the product as soon as
possible with a soft, clean cloth.
• When this product is exposed to
extreme temperature changes
(suddenly brought from a cold
place to a warm place or vice-
versa), the lens surfaces may get
cloudy. Do not use the product
until the cloudiness has
disappeared.
• Do not leave the product in a car
on a hot or sunny day, or near heat
generating equipment.
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• Do not leave the
eyepiece in direct
sunlight. The
condenser effect of
the lens may
damage the internal
display surface.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
PRECAUTIONS
LENS
Be careful that you do not directly
touch the lens surface with your
hands when cleaning it. Remove
dust or lint with a blower*. For
fingerprints or other stains that
cannot be removed with a blower,
wipe the lens with a dry soft cloth or
cleaning cloth for eyeglasses, using a
spiral motion that starts at the center
of the lens and working towards the
edges. Wiping too firmly or wiping
with a hard material may damage
the lens. If this fails, gently wipe the
lens using a cloth lightly dampened
with commercial lens cleaner.
MAIN BODY
After gently removing dust with a
blower, clean the body surface with a
soft, clean cloth. After use at a
seaside, wipe off salt that may be on
the body surface with a damp, soft,
clean cloth, and then wipe with a dry
cloth. Do not use benzene, thinner,
or other cleaners containing organic
solvents.
STORAGE
Water condensation or mold may
occur on lens surfaces because of
high humidity. Therefore, store the
product in a cool, dry place. After use
on a rainy day or at night, thoroughly
dry it at room temperature, then
store in a cool, dry place.
* A rubber cleaning tool that blows
air from a nozzle.
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Symbol for separate collection applicable
in European countries
This symbol indicates that this battery is
to be collected separately.
The following apply only to users in
European countries.
• This battery is designated for
separate collection at an appropriate
collection point. Do not dispose of as
household waste.
• For more information, contact the
retailer or the local authorities in
charge of waste management.
En
Symbol for separate collection applicable
in European countries
This symbol indicates that this product is
to be collected separately.
The following apply only to users in
European countries.
• This product is designated for
separate collection at an appropriate
collection point. Do not dispose of as
household waste.
• For more information, contact the
retailer or the local authorities in
charge of waste management.
Notice for customers in the State of California
WARNING:
This product contains chemicals
including Lead which is known to the
State of California to cause cancer and
birth defects or other reproductive
harm. For more information go to
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Key features
• STABILIZED function is employed for reducing the
vibrations caused by hand movement
• Red internal display is easy-to-read
• Employs the First Target Priority algorithm that
makes a flagstick easy to measure
• LOCKED ON sign (First Target Priority detection
sign) is lit when measuring overlapping subjects
and the distance to the closest subject is displayed
• High-quality 6× finder with multilayer coating
• Larger ocular for easy viewing
• Select from four measurement display modes
• Golf mode (default setting) displays the slope
adjusted distance (horizontal distance ± height)
which is useful for golf
• Built-in Actual Distance Indicator
• Press and hold down the PWR button to activate
the continuous measurement function (up to
approx. 8 seconds)
• Automatic power shut-off (approx. 8 sec.
unoperated from standby screen)
• Waterproof and fogproof (not designed for
underwater usage)
• Invisible/Eyesafe EN/IEC Class 1M Laser
l About measurement results
This device is a basic rangefinder. Its measurement results cannot be used as official evidence.
This product uses an invisible laser beam for
measuring. It measures the time the laser beam
takes to travel from the rangefinder to the target
and back. Laser reflectivity and measurement
results may vary according to climatic and
environmental conditions, as well as the color,
surface finish, size, shape and other
characteristics of the target.
Measurement may be inaccurate or fail in the
following cases:
• In snow, rain or fog
• Small or slender target
• Black or dark target
• Target has stepped surface
• Moving or vibrating target
• When measuring the surface of water
• Target measured through glass
• When the target is glass or a mirror
• When laser incidence to the target’s reflective
surface is oblique
Getting to know the Laser Rangefinder
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Nomenclature/Composition
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Composition
• Body ×1
• Case ×1
• Strap ×1
• Lithium battery (CR2) ×1
1 MODE button
2 PWR button (POWER ON/Measurement
button)
3 6× monocular eyepiece
4 Eyecup/Diopter adjustment ring
5 Diopter index
6 Strap eyelet
7 Battery-chamber cover
8 Battery-chamber cover “Open indication
9 Monocular objective lens/Laser emission
aperture
0 Actual Distance Indicator
a Invisible Laser detector aperture
b Product number label
c Indication
* The carabiner-like ring that comes with the case is for the purpose of carrying the Laser Rangefinder only.
