This is for the Cobolt Talking Tape Measure.
Talking tape measure

General Description and Operation

The features of your tape measure are described below assuming that you are 
holding the device with its sloping edge to the upper left and the belt clip
facing away from you.

There are five buttons on the front face of the case. Two large ones on the 
top row and three smaller ones on the bottom row. Pressing any of these will
have the effect of turning the unit on. If the tape is not fully retracted 
when you turn the unit on you will hear a warning message.

The top left button will advise you of the total distance stored in the 
memory. If you press it twice within two seconds the memory will be cleared.

The top right button is used to switch between feet and inches, millimetres, 
centimetres and metres. This button will also convert any measurements 
between
these units.

The bottom left button adds the current reading to the memory. The maximum 
distance which can be stored in the memory is nine hundred and ninety nine 
metres.

The bottom centre button re-sets the tape to zero. This can be done with the 
tape extended to enable you to compare sizes. It is also possible to measure
negative distances in situations where the second measurement is less than 
the first.

The bottom right button adds the width of the case to the measurement. 
Normally the spoken distance represents the length of tape which has been 
pulled
out but sometimes it is more convenient to use the back edge of the case - 
for example if you wish to measure the internal width of a door frame. A 
second
press of this button deducts the case width and returns the reading to 
normal.

If the tape is fully retracted the unit will turn itself off after ten 
seconds. If the tape is extended this will happen after thirty seconds. In 
either
event you will be warned five seconds before turn off. Once the tape measure 
has turned off the current measurement will be lost but the contents of the
memory will remain intact.

The tape can be felt protruding from the bottom left edge of the case. To 
extend the tape it should be pulled out to the left. The flat sloping edge 
is
a button used to retract the tape. This should be pressed at its lower edge.

WARNNG. Use your free hand to control the speed at which the tape retracts. 
If left free it may retract rapidly and cause injury.

On the bottom edge of the case you will feel a deep groove slightly to the 
right of centre, running front to back. The right side of the base can be 
prised
open using a fingernail in this groove. This flap can then be opened fully 
until it is in line with the base. You will feel a sharp metal point on this
flap which can be used as a pivot if you wish to describe an arc with the 
tape.

For measurement purposes the point is the same distance from the back of the 
case as the first hole in the tape is from the end of the tape so if you 
place
the point of a pencil in the first hole and use this to draw a circle or arc 
the radius will be the measurement spoken which includes the case. i.e. to
draw a one metre radius circle extend the tape until it says "one metre 
including case".

Battery

The battery compartment is on the rear of the case. To remove the cover hold 
the case back uppermost with the sloping edge facing away from you. Support
the case with your fingers underneath and your thumbs on top on the flat 
section closer to you than the belt clip.

You will feel the ribbed surface of the battery cover under your thumbs. 
With your thumbs as close as possible to the edge of the raised section 
press firmly
down with your thumbs to release the catches and slide the cover off towards 
you.

Re-fitting is done by sliding the cover back until it engages with an 
audible click.

A replacement battery is available from Vision Australia under product code 
CP17.

Further Details

Specifications:
List of 5 items
. Tape Length 16 feet/5 metres.
. Max in Memory 999 Metres.
. Accuracy 16th of an inch/1mm.
. Resolution 1/16th of an inch/1mm.
. Battery 1 x PP3 9v Alkaline.(NB: Vision Australia does not guarantee 
batteries)
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Manufactured in UK:

Cobolt Systems Ltd
The Old Mill House, Mill Road, Reedham,
Norwich, Norfolk NR13 3TL
Tel: 01493-700172
Fax: 01493-701037
Email:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Site:
www.cobolt.co.uk 

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