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6.1.4. Rangender main screens
The rangender main screens are enabled automatically when a rangender is detected
in the LBUS daisy-chain and a lens le is loaded. The rangender main screens consist of
a rangender overview and a rangender settings screen.
Note: The rangender adjustment menu can be accessed from both rangender main
screens quickly by tapping and holding the touch display or by pressing and holding the
menu button 2 (MB2).
6.1.4.1. Rangender overview screen
1 Measured rangender distance (value)
2 Measured rangender distance (position)
3 Actual focus position (white)
4 Actual knob position (red)
5 Target direction indicator
6 DOF range
7 Rangender sensor warning
The rangender overview screen displays the rangender information gracally and
numerically.
The target direction will be indicated visually in relation to the actual knob position to
allow quick orientation and a precise focus pull towards the measured target.
When autofocus is activated, the actual focus position will move from the actual knob
position and match the measured rangender distance. The visualization of the actual
knob position allows the knob to be aligned to the measured distance for a seamless
switch back to manual focus when autofocus is deactivated. cPRO oers numerous
autofocus trigger functions. Please also refer to section “6.2.3.8.2. User button
functions” on page 96 in this manual.
The numeric rangender distance value will turn green if the measured rangender dis-
tance is within depth of eld.
Note: When using cmotion’s cnder III, the rangender’s sensor warning will be displayed if
a target is not detected. (Please refer to the cnder III user guide)
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