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THE EQUIVALENT HORIZONTAL RANGE (

)

Shots at targets at a higher or lower elevation are 

subject to changed ballistic conditions. Therefore, 

they require knowledge of the equivalent horizontal 

range, which is relevant for hunting. Knowledge of 

the 

 is important, for example when using 

ballistic reticles. 

 values are indicated by the 

additional display 

.

Note

Horizontal 

 measurements can also result in 

values that differ from the “straight line” measured 

range, for example if the temperature and/or the 

atmospheric pressure are non-standard values.

HOLDOVER 

(

HOLd

)

(only HD-B 3000)

Holdover is defined as the point that you aim at 

with the weapon instead of the actual target point 

to compensate for the variation caused by the 

trajectory of the bullet (e.g. when using classic 

hunting reticles). By displaying the holdover, the 

Leica Geovid HD-B can provide valuable support in 

achieving the most accurate shots possible when 

hunting. In addition to the range, the calculation is 

based on the general conditions discussed in the 

previous section and the ballistic curve you have 

selected.

Note

The holdover/offset value is always displayed 

relative to the target distance.

Example If 

300m 30

 is displayed, you would have to 

aim 30 cm higher on the object than without 

compensation.

Summary of Contents for GEOVID HD-B 3000 Series

Page 1: ...578 WETZLAR DEUTSCHLAND Telefon 49 0 6441 2080 0 Telefax 49 0 6441 2080 333 www leica camera com 93 831 II 18 DLW B GEOVID HD B3000 GEOVID HD R2700 ANLEITUNG INSTRUCTIONS NOTICE D UTILISATION GEBRUIKS...

Page 2: ...EN 32 3 11 4 5 4b 7 7a 8 8 9 3 2 1 6a 6 4a 12 13 10...

Page 3: ...out eye glasses 4 steps b Turned in for use with eye glasses 5 Central focusing wheel 6 Diopter compensation ring with a scale 7 Diopter compensation ring for displays with a scale 8 Hinged joints for...

Page 4: ...ive and emitting an invisible laser and the laser aperture should not be pointed toward anyone Do not take the product apart or modify the product in any way to expose internal electronics that might...

Page 5: ...body cover is damaged or if it emits a strange sound due to dropping or some other cause remove the battery immediately and stop using Technical Data Laser Class IEC EN Class 1 Wavelength nm 897 Pulse...

Page 6: ...istances allow the device to calculate and display the relevant holdover values required corrective click adjustments of the reticle on a rifle scope or equivalent horizontal distances for various sel...

Page 7: ...waste Make sure to bring this device to a local disposal collection point for recycling This service is free of charge Any standard or rechargeable batteries used in this device must be removed and di...

Page 8: ...cy 47 Atmospheric conditions display 48 Determining the ballistic curve 49 Setting the ballistic curve 50 Setting the zeroing distance 51 Set ballistic curve display and zeroing distance display 51 Ba...

Page 9: ...and the nitrogen filling prevents condensation on internal optical elements ATTACHING THE LENS CAPS The rubber rings on the caps are pulled over the binocular tubes on the lens side so that the caps o...

Page 10: ...oin 2 Insert the battery so that the positive contact goes in first note the markings in the battery compartment 3 Close the cap again by turning it clockwise Notes Low temperatures impair battery per...

Page 11: ...other 50 measurements after the indicator flashes for the first time the range will however decrease with each new measurement Leica recommends using brand name batteries only Attention Never throw ba...

Page 12: ...ye glasses turn the eyecups in counter clockwise direction until the most comfortable position is found Four adjustment positions are available Figure B Removing the eyecups for cleaning Figure C if t...

Page 13: ...entral focusing wheel 3 Press the main trigger button 1 to activate the reticule 4 4 7 4 Once the reticule appears in your field of vision turn the diopter compensation ring on the right 7 red index u...

Page 14: ...ry for Distance Temperature Air Pressure or Meter Centimeter Celsius Millibar This setting also encompasses the units of measure of the holdover ballistic curves and zeroing distance Your Leica Geovid...

Page 15: ...n is pressed and held 2 Aim at the object while the reticule is lit 3 Press the main trigger button again a The reticule disappears briefly during the measurement b The measured value is displayed You...

Page 16: ...n mode and will then measure continuously Scan mode is indicated by a change in the display A new measured value appears every 0 5 seconds Scan mode is particularly useful for measuring the distance t...

Page 17: ...000 1450 m HD R 2700 1100 m Game HD B 3000 915 m HD R 2700 730 m The measuring range is influenced by the following factors Range longer shorter Color white black Angle to lens perpendicular acute Obj...

Page 18: ...at any time Press the secondary menu button 2 once The reticule appears briefly if distance measurement was not previously activated Next the following items appear in succession for around 2 s each i...

Page 19: ...Example The weapon and rifle scope are zeroed to a distance of 100 meters Table 1 applies The point of impact for the ammunition used is stated by the manufacturer as 15 0 cm at 200 m In the relevant...

Page 20: ...hen a memory card is inserted CArd appears before EU1 US1 4 Select the desired ballistics curve by pressing the main trigger button repeatedly i e US1 to US12 or EU1 to EU12 or OFF if you want to have...

Page 21: ...or 300 y 4 Save your setting by briefly pressing the secondary menu button The saved setting is initially lit continuously for 4 s as confirmation then the display switches to AbC and then disappears...

Page 22: ...the set ballistic curve d the measured temperature and atmospheric pressure values e the set zeroing distance Notes Calculation of the specified values is based on the currently set ballistic curve i...

Page 23: ...rd values HOLDOVER HOLd only HD B 3000 Holdover is defined as the point that you aim at with the weapon instead of the actual target point to compensate for the variation caused by the trajectory of t...

Page 24: ...illimeter increments SETTINGS AND SELECTION OF BALLISTIC OUTPUT FORMATS Start with step 1 if you have not previously opened the menu control or with step 3 if you have just set the zeroing distance an...

Page 25: ...s the secondary menu button 2 twice The following will appear in sequence for around 2 s each underneath the reticule instead of the range where applicable the set ballistic curve see p 50 the set zer...

Page 26: ...at www leica camera com offers the following information in the Sport Optics section a description how to enter the required information values to calculate a ballistics curve the relevant input mask...

Page 27: ...mmed ballistic curves at any time while a memory card is inserted Make sure to always check your settings A separate microSD card is required for each ballistics curve Do not attempt to rename a file...

Page 28: ...us to sand or salt crystals The housing should be cleaned using a damp cloth only Using a dry cloth may cause static electricity due to friction Do not use alcohol or chemical cleaning solutions on th...

Page 29: ...ers without eye glasses Image is blurred Diopter setting incorrect Repeat diopter compensation procedure Is displayed during distance measurement a Minimum maximum measuring range exceeded b Insuffici...

Page 30: ...cups Turn to adjust for eye glasses compatibility 4 click points detachable for easy cleaning Interocular distance adjustable 56 74 mm adjustable 60 74 mm Operating temperature range Electrical 20 to...

Page 31: ...tment at your regional Leica subsidiary a list of addresses is provided on the website of Leica Camera AG for maintenance or repair issues with your Leica equipment Leica Camera AG Customer Care Am Le...

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