Newcon Optik NEWCON LRB 3000 PRO - Manual (Page 13)

If you want to leave the mode switching procedure without
remembering your choice, you should press and keep held the M
button for more than two seconds. This works like “Escape” key
on a computer keyboard. The rangefinder will remain in the last
set mode and return to the READY state.
Below is the full list of all modes available in the main menu
and submenus. The flashing symbols, which you see on the
display during the mode selection procedure, are marked in bold
in the text.
• Std1 – the unit will measure three parameters at once as
distance in meters, horizontal angles in degrees, vertical
angles in degrees. The target selection is set to Auto. The
reticle shape is set to crosshair. This choice turns off the
gating, if it was turned on before.
• COdE – if you choose this option, you will enter into codes
submenu.
• Cd1 M – the unit will measure and display the distance
in meters only. The target selection and the reticle shape
inherit the previous value.
• Cd2 Y – the unit will measure and display the distance
in yards only. The target selection and the reticle shape
inherit the previous value.
• Cd3 -° – the unit will measure and display the horizontal
angle in degrees only. The target selection and the reticle
shape inherit the previous value.
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There is one default preset mode, Standard1 (Meters, Degrees,
Crosshair shape reticle, Auto target selection), which opens the
mode trek.
Another standard mode is assigned to Code 8. It determines
measurement units and features as Yards, Degrees, Crosshair
shape reticle, Auto target selection.
After you have selected one of these modes, you can override
its reticle type and target selection with the sub selection code.
For example, Standard1 mode implies crosshair shape reticle. If
you choose rectangular reticle (sub selection Code 10), you
change the reticle shape and leave all other parameters of this
mode intact. If then you choose Standard1 again, the reticle will
turn back crosshair. The last set mode overwrites all features that
it controls.
All other modes determine only one parameter to measure. For
example, Code 14 allows to measure speed of the objects as
kilometers per hour. The shape of reticle and target selection will
remain the same, as they had been set before you selected the
Code 14. Now you can choose a new reticle shape, still
remaining in the speed measuring mode. This example
demonstrates that Codes 9-13 replace one selected feature
independently, and all other codes can replace more than one
feature in a bunch.
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