ACEGMET PF2C

ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder User Manual

Model: PF2C

Introduction

The ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder is designed to provide accurate distance measurements for golfers. Featuring advanced PIN-Grab technology, it offers quick and stable distances with ±1 yard accuracy and 6x magnification. This device includes a magnetic attachment for convenience and a rechargeable battery for extended use. This manual provides detailed instructions for setting up, operating, and maintaining your rangefinder.

What's in the Box

Upon opening your ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder package, you should find the following components:

  • ACEGMET PF2C Laser Rangefinder
  • Portable Soft Case with Hook
  • Magnetic Belt Clip
  • Hand Rope (Lanyard)
  • User Manual (this document)
  • Lens Cleaning Cloth
  • USB-C Charging Cable
ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder with included soft case and accessories

Image: The ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder shown with its protective soft case, magnetic belt clip, and other accessories.

Setup

Battery Installation and Charging

The PF2C rangefinder features a dual power supply system: a built-in rechargeable lithium battery and a CR2 lithium battery. The CR2 battery is typically pre-installed. To activate it, open the battery cover and remove any insulating plastic piece.

  • CR2 Battery: Ensure the CR2 battery is correctly inserted. Remove the red insulating plastic piece if present.
  • Rechargeable Battery: Connect the provided USB-C cable to the charging port on the bottom of the device and to a USB power source. The device will charge its internal 1000mAh battery. A full charge supports over 35,000 measurements.
USB-C charging port on the ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder

Image: Close-up of the USB-C charging port on the rangefinder, indicating where to connect the charging cable.

Adjusting the Eyepiece

Rotate the eyepiece to adjust the focus until the display and target appear clear to your vision.

Operating Instructions

The ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder is equipped with two main buttons: the Power/Measure button and the Mode button.

Powering On/Off and Measurement

  • Power On: Short-press the Power/Measure button (marked with a star icon) to turn on the device.
  • Single Measurement: Once powered on, short-press the Power/Measure button again to take a single distance measurement.
  • Continuous Scan: Long-press the Power/Measure button to activate continuous scanning. Release the button to stop scanning. This is useful for scanning multiple targets or moving objects.
  • Auto Power Off: The device will automatically power off after 16 seconds of inactivity to conserve battery.

Mode Selection

Short-press the Mode button (marked with 'M') to cycle through the available measurement modes:

  • Flag Lock Mode: This mode is designed to quickly lock onto the flagstick, ignoring background objects. When the flag is detected, the device will vibrate and display the distance.
  • Coach Mode: This mode assists in calculating distances from your ball to the pin. Measure the distance from your current position (ME) to the ball (P), then from ME to the pin (PI). The device will then calculate the distance from the ball to the pin, with slope compensation enabled.
  • Scan Mode: Allows for continuous measurement as you pan across the landscape.
  • Disc Mode: Specifically for Disc Golf players, this mode displays line of sight distance (LOS), elevation, and slope angle in feet.
ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder display showing fast flag-lock up to 350 yards

Image: The rangefinder's display showing a flag target locked at 176.5 yards, demonstrating the fast flag-lock feature.

Slope Function

The slope function provides adjusted distances based on elevation changes, which is useful for practice but may be prohibited in official competitions. To enable or disable slope:

  • Locate the slide switch on the side of the device, near the logo.
  • Slide it to reveal green for slope ON, or black for slope OFF.
Diagram illustrating the external slope switch and its effect on measured distance

Image: A visual representation of how the external slope switch adjusts the measured distance based on uphill or downhill terrain.

Rain/Fog Mode

To activate or deactivate the rain and fog mode, press both the Power/Measure and Mode buttons simultaneously. An icon of a cloud with three raindrops will appear on the screen when this mode is active.

Brightness Adjustment

Long-press the Mode button to adjust the brightness of the display backlight. This allows for optimal visibility in various lighting conditions, from bright sunlight to low light.

ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder in use on a golf course

Image: A golfer using the ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder on a course, demonstrating typical operation.

Magnetic Attachment

The rangefinder features a strong magnetic design, allowing it to be securely attached to a golf cart frame or other metallic surfaces for easy access during play.

ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder magnetically attached to a golf cart

Image: The rangefinder is shown attached to the metal frame of a golf cart, highlighting its magnetic feature.

Instructional Videos

ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder Features

Video: This video demonstrates the speed and accuracy of the ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder's flag-locking feature.

Magnetic and Rechargeable Features Overview

Video: A brief overview highlighting the magnetic attachment and rechargeable battery features of the ACEGMET golf rangefinders.

Maintenance

  • Cleaning the Lenses: Use the provided lens cleaning cloth to gently wipe the objective and eyepiece lenses. Do not use abrasive materials or harsh chemicals, as this can damage the optical coatings.
  • Storage: When not in use, store the rangefinder in its portable soft case to protect it from dust, moisture, and physical impact.
  • Battery Care: Recharge the internal battery regularly, especially if the device will not be used for an extended period. If using the CR2 battery, replace it when the low battery indicator appears.
  • Avoid Extreme Conditions: Do not expose the rangefinder to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight for prolonged periods, or excessive moisture.

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Device does not power on.Low battery or CR2 insulating tab still in place.Charge the internal battery using the USB-C cable. Check and remove the red insulating tab from the CR2 battery compartment.
Inaccurate measurements.Lens obstruction, unstable hand, or measuring beyond range.Clean lenses with the provided cloth. Ensure a steady hand. Confirm target is within the 5-1100 yard range.
Difficulty locking onto flag.Background interference or flag too far.Ensure Flag Lock Mode is active. Aim carefully at the flag. The flag-locking range is 5-350 yards. Try scanning mode for general distance.
Display is dim or hard to read.Brightness setting is too low for current lighting.Long-press the Mode button to adjust display brightness.

Specifications

  • Model: PF2C
  • Measuring Range: 5-1100 yards
  • Flag-Locking Range: 5-350 yards
  • Accuracy: ±1 yard
  • Magnification: 6x
  • Pin-Grab Technology: 0.3s response time with vibration
  • Battery: 1000mAh Rechargeable Lithium (USB-C) + CR2 Lithium
  • Material: Plastic
  • Color: Black
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 4.33" x 2.95" x 6.3" (approximate, based on product images)
  • Weight: 0.45 Kilograms (approximate)
  • Laser Class: Class 1 laser product
Dimensions of the ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder

Image: Technical drawing showing the length, width, and height dimensions of the ACEGMET PF2C Golf Rangefinder.

Warranty and Support

ACEGMET provides a 24-month warranty for the PF2C Golf Rangefinder from the date of purchase. Additionally, lifetime technical support is available for all ACEGMET golf rangefinders and accessories.

For warranty claims, technical assistance, or any product-related inquiries, please refer to the contact information provided on the warranty card included in your package or visit the official ACEGMET website.

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