Why won't my Vectronix Measuring Instruments turn on?
If your Vectronix Measuring Instruments aren't functioning, the batteries may be depleted. Try replacing them. Also, check the battery contacts for corrosion and clean them if necessary. Low temperatures can also reduce battery performance, so warm them up. Avoid storing batteries above +70°C, as extreme heat can shorten their life.
What to do if my Vectronix PLRF15 displays 'LobA'?
If your Vectronix Measuring Instruments displays 'LobA', it means the battery is almost used up. Replace the battery.
Why does my Vectronix PLRF15 display '– – – –' after distance measurement?
The '– – – –' display after a distance measurement indicates that the distance is outside the specified range. Respect the specified measurement range. It can also mean that the object is too small or inaccurately targeted, or that you are experiencing bad weather conditions. Respect the factors affecting measurement range.
What does 'ntOn' mean on my Vectronix PLRF15?
The display of 'ntOn' after a measurement indicates that the device is being used in daylight conditions with 'ntOn' selected in the configuration menu. To resolve this, select 'ntOF' in the configuration menu.
How to fix Vectronix PLRF15 measuring wrong objects?
If your device is measuring objects in front or behind the intended object, it might be because '3dOF' is set in the configuration menu, which only displays the distance with the highest return signal. Select '3dOn' in the configuration menu.
How to make electronic reticle visible on Vectronix PLRF15 Measuring Instruments?
If the electronic reticle is not visible, it is possible that 'ErOF' is set in the configuration menu. To make it visible, select 'ErOn' in the configuration menu.
General| Type | Laser Rangefinder |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | ± 1 m |
| Magnification | 7x |
| Field of View | 7° |
| Eye Relief | 15 mm |
| Protection Class | IP67 |
| Laser Class | 1M (eye-safe) |
| Battery Type | Li-ion rechargeable battery |
Important safety instructions and warnings for using the laser rangefinder device, including hazard classifications.
Details about the optical configuration, magnification, objective diameter, field of view, focus, and dioptric setting.
Specifications for the PLRF10 and PLRF15 rangefinders, including laser type, eye safety, performance, and accuracy.
Details on power supply, battery capacity, operational and storage temperatures, dimensions, and interface types.
Instructions on how to insert and replace the batteries in the device, including low battery indicators.
Procedure for adjusting the eyepiece focus for a clear image by rotating the eyepiece.
Instructions on how to reset the device settings to their original factory defaults.
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