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Pairing Laser Rangefinder to Android Device

Follow these steps to connect the steps below for your laser rangefinder make to enable Bluetooth and connect (pair) your laser rangefinder to your Android device:.

LTI TruPulse

1. Ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on your laser rangefinder

   1. LTI TruPulse steps (from TruPulse 200 user manual)

2. 

Haglof Vertex Laser Geo

1. Press ON button to turn laser on

2. Use DMS or SEND button to cycle through main options until you see SETTINGS, then press ON button to select

3. Use DMS or SEND button to highlight BLUETOOTH, then press ON button to select

4. Use DMS or SEND button to check the USE BLUETOOTH checkbox, then press ON button to return to main menu

Pairing to Android Device

1. Enable Bluetooth on your Android device using Android Settings

   1. Settings > Connections > Bluetooth

   2. Look for appropriate device name in the list of available Bluetooth devices

      1. For example, a TruPulse 200 might show up as ‘TP200B-107632’ where ‘TP200B’ stands for TruPulse 200 Bluetooth enabled. Check your laser rangefinder user manual for your device nameThe numbers at the end may vary with version of your device.

      2. Haglof Vertex Laser Geo might show up as ‘VL_GEO_60020’ where ‘VL_GEO' stands for Vertex Laser Geo. The numbers at the end may vary with version of your device.

      3. If you do not recognize your device in the list of available Bluetooth devices but are confident that you have enabled Bluetooth functionality in the device, check your user manual for the device name that will be displayed

   3. Select your device from the list

      1. If asked if you want to pair select ‘Yes’, ‘OK’, or ‘Pair’

      2. If prompted for a PIN, follow instructions from your laser rangefinder user manual

         1. For LaserTech devices, the PIN is typically ‘1111’.

         2. For Haglof devices, the PIN is typically ‘1234’.

   4. Your device should now appear in the Paired Devices list

   5. Close Android settings

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When using the TruPulse 360R height, distance and azimuth can all be captured in height (HT) mode. When the first component (horizontal distance) is captured, it will be sent to MobileMap. An alert will sound and the distance and azimuth will be populated. When the angle down is captured, an alert will sound but no new data will be populated. Finally, when the angle up is captured, an alert will sound and the height, GPS offset coordinates will be captured from the best available GPS location.

Haglof Vertex Laser Geo

Details coming soon

Troubleshooting

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