Hello, I want to calibrate a Marksman Distance Measure, but I dont know how I have to. Please, help me. thanks in advance

It must be re-calibrated to match the outter circumference of the tire. Sit on the bike and measure how far the wheel rolls on one revolution, exactly. Multiply the inches of the circumference by 2.54. This converts the inches into mm and that is the number you use to calibrate the cyclo-computor's basic need. You can probably find the user's manual on the web. Save and keep ALL your instructions in a shoe box or folder. OK?

Put in new batteries, clean lens, and calibrate. If this does not work, type " Leica Disto A6 Laser Distance Meter user manual " into computer search engine. It will bring up sites for manual.

While holding the stud finder on a spot on the wall where you assume there is no stud... press the button and hold and stay still for 10 or 15 seconds to calibrate. Then while still pressing the button start sliding sideways until the lights indicate the thickest point. You can use a pencil to mark the beginning and end. The center of that is the center of the stud. Measure 3/4 of an inch left and right of it to know it's sides.

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Dear Sir:

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Things You'll Need

• Pencil

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Switchthe power off without unplugging the machine. Do not take the safety key out ofits place.

• 2

Inspectthe bottom of your console. The calibration switch is in a small hole. Insertthe eraser end of a pencil into the hole and softly push the button. You willsee CL11 on your console after you push this button.

• 3

Usethe Speed + or - key to select MPH or KPH. Push the Power key to save yourselection.
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Dont Quote me in any manual anywhere but, I would try 45 degree's
Hope this helps

mine does that when battery is low or red light not bouncing back

measure the outer diameter of the tyre.put a mark on the side of the tyre and put to the floor.this will be a starting point to measure the tyre.get a tape measure.now roll the wheel foward and do one full rotation until the mark comes back to the floor.now measure that distance between from where mark started and finished. eg if you measured 2 metres then enter 200cm or 2000mm.most speedos usually except measuments in mm though.hope this helps

http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/624090-00,BDCAL100.pdf

The maximum is -20 degrees to +20 degrees. (pg. 9-para.2 of the manual)

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