Newcon Optik LRF MOD 4EC Bedienungsanleitung

Operation Manual

LASER RANGE FINDER MODULE

LRF MOD 4EC

105 Sparks Ave., Toronto, ON, M2H 2S5, Canada

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Read prior to activation

You have just purchased a sophisticated electro-optical device

that emits invisible laser radiation. To operate it properly, please

read this manual carefully.

•NEVER direct laser beam at the eyes of people or animals

•NEVER aim the unit at the Sun or bright sources of light

•NEVER subject the unit to impacts

•NEVER transport the unit without its case

•NEVER disassemble the unit. This may be hazardous for you

due to high voltage currents in the system

•ALWAYS keep the unit out of children’s reach

•ALWAYS store the unit in a dry place

•Caution - use of controls or adjustments, or performance of

procedures other than those specified herein may result in

hazardous radiation exposure

•Caution - use of optical instruments such as binoculars, loupes,

mirrors, lenses, etc. with this product increases eye hazard.

•Caution - avoid access of direct sun light into eye-piece optics

for more then 5 sec consistently.

•Note: Avoid eye exposure to direct laser beam or its close

reflection

CONTENTS

1. BRIEF DESCRIPTION............................................ 3

1.1 Principle of work ................................................. 4

1.2 Key Features ........................................................ 4

2. DEVICE APPEARANCE ........................................ 5

3. DELIVERY SET ...................................................... 7

3.1 Standard delivery set............................................ 7

3.2 Optional accessories ............................................ 7

4. SPECIFICATIONS .................................................. 8

5. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS............................ 10

5.1 Maximum distance............................................. 10

5.2 Module controls ................................................. 10

5.3 Measurement procedure..................................... 11

5.4 Target selection logic......................................... 12

5.5 Individual Measurement and Scanning regimes 12

5.6 Operation and service modes............................. 13

5.7 Mode switching and tuning................................ 14

5.8 Setup mode ........................................................ 16

5.9 Compass calibration........................................... 19

5.10 Interface format ................................................. 19

5.11 Gating mode....................................................... 20

5.12 Data Recall mode............................................... 21

5.13 Display test mode .............................................. 22

5.14 Additional display information.......................... 22

6. BEST MEASURING TECHNIQUE...................... 23

7. Interconnectivity..................................................... 25

7.1 Connecting to computer..................................... 25

7.2 Data output protocol .......................................... 25

7.3 Additional communication features, for special

orders only ..................................................................... 27

7.4 Output connector pin layout and cable diagram 29

7.5 GPS interconnectivity ........................................ 30

8. STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE...................... 32

9. TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................... 33

10. WARRANTY......................................................... 34

11. CUSTOMER SUPPORT........................................ 35

12. QUALITY CERTIFICATE.................................... 36

CAREFULLY READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE USING!

FAILURE TO OBEY THE INSTRUCTIONS WILL

VOID THE WARRANTY AND MAY CAUSE

INJURY!

1. BRIEF DESCRIPTION

The LRF Modules use the same electronics and optics as

rangefinder monoculars and binoculars. These modules can add

various range finding capabilities into host systems: distance &

speed measurement, azimuth and elevation measurement.

The modules have a built-in computer interface, which enables

immediate data acquisition by any system with standard serial

interface. Depending on exact model, customer has a choice of

various incorporated features, including, but not limited to gating

capability, fast scan mode, speed measurement, object selection

and more.

Typically a rangefinder module becomes a part of:

- Thermal imagers

- Day/night surveillance systems

- Airborne optical systems.

Both modules can be integrated into a bigger observation system.

The Modules comply with CFR 21, Part 1040.10

Principle of work

The Modules send invisible, eye safe laser pulses to the target.

Pulses reflected from the target are captured and processed by the

digital circuitry. The time-of-flight delay between the sent and

received pulses allows calculating the distance to the target.

A built-in digital compass/inclinometer of MOD 4EC measures

target’s azimuth and elevation simultaneously with ranging.

Key Features

Selection of the first, last or the most reflective target

Distance is displayed in meters or yards, speed is displayed

in km/h or MPH, azimuth and elevation are displayed in

degrees or mils

Original digital circuitry allows ranging through most types

of glass, bushes and other obstacles

Two reticle shapes: -¦- or □

Built-in digital accurate compass/inclinometer, angles are

displayed in degrees or mils.

On-board memory keeps results of the last 10 measurements,

that can be recalled

2. DEVICE APPEARANCE

1 – Communication connector 2 – Detachable eye-piece

3 – LRF cover 4 – Desiccator

5 – Optical window 6 – Detachable camera

Fig. 1. MOD 4EC general view

1 – Low battery indicator 2 – Reticle (either -¦- or ⁯)

3 – Units of measurement 4 – Measurement result

5 – Target quality indicator 6 – Laser active indicator

7 – Gating indicator 8 – Setup mode indicator

9 – Ready mode indicator

Fig. 2. Liquid Crystal Display view

through the eyepiece

3. DELIVERY SET

Standard delivery set

The unit is supplied in the following assembly:

Qty

LRF MOD 4EC 1

Eyepiece 1

USB camera 1

Compact disk with software 1

Computer/power cable 1

Operation manual 1

Warranty card 1

Hard case 1

Connectors:

Data/power connector LEMO Push-Pull Connector

FGG.0B.309.CLAD52

Data and power connectors can be modified per individual

order.

Optional accessories

GPS cable

Remote control module

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