Leupold GX-3 Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

GX -3 and GX -4

Rangefinders

Part # 110159

Artwork # 110160

Introduction .................................................. Page 1

About Leupold & Stevens, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 2

Accuracy ..................................................... Page 4

How GX Rangefinders Work..................................... Page 5

GX Rangefinder Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 6

Operation .................................................... Page 7

Using Prism Lock ........................................... Page 10

Smart Key (TGR/Club Selector) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 12

Cleaning/Maintenance......................................... Page 36

Warranty/Repair.............................................. Page 37

Table of Contents

Congratulations! You have purchased a Leupold® GX 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. To ensure top performance for

the life of the product, please read these instructions before operating your

GX-3 or GX-4.

Introduction

About Leupold & Stevens, Inc.

It’s a decidedly American story: in 1907, a young German immigrant named

Fred Leupold set up a one-man shop at 5th and Oak Streets in Portland,

Oregon, repairing optics for surveying equipment. The small company survived

the First World War and the Great Depression. But it was the Second World

War that would forever change the company. Working with the U.S. Army

on a riflescope and the Navy on optics for use aboard ships, the engineers at

Leupold® learned the secrets of waterproofing and durable construction that

would completely change the world of sports optics.

Leupold & Stevens, Inc. is still family-owned, though the focus has turned from

land surveying to helping people across the globe survey their environments

with innovative, high-performance optics and accessories. Leupold optics are

renowned for their unchallenged ruggedness, absolute waterproof integrity,

and their vastly superior optical quality. A century of observation and optical

experience has gone into every product we produce, and we think the results

are well worth the extra effort required to achieve this level of quality.

In true American style, the philosophical foundation laid in our early years has

served us well as we’ve grown and changed over the decades. In fact, the firm’s

founder established the clarity of purpose that we see at Leupold & Stevens, Inc.

today:

“We solemnly promise never to let down on quality, the customer is entitled to

a square deal.”

Markus Friederich

“Fred” Leupold

The ranging accuracy of the GX series of rangefinders is +/- one yard/meter. The

maximum effective range depends upon a number of factors including lighting

conditions and air quality, but the most important factor is the reflectivity of the

target. For most objects, the maximum distance is 600 yards, while for highly

reflective targets, distances of 800 yards can be obtained.

Accuracy

MAXIMUM RANGE

CONDITION GX-3 GX-4

Reﬂective Target (yd/m) 800/731 800/731

Trees (yd/m) 600/549 600/549

Pin (yd/m) 450/411 450/411

The Leupold GX series of rangefinders emit a series of invisible, infrared energy

pulses that are reflected off the selected target back to the optical unit. State-

of-the-art circuitry and precision computing circuits are used to calculate the

distance instantaneously by measuring the time it takes for each pulse to travel

from the GX rangefinder to the object and back.

Surface texture, color, size, and shape of the target all affect reflectivity, which

in turn affects the maximum range of the instrument. As a rule of thumb,

brightly colored targets are much more reflective than darker targets, with

black being the least reflective color. A shiny surface is more reflective than

a dull surface. Smaller targets are more difficult to range than larger targets.

Light conditions, haze, fog, rain, and other environmental conditions can all

affect ranging performance. Any factor which degrades air clarity will reduce

the maximum effective range. Bright light shining directly on the lenses reduc-

es the effectiveness, producing shorter maximum ranges than those possible on

darker (overcast) days. The steadier the GX unit is held, the greater the

maximum distance.

How it Works

Specifications

The GX Series of digital laser rangefinders provides a variety of useful modes

to tailor performance to the conditions you experience in the field. Model

features are identified on the following pages.

GX-3 GX-4

Magniﬁcation

6x 6x

Inclinometer

No Yes

TGR

™

(True Golf Range

™

)

No Yes

Club Selector

No Yes

3 Selectable Aiming Reticles

Yes Yes

Quick Set Menu

Yes Yes

Line of Sight Distance

Yes Yes

Yards/Meters

Yes Yes

Fog Mode

Yes Yes

Prism Lock

Yes Yes

1-Touch Scan Mode

Yes Yes

Battery Life >2000 Actuations >2000 Actuations

Weight

7.8 oz 7.9 oz

Dimension (Inches) 3.7L x 2.9H x 1.3W 4.1L x 2.9H x 1.3W

Low Battery Indicator

Yes Yes

Warranty

1 Year 1 Year

Weatherproof

Yes Yes

Operation

QUICK SET MENU™

*GX-4 display shown with all possible modes visible

GX-3 & GX-4

Battery

POWER

MODE

Focus

The GX-3 and GX-4 have two buttons: POWER and MODE. When you initially

from other potential targets behind the pin.

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