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EZ LASER RANGEFINDER

Product Callaway EZ Laser Rangender

Model EZ

Dimensions 4.30” x 3.10” x 1.65”

Weight 7.4 oz. (210g) (Without Battery)

Battery CR2 3-Volt Lithium Battery

Display LCD display

Magnication 5X

Max Range 5-800 yd

Range To Flag 5-275 yd

Accuracy +/- 1 yd

Unit of Measure Yards/Meters

Water/Fog Proof Weather Resistant (IPX 3)

SPECIFICATIONS

INTRODUCTION

Thank You for choosing the Callaway EZ Laser Rangefinder

featuring EZ Mode which allows the user to scan the agstick to

quickly acquire accurate distances without having to be completely

steady when aiming. Simply press the EZ Button & begin scanning

to lock onto the pin!

2INTRODUCTION

BATTERY INSTALLATION

1. Lift hatch tab.

2. Turn counterclockwise to open.

3. Remove protective plastic battery cover.

4. Replace battery cap & tighten by turning clockwise.

NOTE: If the Low Battery Icon is present on LCD display, there are

approximately 200 ranges left until the battery is completely drained.

The Low Battery Icon will ash if the battery life is very low. In this

case, the battery needs to be replaced before next use.

BATTERY INSTALLATION 3

INCLUDES

A. CR2 - 3-Volt Lithium Battery (installed)

B. Carry Case

C. Cleaning Cloth

4HOW TO USE

RANGEFINDER DIAGRAM

A. Eye Piece

B. Diopter Adjustment

C. Power Button

D. EZ Mode

E. Mode Button

F. LCD Display

G. Battery Door

H. Support Strap

LCD DISPLAY

A. Zero-In Aiming Square

B. Laser Indicator Box

C. P.A.T. Mode Indicator

D. Distance

E. Unit of Measure

F. Low Battery

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EXTERNAL LCD DISPLAY

A. Distance

B. Unit of Measure (Y or M)

C. P.A.T. Mode Indicator

D. Low Battery

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HOW TO USE

1. While looking through the Eye

Piece, PRESS and RELEASE the

Power Button. The rangender is

now powered on.

2. To focus/increase clarity, use the

Diopter Adjustment by turning

the Eye Piece.

3. Continue looking through the Eye

Piece, aim the Zero-In Aiming

Square at your intended target and

PRESS the Power Button. The laser

will re and the Laser Indicator

Box will appear around the Zero-In

Aiming Square. The measurement

will be displayed at the top of the

LCD display.

HOW TO USE 5

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MEASUREMENT MODES

1. Standard - Standard Mode is recommended when measuring

distances to larger objects. To quickly range targets, SINGLE PRESS

the Power Button for a single re from the laser or PRESS and

HOLD the Power Button to continuously re the laser. (Fig. A)

6HOW TO USE

external LCD display

2. P.A.T. (Pin Acquisition Technology) - P.A.T. Mode is best used

when measuring the distance to a agstick or smaller objects. To

toggle between Standard and P.A.T. Mode, quickly PRESS the

Mode Button once while the device is powered on. When P.A.T.

Mode is activated, the Flagstick Icon will appear on the Right

Side of the internal and external LCD display. (Fig. B)

external LCD display

MEASUREMENT MODES (continued)

3. EZ Mode -This mode will continuously re the laser for 3 seconds

& the laser will lock on to the closest distance during the ring period.

First, PRESS the Power Button once to power the unit on. Then

PRESS & RELEASE the Red EZ Button on top of the laser to start

the 3 second ring period. During this time, move the laser in a back

& forth motion across the agstick to easily lock onto the pin. (Fig. C)

NOTE: While scanning in EZ Mode, the measurement will only

change when a shorter distance is measured. This is useful when

measuring the distance to a agstick when there are trees or other

objects in the background.

HOW TO USE 7

4. Unit of Measure - To change the unit of measure from Yard to

Meters, rst power the laser on. Next, PRESS and HOLD the

Mode Button on top of the laser for 3 seconds. The unit of

measure is indicated by a “Y” or “M” shown directly to the right

of the distance on the internal and external LCD display.

OPERATIONAL NOTES

1. The maximum measurement range is 5-800 yards to objects and

5-275 yards to a agstick with +/- 1 yard accuracy.

NOTE: Maximum range can depend on several factors, including

target characteristics and environmental conditions. For instance,

longer maximum distances may be obtained to targets that are

large in size, brightly colored, or have a reective nish. Ranging

capability can also be a󰀨ected by the angle to the target and

lighting conditions.

2. Auto Shuto󰀨 - To conserve battery life, the device will

automatically power o󰀨 when idle for more than 10 seconds.

3. Weather Conditions - Heavy rain and thick fog can potentially

limit the maximum range of the device.

4. Weather Resistant - Protected against light rain.

STORING THE LASER

• Do not leave the eyepiece in

direct sunlight. The condenser

e󰀨ect of the lens may damage

the internal display surface.

MAINTENANCE

1. To clean, use only a soft, clean cloth to prevent scratches.

2. Do not submerge in liquid or apply any cleaning products.

3. Do not store in extremely hot/cold temperatures (<50°F - >110° F).

4. Store in carrying case when not in use.

8MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING 9

TROUBLESHOOTING

Rangender is consistently providing inaccurate measurements.

• Make sure the device is set to the desired unit of measure

(Yards or Meters).

• Weak battery signal can a󰀨ect the accuracy of the device. If the

Low Battery Indicator is present on the LCD display, replace

the battery.

• Make sure there isn’t anything obstructing your view such as

leaves, branches, your nger, etc.

When looking through the Eye Piece, the view is blurry.

• Use the Diopter Adjustment by turning the Eye Piece to focus/

increase clarity.

• Make sure there isn’t anything obstructing your view such as

leaves, branches, your nger, etc.

• Use a soft, clean cloth to clean lens.

When should the battery be replaced?

• If the Low Battery Indicator is present on the LCD display.

• If the rangender is consistently providing inaccurate

measurements.

• If the LCD display is not present when PRESSING the

Power Button.

What type of battery does the rangender use?

• CR2 3-Volt Lithium Battery.

10 TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLESHOOTING (CONTINUED)

When should P.A.T. Mode be used?

• When measuring the distance to smaller targets such as

a agstick.

• When scanning the landscape to measure distances to a smaller

target such as a agstick and there are trees or other objects in

the background.

WARRANTY POLICY

This product is warranted to be free from defects for up to (1) year

from the original purchase date. IZZO Golf cannot refund your

purchase unless purchased directly from IZZO Golf. IZZO Golf will

replace or repair any unit that is determined defective under normal

use within the warranty period. Please call Customer Service at

888-606-4634 to request a Return Authorization. All defective

products must be returned to:

IZZO Golf

Attn: Returns Dept.

1635 Commons Parkway

Macedon, NY 14502

Please include a note with your Name, Address, Phone # and the

Return Authorization #.Your replacement will be shipped once we

diagnose the returned unit.

If you have any other questions or concerns,

please call 1-888-606-4634 or go to www.callawaydmd.com.

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