Do not hang anything heavy on it, nor tug on it strongly. It cannot be used for climbing.
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Internal display
1 Height (actual distance at golf mode setting)
: “Failure to measure or “Unable to measure
2 Target mark
: Aim at the target you want to measure.
Position the target at the center of the mark.
3 Unit of measure (m: meter/YD: yard)
4 Distance
: “Failure to measure” or “Unable to measure
5 Battery level indicator
6 Measurement display mode indications
7 Laser irradiation mark
: Appears while the laser is being irradiated for a
measurement. Do not look towards the objective lens
side while this mark is shown.
8 LOCKED ON sign (First Target Priority detection sign)
: When measuring overlapping subjects, and the
distance to the closest subject is displayed, this sign is
lit.
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2
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• The internal display of this product is enlarged by the eyepiece. Although you may see dust that has
entered, it does not effect the accuracy of measurement.
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STABILIZED function
l ON and OFF
The STABILIZED function is activated concurrently when the Laser Rangefinder is ON.
When the Laser Rangefinder is OFF, the STABILIZED function automatically turns off.
First Target Priority algorithm
When measuring overlapping subjects, First Target Priority algorithm displays the distance to the closest
subject.
LOCKED ON sign (First Target Priority detection sign)
When measuring overlapping subjects, such as a flagstick with trees in the background, and the distance
to a closest subject is displayed, LOCKED ON sign (First Target Priority detection sign)* is lit in the
viewfinder.
* Single measurement: When measuring overlapping subjects and the distance to a closest subject is
displayed, the sign appears.
Continuous measurement: When displayed figures shift to a closer subject, the sign appears.
LOCKED ON sign (First Target Priority
detection sign) is lit.
Actual Distance Indicator
When the Actual Distance Indicator setting is ON and the measurement display mode is set to actual
distance mode, the Actual Distance Indicator blinks while the Laser Rangefinder is ON.
You can find out at a glance that the inclinometer function is not being used.
Functions
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Type of battery
3V CR2 lithium battery ×1
Inserting/Replacing battery
1. Open the battery-chamber cover.
Rotate the battery-chamber cover counterclockwise and remove it.
2. Insert the battery.
To replace the battery, take out the old battery before inserting a new one.
Follow the battery insertion mark inside the battery chamber to insert the + and - ends of the battery in
the correct orientation (insert so that the - end faces up). If the battery is not inserted correctly, the
Laser Rangefinder will not operate.
3. Attach the battery-chamber cover.
Rotate the battery-chamber cover clockwise and secure it firmly. When attaching the battery-chamber
cover, securely screw it all the way and check that it is secured.
• The battery-chamber cover may be difficult to rotate because this product uses a rubber seal to
maintain its waterproof capabilities.
Battery level indicator
Display Description
After power on, displays for 2 seconds only. Sufficient power available.
After power on, displays for 2 seconds only.
Power getting low.
Prepare to replace the battery.
Displayed continuously. Low. Battery should be replaced with a new one.
Blinks. After blinking 3 times, automatically
powers off.
The battery is empty.
Replace the battery.
Inserting/Replacing battery
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• Operating the MODE button
There are two ways to press the MODE button. Operate the button while following the descriptions in this manual.
- “Press and hold” means to continue pressing the button for 1.5 seconds or longer.
- “Press” means to press the button quickly (less than 1.5 seconds).
Navigating the menus
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Changing the measurement display mode (F1)
Switch between four modes (refer to the figure below) according to your golf
playstyle. The displayed information differs depending on the mode. Factory
default setting is golf mode.
1. Press the PWR button to turn on the Laser Rangefinder.
2. Press and hold the MODE button.
• You can now change the measurement display mode.
3. The setting switches every time you press the PWR button.
Golf mode: Slope adjusted distance (horizontal distance
± height) and actual distance
Actual distance mode
Actual distance and height mode
Horizontal distance and height mode
Incline
Decline
N/A
Actual
distance
Slope adjusted
distance
(horizontal distance
± height)
Actual
distance
Actual
distance
Incline
Decline
Incline
Decline
Height
Horizontal
distance
Height
N/A
• If you press and hold the MODE button or do not operate the buttons for about 8 seconds, the
displayed setting is saved and the Laser Rangefinder returns to standby.
• The setting is saved even when the Laser Rangefinder is turned OFF.
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Changing the internal display luminance (F2)
Adjust the brightness of the internal display. The factory default setting is A (Auto, automatic brightness
control). You can select A, or 1 to 5.
