Laser Technology TruPulse 200, User Manual

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Laser Technology, Inc. TruPulse 200 User's Manual 6
th
Edition
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Unpacking Your TruPulse
When you unpack the TruPulse, check to make sure that you received everything that you ordered,
and that it all arrived undamaged.
Basic Package
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TruPulse 200
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Carrying Case
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Eyepiece Cover
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Lens Cloth
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Neck Strap
Compatible Accessories
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Data Download Cable
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Foliage Filter
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Tripod / Monopod
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This manual is available for download from Laser Technology's Website.
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To learn more about any of the items listed above, please contact your
LTI Sales Representative or an Authorized LTI Distributor.
Understanding How the TruPulse Works
The TruPulse consists of a laser range sensor, an integrated tilt sensor, and a digital processor. The
TruPulse has three buttons that access the unit's internal software, which controls the integrated
sensors.
LCD Display
A liquid crystal display (LCD) is mounted within the optical system and when activated, displays a
reticle for targeting, yards / meters, and the display indicators. Inherent in the manufacturing process
are small black spots that appear in the optical system. These are a natural characteristic of the LCD
and cannot be fully eliminated in the manufacturing process. These small black spots do not affect
the distancing performance of the unit.
Laser Range Sensor
The laser range sensor emits invisible, eye safe, infrared energy pulses. The TruPulse determines
distance by measuring the time it takes for each pulse to travel from the rangefinder to the target, and
back. The LASER indicator is displayed whenever the laser is being transmitted. The laser may be
active for a maximum of 10 seconds. Once the target is acquired or the laser has timed out, you can
release the FIRE button. The TruPulse has a broad spectrum of sensitivity and can work with both
reflective and non-reflective targets. See TruTargeting (below) for information about high quality
and low quality targets.
TruTargeting
The TruPulse automatically provides the best accuracy and acquisition distance to a given target.
Maximum measurement distance varies with target quality and environmental conditions. When
shooting to a non-reflective target, the maximum measurement distance is approximately 1,000
meters (3,280 feet). When shooting to a reflective target, the maximum measurement distance is
approximately 2,000 meters (6,560 feet).