• A (Auto): The luminance is adjusted automatically according to the brightness of
the surroundings.
• 1 - 5: 1 is the darkest, while 5 is the brightest.
1. Press the PWR button to turn on the Laser Rangefinder.
2. Press and hold the MODE button.
3. Press the MODE button once.
• You can now change the internal display luminance.
4. The setting switches every time you press the PWR button.
A 1 2 3 4 5
• If you press and hold the MODE button or do not operate the buttons for about 8 seconds, the
displayed setting is saved and the Laser Rangefinder returns to standby.
• The setting is saved even when the Laser Rangefinder is turned OFF.
l Temporarily changing the internal display luminance setting
If the internal display is difficult to see due to the surrounding conditions, you can temporarily change
the brightness. The luminance changes every time you press the MODE button.
• The luminance level is not displayed in the internal display.
• A (Auto) cannot be set.
• When the Laser Rangefinder is turned OFF, the internal display returns to the original luminance.
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Changing the distance display unit (F3)
For the display unit of the measurement results, select YD (yards) or m (meters). Factory default setting is
YD (yard).
1. Press the PWR button to turn on the Laser Rangefinder.
2. Press and hold the MODE button.
3. Press the MODE button twice.
• You can now change the distance display unit.
4. The setting switches every time you press the PWR button.
(yard) (meter)
• If you press and hold the MODE button or do not operate the buttons for
about 8 seconds, the displayed setting is saved and the Laser Rangefinder
returns to standby.
• The setting is saved even when the Laser Rangefinder is turned OFF.
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Switching the Actual Distance Indicator (F4) ON or OFF
When the Actual Distance Indicator setting is ON and the measurement display mode is set to actual
distance mode, the Actual Distance Indicator blinks while the Laser Rangefinder is ON. You can find out at
a glance that the inclinometer function is not being used. Factory default setting is On (on).
1. Press the PWR button to turn on the Laser Rangefinder.
2. Press and hold the MODE button.
3. Press the MODE button three times.
• You can now change the Actual Distance Indicator.
4. The setting switches every time you press the PWR button.
(on) (off)
• If you press the MODE button or do not operate the buttons for about
8 seconds, the displayed setting is saved and the Laser Rangefinder returns
to standby.
• The setting is saved even when the Laser Rangefinder is turned OFF.
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Operation diagram of the setting menus
Temporarily change the luminance level.
Switch between five luminance levels.
Press and hold the MODE button.
Press the MODE button.
Press the PWR button.
Standby
A 1 2 3 4 5
Internal display luminance: F2
Distance display unit: F3
(yard) (meter)
Actual Distance Indicator: F4
(on) (off)
Actual distance
mode
N/A
Measurement display mode: F1
Actual distance and height
mode
Golf mode: Slope adjusted distance (horizontal
distance ± height) and actual distance
Horizontal distance
and height mode
• If you press and hold the MODE button or do not operate the buttons for about 8 seconds while operating
the setting menus, the displayed setting is saved and the Laser Rangefinder returns to standby.
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Measurement
Caution — Controls, adjustments or usage of procedures other than those specified herein may produce
negative effects or damage to your health due to laser radiation.
• Before measuring, be sure to confirm each menu setting. Refer to “Navigating the menus for menu details
and how to change the settings.
Adjusting the focus of the internal display
If the internal display is difficult to see, adjust the focus with the following
procedure.
1. Press the PWR button to turn on the power.
2. Look through the eyepiece and rotate the diopter adjustment ring until the
internal display comes into focus.
Diopter adjustment ring
Measuring
1. Press the PWR button to turn on the power.
• If you do not operate the button for about 8
seconds, the power turns off automatically.
2. Aim at the target.
Position the center of the target mark on the
target.
Immediately after power-on
Target mark
3. Press the PWR button to measure.
After measurement, the result is displayed for approx. 8 seconds, then power automatically turns off.
Press the PWR button while the power is on to measure again.
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Single measurement
Pressing the PWR button once starts single measurement, then displays the results.
Example of measured
distance display
Example of measurement
failure
Continuous measurement
Press and hold down the PWR button to start continuous measurement up to approx. 8 seconds. During
measurement, the measured result is displayed consecutively while the laser irradiation mark is blinking. If
you release your finger from the button, continuous measurement stops.
Standby
Continuous measurement
Press the PWR button once
Press and hold down the PWR
button
Single measurement
l When measuring a flagstick at a golf course
Keep targeting the flagstick at the center of the target mark with the continuous measurement function
to minimize the effects of hand shake.
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